, 1860-05-14

The Corn market, which during the present |
week has been unusually quiet and steady, WAS
decidedly active and buoyaut-prices having:
advanced }c over the prevailing figures of yes
terday. Upwards Of 10000 bushels changed
hands, at 52lc for medium Canal aloat; 53@54c
for No. in store; 51@5ec for No. in store
closing quiet and steady at 53}c for No. l. The
receipts By Canal we're very triaiug, and there
was no River corn offered. Wheat opened
rather tame, and buyers held OF with view to
decline; but holders we're firm and the ruling
prices yesterday were freely pnid-s1.1l@1.l1i
for No. / spring; and sl.10 for No. Spring,
only about $4,000 bushels having changed
hands. Flour was in fair request and the mar
| ket steady, with sales Of Spring extra at $3.50
| @5.4o, and Superdno at t4-0o@4 50. Oats were
in good demand and firm at &c in store. Rye
scarce and firm. Barly quiet. Highwines we're
| in better request mud the market frme.-sales
being effected at lslc. Timothy Seed still in
demand at 1925 @3.50, and scarce.
Vessels a1e still scarce, and owners arc
tirmer-though shippers are holding of. Two
yeseels we're engaged, one to Port Co!borns
with wheat at 4sc, and one with corn to Buffalo
at the same price.
SHIPMENTS At oswgGo pr CASAL.-The fol-
lowing table shows the shipments Of a few lead.
ing articles by canal, during the week ending
May 7tb, 1860:
T!sa {2Sg,; Il, 3at;s &C bet. e. 1rl. e =;
oat................. 2:6s haId: 1922
;,:sy: 29ss tsy Ess;; s:!:s
The tolls received on property shipped from
this port for the first week in May were
| $la 10000.
RrrFA1o Market, May lo.-Receipts IL ,o99
brls flour; 1862 bu wheat; $500 bu corn
4,s9l bu barley. Shipped, 1,s45 bF1s flour
1896 bu wheat; lis, ,224 bu corn. Tbs EIprts.
of yesterday says:
, There WAS tair demand for -four yesterday
and the market frmer. especially for the better
Ira State aud Canadion. from spring wheat
$544M35 so for extra Illinois and Wisconsin
$5.759G 90 for extra Ohio md Indiana; $6.2:
: @6.75 for double extras. Best double e1t1'
!. Sale Of 10000 bu Chicago spring at sl.14. Corr
= in pretty good demand aud market steady
: Sales since our last, 1000 bu ut 5.@5oc. Oat
steady; sn}es 600 bu Canadian ha9ged at Sis
: Barley nominal Ut G5@70c. Rye do at S0@s2c
. Peas in fair request: *aie 15o bush At 65c
| 8
Whisky quiet. A sale If ITO brls reported d
!. zoe: now held at 2lc. Canal Frejghts- q
nour; 11tc On wheat, and 1u}c on corn, to Ses
= York.
Ntw YoRk, May l0.-Recelpts, $3.50 bbl
-four. 9a3 bu wheat, Is 400 bu corn; s. .420 oats
OCEAN FnErcn1s At New YORK, May To-
/ To LiEerpool-.V,00 900 bu wheat md corn wel
y shipped at I'D IN bulk, md 6ta ships bags,s spac
i, for il, ,V00 bu was re-let at these rates, and /
:, the close tue c was report Of 4 Shipment {
10 10 whea. ut Gai in ships bags. To London b
i: packet-d.ou0 tcs beef nj Is I'D; 100 bbls baco
L. ut 50s. To Glasgow-s .ooo bupeas in shipper
bags at Gid, THE shipments Of corn, whet e
i tu, rot 700 US printed.
e Dosrox MAakk7s, May 1o.-The receipts
tS pF Corn hare been light and the market is firm
NJ n; bu. the demand is moderate; sales Of yellow
Ii Ii se@s4c; mixed and white ut 81 l@s2c p buxlle
e O4is ase in steady demand; Sales Of Northe1
~, ~, anil Canada ut 45@f6c; Prince Edward lsln1
~ at 4,c 4 bu>he!. RYE is selling at 9.G94c
- bushel. Shorts are steady ut $20@22: Fit
Feed ut $24@26 . ton. White Bean. are ei
- pod at Il lo@l Is; extra pea and marrowfat
T. $l;N@2 = bushel. Canada Peas are selling
n. s2@e5c 3 bushei-
- yEw ORLEANS, May -P.M.-Flouruncha
S. ed and dull. Mess Pork firm but quiet. La
t. du1 ano pre- u9n ~ ra1,o" for she ~i.u -
: Sides Whisky unchanged and dull. Sue
is dull but unchsuged; fully fair tic. alolass
eet has further declined, the market closing dull
to SIC for prime reboied.
= LARGE ExpoRrs PRED1crEp.-The New 70
te Tri6uae Of Thursday contains the following =
tsae see "Au important feature in adding strength
to the market to- day, especially in Western SHARE
- is the impression taas 10 ea1u'ps Stoana u
there $50 oe Asge h;s III 1oa s se.e'
mt during me pleseht yea's s4m "1,sn W sNe
MI Grain roads largely increased traffic IN leigh
ted There IL erea. SURPLUS VI Goln feIla'ulne
tile last crop IN the " es1, ~hle9 IS asa,'aole
. export, and "n'cn mus eo1ue !ol ~" 70 u.
ng water. The accounts from England indies
NJ the prooaoiats laa1 al toe ce. ea.s We eau sP.
ye'. will be needed, and some Of our most PIomtnt
se grain operators predict larger export IN , !:
n than in any year SINCE tue 1atnlne OF 1o4d'
ra.xsrop7.r1os or CA7r1E,-The New Yc
.
7e!s Tribune of lnufsua} s0tS'
"Mark Coleman droEe l40 miles, from 81
sopri to Quincy, and then came in cara via
), caro. Detroit, Suspension Bridge, Hpd Abs,
ners. 'ts hss.nss his Cattle vera kent q, bnnrs
IN tba cars from the Bridge to Albany. an,
D. cause. with rare exceptions, the drovers on
SeW ORR oen'tal IT. ssu" 81 =, so ~ hDpfs.
If NJ lot pAS peA7' ~. 49, e. ~. .,;,s " =
place tns 'aie SUM ~ Ao4 p'h',
Sq s1q5 ST. Lor1s MARKETS, May loe-heee1pts og
- er, osss ekscorn, sos brls -four, -: SKIS VIII
OF n -. A.. ~ sma1l recr;nts. aaies of sn4
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