Commercial

{C-rTrice of wheat ïnArmArbor 50 cents per bushch of Hou r, $3,25 per barrel. From the Rochester Evening Post. Trade wüh Canada - Important to Millers and Wheat Growera. - By a message which we find in the British Whig of Sept. 27, from Lord Stanley to Sir Chas. Bagot, it appears that the mother country is willinorand anxious to approxlmate to file principies of free trade. with her colomeá, as fdst as she consistently can. The duty on Canadian flour is abèct to be reduced ond no means will be taken it is said to discrimínate between that grown in Canada, and that of the great west of our own country, if exported by the way of the St. Lawrence. This will be good news to the wheat growers of Ohio - Michigan, Wisconsin. Good JYews. - The Albany Argus states that the present condition'Of the Safety Fund promi'ses something better than was anficipated.and therefore that some of the bilis of broken banks will be redeemed at an earlier day thon has been supposed. (ITThe Phcenix Bank of Charlestown, Mnssachusetts hasstopped paytnent. Á bilí hns been antroduced into the Canadian Parlinment, subjecting each bushei of American wheat that arrivés in the Province. to a duty of 9 cents on a bushel. The Cañadas j are authorized to levy duties. This is bad news for the Wolvereens and the starvingulace of England. Roüiester, JYeio York, Oct. 9. Wheat bas again receaed to 75 cents per bushel, and grain comes in more freely. - Freight on flonr from here to New York, 50 cents per barrel. Oats sell for 15 cents. - Pota toes 16. NEW YORK MARKET- Óctober Í0. FiouR - The market is firmer to day. About 1,000 barrels Gencsee sold at $4 50, and Michigan at the same, and Öhio 61 less. - Many oftheholdersask 6d more. Sales of New Orleans at $4 44; Georgetown $4 Ö2J a $4 75. Grain - There is no wheat on tale; the last sale was a lot of Ohio at 90 a 91c. Corn is a liltle firmer; sales at 54, Jersey 58. Oats dull, sales at 2G a 27, for canal.