{"newspaper_name": "Delaware journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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GRA1N.--The rapid improvement we last week
noticed in Wheat has not been iu, supported dur
ing the present-we can not however state amy ab-
sulute decline. as holders have hitherto been pretty
firm in demanding the former prices, which the mil
lers refuse to glye-t'e supply is moderate There
is no material change in Corn--the old crop brings
As and the new 45c. Rye is scarce and in brisk
demand at 55c Barley also at rs. We may also
remark that Flaxseed wanted and is very at
81 80 cts. per bushel.


Wheat white best quail per bush. 1ooall0c.
IS red, ordinary to good, 95a a98
:. inferior. 8Oa90
Corn white. hest quality. 46a


:. yellow, 4ea
Rye, 90 oo
Oats, %
hte Beans, 'uo
p..s t0a so
Clover Seed, = oo
Timothy do ooo
Barley, oa
Flaxseed, 90 %
Chop'd Rye, AGO lbs. wa 20
Ship Stuff, bus. 20 aio
Shorts, DO. oaio'


