The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-19

The growing wheat crop to have suffered some
what the open winter in all Of thu states
We notice complaints from all quarters 1t is predicted
that yield of winter wheat Will much exceed
OF last year The following relating to corn End in
the Cincinnati Price Current, and is supposed be
given upon the very best information:
"The complaints regarding the scarcity OF corn are
.esssra from all secticaseyen in Tennessee and Ken
tuck il cot plenty but in parts ofthose states
particularly IN western kentGctey, complaints are
made OF scarcity In Ohio the supply light, and few
are willing to sell any until spring comes, and fair
prospect food stock Ia many places in Indiana
chiefly those sections where the land Is HAT, with clay
soil, farmers in many cases, did succeed in raising
enough TO meet their own wants ana are nc" necessi
tated TO buy ~ prices ranging from .: - 80 cts per bu
sol, which the curr-nt ia that state accord
tao-thfds an average, lands the
Wabash we're in places waste it only here
and there, any wa. raised.
in Illinois. eIcep, Oh the bottom lands, there was
about FIVE eigiths OF crop regards yield but
sid-r e Quantity Of bottom land on the Illinois River
well the Hat and clay lands produced nothing
weeds. Prices rule from ~ TO - per bUshel Ia the
interior Of that state, according 70 locality Some far
lad fair crops and teTc also old still
hand bat there is general IdisPos.tion to sell d;
present, even at the current rates
"In Iowa the supply is moderate, but the failure o.
other crops IN tina; state makes corn the oHy available
food aud consequently it il clrfuly economical and
parted with spar4Hgly aud reluctantly This
mark viii Apply to Missouri. Ia Wisconsin TIE corn
crop Wa short and the supply is light
As regards wheat, heard o. serious complaints
OF scarcity from Tennessee, k'ntucEey, OHIO, lnd-
ana, southern Illinois. all the letters report fair
stock sJi IN farmers hands, but there
disposition sell At the raJesG1 per
bushel. The great falling Oh in receipts Chicago be
Ing regarded as strong Indications " high prices.
Prom Iowa the complaints of scarcity Of wheat are
marked ani general the yield ia that repre-
ted is being from to bushels per acre, and the quail
~ very inferior. L. the northern counties Iiuoi,
this crop prov. bad faigrs, aud very general
y.!aJ- made Of scarcity indeed spring wheat ge
morally failed and a consequence where this = the
tnk s0Tn, tie quantity gathered Is only small
very '.ror
ave inclined to believe that, taking the whole
together, the supply wheat yet to come forv-
IS fair, and with large foreign demand there
ample the home demand even al moderate phi
There is large quantity held 10y uler., who have
been Anticipating better price,, and this too nus;
cOEIe upon tie market sscne! or later
We have seen seyera! bill. from the new banks Of
Nnnesata which have been issued under the banking
Law Which has recently goae into operation in that state
Ike issues Of these banks are secured as follows:
&ioek d,yas'd. CURTIN
Rsrs Of the STATE Of Minnesota, ss5,yuO .35oJl
Exchange Bank, Glencoe, 500 25,Wt
EalS % - Paul, 5000 15.0E-
Farullrs' Bank, Garden City, - co. - o.
Some Of the Chicago banks taking tie bils e. the
Bank % the State Of Minnesota at par.
\ dangerous counterfeit g. b.l On TIE PaducAf
Branch OF the Bank Of Louisville las appeared Tn,
paper is little light ami rough. Iau.atos Of tn.
genuine shun all s. iLis bank.