, 1859-10-21
a11FNENH II t.AH rH1KxpAT-

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aad The market advanced 10 s9e ana efe' a.
which tue great bulk Of the transactions took
place. Al the close, s7sc was pad lot LOIS OF
No to fill out cargoes, and straight lot Of
5000 pu No brought ssc free on board. In
Inc o'tefnoon tnsse WIS less aoi"auon a'nons
operators, but the market closed steadily at the
rulino fienres m CHANGE. The day's tranaae.
e,.1.,.oo en- t.-..,.. -. ., ~ =.
.oas 4oo. ap "oo4' Aoo'o'v 0usne.s' =. e.'vv ~
$l.o1 for No Red; sse to soc for No Red;
aec to 87}c for No Spring: SOC to sec for No 2
c,u; .aa 77n =, no, fo- p.;a,..d al :.
spring; aao Hc 10 I'VE lof neIec'eo-all !"
store. Several car loads Of choice Club Wheat,
received by the Northwestern Railway from
Fond du Lac, we're sold at Doc to PC on track
The Flour market also shared in the excite
ment, and under an increased shipping demand
prices advanced 12ac to lse per Dbl. The
transactions foot up larger than any other
day this scason-about 5000 barrels--at $500
n 4. ,o FIR yvb;te w;nt.r. II m tn A7s FIR
~ e'''o ~. a'.e mA %..S ~ ~
1alr 10 CHOICE tsea WINTER; o'sV " 4.Ve aof 10"
grade Spring Extras; 4.12f To 4.50 for common
to choice Spring Extras; and $50 for Spring
- .,sIa ~. ..s.. -.. ,;,ht
ooPefnne' A. tue e'ose LUG e"eA "AS neu|
and the market firm. Corn was in better re-
nucst and for old the market WAS fruaer. while
e. .dr,,.. scw.. mid d-s,,.a
1of new IN a1'anse u !. :" o. "As pA."se
storc, and SOC On track: new shelled IS to Soc
,,.. h,.h., m +rsct. and a. tn s7c for ear nm
track. Oats advanced t to 1c, With sales Of
about II 900 bushels, at ae to aslc for Canal
adoat, and sol to Sic in store. RE scarce aud
g.. ~ 80. - az n ~. in .tore and ca n
'lf"' VIII s"4es ~ W ~ Wv ~ s' w. -
tY1CK. 1
selling at SEC in store, and choice at 60c on
80 ,;r,,.hr coad hoavv al . "a II q IN
.-:.---.,.,. =. nv -. OIL.
HiEnWlnes qa'et aao nonalna1 ~ ~ to&sc'
Rates of Freight were rather easier to'dsy to
o0"ss'' ~,
taents we're as tollo"s :-"neat 10 os"e9o' 1oc;
wheat to BaffAlo, SC; wheat to 0gdensburgh,
,,3c. rorn IN n tooden.bnrph. lie.
'
FA1LrnE IN THE LUMBER TRApE.-Messrs. Ell
reds X Halcon,. lumber manufacturers and
,, - .s:. ~ h.Ss 49, ~ .s*;1,,,.n.
oea'ets' a.. .. sna' e'H'' "A's u s .srs non -.
ass, os 1 -, 49,. ~... ~. ,.,.a.t ,rr,h., r,.n,,
s-.0'o's' ~: 49,. go. ;......,.,,,. :,
mllls' &C., 10 me amount - @4"'Vo' tne'F
mills are located on Oconto River, in Green Bay,
md tbev are sa;d to bn the most extensive in
49, 80
| ~I~' A%h
| Toposro-Oct. l8.-The rain Yesterday morn
| -ss;.;.. =, ~. -, th.t - ,-.. +ba 49,
ing IN aaa'uon ~ 'ne 'ae' s".s - wa .ao u's'
day Of The week, caused yesterday,s TO be q
very dull nartet-only about s,oo9 bushels ol
wheat changed hangs: opening N % ane edsy pr. PET
there vas better feeling, and LIS to LIS was
paid fQE extra prime samples I1e 1avoE1te
ngu.e oa 1a.s !ns x t"1 IN were tbe 1ates ns;d
WI 80 rnt an;m.tad Wbe.t has mi
tne nuA af =. srmra.s Snr;nr Wh.,t cnns
!ost my ~ aJ - iam.na - o0lSass fa- o~d;n.-r
lnues g90a o4Iaae" ~ ,,rnd n, ~ ~ ~ ~
esaaj esaasjnns ~ =, 49, resIi,td ali 1.rley ;s in gnod
occaslons ftrlesn1 F. ~ sa ~. h,,.baJ 40 - e''"
demand, !" oo@1os Pc! oasu
NEw 1oRx-oct. 1s-Rece'pts. 1854 bbls
flour: 9,240 bu wheat; 2.4T0 bu corn. 1884 bu
49,. ~ bn ,1s
o@'e' "-7 w ''s'
ALBANY, Oct 18th-GkA1s-The sales Of
1x-ha,t with , fair nnant;tv offering are 5000 bu
49, - sooo !. o." D..
Canaaa hass o. isoG sna ev1e W ~ ~ ~
~ tae MITE. % o. tras. ~ iii vsce;". sn
sa,eable At iooc: sales 1000 bu Western mixed
in lots losc. oais IN the street 40 70 41c; the
sales ah9at ase so'o na :. @ 4Is 70 3!s 'of o.ase
,n fsiI sunnly hut the firmness Of holders r.
s.r;cts aales: for Tho best samples Of Canad.
West biRher prices arc obtained than the re-
| ro-tad sales If yesterdny and some holders