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ALBANY, Nov lo.-The transactions in -four have been
load of wheat sos This mornng ~ sIc and sales
subsequently, made at l2sc, 1900. and l3lc Sales two
Iowed barley at 55 55Ac load of four rowed was sold
on sample at SOC but turned out better than the
pie load Of canal oats sold at 42lc Rye 7oc In but
ter and cheese change.


Receipts by Canal Nov. sth.-Four, l40S9 bbls Ash
~ bbls Beef $40 bbls Cheese $4,000 lbs Butter 81
700 lbs, Wool 800 lbs Wheat $50 bushels, Barley
SOIL lbs.


RocHEsrsR, Nov. .S-Flour-The news by the Caledo
MIA gave this article quite rise and it is difficult to
obtain at So per bbl. An offer for quantity at that
price was refused to-day.


The shipments at this place for the first week in Nov
amounted to % l62 bbls.


Wheat-Immediately after the arrival of the foreign
Wheat sold from canallat 81 l05, but the price
subsequently receded trife, and the selling price to-
day is from boat Sl0a to sl0a The receipts by wagon
not very large and the price pretty uniform at 81


below which price it will not probably so during the
continuance of canal navigation.


There have been received at this placelrom the


Genesee Valley Canal :. ..... .257 779 bushels.


Erie Canal. ............. .32 ,646 do