The New York herald., 1866-04-30

Tho wheat market moderately astve Prices at
subsequently buy had the advantage to the extent Of
l.. &C. per bushcl the market closing steady at the
old No. Milwaukee; 81 10 81 20 for new winter red
Western; 81 20 81 so for white Michigan 81 so
So So for old winter red Westerns and lot OF new No
Milwaukee on private terms. The demand for corn was
active, At fun prices. The sales were 90, 900
bushels, at s6c as7kc for sound mixed Western, in
store and delivered; and SIC. Soc for unsound mixed
63c Western, 43c a 60c. Canada, Soc a 60c. New
55c 56c. Rye quiet, but prices steady. We
sales OF 900 bushels mostly Western at 7sc Bar
ley quiet Mt from s5c TO 81 20 Malt was dull and
The Chicago Ti5uae of Thursday says:-The scarcity
Of wheat all over the country s attracting to Chicago
large number OF operators from Cleveland Toledo, In
danapolls Lafayette and Cincinnati and they talk as II
they prepared TO purchase all the wheat In
store Tor shipment by rail- Meanwhile parties from In
diana and OHIO making heavy purchases at Milwau
kee for shipment by rail- and consgnments are passing
through this city daily for those States The mcrs OF
running entirely on Chicago and Milwaukee spring
wheat The Toronto Globe remarks:-The following
transported across the lines between the is. Of January
and the 18th OF March, 1850, per tho Custom House
turns al the following points s:-suspenson Bridge De-
raiw
Flour bbls s............. 122 Tp1 s75i, 1877
Wheat, bushels. 126,56s l53,0y2
oats. ......................... 1OIsi4 IS, $40
Corros There was literally no cotton market 10. day
Sellers pretensons rather higher than yesterday,
but buyers did respond and the sales reached only
500 bales The difference between sellers aud buyers
views was sometimes &c. per ib The sales made were
mostly at yesterdays rates, though the market closes
with but few sellers below the annexed prices which
altogether nominal Good midlng continues scarce.
We quote:-
o, rpIsnd Florida xo'as ModL
urulna'y ...s..........<o 20 70 20
Low middins ........2s % % 20
AuunnH. .............Ol %
Good mhddling g........34 "a rs 35
CoAL-The following Is the amount OF coal transported
on the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad during the
week ending Thursday April 20, ls66:-
Total anthracite coal for week k............ 5is26
Buminons coal from Harrisburg and Dauphn
Tor week. ........................... csSo
Total OF all kinds for week .... ........... Ssh
Previously this year. oIOOo2
Total i2s Ala
same uine last year VIZ, iv
FRuGHTs. There no Improvement from the pre-
vious dulncss OF the previous part Of the week and
rates wcre better The supply Of tonnage is ample,
while empioymt mt for " Is limited The engagements
were To Liverpool, 400 bales cotton at I'D for
prc ssed aud e.31d a 5-l6d II runs The charters
aro:rwo vessels 10 Porto Rico, 200 tons out and back
private; Norwegian bark, TO Antwerp, 600 loads tim
ber 35s ID n British bark from Wilmington. n. G.. 10
Porto Rico $40, and back 10 New York. sugar 55c, and
m0asses IS under aud 50 80 on deck; y schooner TO
as oue 10 BosGon coal 81; steamer Mlss.spp In lhc
North American Lloid's iiLe, TO Bremen and back a
ship and bark, 70 Charleston hay, private terms
CofFEE The market was quiet, lut Irlces aere with
or, apparent change. We have only 10 note a sale a
2hOo bas8 l.o by the Psrksdo supposed a. 10 sc g0i