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We reports of of the Southern markets, of
the latest dates


i.-For the higher grades prices remain
without material change, but for all descriptions below
Fair we have found necessary to reduce our quotations
quarter Of cent and there do activity the demand
at this reduction good many parcels have been
taken for Northeru markets. and few lots fer both
the North and South Of Europe but most Of the business
has been account Of English and French buyers The
sales for the week amount 81 Oe bales of which 100
we sold during the last three days.


QUoT Louisiana and Observation-Disclosures 81;
ordinary a At middling4I mddlng fair 81 81
fair a st good fair 81 al! good and fine n.


Corn Trade.


All articles under this head have been without chan
throughout the Geneee -four ranges from - 683
TO 81 75 Georgetown from - SGT ~ 62l and Brandy
wine -four from - $50 to 81 IS Southern fetches
90 cents delivered Northern oats 80 33 cents Rye sells
at 81 cents wheat ranges from 90 to 100 cents.


In Albany, on the 27th the -four market inactive;
also the grain market At Buffalo on the same daya sale
Of Michigan four was made at $s,e71


There 29 vessels Of different sizes owned and
l91, 900 bushels wheat.


the Chicago store houses at the last dates there were
100 900 bushels costing average 62A centsthere
is storage reom for SOC, ,000 bushels.


Throughout the country the warehouses are filed with
breadstu In most places the prices merely nominal
Nothing but foreign outlet will prevent the
from falling.