New YoRK, Oct. 1, 9 o. m.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2 p. M
Mr.. Butler, the agent from Indiana, who
went TO Europe 10 negotiate bonds of that
State, for the purpose ofinernal improvement,
&C., is TO return in The Hibernia @
an not aware Of the success of his mis-
SION .,4a
The news by the Great Western has greatly
advanced the markets.


Flour has advanced fully half dollar per bb.
Holders firm at s. So
There is an active demand for grain.
Corn meal S3.87. ~
The supply ofwheat is not equal to the de-
mand. ~f Nttt4 8 .t.aF3s tTsE es
Prime western corn 75a78c. ua....
Northern corn 80c.


Oats 38a4Oc. ID .H


Rye 79a80c. ID
Barley 60c.


Flaxseed 81 20. ah
The advanced price of cotton is maintained
The transactions at the stock exchange were
TO fair extent - <ft
There is fair demand for Provisions.
Groceries are in better request.


Sugar has advanced little.
Coffee remains as last quoted