, 1861-05-30

F1og!, Wit, cosn' ofts. Hye' Ha5.
s.$S: T.EE ii 5iS 2s!is i 15ssS 15ssS @ i;aai iala e6S6i
IS 5 s s !es stes ,ss $sss =: -: -:
6:,A ast Z. e.. @ t .:.:. esoS -: " -: -:
= ros., ,..,.. 1i55 4sss9 sssoo KS i94s 6o7
d. p High Live
# Lard c.ttie Hides wfns Hogs Posa
ahonpR D.. NJ Il aso e. ofla' n.. ~. 4s;a 81;
T! oe1as:::;' IS ssSsSS $ ~: e e
g.1MW. g IS, ! r ! + w 81 eSM eSsa -: ~. ses
Total .... 1ee4o rs 1885 1s7 sss sss
snnasxrs.
Flour, WIT corn, Oats, Ryr, B'ty
TO Bua.1o...: zsae s asSo a 1854 81 na. d. d.
Ts Ts e Ei1sstea. Sste9.ns iso " - - -:
Total ..... 400. 4saA 1l7s54 49,. ~. -.
Rtesfpfs. -'''~ ''''', ''' Receipa. II
Lumber, $4,000 Apples, brls .........;;
Iath' no..........Go09 Potatoes, bu-...... 9o
$s: =: hiss4Hs:: hiss RsEs
SSslte1s; &Seat. wheat tsStpnsnes. ba as.
N1o'-''s-s'rVtNor @e@AAs
Wood, cds......-.....30
nEcE1rTs AID sHnaEs7a 1r gEts:.... gtSAa. NAT H.
co, a Gteeipts. a. soa ra.b! Shipments. aa 4s7so
Lumber, IT,. t.....,eS'sm Salt, osis'..''::..''.'"."
Shingles, no..... 5000
Gold Is every day becoming plentier, and a.
though there is still scarcity, yet at the rate at
which it Is coming forward from the East, the sup
ply will eoon be ample for the pzoduce trade This
afternoon $4,000 in coin left New York by the
American E1press Company, and within tho past
four days the receipts BY the eame Company
amount 10 $s77,o00. Besides this large quantf-
ty of Indiana, Ohio, New York and New Eagland
CURRENCY has been received; but the latter is not
.ooked upon with great favor By tho public
The genera markets were firm today. There
WAS good inquiry for Flour, but holders were 20
much above the Views Of buyers that the transac-
tfons were light with Gales Of fair spring extr1s
at 81 10 tn gold, and g 90 O IS 80 for spring su
petdne. Wheat waa in good demand by shippers
and the market was active at an advance Of 1c q
&C, With fales Of about 6o0oo bushels, at So q
sshc for No. spring, and n o Soc for No. =
spring payable In gold. Corn in fair request,
but the lrmness Of holders restricted operations
with rales Of about IS 600 bushels at 27c for ca
nal mixed afoat, and sc 26c for mixed In store
@payADlc IN EQ1Q- EQr y. L. EXCHANGE anu lnd1-
ana currency, snles ruled @ &c higher for both
wheat and corn. Oats were In good demand and
10 &c chigher-about s., 600 bushels being sold st
IL @ 15c for No. i in store, for gold, and 16Ac
1. o. t-for cargo, payable In N. 7. Exchange.
Rye was in good request and active, with sales at
IS q ssc for No. i, in store-for gold. Barley Was
neglected. Highwines dull.
Freiehts were extremely dull, and rates are
ehade lower-yeeeels being engaged at A0i13c for
wheat and 3a<c for corn to Buffalo.
OCEAN FnE1GRTs At New YoRK-May 23.-The
market is more active. To Liverpool, 80 tons
starch, at aoc; 100 bales cotton, st 2-1Gd Co. $50
bu wheat, at Sd in bulk, and sgd IN bags; 24,0C0
bu corn, at e@8Hd In ships bags; 00o brls flour,
at 2s; a5 hhds tallow, at 45s 200 6rls pork at
To Loudon, 5000 b1 wheat, per British vessel, at
lid IL bulk: $500 brls -four; at Ss6d@ss 1T
tss rate by foreign yssss 9 bls pof at sssd
9xd. Il ships bags: To Glasgow, BY British ves-
ut 32eGd. To uavfe 5000 bn wheat In ehlps' bags
at 17c-. a British bark to Cork, for orders. With
20 900 bu corn, to Cork and q market, at 1olsd In
bulk and bags