Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-12
N Isc Corn .ark.t.


intense 10 the interest nov attached /" !
the weSthcr. AZ no tiIac dad - more +
iesxyedly excite attention and nope a. I
10 is drv, or apprehon 81 on' - II :" VI
aud stormy. The spring ba- been favor
sblc. Potatoes have come ior@afd vel :
and there il n much greater rnrp'y o.
green food, such a. pats. eniro'f, t"r
nips. &C.. than usual. The hirvests N
the South Of Europe and u tie South q
the United States Gro very carly,
and are said 10 be v.ry alum
dant; and already samples OF the tr1-
ducs arc finding their way - mark.'.
notwithstanding these favorable crcnm-
stances. the price OF wheat kerr+ very
high-6os "a per Or is the la.''x week
avevage-though not 81 high ~ - TIC
Same period lar< year, 10 H. iacn,
however, war intcrferci to .n, eYf"rt
with our supplies: end th - SO b."
lately expected very cnn-tler"ots lh,!
TO ensue in consequence Oh ne peace,
ru-t DO much d-appo ntel AT ri' tt'-
ent Oondi1on 81 the market. we ~
on tho present price rs an indication fhat
our available surrlas are very sa9'i,
and on,y Q tolcrshly early an'i a. sa..hn'
harvss, can lead 70 any great is.eesloh
in price:
in their monthly cora circui.r, dated
July 3,h, '.tha, the sto-k u really cool
wheat at our provincial ports las not
been so small for m,ny yosr1. hs'.!7
Surge speak in their circnlar, "of he
present exhausted state u the stock in -.
! the PORTS Of export" And tnsysHy, TOO,
though the quantity to be ob'ai,ed FROM
tho ports Of tho Baltic may be largo ~
wards the close Ct the year. that lat pre-
sent the quantity to be had is very I'm
! ited.n We stated the same fac last
week in eur commercial artcIa. > oc&s,
! both at uala.z and lbraila,' the MgssFs.
Lucy say, care very uiiling; mi NJ
Galatz wheat at first 4uahey va seti!".
nj AS. 81. to 5l-. the qnaTtar ire" ~
: hoard" 'Teie lrarhic disl. ches II m
st. Petersburg state that conracs h,h
/, iefn mado there for Angus, ,ichc r. -
: X ubanka and Saxon aaeat nj J3s rci.
: or. free on bo~d. NothinE e'uIi b
! had for immediate shipment, s<-ck, b.
,nr eAhau-.ci.s a. AncouA, trp, Jane
: 2lsi. The prico ~ wheat hoi c,a,'ua-l
! to Advance aud WAC equ9! H. ca. {. ! =
rr. free on hoard. No,hinI c3Ll! ~
had frr .mm lia4e shipiacL. s.Gl.a beng
cxaau..l.i
A, A'exandria, nccorl lin. - Ne4.r4.
Potonier X Cos c'rcnlnr, the !ree q
the poor Whent Of Igyli from }>, u !,
per Or. free on board. BY the latest al
vices from New York mixed ) a;acrn
wheat was sa,llng in the malHet AZ a
prico coniyalent 10 SO, Der ar. A.li..c
fao,s conyerpe 70 ono poin.. an .haw .
general scarcity If wheat. II IA rllrr,
nlooa, cvoyvv ,,yc Prevail. an,i :,a. ia
i,,fv- "a. No cannot do without su.li.-
from abroad the h;y' price which r..l..,.-
in our m-nE,ta. Notwithstanding, H.,
pe,cc Indeed. We ar, rather ~uru,ise.
after lcoLItr ri these and similar facts
that the r.rice N nres.n. j. NOT hirbor
rather than Tina T. caatinn.- 90 hjrh.
Ia-t year ihi. time. IN cgn.fapra.,
If The war OR r.9.peets w.,c ~, ..
GOOD rs now. when we have i:a4.iar
ror,s to resort a.. Int the actual e,lt.,,I,
i ,rr..ut Loth in ,ur country and =,
ihe nori. oere..ihla t,uS. arrears ,,,qr,
scai.l, thtut ,.- wear n, TINS inc. Il i,
the prospect or Inc tur,Iv y. may -,
from Russia hereafter. rather than tl,o,,
we have ~ or can now get, which kecI,,
our prices u, ,rcsrnt below the ilice- uI
,,st Wear. Not only IRE oar own stor,.
shar but the import, are comparatiy,l,
{ small. In Nav 1H6 coo q-s OF wheat An,
26n,.05 evils II aur VIE itnpartci
araius, lJ,SGS of Went AMI - Of
cvts Of -four. in NV. IL. WHOM IT,
irnn9r,s Of cf.r,,ao,i ,5;r var. rtrv nrol
lrioy the IMPORTS IL NAY. 1871. IA III,
i've weeks OF which ~. Laya ti,y veak,
returns since tho On Of Man. the ilouor.,
were Of uhoat ana i4ur t,r.thcr .,s6.f Il
ora mains. 80 90, ar- n ,,5i or ~
32l urs les. Jhu-, whilr our stocs. ar,
small. the ,mnor,s have been less. ON,
prices hay. not been ,uiIi.i.n,lv hjrh /,
induce largo imports IN the face Of h;.'
prices in the exporting & slu.rir, M.
r brisk composition Tor eyrry gc,.jn that !
to be had and We ere. IN corsraq,,,re
) more lkc'y to sec rriccs ,i.e Tia, RI;
before the harvest. unless II come. carl,
aud he abundant. This m ,kea the IN. r.
kct very feycri-h IA the weather changes
Tic only evidence We have been able
to End Of the existence ar.vwhor, Of =.
,olcrab!y large suprlv O, sooi out Of on,
own country which nirLt ros.ihl- j.
available for use, is contained in g..
Athnucum Of ;n-t S,,urd,v An ;n;.I
lipent ca,re. n,n1ert of tL,t ;our,,l wis.
iny from Er,ndi,i. in lime s,vs 81,
m reliant Of cur partv stated ,h,t 5ur,p,
the las, ak weeks fail 3ni.ou tomnl, 81
wheat had been cxp,r,cj far Uu,la,,n
amouainr TO about % ool ors w,fh,u,
making any sensible imnress,on u, TN.
quantity vet in reserve: and he calcul,i.
cd that ina few s.orcs v,,h With i,
was acquainted Their, wcre fnl, >.l0Dl
urs of wheat. besides an immense on;,p.
,,,v of In,llan corn. lunins. Le,ns m