LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIoN.


IfuI q. III.

Corn Trade.
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The receipts OF -four since last report have been
TO moderate extent, and with good demand both for
home use and export S3 S. ST for Genesee fresh at
which the receipts taken arrival and about 600
bbs for export TO England since the arrival of the
Western The small receipts of flour may be accounted
for by the dry weather in manner preventing the mills
from running.


But few fsamples OF Southern Wheat ofering-one
lot OF North Carolina rather poor offering Saturday
at 97c good article is wanted and would command ST.
Corn-Sales OF Southern sac 55c, weight and
Jersey SIC. No Northern in market Oats heavy, the
supply having been large, and notice decline 40
Ilcts canal.-Barley 60cts.


The gross receipts of -four and wheat at Albany tide
water since the opening Of navigation, are:


Flour. Wheat.


1lxl.