, 1859-06-24

The Wheat market was more settled today,
uac considerably Ermcr-in some instances I'LL
alvancc Of 1c being gaine@ on Spring grades.
Waiter Wheat, however, was l@2c lower
c4u-cd principally by more encouragiu adviccs
VITA regard ~ the coming crop. The transat-
ts,:,s ua:ount TO ubuat 81 ,otU bushels ut e1.:s@
L.; Iur No. Red Il 4s for No. White; ss@
SIC 'oE Str,4darl Spring; and Doc for No
Sp, !ng-,l!e ma, ket closing quiet ut ssG9oc fer
S:...d.rtl. Flour cnntiuues dull with limited
sai~. al t. q. 50 for White Winter. and e5,4i@
So for good Spring Extras. Corn WAS ia Ile-
tivc request, and udsanced 1@2c with salcs o
aasut 2'5l3 tu il, C>iG'ofc for Canal and Rv-
e: uG,st 6>Gt?c for No. in store, and 64c for
No. . iu -,oie Oats dull and @2c lower. with
z4lts a; c5ls1c for No. und cDc for Rejected
in k,urc. Highwines nominal a. CSC. Nothing
loi,:. il Provisions. Tic Wool market WIS
u1ere active to-day. and greater competition
amnnE buyers caused Il frnness. 4 sale If
1oe, lbs Was made 10 IN Eastern house by
civ Ae1!cr, but the terms urc kept private.
HIDES trn ind III good demand. Live Stock
very dali. Frriglts unchanged. rropel!e,s
TAX" ~!ca, tn Eutlalo ut 4!c, and corn to Cley.-
l.n! Ii: &c.
Sxw WnEA7.-Mcssrs. Webster 4 Baxter ea.
hlbrei OIL Change today bunch Of new will
lrr wlea,, IF the variety known as 'Blre Stem,'
,a.;vu from tue farm Of Mr. John DidIukc,
Bloomington. Mclean county. 1t will be read.
:or CUTTING: in ten days, and will average abou'
twenty tive bushels per acre. II was fine
aam,';c,
Low WATER on TIE 1111xo1s R1vER.-Dis-
pn'cncs were received to-day BY McssEs. Mathel
/ Co, >n,1ns TINT there WAS only four feet fon,
Hcunrp'u Flats. and thas the rircr was rapid,
:.';,n-. In consequence Of Ibis news cana boats
refused carsoc~ (ur ST. Louis to-day.
Mt.warkx:-1nnc .a.-Receirts, 4l5 bbls
1'"u:; 4t.'s bn wheat; l,l'o bG oats SC: bu
cp:n. Shipped. spu bbs tlonr. Wheat decl'n
ca -c-ss!.> Of No. l at sl.06. No. . at Sl.p':
.:rl rx'r. ciub at S.,25.
C:s,:1>s,ri. June .".,-Keceipts, 1854 bbls
i..ul i.>5. hu wi,rat; :i.51. hu corn; o,s11 bu
os'-. Tue t'a..'!s Of this morning reports lion,
6ui: II s; -. Wheat declined S@3c, Corn, 6t't.
o4:~. dull IT .31l5sc, Whisky, activc ut CIR.
Yac,u Sii,.s in .onA demand at &c. Bulk Sides
IT.. Mss rutk, :li. I.ar.i in request ut lie.
W;tts7 H,E:rsr IN Quo AND lSp1ASA.-Thc
C.,,..:a,lats til-sl. II this mornin. says -
W;:!at harvest has commenced in the Great
Msn;ui Valley. i tic1 wa> cut near M;ddIctuwu
v-~:",day. whicl. il estimated to yield tlt,
bil>;''i II The acre. Several samples Of tin
n-..v ..r.!t lruul va,ions scctsuns. were czht
ted Ii 'I!u,,4;r to das. alI If which weie Of cs-
cl':nt qn.sjl'y. 1t In c'nccd:d that the qua1it,,
ttt
l!pr :,>, rcrc:i',~ tr"'n Kentucky are expected
-Lr III 1t week i'll Jniy-
" ,~A. i.lrvc.t itu, also commenced in South
cr:: lt,lIIua as'd the crup is reported US giving
Ec1"t.. satisfaction.
P,Ex fAsl.rnE ~ NEw Yonk.-The New York
r .l4 "f In" day says:
Af.;;.,:e IS re,,nr,cd in tue pork line. A con
fract 81" b,'"'' brls iii SD having mutured, which
:Le tu, g, w.'s ,1u.ble t. meet.
SEv ioEK. June 2l.--Reccipts, 1854 bbl>
a,ar 5:;'5 bn whea, :e.::.oi bu corn lG. .1G9 tu
oa.+: !3'' LII rye.
Eo>Tos, Jase c1.-Rcceipts, 1852 brls flour;
t.J Ln o..ss. Fl'ur steady with moderate d..
Enid. Curn in moderate demand Ut a0tGQSc
ur1nol7. June a2.-Receip,s, 567 brls -four;
ls2s bu "lea, 7j6 bu corn: 1s.s1e lbs wool,
1'i,nr sn>s;,lc,i. Wheat declined Sc; sale. OF
Standard at sl.u5Gl.o.. Corn sold at .5c.
ToLrpn, ] nr 22,-Reccipts, 5sG brls aour;
121 bu cora ;.G3l bu wheat. Shipments, 4,o'"
Gu crtn; 3'T+ bu wheat.
Nc:v ILLINOIS WuEAr.-The St. Louis Ereniay
Htm, cf Yesterday, coutalns the following:-
VT were shawn sample Of nrw wheat, on
'l.Lrns: lAi, 1H':'nG EruWn on the faFn' "f Mr.
U"nt. Aar's. III 1Iiluui- si.ort distance frt,ln
It's cssv. ft'~'.t til. rel caf variety. and iAr
buy j. rerv plump. There are five hundrcd
sl', bs.ss'' ttu srut. ~hch, it is thought
~A.,usu oui iLs'ls bnssc!s 10 the acre.