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New York FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
The correspondent of the Philadelphia North
American writes from New York on Saturday
afternoon as follows:


In the -four market to-day there was rather
less difficulty in buying at $3.50 for Genessee
than Yesterday, and somo parcels were picked
up at s6.44. lot Of 1000 brs. Genseee was
sold for export at s6.44, and 5000 do. at Sc so,
to remain in store IA days, probably to take
the chances Of tho next steamer. The tcnden-
cy at the close was downward. In Southern
descriptions there is little or nothing doing and
the supply is quite moderate. The weeks rate
is S625.


Wheat is wanted, but there is little or none
Offering. Genesee is about l32al35 cts. Corn
for export is not so active. Sales for disabling
of some 5000 bushels Southern were made at
76 cts, weight, delivered. Oats are selling at
at 47a48 cts. Rye 80 cts. delivered, for dis
tilIing, with sales of 10 or 10, 900 bushels.