Flour Market.
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ALBANY, Nov 1.-The Flour market is a little
active to day than yesterday but there is no
ment In price We hear OF sales at all ranges from So 80


IS 62t, and high as S5 75ths last for very sX
ira. Barley is dull enough; we hear OF sales OF two
not getting it, shipped for below. We notice very
heavy sale of Wool this week. One entire lot amount
ing TO 3D. 900 lbs. fine clip. from Western New York
was Sold three for the English market-price not
public


BUFFALO, Oct 81. lsa5-The only transactions
hear OF have been noticed the sale of 1000
bbis Mchgaa -four at 81 5o $40 do at 81 6a 900 bbIs
Black Rock at 81 624 and 100 bbs Wisconsin at 81 "A
Some 4so0 bushels wheat were disposed of yesterday
afternoon at &c. In provisions there nothing OF
sequence doing We notice the sae of invoice of lin.
seed oil at &c. 900 unmmed hides at u. and 500 bbls
salt for export at 81 l9 The English news being deem
ed favorable for the export OF cheese number Of buy
in market and So per hundred has been refused
for 40 or so tons Erie county and Ohio.


CLEVELAND, Oct 29-The canal receipts are 500 bush
els OF Wheat 32o9 bbls of Flour 80 bbls Whskey and
1913 bbls Beef The Wheat brought IS cents. 100
bushels Oats sold at 80 81 cents and 600 bushels at 30
cents Flour yields to the advancing rates OF ranspor
taiop, and $50 bbs OF Harvey s Co and d. X. Jones
sola at 81 90. 53l bbls old Flour sold at sal! and 234
bhls at S3 both lots to examination of sound
ness. Talow is in fair request at 6i 81, and Lard
moves at u cents Sales of provisions in small lots


RosHEsrER, Oct. so, ls45 AS anticipated the
has had very material effect upon the market. But
few loads of wheat have been in to-day which sold 93
9lc Sales of larger quantities which came in by rail-
road and canal have been made at 95 e6 The latter
price being the highest that have heard
two cents above the price paid before the receipt of the
news fact of general notoriey, and has caused
little complaint among farrers that the buyers
in this city pay lees for wheat delivered the doors of
their mills than they do some TO- l5 20 miles distant
making actual difference in favor of farmers whose
lands not considered valuable they
the CITY, of cents per bushel in the price
paid and the transportation. If any good be
given for the distinction, should be happy in giving
i publicity. Flour bbls. plenty, and sell at
30 cts. Freights 62 cents to 67 to the Hudson.


p PITrsBURG, Oct 30-Flour-In last report we re
marked that the market then depended on the com.
pieXion OF the received by the Hberna then due
On THURSDAY morning it was known-the market * as
slightly staggered but speedily recovered and all Offer
cd that day was taken at 81 % 81 37t On Friday the
from the East less favorable and for the two
or three succeeding days the market declined until So
S7 RI was touched, when reaction eastward caused
a slight improvement here For two days 81 81 l2l
has been the established price, OCCASIONALLY paid
Sales of the week 1000 brls From sales OF small
lots are making at 81 l2 81 %, mostly the former
Buckwhea in sacks brings 81 25 81 80 100 lbs Grain
Wheat is higher The mills pay ing 20 75c. per
bushel, the latter for prime npes only. Buckwhea-
The mills are paying s7ic. per bushel.