, 1859-08-04

ssc, Oats were in good demand. at &c In store;
but buyers and sellers were 1c apart. Rye
scarce and in demand At SEC per buahel. "a
snaall lot Of new Barley was. sold 1t 3sc OIL
trsck-not prime. New potatoes arr In better
supply. md the market has declined 5c-closipg
nj s5@s5c. Hides quiet and unchanged. Wool
firm with good demnnd. Highwincs, &c.
Freights scarce.
This morning It commenced a hcasy rain,
which continued almost without intcrmission
till night rendering out.ofdoor business rather
Corn however, were fully relieved, and 10 far Al
the ram il concerned, the maturing Of tho crop
is considered settled poiut- We hear TINT
the rain has been general Ill oyer the northern
portion Of The State.
FOREIGN Expos1s or Wheat, CogS Axp F1orr
FROM New Yosk.-During the past week there
| were exported from New York 5000 bu wheat
to Liverpool and 5.42e bu to Glasgow, valued ut
&1l. .070. The total exports since Jan. l, amount
to only s7,s42 bu wheat, valued ut 81, 1886,
against e,404, ,?s6 bushels exported up 10 tho
corresponding date In ls5s-v1lucd at
| 1884, 4,Gs2.
The foreign exports Of corn Las! week
amounted to CATS bu, sent to Brazil and British
West Indies, valued at &5,2s7- The total ex-
ports Of corn since Jan. ], amount to 1s5, ,1SG
hu. valued at sle2, ,oo0-against ,495 5949 bushels
exported up to the corresponding date last year,
valued At Il ,o60,sss.
The foreign exports Of Flour last week were,
2l.l6a bbls-of which 535 bbls we're sent to
Glasgow, and the balance to British y. L. Colo
/ mics and the West 1ndics-valued ut $1es, s,l1s.
The total exports Of -four since the LIST Of Jauu.
ary amount to SCI IFS bbls valued ut &, leo
-against se1 1908 bbls, exported last year, ut u
| valuation Of &4,107, ,42S.
Bosrox, Aug. 1.-Receipts, ! ,ql0 ibis 1our
| 1900 bu corn. Flour dull and depressed. Corn
dull at geo.
ToLEpo-Aug. e.-Receipts, $50 bu wheat;
400 bu corn; e2s bbla -four. The Blade says:
Receipts continue 10 be short, but the first
| boat load Of wheat from the Wabash Canal is it,
the u. F. Compuret. Capt Donovan. unlosded
] asp1endid lot Of wheat to day at Kings Elera-
Carpenter. Capt D. reports the Canal "sound'
and thinks boats will soon arrive more freely
and cn!iven our market The only sales wc
hear Of to-day are one Cur load Of white wheat
P. T., and ,0Vo bu MIXED at 10sc +. Q. b. Flour
il offering freely at IS for extra, from new red.
C1xasSAr1-Aug. e.-Reccipts, 1894 barrels
-four, S,o2s bu wheat, $50 bu corn, ,4cs bu oats.
St. Lor1s-Aug. e.-Tbc Flour market con.
tinues inactive, with small sales of country gu.
per6ne at f4.50. Wheat is Inactive and prices
are dropping; the receips to-day comprised
8,000bu. There is 4 moderate demand for Corn,
and prices arc firm at SOC to Il; receipts, 1000
bu. Oats are firm, with 4 moderate demand at
40 to ACC. Nothing doing in Provisions worthy
Of note; good bacon sides mav be quoted at
@ssc for ribbed. Whisky steady at .6c. East
cru exchange firm at prem.
DETROIT, August e.-Receipts, 1,a:a bbls
flour; ESQ bu wheat. Flour quiet. Corn, 7sc.
N1LwAukKE. Aug. a-Receipts, 100 bu wheat.
No. Spring sold ut Csc; oats, o7f@26c. Rye,
Sec. Corn, 5sc, Barley, CSC.
ST. LoC1s, Aug. 1.-The St. Louis Democrat
thus rcriews the marhet:
Over Il, 900 bu Of wheat were received in the
4S hours ending at noon to-dny. and rates DE-
cilned in consequence, 345c; the election may
also have caused less activity in tic market ns
full attendance was not had on Change.
Some 900 bushels Corn were received during
the same time, yet prices were maintained
60c@S1. Some s, 900 bushels oats oats rcceired
did not keep the market from being brisk.
oswEao-Aug. -Flour-Dcmand for -four
steady. Included IN tue sales arc 800 bbis
Warrington ut $3.50. Grain-Wheat firm with
moderate demand Sales 1000 bu Chicago
Spring at zoe. and 4 900 bp Red Winter Illinois
s,l0o bu Ohio at Tic.
New YoRK-Aus. 1.-Receipts, l. 1901 bu corn;
18''so on oats; 5s6 bu wheat; 3,Sl7 brls -four.