, 1860-04-20

bushels, and the shipments, l3s,14s bushels.
At the opening the market WAS very firm, and
there was considerable nctiyity at Acc for No. l
in storc; but the prospects of heary recelpts
ny Canal tomorrow rendered tue market llcary
1t the close, when prices fell :@lc below tue
axtreme figures yesterday. About aD, 900 bush
els changed hnnds at 4sc for good River Mixed
adoat; 45c Tor fair brand about; 45i@4G.c for
No. in store; d5s@44sc for No. Q; anu 4lc for
Rejected. The demand for Flour was less ac-
tire, and the market very quict-trausactions
beng rather limited ut s4,e5@5ao for good to
choice Spring extras; so Cor good Spring su-
perhne; and 5000 for White Winter extra.
Wheat opened very dull, and several lots No. 9
Spring were sold at LOO in store; but under
m improved speculative feeling the market be.
same stiff sad closed firm at Sl.01. Oats were
quiet, with good demand al SC in store
holders asking CSC. The sales were limited to
lots in bags Mt 53c on track, md SIC delivered,
Rye continues scarce aud iu good inquiry at 81
@s5c. There was better demand for harley
To-day, and the murket was more active and a
ahade 6rnlcr, with sales hy sample at G5m7oc
on traek. Highwines are still acti7c, nnd the
sales limited to the wants Of the local trade ut
1ec. Nothing doing in provisions Hides firm.
8ecds quiet.
Freights were very quiet to.day, there being
but limited inquiry for vessels. Rates, how.
ever, arc unchanged.
GRAIN 1SsrEcEoS.-lu another part of to.
days paper will be found communication on
the subjec. Of publishing the grades Of grain
shipped in each vessel which leaves This port.
It presents one side Of question which 1ae
been freely discussed on Change within the
past week. and as such We publish II, without
being responsible either for its conclusions or
its tone-wh,ch latter might have been more
ahritable without being less forcible.
RECEIPTS At Skw YoRx-April l1--3 80 brla
-four; 96o blu wheat; II ,527 bu corn; 6,5ss bu
oats; 495 brls whisky.
BrFrALo MAnKEr-Apfil l7.-Tte 44drer1isfr
furnishes tic following: Wheat Receipts for
the week II, 900 bu. The market is firmer than
It was one week ago, aud some descriptions
have advanced e@sc. The sales that we heard
o., in the meantime, were us follows: On Wed.
nes1ay, 600 bu CaDada Club at Sl.Ua; 400 bu
"
ana at $l.44. Thursday, 1:,9.V bu Milwaukee
Club at el-125: 5000 bu do at s1-1o; 5000 Lu
White Ohio at Sl.43@l.44; 800 bu Canada Club
At $1.11, mud 4 800 bu prime White Indiana ct
31.45.. Friday 400 bu Canada Clun at *l.ll.
Saturday, 300 bu do at same, md $500 In
Green Bay Club at sl.15l. Yesterday, 5000 bu
Milwaukee Club on private terms. Total sales
for the week 81, 800 bu. Cosn-Receipts forthe
week Il, ,494 bu. The matkct il steady while
the demand is moderate. Some i've or six Cur
loade have sold on the track during the week, nll
Of which wcnt ut ;0c. Holders Of prime in
xtore, art asking os@e:c, but We hear Of no
sales. 0ats-Receipts for the week 1,lGs bu.
There has been moderate demand during the
week and prices continue steady. The sales
havo been some 1000 bu ut 34f (135c. barley
Receipts for the week amount to but 354 bu.
Good Canadian is held TT 70c.
HAT IN BuFFALo.-Balcd Prairie is quoted at
$1,000, aud Timothy at 1o.oo@1o.eo.
GRAIN on TIE LAKES FOR OswEoo.-0n The
10th snEt., there were alcat for 0swego, 165, ,659
bu corn aud q; ;ol0 bu wheat.
1xPoR7s At PonrLASp.-We learn that the
aggregate amount Of goods passed through the
bonded warehouse al this port, brought by the
Canadian steamships the past winter, amounts
1lready to 81, ,ooo. the cargo brought By the Bo.
hemtan alone On her last trip being valued ut
9Fer 81 .Goo. 600: The cargoes of the Indian and
hungarian would have swelted this amount con-
nderabl5, a. thst Of the Hungarian WAS esti-
mated at 81 SOC ,ooo.-ForttandA Adrtytisr.
SEEDS At BrfrAto--April 1G.-Clover, s4.75
z95.oo; Timothy. sis.
81. Aoo's AAEkE1s-Aprn 1T.-Reccipts by
K'veE' $500 bags corn; a,4s7 bags aud 10000
hn oats; 3,13s bags aud a,741 bu wheat: 17s
b1ls whisky; by Ral, 500 bags corn; eea bags
Wheat II br]s whisky. Wheat-uolders re-.
man nrm, but business was slow and prices
unchanged: Sales include 1,13s bags club, IN
lots from $l:o1 to clio; 1,ieo bags choice do
~ d Sdd1SSt@l S;@ a; IS bags MIXED at sl.1s; 4s bugs
pa 70 "oise re iall q el4o; 500 bags choice do at
pretty hrn' but the demand is decidedly dull
md prices put fesbly sustained. Sales CON
delivered; 1,teo bugs yellow at 5oc: ' $50 bses 5
mixed white ut 81 1@52e; ! 500 bags brine T yri.
low and white At 5sc; 100 baga cboice TelloT m nt
65c delivered; $50 basss strictly prime srhite % m at
66c, part delivered, end e2o bags verr choice
wbitc at 6o:, including second hand and new