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The telegraph announces the New York market
to be in great excitement and the representations
private letters TO be very contradictory Some small
sales of Genesee -four were made at S6 25. Hold
ers of corn are asking 80 cents per bushe but buy
ers do not appear willing to operate at that price
present. Nothing, however, has yet transpired on
which to predicate an opinion to what the opera
ting price of either -four grain will be.
At Philadelphia, this morning, buyers were freely
offering IS SO, advance Of SO cents per barrel for
Pennsylvania brands, at which holders firmly refused
to SELL The price of grain has also advanced under
the news. Sales Of prime red wheat at l2l cents
a l24 cents per bushel were made, which


is an advance Of 10 cents per bushel on previous
sales; the supply good, and the demand active.
Sales Of prime yelow corn were made at 20 a
70 cents per bushel; oats 81 no change in rye.
Whiskey is held at 25 26 cents per gallon. aa


Merchants, however, in both Philadelphia and
Baltimore, are waiting further advicea from New
York, and their private letters. Ha q. .en,aU