, 1860-09-25
sacks incIu3ed) closing with sales Of yellow 1t

sacks included) closing with sales Of yellow 1t
4a@5lc; white at 4s@5lc. Wheat-Supsrtlne
grades vera firm aud active in the fore part Of
be week, but the decline IN -four caused millers
to hold of towards the latter pA.t, and the mar
tet became dull. with droopipgendency. 4
decline was prevented, only, by receipts insudi'
Gent for mll!ers' denands. Strictly choice
white ia scarce, and ia demand At Il 35(G1.4 40.
being an advance Of So. Other qualities have
not varied in prica from last weeks quotations.
tho week range A. follows: Spring and club at
s5:@el03; common 10 good fall at 90c@kl II;
prime and choice do at $l.l6@ll.40 {nol lnclud-
ing sacks); closing with aa,es today Of spring
and club 1t s2c@sl,07c; fall Mt $l.05@l 80.
Flour-The week opened with sales OF city
ruper for present del. ut $5.l5. Wednesday
the steamers news had depressing ELECT, and
Thursday sales were made AZ low a. &. 90 I. 0.
b. for present DEL, and $500 for Oct. del. To.
wards close of the week there wcrc no buyers
ut $500 for present DEL, and they would a It
pay over that figure for Oct del. At the sazne
time, miller, unable 10 effect any material dc.
cline il, y heat, Withdrew from Tie market, or
refasedt TO sell, except at an advance. At ciote
We quote nil1era' prices at S lei present del.
and $525G5.50 for Oct and Nov. del, being
about the same cs at The close Of las: wetk. The
stock Of flour being light aid the receipts Of
wheat small, and IS the South iy the only pay
ing market for Us at present, transaction ior
pIEbGuk 0CI. AEc wv ALla6 G4EEtfQ EQf0EE1u
news. while the Bame news has decided inau-
ence on operations for future del. As there has
been decided decline on wheat in Chicago and
Eastern markets, should We have rise in cur
rivers. ne eau expect increased receipts in
wheas and more disposition On the part Of mil
tess to ee!l. Extras are dull, with sales in small
way at prices unchanged from our quotations. Of
last week.
THE GRAM TRADE Or TonoSro.-The receipts
Of grim on the ls;b, amount to sa 900 bushels,
the largeft day s receipts Of tho season.
Hoes.-The Cincinnati G4sttte of Saturday
sayt:
"rhe market for hogs is firm ut $s 50 fer
early December delivery. Tbs Lpuisville pack
CTS, We learn from relisbIo sources, have con-
tracted for OVER $50, 600 head, at prices ranging
from $6 to 6 So"
Hoes IN W1soxA, Mrxx.-The WinoDa D<mo-
erat. Of the eo,h, says:
1.-THE pork trade promises to bsc:me. q most
important brarch in the trade Of Nlnans. Last
season tbere were about 5000 lead of hogs
packed in this city. The coming season it is
expected this number will be more than doub.
led. Aleesdy our buyers begin to ucse in the
market, and are cfIe1ing to contract ior oil they
can got
Morgan Co, our principal packers, bavo
just completed u large and very substantial
building to be used IS packing hcu.4 a:d
grain warehouse Tho building has a csp.c11J
sufficient for $4,000 huBhels Of WHEAT and the
product Of 10, 900 head of hogs.
The ruling prices in orr market at praFent
are IS 5e@6 90. Va hear of contracts fer de.
l1yery iu November at *G 90.
Those nra high pzices. and We doubt whether
our farmers will reAlize any more en- their iugs
BY holding them orer to December.
RECEIPTS At NoSraEA1.-lhe receipts Of pro.