State or Trade.
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BREADsTuyrs The market 10 all active for anv
article under that head The prices of range for
Genssee from 81 6s3 81 IS; Southern 81 rs 81 s7i:
Ohio 81 62} In Grain there II but little doing and prices
not very arm Corn ietches AZ 40 CENTS Barley SO
"a cents Rye 66 81 cents Southern Oats % 81; ner
thern do. so q 81 cents.


As near can learn from sources in which we
place implicit credit the stocks hand the 18th inst
ut the following points were as follows


Oswego. ..bDu nour 5000


noHnes.e1. ........' t,...''''.''. Ss'OO0


bAimoIe. =. :...:. 80: 1o0VO


against 100 900 last yeor which will probably account
for Southern flour keeping up.


There 10 be ninetysix of stone at Rochester
this season.


CoAL-One hundred and thirty nine tons Of coal have
been shipped from the Pennsylvania mines Thurs
day. Freighs from Potsvis to Philadelphia 10 cents
to New York 81 80.


The following the rates of Freights from Richmond
and the Schuylkil 10 Eastern portsTo Salem 81 IL
per tsn Boston 81 81 to $2 Portland $a New Bedford
IS 45 Providence and Fall River ST 40 to 81 50 New
York 95 cents to ST..


CoTToNTo day the sales amount to 1900 bales. Prices
firm at decline Of &th Of cent since the arrival of
the Great Western The market this week has general
nerslly been quiet; and the transactions, which have
been small, have been at rates generally in favor of
the buyer, although not to an extent TO authorise
us to make material change in quotations Yes
ttrday and to day the demand better but no ge-
neral disposition shown either by holders
buyers, to operate The sales have been chiefly Lii
verpoo and small portion for the Continents with fair
demand from spinners. We annex the quotations:


LIvERPooL CLAssFIcATI0r.