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On Saturday last there was quite an active demand in
the flour market with free sales at 81 81 cents mostly
taken speculation, in anticipation OF the receipt Of
later news from Europe by the Great Britain steamer
then expected and all good brands afoat taken
that On Monday the same feeling experienced in
market, and in some instances advance was OBJ.
tanned Yesterday the market quiet, and the trans
actions limited, both buyers and sellers declining ope
rate as the advices by the steamer expected till


afternoon when lots changed hands at the prev
ously current rates of 81 s7i, Genesee The by
the Great Britain reached here this morning. and sales
have been made at 50 25 Genesee which appears
be the current rates; holders in instances demand
advance of ST. During the month of September 5000
bbls. were exported to England Cornmeal scarce, at
S2S75 SO per Dbl Buckwheat -four 81 per bbl half
do 81 % The arrivals of wheat have been small with
sales Of Southern at 90 00c according quality No
Genesse offering has been $4,000 bushels shipped
to Europe from this port, which had been previously
purchased at the west. Rye has met good demand,
and with small receipts buyers freely offer 10c but the
small supply has prevented operations Since the receipt
Of by the steamer with orders for shipping Tic
has been offered Corn arrives sparngly, and sales of
Southern at 6oc Northern held at 62c Jersey 62c Oats
10 41c. Canal BARLEY 5S a SOC.