, 1859-11-14

ClSctNNaEt. Nor. 12.-The Gc-stH Of this
morning rrports ns follows:
Flour WIS sl.adc firmcr to day, but prices
were nut quatably higher. Tho demand was
moderate Ut S4.75Glso for snrertinc. Early
III the day tOu toHs auld 1t <5.65Q15.75 but tine
dull, witt, no disposition 10 Offer over S5.5y.
Several houses commenced packing to.daY, bu.
killing operations hare been checked by the un-
favorable cllun.c in Tie Temperature. In pro-
v,>!''s there uetc safes Of ltV bris ,eks pnrk at
s13.75 nnd Go hhd* bacon ut S7.43 for sh 1ni.lcrs
a'4.t ss fur tides. L4rd WIS dull vi loo. There
vas sun'a Inquiry inr new tuess pork for Decent
her ut $l4. but rs this il not L pawn. I."re,
compared with tile ruling and prospective
rrtce ot hoE-, there was not much distustsinn
7" contract. tn Groceries there il moderate
husIMe,s ''0ln. IN the Eerular war. ut T4.i t,tr
.n..r, ~ Tor ltol"s-es. aud llall4a FOR cot1tc-
:<t4,cks nj is,r tw" Il, y: ua,ea a..rl-s very
li:h', Whisky dec iuc1 10 ~. and c1"sed dull.
l''e demand !"r u hest is moderate; prices un-
c''anged. Cum .i,m ut 4s@9i5- Oats dull Ut
4'c- The Iecrips day iacluded:
F!en-, III. ......AoN Oats tu .............. l773s
WHISKY. bsA.-....... l:t rat!cj IN .-..-......:l:6
3G;:,,.t, IT,. J., '......zea, uos*. humble: w
ST. Lor1s. Sov- 1l.-FIour WAS quite dull To-
day, and only few fales reported. 1,uo0 b,ls
cly supcrdue sold last evening, Gu pirate
teru's. S.!cs to-day 450 brIs at 3J@i IS for
fn~ grade country, aud SO for double ezra
city. Wheat MAS firm, but unchanged. Re-
ct,pts for t*en'y-suur b7uts 1850 bushels.
:Salrx At as@3tc for spring u1d ct"b, a0c@i-12
Tor c.'o'",vn to prime rel and white full, and
li@l u TOR choice ~hc do. C'rn MAS 4
-t'de higher. Sales $40 In at SIC for rev
MIXED. Gno for yellow, AID CO &c for while.
Whi,ky lower. Sales ut e:te9.4c, mostly II,
G'm.r rates. Larj-$afe* 1l3 Urls 4Id - ,c.,
nu prira.e terms ilog-A lev hundred brad,
sscraei-g zoo pounds. -1ld Ut 5.0U per 100 lbs
Light Hugs ss1l Ut 4..s@L5o.
The Cnors IN CASApA.-The Toronto Gta1e
f,csterdny contains some specula,iops regard
lrs the crops. the receipts oI grain having fu!lsn
OF. We quote AS fu!lows:
On our market the receipts hnve not averaged
arcr ,tV0 bushels per dhv for the week ending
hast night, which are less tllan for a;y week du.
F'iaE 'he pnst six or eight weeks. II IL If course
Impossible 10 Ear lr"ln wbut cause such de-
1rt:a>e results, especially in view Of the hglly
satisfactory r4tes r"liog go steadily. 1t may b.,
and possibly it is the tac'. HAT HE buIk Of The
aarlu% crop III GnT iu,nejlate ririnlty t1us btcll
brought ont. for the se4>oua business has brcn
v-rs lxrGr. urtd not less linn httween iivs ami
SO hundred t'.ous1nd bushels Of IS cut lave
'':eu shipped from this pint S"me wb"se upIn.
nm drs .'v+* cous'1rra.un incl'le IL The belief
tina: the crops turn ont le~. turor bly, Than tras
At one s1nsu anticipated, and that III ,hs frUns
'"~:~l'irs tie gteater part Of tue itld Inns been
marketed. OILERS nre "f he belief that nsers
sase s''lsl sntIicenl tn discharge pr s>i"y liub'i
t'e-. mud tind'us thut rrtces. contrary to gencr
Al Expectation, nfe sustained NJ hi III ma.
they are disposed 10 hold the Remainder of ,hst
surplus in ,he hope of higher tricss. aud in lle
mrantime IL Get out the ul!,cr vra1us tnr wAicl,
nsicrs c"n'iuuc to rule high. Whateser muy b1
ffc cause. we cannot but hope ii 1t tie grain 10
the country vii be Eapid J brought out. and
'lsat II c present lr.ces will be rs speedily real-
.ztd us possible.