, 1860-09-28

Jugs dae4s ptJat si;.;l lE,S ,
In New York to-day Flour advanced 5@loc
movement, checked ,hs demand dna.frisIlx: M
as s:ss. xs asss5ss5' e III
ess wers 3erY: flrn .-a.:z46@510 pr Iutefhns,
put the deEafpa i. l~itea, md 15t estrs 61.9ds
e1pestkII55 do. Wheat mas in good demand
aud an adv.pce Of &c per hush. Was established
in prices, clnbtng at &l.le e(Gl'l2 Iof prime re-
;9,uihels: exports 1,al4 do. Corn firm al soc
far ear in bulk, mad 57@59 for shelled in sacks.
Oats Ateady At soc iu bulk. REe firm Ut 69G
20. for prime. The lower grades Of barley are
du!l. but prime il in good demand at e5e9N.
Whisky lsa:. Mess pork IVES offered At $lse W,
without 1ales- l'acon very dull Atb sides afs
were obtaipablc in socue cases at sts. l1nseed
oil sold to a fair extent at SIC. Groceries II
modtrate deoiaud prices steady. good many
hogs offering ct $3.50 for November and De-
cer,lber: BUYERS aru scarce, but there seems TO
b. no general disposition TO make CONCESSIONS.
Du1taonz MARxk1s-Sept. e6.-At Ba1si.
more to day 600 bbls -four sold at s5.5o@5.Gea
for supe.fpe, aud &5.s7i@G for extra Pro-
vis;orr very dull, VITA uo sales worthy Of mo-
lice Cofyse Iir,n, with a'es ct 900 bags Rio
at 1dtml5ic, Sales $50 hhds Porto Rico sugar
at Si@7c. Whisky very dull, and prices noml'
nal Al a2lo for Ohio.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. e5.-FIour dull and
prices dropping; sales OF superiine at *81oI
geo. Corn dull and prices declining: sales u
oAu1 hars at 1Sc for mixed. Ness Pork TN.
c1anrede with limited local demand at $2l.'5
mea.00 Bacou unchanged, with a moderate
iucal demand At previous prices. Whisky very
dull. and prices unsettled that accurate quota
lions cannot be given.
OCEAN FaE1cu7s At New Yonk-Sept. &c.
Freichts we're 6rmer for English ports, and
rather fsmer fer Liverpool The engagements
to the lat,er port embraced about G5,00e@10,-
900 bushtle wteat iu bulk, at 12ft @le*d9lS3,
and in ship's bags ut 13]. Flour .-as engaged
al IA o.. and 500 boxes cheese ut CO.: 4 oark
was chartered to Liverpool 10 take 5000 bushels
wheat, at III in shippers baGs. snd uoor al
at IS T.. 10 London 10000 bh!a hous were
t,tcn 1t =, loldfa4s, and 40 bn'cs If hops at
NJ To P1emeS, 500 hbls -four II 50 Sd, 500
bu1ss cotton at I'd, and 50 cases tubaaco at rs
G1.
BprApsrrrrs At NEW YoRk-Thc n. !.
Herad Of yesterdsy contains the following:
Strange to say, Notwithstanding tue decline
in breads.ufIs, last weeks exports Of ~heut aud
-four to G reat Britain we're The heaviest Of the
season. They foot up The enormous sum Of
Il ,e65, 900. The shippers Of gil this stuff are
waiting with intense anxiety for the arstsal Of
the Persia. 1t is corjectured by some. 'l,;.s rs
the Adriatic met westerly storm when one day
cut, tie weather must have become unfa a7Gralie
for the harvest after she left However this
may BE-, and however the English crop may
turn out, it seems certain that Great E:'ta'a
will require from us large quantity Of toad
this fall. The area Of land sown in whe:! lest
fall and last spring, in England, was froc: o'e~
tenth to one-elgh,h less than usnal, in eco:e-
auence Of the very low prices which ruled for
wheat at seed time, Which discouraged the far
mers from devoling their land to its cuttiva'i'.n.
Again, England can get little OF no dour from
France, where the crop il 80 short that the du.y
On cereals has been suspended. Finally, tie
British potato crop is, We know, future, aud
,his common substitute far wheat cannot liz
had. On the other hand. Great Britain has
hsen receiving $75o, 600 worth Of wheat a"d
-four per week from Us for some time, and the
prospect Ia 1hat during The remainder OF his
apd al ot next month III. shipments from this
side will continue to b. heavy From Russia
and Austria large supplies Of whsst are a!so
pouring, or sbous to ponr, into the British msr-
kets. Ii would thus seem likely, on the wn Dir,
thst while the demand for American breadhfnf1s
in England must continue, the prospect Of lsigh
prices ruling for. them is slender.