, 1861-12-11

dca; % br1s do at ssrx des 100 brla good extra
at$a6o del: 100 brs fair do al 4a65 del; aco br1s
Madison Mills" At $S65 del
CORN MEAL-Dnll. Sales $50 bags good Bolt.
cd ut $1075 per ton.
WHEAT-Receiyed 9ea43 bu. The wheat mar-
kef is very fl1n with an advancing tendency, in
duced " good speculative inquiry which hns
oeeh stimulated by probability OF FILLING of In
the supply In consequence OF bad roads In the
country The supply Of winter wheat Is unusually
light, aud the market is neglected.
TO-DAY the market advanced H@1c On all grades
Sales were as follows: WmTEa-1000 bu No Bed
Winter In store at TIC; 100 bu No Red in stereat
&c; 400 bu do at 72Ac; 500 bu Rejected Red in
store at &c. SPRING 5000 bu No Spring in store
at nc; 5000 bu do at 71Ac; 1000 bu do at T1Hc;;
1o0o0 bu No Spring in store at &c. 1000 bu do at
65Ac; 5000 bu do nj 65Kc; 1900 bu Rejected Spring
In store at 51c; 500 bu do at sc.
CORN-Receiyed, 20 983 bu. There Is an active
inquiry for Corn in etote, principally On Eastern
orders, and the market is firm, with. an upward
tendency.
/: TO-DAY there was good demand and the market
ruled very firm at yesterday e'ladyance. Sales
were-1o,0G1 bu Mixed In store Tn one LOTT at24c
1e.OG0 hn do IN store at 24c.
OATs-ReceiTed, 214s bu. There has has been
$3.50
market WIS firm. Within the past two days, how
ever, the demand has fallen of materially, and the
market closed quiet and Shade weaker.
TO-DAY the sales were LOCO bu No In store at
1ec; 1900 bn do at 17ac.
RYE-Recefved, 2401 bu. In the early part Of
the week there was little Or no inquiry, and the
market fel! to &c for No in store. Towards the
close, however the demand increased, and prices
again advanced to aal8sEc.
TO-DAY the Gales were: 400 bn Mol In store at
32c; 400 bu do at aaHc.
BARIEI-Recelyed, 1850 hu. There is some
inquiry for No. Barley in store at 1sc, at which
sales hare been made during thepast week; but
in al other kinds there is little OF nothing doing
few choice samples hare been sold at aaR40c on
track, and common to fair ct a0@s5c.
HIGHWINES- demand for shipment IL 1isht
and the market is dull and 79c lower. sales today
were:-1s5 b1ls at 1a5<c.
ALCOHOL-Nominal at sTI23c.
TIMOTHY SEED-The market Ia uuiet, but
holders are hrm- Sales today, 90 bushels choice
at 1885, IS bage good at so; 10 bags fair atsl45
CLOVER SEED-The demand is less active than
formerly and the market is quiet and shadelo
Sales to-day, IS bushels good at $3e23<; obass at
&360.
FLAX sEED-The supply is very light and the
market il firm at s1.1o@1.2 .25 for fair to prime.
waek haa haar ror- -,,fa1.as.t7a -. - fos.
oear1v avarp honaa in rha 49, ena
pork on hand. The receipts Of Hogs were heavy
amounting to upwards Of 1000, and the decline
experienced in the market cauEcd operators 10 buy
freely The packing up to date amounts to about
110,oo hogs. The Beef packers are still at work,
mostly On tierce beef-ana the eeason,a xrorl.
foots m fully 90 COO head which l. mn n,ora tbo
last seasons entire packing.
The market for Provisions has been mora active
during the week, but prices have declined
very materially Mess Pork has been in
good request on Canadian account. and
upwards Of 1900 barrels have changed hands
during the week, mostly at $3.50, free of storage
till the opening Of navigation; but within the mast
TWO days sales have been made a. low "A a
which is a decline on the week of 5am;5c ner hr3
Holders, however. generally ask sa.lthere he.
ing free buyers at $500. Prime mess has heen IN
limited request, and some GALES hare heen made
at $685.. Green Meats hare been more act1ye
and about 20 600 pieces have been sold within the
week at aaaasc for hama. 4s:c for sides and 1z.@a
for shoulders. Div salted meats are entirely nor.
inal. A lot of 1oGD nc= hams we're aoId a too ars
a. a->. s,h,an aa.. aa "ele spsu !s" e4ss
reuorted Eno1ish Meats a,e IN fair ,eonest ~
themarket has heen active With sa,es ~ crrnhor
1on5 ,,;ad1o, ~ 49,. 49,. ~ .;sa,. ~
homeless ~ 5<r. s,'ort ~, s,11ss1Sa. s a,s 1v,
,s-e1.. :. 81 en- - essso12o' "1o e0eAS
aoa,nnat"1a 's.' @s..'e
,,sans.at 49, 1s, H.sog.eo' ata sae
l.~s ~ u4.sA a. '<ae-eloSiAs nt"'
80. -. Las peen ~ iess Fe4uesl: anu saies
to''u 81 'Ss70e"i pfinie 1esi' anu os@;o1ac LOT
MOL 1eno" efease mas oeen aetlse az &C.
Io-DAf the sales Of PROVISIONS were as follows: