Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-09
COM MERCIAL.

FLOUR AND GRAlN.-Flour is in de-
mand for shipment at an advanced rate
Sales OF 6l5 bbIs superfine-90 bbls at
81 10; 40 do at 81 %. and the remain
der at 81 so. 400 bushels wheat at
81 20. 200 sacks shelled corn from store
at zoe, sacks extra.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 3.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-There was pre-.
iy fair demand for -four 10 day. but as
regards prices the market came to sta nd
The sales comprised 1000 bbls. including
500 bbls in lots al So; 100 do al IS 05;
so do at 80. and so do choice at So 20.
OF Grain, 400 bushels old Barley sold at
SOC. and $50 do Rye at SOC. Corn is
saleable at 74a75c. Received during the
last "a hours. 1881 bbls Flour
PoTAToEs. The supply is good. and
prices are lower. We notice sales from
wagons at 40c per bushel.
ONIoNs.-The market is dull at 40a
45c.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 8.
Sales 2 900 bills City Mills and 600
bbls Howard street Flour at So SO. Also
l ,000 bhis of the latter, delivera bic Sep
TENDER 10Th. at IS. Wheat is firm at
an advance of &c on quotations of yester-
day; receipts 10000 bushels. Corn uH-
changed; receipts light.
New YORK, Aug. 3.
+ Flour advanced 14ac: sales 600 bbls
s,raigh: State at IS 5Oa8 IS. Southern
remains unchanged; sales of 900 bills
Wheat is tritle higher; sales ii 900 bu.
Southern white 50 O5. Corn is little
lower. sales 90 900 bushels at SIS &c
for mixed.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.
In The grain market there has been a
decided dizziness and falling off in rates.
FLoUR.-We note a decline on the
week of soc per barrel in city and coun-
try brands. though the transactions are
limited to a supply Of moderate local
demand.
WHEAT. Ma rket inactive, and prices
on the down grade. City millers are
generally declining 10 Operate. and are
busy putting their premises in order for
fall business. Winter is in light supply
and may be quoted at 81 30al 40. as
shown in the limited sales Of the week.
On Thursday, two lots Of 2 600 bushels
were taken Tor August delivery. at 81 As,
but the week shows few other transac-
tions. Spring rules for railroad parcels
at GOAL ID l2 at close of week
Corn is duller on the week. and closes
at considerable decline on last weeks
prices. Sales for export have been made
during the week at 70a7lc for Sc lbs on
board. hut the amount that has changed
hands is less than any week for some
time preceding. Track sales of railroad
parcels have been made at 72a73c FOR
60 lbs; and dull at inside figure, with lit.
tie doing at close Of market.
OATs-Dull, and lower on the week.
We quote 40c as all that is open for
shipment, aud 44a45c for retail trade.
DETRoIT, August 5.
FLoUR.-There was nothing doing in
-four. as there was none in the hands of
Wholesale dealers. An order was sent
to Cleveland for 100 bbls. We quote
nominal at SO a5a9 So
svnsar.- furhet bare. Quotations
nominal.
CoRN.--Nothing doing whatever.--
Held at 75c per bus. a heretofore.
OATs.--None in Market We under
stand an order has been sent to Buffa
10 for a cargo. Nominal at sec.
FIRST SALE OF New Wharf.-The first
sale of new wheat. by sample, took place
this morning. and large sale it was
MIR. K. N. Buell.. commission merchant,
sold $4,000 bu prime white Illinois wheat
at 81 SIS per bu, deliverable between
date of sale and Sept. 18th.
This wheat ives so very good that i:
would have passed readily for white Gen.
esee The parties for whom Mr.. Buell.
sold, state that there is not much whea t
of this grade in Illinois.
The price paid by city millers for so
large aquantity. indicates that they have
confidence in the market. and that the
decline is not to be so rapid as we have