, 1860-10-04


sno aomewhat lower in the early part Of the
d,y. b,,s after the steamer of the 2sth WAS tels
Rrspbed the market advanced 1c and olosed finn
Abont 10000 bushels were so1d, At eoc for
Northwestern Club; s7i@sse for No. SPRING
=, s4}@ss.s for n, Spring; and 7'a@7sc for he.
!: fredericksburg with good demand for No 2 at
ss@ssic. There WIS less inquiry for Flour,
and the market was quiet, and in some instan-
ces prices were q shade lower than yesterday.
Still holders wero generally unwilling to make
~ concessions, and the sales amounted to only
i. about 200 bills, ut q 5o@I SIT for good to
choice Spring extras. Corn was in active re-
Guest. and tue market advanced t@lc. About
5000 bushels changed hsuds, mostly to skip
par, ut 4lic for Nc 9 cEual a1oat; 4o@4lc fer
No ] in store; AID :s@4osfor No l. Oasz were
- quiet but firm 1t 1se for No In store. h5e
WAS ii good request 1t Sic in store. Barley Vac
dull and the market declined 2@3c-the trans
sections being limited at 57c tor No In stoie,
and 4S@50c Tor No 2 in store Timothy Seed
Wac in better dctasnd and the market more &C.
tive, and shade irmer-sales being liberal at
80. $2.l2@2.1s. High~'ines steady 1T 1s@lstc-
Alcohol 4li@43ic. Hides are active and firm.
Freiehts continue easier. The engagements
fodaY were few, at 1ete for wheat and l2c for
oorn to Bnf1alo. and 1se for whea: to Oswego.
Nxw Poak Ftax-Mesus. Kreigh Hanback,
have lassed from the lst Of November the pack.
! tur establishment On the south branch Of the
: river, known ns sha "Mlward PORK House"
= formerly owned aad occupied By Hestrs. Van
Bruut 4 Wstrous. They will commence to CUT |
Hogs 81 soon as The seasop opens. Dath gen
a.. .~n .1,o NJ arneriencSA in all bfAuchea
,e%sn are aoe aaa os ps reT the new m firm as
An ;,n,ort.nt acc.ss;on to tho trade.
aNa,.1v-s-.,xc,r c,rp"-o~inpto the heavy
e.'S. .s.:-.h....
increase In me receipts ol WHEN au'1ne
Il. two months from Wisconsin, Ainnesots apd
fon.a :. .s.....r~ - ~ ~ s.t.b,;.h . n.v orade.
'oano u nseeaeA'. " es'sp'Su us" s'
under tho title Of I" Northwestern Club" 9tc
= bu]k Of this 1haut comes to fhls caty By thu
Horhvc,t.rn and III. f,.}ens ro,dx and IL a
Sclear. t;rirbt eraln-briuRine ease Der bushel
more th,a No. 1spriug whest. Our good neigh
bors st Milwaukee seem to b somewhat al.
novod ,t ths circumstance. so much 90 ,lat
some Of their journalsts lose their temper over
tho matter, and ate things that arc o,srictly
trna por ;ns,anc. cnr sm;able cotemporery.
49, n;,.n,,... $50 r,-,:,. ..~. ~. u1. !. cor,.
The MILWAUKEE, 5tHtsn1 kS3s O y; ~ ID con-
~ posed chiefly Of Southwestern Fde wheat"
- Buyers he1o know this to be wholly Incorrect,
= But who ever lenrd of Fife ~hest being grown
10 any extent in the southwestern psrt of ibis
=: etate Of in lows? The: only Fife wheat which
oomes TO this market comes from Wisconsiu,
,whs.. mora is raised than in all other portions
:" .of+h. coort,r MT +,oe4ber Rnt ontv th;nk #
o @oe county pu' 'oge'nes' oa. on5 'nlaA
IN Eastern buyer purehss'ng rue sheas Tor
amber elubi The new grade Of" Northwestern
Cluh,. Ia m established fact: and .he best
.:':sr - t. -s--,..;.r I. 49, s,a.rnss. ~;,,
P.oo. o. !" P0Pa,@, - we eaeAeSs "''D
which it Is sought BY eastern ou5efA ---' :
@M11wAukEE CtcB."-We are in receipt Of Z
r.r,nnn;o.tio, f-om +. nronirent or.in bn.cr
:. ~ 49,. -: 49, ea1nn1.;,. - -, 49, ~.
r1sst ba]k Of The cb,csgo Spring Wheat sold
:. th,t n.rlet IA rrn7.srnted md .old q. aNil.
IN toAs Ma[Ast Ii stePfesen'eo eaa eo'0 ~ A'''
waukee Club AID quoted u such in the dnily
,>n.~tx If r,e merk4t Tbis. bowerer ik m
-. ."-r...,-
newt 70 nj. lsas so o'o aonf' ana IL per'eeuJ