, 1860-03-20

ALBANY, March lG.-Flour-Thc demand is
,noderatc. No change in prices. Corn Meal
14sG15s. Euckwhea. Flour III the street. l4s I'd
Gil.,r. Grain-Sothiny dning in wheat- Rye
in tue st,eet Sc. Oats in tue street, 4o@!ec;
sales a,s00 bu. Canallsn in stc1 c.at 4Ssc- Corn
iu the street 7sGsuc. There is some demaud
for DarIey. win sales of s.9GD bu. Livingston
County nj Sc afloat, aud +,."u do ordinary two
rowed. in store, H. :. Whisky sales 100 bbls at
&c, s>cei-Clvrcr in dull: 73S5Sac tor 'iiediun
}rom first hands and stutc lets. Timothy s5.SS5
@ta.5o.
MILWAUKEE,, Marcel, 17.--Thc tendency Of the
wheat market to-day was downward, especially
urmiIlng qualities, which declined lc. No. !
held lis ow.,, il may judge iron, lie transac
tiuus r~parsed. selling on the trick at Il. Extra
sold Ut fl-14GQl.Ut. The salvs include 10,ooD
bn M. !, +. Q. H. in May at $l.q5. Some :ou00
bushels IN u,l changed kunds. F'uur was less
ncive thau vesterday, but no: quua.ly lover.
We hear OF eaIfs al some 400 bts TT - GoG5I.7j
for surerGne 10 comaon cauutry Ex!ra5 No
Change III coarse grains. ihc receipts Ct aonr
ooj weat for the week, it will bc ioiicsd, are
much larger ,ilan fur any preceding week since
November last.
st. LorIs-Marcl lj.-Thc EI"jlttan Of
Saturday contains the following:
For -four, there was steady, quiet marketto-
day, without change, If We may accept an iu-
creased dcmaud for seed let's Of oats, snd less
rigid frmness in barley, on ACCOUNT oi lnrger re-
cespts. Whisky was unsetlled, dealers being
xiuw to come 10 terms. Provisions did not dill
i.r in any material respect from what We report
cd Yesterday 1.ard only was considered To he
q little iirn,er. Coffee hus an advancing fendcn-
cy, end dc Aers seem uncertain yet ut what
rrces tac na, ket Will finally settle down. 5hey
art generally. however, in very confident 1eti-
ing. aud ready to hold On TO what they have in
hand.
Thero was receipt Of lead from The Upper
Mississippi TO day-dyo pigs OF Galena came ior-
ward ly riro7 to Nr. ChadbourEe, OF hcnrett,
Sinouds j. Co. This il the esriiest rivcr deli
verg from the upper mi,tes with one exception
that has becn known here for thirteen years.
TUE Corx CEor.-Thc Iattoon Gl:ftte Of tho
15th, says:
Notwithstanding thousands aud tens Of thous.
npds Of bushels Of corn have been shipped from
Central Illinois the last few months, it is not
missed on: Of tic inculct1lable abundance, and
the present prospect Is that, contrary to cxrcc-
tatiou, it will not be very deaE This spring.
When We hare good corn crops in illinois, the
&rorld does not want Tor SUPPLY With good,
hsa'tain, productive >raton. we can with onr
surplus iesd outsiders in this {:nlt tcor|d.
CLEVELAND. Marcl, 17.-WLea., sale off rcd
delivered ut sl.eo, ard car at l.as on track.
Cnrn, sale Of ! car iron, store ut SIC. Oats, sale
of2 cAsB ut 4uc On track. Clover seed, adsanc.
ed with fair demand eafes Of IS bu at $4.3l.
Tunotby seed, auies ut *:@3 10. Flour, saics Of
50 bbls lair cziras at s5.5v@5.G2sc.
C1xctSSA7,--March ls.-Thc Gassk Of Satur-
day, says:
The auoyancy 10 suddcn1y acquired in tie
provision market, yesterday, was not fully sus-
ta;nea today. Buyers were not as anxious as
Was expected, ano suiiiDg to follow the views Of
botde* closc!y. tho LITTER met buyers freely at
raktAfdaE a tut0 n fert9 n
eupply and n,ore than supply the demand. Ness
purk sold TO tue extent of 1900 brs at *17 for
country, (and one small lot If city,> sud sl7.a5
Ql7.s7 for best city brnnas. There were few
transactions in bacon ut u:td Ole Tor shoulders
aud sides, and Ut these figures there was far
demand, but holders mostly asked lc more. In
bulk ncat the nn!v ta:e heard Of WIS 50 bids
shoulders ut Ct aud sic, loose, were mostly ask
ed for shoulders and sides. About ,VU1 brls
lard sold ut le4c. isayers did not experience
nuy difficulty in fllsing orders at this figure,
though in many csses IT,. Glu} WAS nsked.
Most Of The purchases yesttstan aud to-day
were fur Shipment to New York aud l'hiladel-
psia. We heard Of only ono lot that was taken
% speeu'a'ioa.. Flour WINS &sll. aud hcary at
$500 for xuperGne> The receipts were heavy,
comprising LAS brls. against ,9os brls export
cd. Whieksw was IN g"od demand ut 1ec. No
change III graio-
ScAnc1rr OF SEED WuEAr.-Tte Ottawa n.
publican Of the 17th says:
We learn tl,at the farmers in some parts Of
this county are much embarrassed for wnnt Of
spr:ng y ~h~at Ia SOW. Many oil them raised none
last year ft for The purpose, and some have not
The seady means To buy with. and as couse-
quence will not proo.b|y SOW as many acres as
they would If they h.d plenty Of seed. 1tseems
a pity that any Should laii Of cultivating I'LL of
tier ground for want OF 4 few bushels Of seed.
when TIC earth is in SO inviting state for cu1.
tvat'on rs it is this spring. Those wel1-to-do
farmer. who are fortunate enough to have q
store Of choice spring wheat on hand, would be
doing the pah'ic. as well as individuals a li1d
service. BY selling their supplies to their neiyh.
bors aud wait for their pnf, if necessary, until
after the harvest. 10 harc good times this wear.
We must hAve good crop Of wheat
fEw ORLEANS, March 15.-Flour unchancrd
aad dull Ness Pork duiland prices DECLINING;
new 3l7 7a@ls. Bacon dull ind prices lower
with dull and hcasy nark-t; sales Of Shoul.
ders at 7ac. and Sidts Mt :adloc A fair de.
msnd for Lard. and prices hare further i'd
xancea to l0l@leac. Bulk Meat unchanged.
Whisky dull, without change. Sug gar firm, and
ogood demand Gor she higher grades; fully fair
1sc MoEassea 3&la5c. Coffee buoyant, and
prices generally held higher; Rio ranges from
Lor1sv1ILE, March 19.-Mouey still continues