, 1860-04-17

lne fecelpts ot cofA to'onJ o"4onu'ee W o"1
4e.6ea bushels, aud Tue shipments, 15s,SsS push
cls. The market Today opened nsn' ana 4 lo'
of 10000 bushels changed hands al an advance
Of 4c on the extreme prices OF SATURDAY J Dull
general Withdrawal Of buyefa e'entaai'5 fen"
dered the n1arket weak, and 1t closed quiet NJ a
decline Of }@sc* About 10000 bushels we're
sold a. 44s@:s.c for No. i; 4ac for No. 2; and
x1,a4,c for cana, aaoat. The xbeat market
...:t,, .a 1.,,,,a ~ g. no for N
oPepeo WILL eoo" ueI4auo ~ cav ~. 49,
springs Ut whc.a about 5000 bu. we're sold Alter
the receipt Of the New York dispatches, howey-
er, it became weaker, ind the close was dull
Oats were quiet ut u eesatc Tor NO. l oen'erea.
Rye i1 good demand ut sSc. hurley active and
steady. with libc1 al sales By sample at G017lc.
1r.,- ,-,s j., ,;r,;ted rsouc,i and the sales were
.,,.;.a CT. a,+.,, ond - eo
hight at s9.4' 1o' eao'e7 opf'as 'A''", ~. eo'e0
@)3.85 for medium Spring SUPER Hlgh"1nes
ou;rt with sa}es of COUNTRY at l7}c-citr distil-
al ~. ~ 1s1rs1r vo+h;no
Aers BEING III stdA'i io'S IT. avg A''e' ~'''AA6
doing IN provisions.
rre;o,t. MR. stoaav Three vessels werc en-
o,, -,
gagcd to'day, al &c 1of efern 10 os"ceo, -ano DC
In HufTalo,
CARGO OF SoHS Aos7.-D5 1e1efeace ~ o'4
marine intelligence, it will be seen that the
.A....r Ao-r;no T;a1t ,yb;ch sai]ed frnm this
sehoone4 ~ -, - -. =,
poT1 luz oeoe1Soot6a "A "A60 w. ~"A' 40
sunk IN tue Uetfo'' r'Sef'
BrFFALo HAhhof.--A pf1sale !e''ess Ho" oa"
Halo, dated FRIDAY last' stateo toas 'ha' tne F"o
propellcrs that attempted to work ont Of the
harbor wero atill fast in the ice.
,o e bbi. XIV 9a EFT
~ ~ oaSo. .,os 20 hr viva ut 81 * con~,
az - ala st 50c, S oATsMSales 500 bu at Soc.
a. l.-'' s
TuE wHEAz Caor.-The Cincinnati CONNER
-, .e c..,,.srr s,rs.
Reports concerning the wneat crop afe null
tpiying, but theY ere so eohnicIang IS Is PGs-
able Tor them to be. even lfom & me aame s os
trlcta oi country, auo 10 pm 1atn o. tue lGtuEe
on the current rnmoFs and s!a1emenIs, wonlo DC
Of little consequence as nasls u PIesect oler-
at.ons IN eltneT Wheat nr uonr. notn FARMERS
and present bolaefs o. a9ur ana wneas ate un-
Wlttlngly draEa, ~ .ne DIES oa tne,r ;nsetft.s,
10 look On tast stae o. tne !utufe Pfomlse "nacn
saecords best WITH Their desires, ma conse9cent5
argue from 1t 10 produce tne fesu9s 1ney cIxte'
III ron,d So Terifs bis iaith as to provide an
additional anourtto store. for his own iudivid-
a h s t6e
.,st;on M M, ia ' .be lace. simply to produce specula
4;ys onerations. which practically thev believe
not.
s.. Lor,s-April 1s.-Reeeipts, by river, =
n.e sra ,o-, b M: sts oats. q 75s ska whcu,-
o7S sAs eofn; h,e', sAs oA.e' a''vo oA' "A. .nc
BY Railroad, Jos sks wheat 70 sks corn leS
bags ,ats. Wheat-The feeling Was better To-
day. aud quotations ruled higher. eales com. IN
;pziscd 33s bags poor spring At Sl:oo
1875 bags spring and club Ut xl:o5@l;os
@l.10; 2,265 bags club a. hl.l2Ggl.l2t; ssb
bags fall ut IL Esq 80; 3sobags ut q 25@l-3s;
I.a25 bags prime aud choice red and white at Il
40@142a9l.45t and u bags eho'ee *h'te at
41.46(Gl b. Corn-Tbc market was nearly
sustained, but ives heavy aud SLOW oales conf