, 1860-04-19

lions showing an improvement Of ,11s = Ii,
especially for the fair and better qualities. The
weeks ta!.ss have embraced somc $500 hhds, in
cl'.~s.lng 1000 to-day, aud the market close3 ut
the range Of the following quotations. -
inferior and Refining. .................3a a1x
Common 10 i.od Coz .nlou al
,.cn,. .!9i itssa IN saa Giaia, n&sA
The sales for the corresponding week last
year embraced about 1910 hll.ls. and NC quoted
lair 10 fully fair IL st @Slc a ib.
Weeks receipts S.5y4 thEds., agsins! :;,593 for
tho corresponding week last year. Total rt-
celEts since the 1st Of September 15s., ,1G7 hhds,
agalnst o2S ,6:S 70 the same date last year.
Ihc exports Of tho week embrace 435 lids, Of
which 104 to Boston. las 10 New York, 100 to
Philadelpuia, 81 10 Florida, and So to Texas.
TonoSro. April 16.-Thc Grain market still
continnes dull with small deliveries. Wequote
Fli Whe1t, sl:ss@l l.41f; Spring Wheat, SIG
t5. Harley, GoGLj5c. Oats, 3ic. Peas. 60Gn
t5c, The dcmsud for Flour ia more actiyS.
We hear Of an offer Of 100 brls No. l super-
fine, to be delivered in Toronto between The
18th Mny and 1st June Mt IS. We quote No.
], supcrtine. S4.so@A.s5; No. 9, $4.5o@4.s5:
Fancy, 5.35@5 70; E1tra, none in the market:
nominal rites s5.75@5; Double extra, se1s.e5.
SEw Yonk, April 1e.-Rcceipts, 1855 brls
flour; As,s54 bu wheat; l5,4ao bu corn: 1905
bu oats.
CINCINNATI, April ls.-Recsirts. 1851 bu.
corn; SIS bn. oats; :,Se bu. wheat. The Ga
sttff Of yesterday says:
Provisions were dul! but firm. There WIS
ycry little inquiry for any article, Mess pork
may be quoted ut $lG.s5Gl7 % for couutry. a1d
fara aiff 12Fn+% DO r <af
ders aud sides. Holders mostly asI q for tie
latter, hut they arc nhtaiuable to soma extent
at?t. Dulk meats Ct for shoulde-s, and sl6sl
for sides. Lard 1o!@ll! for barrel ard feQ,
The hour market was quiet but tirra At $3.50 for
supertinc- The shipments we're large, embrac.
ing ], ,022 brle. A considerable p.oportion Of
the exports for the Interior South nc in bars.
manufactured to order by our city miIlers.
The receipts were only 64S brls. Prime quail
tics Of wheat were in good demand and firm:
the lower erades dull. No change in corn or
oats. Fall hurley declined to e5@ss for prime.
There was fair demand for groceries iu lie
regular way, and prices were firm. Whisky
steady at 1sc.
TINS WHEAT AAREEr IN Exr,4Sp.-Tho
-Aart Lene Erprtss. ofthe ee.h ult., in its artl-
Gle on agricultural prospects, says:
Let us now refer to moro cheering future
affecting the farmers, that Of the improved posi-
%A"A4 AA NAV "ASat AAAEt. LUZ u luuE lluE Eu
monotonous and steady that many began to
think there was never to be movement again
iu it. So soon a. sthe condition has been better,
the buyers hare been morr encouraged to take
freely. ond during this week, the markets ia the
agricultural districts have advanced from 1s- to
IS per gr. The deliveries hare fallen OF, and
as tue tar1ne.s become increasingly engaged in
the fields, they will bring forward much
smaller quantity. With great desire to rnr-
chase, there ure unmistaEabfe symptoms Of
steady and perhaps Important advance up
to the time when spring tillaye will have
been completed IND the supplies again Increase,
which is universally The case between seed time
and the hay harvest. Then the prices ,eill be
governed by ttc appearance Of the wheat crop,
up to this present point very unprnmlslng. So
much 30 is this the case, TINT in soue counties
piowiug up the stunted plant, aud sowing the
land with barley, is rcsorted to. Putting ali &c.
counts together, it is doubtful whether more
than tw0-thirds as much land has been sovp
with wheat this season as in the previous onc;
while it is getting So late, that, with the pros
poets for barley another year, people are care
less whether they plant suy more wheat to make
up the deficiency. As to the anticipated I'd
vance in wheat, the returns will prore whether
our views have proved correct: this weeks gen.
erul average was ASS Cd, and the London aver
age to the ruth inst. was 4ss per qr.
New ORLEANS, april 14.-Flonr dull. and the
demand local and limited ct e;.5e@5.7 ior s,,-
pcrtne Ohio: Meas pork dull and prices de.
slining; small sales At .sl7-s7Gao.to. Lsrd is
Bulk pork unchanged and dull. BACON in lin-
tied demand ut tic and lOc for shoulders and
Sides i moderate demand for whisky, but at
lower rates; rcctiGed has declined TO 19ic, and
raw to .9c. Cheese steady, with moderate
demand at light. Spirits turpentne is selling
ut 45c. Sugar Is steady with Il fair demand al
stc Tor fully air; tue receipts during the week
we're 3,400 hhds. Molasscs s.ull, but unchanged;
sales Of 500 brls at 5e@40e for prime; 4,a41
brls were received during The week. Flour is
shipping to New York at Soc, and to Boston at
SIC; r.'rk and beef 10 New York aud Boston
at cDc.
M1lwAuKEE-Apsil ls.-Receipts, ll,s40 bu
wl'cat; III brls flour ; ?G3 bu cats; 495 bu corn.
Shipped, $50 brls flour. The ,S<ntiae, Of this
'norning says:
The produce market maintains 4 huoyant
tone, but She tendency to speculate is not so
strong rs was the casa few days ago. Thcr4
was scarcely anything done in -four to-day, buy
crs rather holding Oft. and some parties very
ded to- very slight decline had purchasers man-
ifested my disposition to meet their views.
Wheat kept fully up to yesterday & prices, and
owing to reduction Of 1c in 1reights some
quantities were u shade higher. No. sold ut
Sl.o3 in store, and at sl05 delivered, and ono
Atp'p
to 1.06 free. on board. No change III milling
wheat or other articles.
ST. LOUIS, April 1G.-Neccipts By River Ii ,a57
bags corn; SOS bags barley; 5,usa bags oats;
1o,492 bags wheat; tie brls whisky. Ey Rail,
rs bags wheat; elo bags corn. Whcat-Nar.
ket heavy but unchanged. Sales comprised
l,ss5 bags spring and club from $l.l0 to *l.lal;
1000 bags do private; 500 bags choice club nj
| $l-l4Gl-1:', mostly to outside buyers 50 bags
very poor fall at 81 SIS baes common fall Ut
Sl.o; 255 bags fair fail ut $13 @1 .;5; 100 bags
] prime and choice red and white at sl.4e@1.i5,
and IS bags choice white ct Sl.50. Corn-Ie-
| ceipts large, and buyers held off for lower
| figures, and the market was very heavy
| somewhat lower. Sales comprise e67 bags
mixed at 43@45lc; 1900 do do ut 4s@49c;
about 500 bags do do at 3ec, delivered; G6@ bags
white and 1000 bags yellow at Soc, the former
| delivered; $50 bags yellow and white at sic;
l.60o bags prime mixed and choice yellow nj
| 5le 5cc; $50 bags MIXED white ut u GtGoc; 514
bags prime and choice yellowat 59eI53c; al9
bugs yellow and white ut :lc. delivered; 500
6aes yellow and 200 white at SIC delivered; and
800 bags white at 55c on The lcyec-mostly in
new sunnies. 0ats-Aarkct SLOW. but without
change. Sales 200 bags in secondhand bags ct
42@ s5c; 1,55Q bags prime in new gunnies
at 44c; G30 bags mostly choice white in
new gunnies at a4l@{5c. Whisky-The
liberal receipts cansed buyers, to hold of
for define, but holders remained pretty firm.
Sales were reported Of 420 brls in lots at Isle,
mostly for currency, and Al do at lSc.
NEW Yong H,pE MAnkEr-April ls.--Thc
market is heavy and onlr g moderate business
mos, usual selection; 1000 San Juan at about
&c 6 mos, aud sou Buenos Ayrcs kips 81 lbs
| average, on private terms. The following is
from Meizel l. Weidcmc} cr's CIRCULAR,