, 1859-09-26

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The wheat market to-day y'was very active and
at the opening prices advanced ac above yeSte'-
DAYS figures; but on the receipt Of the New
York dispatches, decline Of 1t14c was expo
ricnced. Winter grades were quiet and steady
upwards Of 14oon, bu Of ill grades changed
llu,ltls, III % for No white; s:c for No red;
.>c Tor No red; .GG..77c for No l spring; aud
G:e.ic fur rejected-all in store. The market
closing quiet at the inside quotations.
Flour was steady aud active. About 1900 bbls
were sold at S3.s"@ 4,223 for medium to choice
Spring extras aud S3,:.5 for supertine. Corn
continues scarce and in demand, and tie mar.
let was firm-closing shade weaker after New
York was received. About .5.o'o bushels oi
oil grades changed hands, at 74lc for Canal
aaaat; ~ .3!c for No. in store; md 7lc
for NJ. :: in store. Oats in actire demand, and
advanced s1lc. Sales to-day we're ut 2sI for
canal at]oat, and o9c for No. ] in store. Rye
firm, with sales at Coo in store, aud Gle ut depot
barley still firm and active. About 900 bush
els were sold ut Go@ CSC for No. 10 store-an
advance Of 1c. Timothy Seed in active inquiry
by eastern shippers, and advanced a@3c. Sales
Of prime were made today at $2,1o@so.l:f,
aud dirty 1t *l,9:i. Highwines continue scare e.,
mud the market is nominal at 2Cc.
6Frcixhts continue easier. The rates by vessel
today were: wheat to Buffalo at t;c ind to Us
wego G>.c barley to buffalo at &c; corn 10 Buf:
fato by propeller at sic.
.ALnASr, Sept. a22.--The sales Of Wheat to-day
include 80 bu white Mich, in barrels, ut Il ,so
;H'''' do red State at $1,05; .,s10 do do sold
Yesterday afternoon at 81 ,%. Rye in the street
slc: sales Yesterday afternoon .,?0n bu ut 7>c
Il III lbs. Corn in light ten,and and again
better; sales :;,'i',5 bushels Western mixed ut
sc. Oats in tue street iVc; 1910 bushels new
Ga"ata East, near ut hand, sold at 4ac weight.
We hear a{ no sales Of Barley VIC hear by felc-
graph that :"c is asked in Toronto for Harley,
delivered in Albany. Whiskey-Satcs .73 blis
ut ";!c. Seed-A lot Of =, bags new Illinois
Timothy sold at taa,1'5a per tushel.
1T, Lor1s-sept, 4aa.--Reccipts. 9,aoo bags
wheat; Is" bugs corn Gs5 bags oats LIS bngs
barley; as bugs rye. The Democrat of yester-
day says:-
Alter :n absence Of len days. the sun shone
forth pleasantly 1o-dav, and tho market genc-
rally WIS tirn,cr. Thr demand for Flour was
limited. hut holders were firm. and Wheat
prices were fully maintained, spring going at
e';tt:"H: common 10 fair fall, s0GI :c; good 10
rrin'c, :,et s1.0'. and choice. $l.o6lGl. l.10. Uats
were little bettcr-ranging from 4O@5Vc
Timothy seed, fair quality, sold at S22,eo.
NEW Yonk-Scpt. ea.-Kcceipts. 90 4,314 bh's
Hour; l4.i". hu wheat; G,sN, bu corn; 1895
bu oats; $50 bu rye.
1ft in, =
3.oS' bu corn; ,a:t bu outs.
t'tEvEtASn-Scpt. 2aa.-Whcat-A continued
good demand. Yesterdays figures well sus-
1aincd for wli'e, will, an advance in rcd; sales
l."" bu red at S1.03; 500 bu white from track
LIN; ] CIT do at LII; l.;;c1 bus1l do free o,,
board ut LIZ, and tive cars do at lis.
MISS l'onk AT CLEvELaSp.-Thc Cleveland
NtraH If yesterday says:
4 lot Of 1,tah' bbls las been in store-for
which, :: short time since, SIS = bbl was offered
and rcfuscd-sincc then large portion Of i.
tas been sofd at Sl3 4 Dbl. To-day II further
decline tuok llacr and 10 1fbls Of 1he same IL,
was sold Ut Sl4.ssa. *'That's the way the profit
goes
PsrrsErnGm, September ..3, 1S5a.-FIour-tle
demand this week has been lighter than usual,
l'ut was E"od yesterday; sales from store ef
spring extra, $.:, for family DO, and $500 for
fancy d.; :'n' do. family extra ut $:'.l0, 5u1 do
spring extra Ut i.t; :.S0 do. at &: for snrin.
extra aud $3.50 for fatniiy extra .tnl do. d. vi
*i.s' aud S'..:; lou 'lo. spring extra Mt $4,:,',
and III do. in various 1"ts, ut ta..0M4..:' f,r
super. S4.sJtIa.s Tor extra, an1 $1.25(d:, for
family do. s:rain-salcs nj depo, Of lin, bush
oa's ut ~. aud ::'.9 do ut ~, aud 900 do. from
store Ut IL. Wheat, a..un bush on private
terms. Corn, 200 hu. at 81, from store.
ToLs"o. Sept. 2s.-Icceipts, s.: Lbls flour,
4,4i3 bu wheat, ,a'h bu corn. The Blade soys:
Flour-+S,ics ~ bbls Imperial Xxx from red
whcut, *4.>7l; 100 bb1s NX, $4.5; 80 1bls cx-
tra. $50; III l't1s Michigan do, s4'3. Wheat
sales Of wlite--::nh bu, $1.0S; 4,sH0 bu n. t.:
90" bu =. G"' 1'u red sold at .1c after report
last night; aSo iuo bu white ut l07c, Corn
sales to-day 4,''tu bu, s5lc.
OswEcs', Sept. aa22.-The Tins says: The un-
favorable winds for the last two days have de-
taincd II teet Of grain vessels, which arc known |
to he m this lake, and the market in co,lse-
tacncc continues poorly supplied. Wheat is in |
T.: milling demand, bu: the aivanced views Of |
holders restrict transactions. chicago spriuy
il held ut s?@1!0c, with BUYERS at S.MS-Ir
Sales $40 bn rrd winter ut $l.o3. and 4 $40 bu
white Canadian, yesterday. not included n our
report, on terms We coult mt learn. Corn
wanted, but there is none on the spot, and but
comparatively little to arrive soou. Quotations.
are nominal. Oats continue scarce
barley has advanced and is in good demand.
An offer Of soc was made for CANADIAN to arrive.
but refuscd.
DETnulT, Sept ea.-Rcceirts, 4ols bbls flour;
1855 bu. wheat; 73 bu. rye; e2s bu. barley. Tie
Tribune Of last night says:
The offers on Change this morning did mt
lndicute any change in -four, which was held at
3:l for red, and CIT for best single cxtrss
Of white, With buyers to n moderate extent ut
q for the former ind 4 50 for the lattcr.-
Sales 100 bbls mixed at 80. and 20 bb1s on p.t.
The stock offering is not large, which, with The
upward tendency at present in New York, in
duces some fir1nness. We could hear OF no
*heat Of consequence offering. Red would
bring 's@9$c, and white 100Mlo3 and per-
lars even little more, prices being now coy-
erned more By the necessities Of buyers than
By nnv other standard of value, Corn i. dill
and SC lower, being held at 15c for lots bapred
Oats are pretty firmly held at 33c delivered in
,ags. with buyers ut Sic. Other articles rem.
nralIy unchanged, excepting eggs which arc
higher.
Tonox7o, Sept. 2e.-The Glo1e Of the esd
contains the following:
WTheat to the extent Of 1900 bushels was
fought ut range Of prices extending from Sic
hree instances ouly, aud for the yery finest
amples. For ordinary and good shipping
'heat ri to 95c were the current rates, mud for
rime e7@9sc. The average price for the day
'onld be q tride below 95c. The market WINS
'ithout much spirit, and closed dull Spring
'bent was offered only two or three times, and
cal'zcd freely 50 10 S5c per bnsi1el. Flour is
tcady ut our quotations-superfne, $3.50 to
4.40; fancy, s4.50 to - 60; extra, s4.15 to s.
er barrel. Barley continues firm and in active |
equest. ut G. to Csc Oats are steady at 81 to
Sc per bushel.
The British Corn Trade.
lFrom the Marx L.nc E1pscas, Sept. 81
Notwithstanding some hcavy rain ut The be-
inniux Of the past week, there has been suf.
cheney Of fine weather to complets the harvest
most places. Some quantity Of the second ,
rop Of grass las also been secured, while tur-