, 1859-07-21

At CSC The seceipss today, include 1000 bags
wheat znd 5000 do ooga. Eastern Exchange Il
vasy sosroe, sa4 soazs of tks: 4eahss aFe six
ing 1t premium
-cnrnx4s1-1aly 1s.-Resetp.s, 7ss bsrrsls
aour. 4so bu corn, II ,aos hu wheat, l,&so bu
oats. The Com4rnai aayss
The Flour market sfter He.k ii continued |
uastcadipe19, Il to-day Gttle more firm.
Vrosrs ana buyers HON abroad having enabled |
nolaets 70 eneess the decline. prices remain nn'
enag nneangea-Sruosahle st e4:7s@b.oo for snperfne;
;.lsa@l.1d =. eoreinx .sost st. isngs prices.
oats continue to wcAfrn, and buyers only about.
supply, tbeir daily wants Rye and Barley serJ
dull, ut 65@7Qn for the former, and 60G455c iof
the latter. Corn continues very hrm- Whisky
II steady at 24c. -,
Bos1oz-auiy is--Rece1pt1, als bbls -four;
1o:sso oa corn; }sS ba essA; Flonr dn1 nsaats ana
krw soRx-July ls-Receipts, 4,49s bbls
July l6-5, ,3s4 bbts -four; 1875 bu wheat; 700
bu corn; $3.50 bu oats
REcs,r7s or whelr At C1xc1sx4n.-fbe ~.
ceipts Of wheat (nostly new crop) 1t Cincinnati
last week amounted to 81 sis bushels. On Mon
day last the market declined 5@sc per bushel
REcs1rts OF WHzAr Ar ST. Lor1s-The Mis-
sonri Democrat, Of yesterday, says:
e!s.} all the way from Mississippi 1t 81 OF, and
also from Tennessee aud Kentucky, at from 81
10 Let. Also from away up thu 1inois rirer;
and We shall soon hase receipts from Kansas
and Nebraska
FrrcaE pn,cEs.-Thc Toronto Glo5s Of the
18th, in its commercial rcricw Of the Wheat
market sava:-
One Of the pEiacipna wheat buyers in hiscity,
rho has atudird the subject closely, gives it as
lMs optnfon that tue rates for The new crop are
likely to be still lower than ut present, should
we hsse to depend on Europe for market
iiis calculation is n1ade in thiswsy. According
Sens poa1ed aa tbs
France and other countries. In one week 40,0N
quarters Of wheat and 10000 sacks Of Hour were
received in Liverpool from France alone. The
present Liverpool quotations for Canadian white
wheat, are IS. I'd. 10 los. Gd.-or say about an
average of los per 100 lbs. This would be equal
70 l.. pr 70 lbs, and it must be remembered
that this is the current rate at period when the
market is being 10 abundantly supplied that iu
all probability rates will decline. But even ta-
king -. per 70 lbs to be the current rate after
harvest, buyers in this city could not afford to
wheat bought for shipment to thst n,arket.-
Wheat bought here at that figure would cost,
laid down in liverpool, 6. IT d. per 20 lbs,
including all charges. This, it will be seen,
borders pretty closely on the present Liverpool
quotations; and. should we hare to depend on
tie European market, prices must necessarily
recede further.
ToLEpo-Ju'y 19.-Receipts. 7oS bush corn,
2S5 bfls -four. Shipments, 100 brla -four.
DETzo1r-Juty e0.-Receipts, 1877 brls -four,
1853 bush corn, lie bush oats. Corn, 7898oc.
Oats. 43c.
Wool IN M1cH1GAx.--The Detroit 4dr~t4tr
says that buyers in Washtenaw County are still
buying at 45c.
Wool IN E1scoss1s.-The Deloit Journal
says:
Few Of our readers hare any idea Of The
amount Of business which is done in wool in
Neioit. We saw the other day stacts Of l5,-
t'oo lbs which Ar. Kendall had On haua nj one
time. aud he expected soon to increase to 10000
It's. 1t was being sorted and packed prepara-
! tory 10 shipment 10 Boston. Others are e1ten-
sivety engaged in the same business. Wool
raising is tue safest and most profitable busi-
ness which the farmers car engage in. Whcat
| turns to chess, or is destroyed by insects; Corn
is nipped BY the frost, or parched by drought; !;
| nut With proper care, no failures may be apprc-
Iended in this business, and the price is always
scu,unerative. j. requires but little capital 10
| start with, but little labor in its prosecution,
srhile the cost Of pasturase and fodder in this
| country is q triie. With all these inducements,
| sse wonder that the business is not more gene
rally engaged in.
Wool Prom Nxw MEuco.-A Kansas city pa
per contains the following:
The Trim Of Ronaldo Daca arrived in this
city ou Tuesday, from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
bringing 10000 pounds Of Mexican wool. II
was assigned to Messrs- MeCarty and Barkley.
This il the second train fre!ghtea with this a1Ii.
etc Of New Mexican merchandise, aad the whole
lit, when delivered, will amount to between two
and three hundred thousand pounds. From
here, this wool is shipped to Lexington, ky., to
he manufactured into b!enk& IS aud tue coarseE
wool fabrics. This train will take back assorted
merchandise to the amount Of 90, 900 pounds
Luxnsn AT Dc1Rolr.-Thc Detroit -ddeertiser
in its reriew Of the last three months lumber
trade, says:
! Ono Of our principal articles Of export is lum-
6er- In this city there are len Mills in addition
| to which sereral on the lake shore aud On the
st. Clair River, are owned By parties in this
city, md properly contribute to the trade Of De-
sroit. The present season the supply Of logs
has everywhere beeN short, and This will cause
most Of The mills in this State TO stop running
considerably before their usual time. There
VIZ. heavy stock Of lumber on hand t.is
spring, and the stock Of comusou still continues
very turge." For upper qualities, however, there
has been m active demand, mud this kind Of
lumber is shipped of as fast as manufactured.
Our principal markets are Albany for the better
Qualities, and Ohio for common grades. large
amounts being shipped to Toledo, Sandusks aud
Cleveland By water, ana from thence into the
interior By rail. A large proportion Of the Ium.
Der made hero Was contracted before the season
commenced. What has becu sold sinca has
brought by The cargo: clear se5@27; Cd clear
f2J; boz $l4@15; common $9.5o@10. Lath
l ia manufactured eYfnnairp1x md knR beat1