, 1859-09-02

The increased receipts caused y hcariness IN
he Wleat market to day, and Spring grades
declined li@2c, with less activity. Winter
seades were firm, owing To good demand far
milling purposes. About a, 900 bushels of a1i
grades changed hnndh ut 81 @9ac 70: No. Red
nn track; 75c f + No. Red in store; scc for
No. Spring in store; and C9s@71c in store
closing quiet at the inside figures. Flour was
6rm. under good demand for Spring E1trus,
about 500 brls Of which were sold at f4o0.
"intcrwheat dour dull Corn opened dull nt de
cline Of lc, stiHening however towards the close
| About 5000 bushels were sold ut Coc for Caual
aanat; 60@6osc for No. in store; aud 57l@
sc for No. 2. Oats were quiet and shade
lower, with sales Of about 6.o<~ bushels at .5@,
::!c for No. in store. Rye 5ac, uigLwines
quiet at &c. Mess Pork sold to-day at $15o4,
and Bulk Shoulders nt &c. Timctby Seed
norc active and frR1er with sales at IL 500 a.uu
for fair to prime. Hides unchanged. F1eigLte
unchanged. Vessels were takcu to-day at &C
for Corn 10 Budulo. uud &c for Wheat to Oswcso
MlssEao1A "nxAr.-Tbis morning we saw
sample Of Club Wheat from Minnesota TWAS
strs Gne, md was bought for milling purposes
/
received in this unrkct
TIE GRAIN Trade OF CHICAGO roR 1851
On the first page will be found an article on the
Grain Trade Of Chicago for the year ending
] yesterday.
Tns WINTER WnsA7 CRor or ILLINOIS FOR
ls39.-~The Prairie farm.r of this week says:
The editor Of this paper has Travelled somewhat
extensively through The wheat growing sections
oftb,s State, md from tue information gained
by observation aud inquiry among farncrs, lie
! is satisfied thnt the average yield per mere Of
| this crop is not more than fire to six bushels.
A1IwAukEE-Aug. 3l.-Rcccipt*, 10 bb!s
Aour; 2S 43s bu wheat; sos bu oats s5l bush
barley; 14o bu rye, shipmcnts, 1880 bush
whe4t 10 Buffalo. The SshtihtI Of shls mosuing
says:-
] The wheat market was tolerably acsirc and
steady today, At yesterdays closing figures,
! sales amounting to shout $4,000 bus ut ! tl1ac
for 10. ] spring, cs@6sc for No. 8. aud 76c for
| extra club. Tue principal transactions were fu
No. Al tic IN Store, comparatively little going
| at Fond thai 6gure. Sellers were verr relucsapt
| to come down 10 the views Of buyers on extra,
aud We heard Of but one sale Ut the price mlElrrs
| were disposed to pay for ordinary qualities.
| The market closed eui, aud less active than in
| The morning few lois Of country extra -four
changed bands at s3,15a. %, aud fayorite
brand Of city extra at 4.50 tree Oh board. O.,s
were very scarce &c being freely offered with
out bringing any upon tue market. Corn firm.
We note an increased inquiry for barley, bnl il
| continues to come IN very epa1ingl5.
| clSc1sxAr-Aug. 5l.-Receip.s, e,oel bush
wheat; 4.6:s bris -four; a,4o7 bush oats; 500
bush barley. The Gazet't Of this morning says:
| Flour continnes dull ut e. 50 to 4.55 FIR su.
pcrtinc. There is DO dispo.i.ipn on tt,r part Of
basers to operate owing 10 the continued unfa.
voratte adsices ttom New }ork, where prices
ate decliuing quite as rapidly Us they adyanced,
lately. The quotations Today. for fresh eronnd
Ohio, we're $500 to $40, being so IL 35c below
the highest punt Of last week ln our market
wheat has declined 9 10 Sc. notwithstanding rery
*7.Rll receipts today. Cora dull Aud droo,iug.
| Oats dcclined With eales ss low as 4oc. Whisky
's"c''ned lc, closing al e3}c, No change in gro-
eeyie4.
ii. Lor,s, Aug. 31.-There is q contiuucd
inward. with sales OF supertipe at t4.l5@4.0.
| Wheat il 10 good demand, aud prices hare lar.
/ sher advanced ! gee per bushci c.usiuk At 76ct1
| Sl.l0. Receipts to day II, ,,pO bushels Cura Is
III better demsnd, and pr'ees are finer. Re
cripts !, loo bushels. Oats ARE one cent higher,
Provisions inac,ive and unchanged.
Money confines scarce, md the demands for
| !iscounta arc pressing. Exchange is easier.
| but quotations. remain 1t ac prem.
I DErsor-Aug. s1-Rece'en, ,es4 bb!s -four;
?,e5l bu wheat; 700 but corn II bu rye, Tie
! Ttbune Of yesterday aas There ~as sill fur.
| thxr increase in the amount Of wheat offering
on Change This morning, and trlhe better de-
ussnd, but u reduced ra.es three Or four lots
| prime = bite charging hands It $1.U5 f. q. b.,
being l15c lower Than yesterdays raies, For
large tots for shipment buyers would no, 70 l,e.
| you'd Loo for prime white {. o. b, and s5ttouc
/ for red Of similar quality. Flour is STEADY ut
q 6et@<.5 for rcd aud whne single extras,
tgarea which are ADORE tbe riewx Of burers
and there il no inquiry except for t4tn parcels.
! Cnrn is steady 1t 73c for No. l. O4.s are ge.ng
Of At se@!ss Barley IL lower. good hsin xiug
*l.oo 2 loo 1bs.
Toaosro-Aug. sl.-The Gtole says The
deliveries OF wheat yesterday were larger,
amounting to about ,o0U bushels The demand
Was artive, tue rate of competition somewhat
keen, varyipg from s. 10 So I'd for good TO prime
The average price vas shout IS I'd per bushel
I The msrket closed dull, with dropping pricca.
Spring Whea4~A very hue car load of sprlpg
wheat from ST Mary wAs in the tuarket lat
| night for which Is I'd was offered without lead
| iuv to . sole. There was one or two loads
bought from farmers to night At this rate. Oats
are lower, so1e sales we're reported It Is 1od
per bu. Old cats were bought It cs WI
MosrnzAt, Aog. 3o.-Flonr firm but quiet;
| supe.fne in moderate demand and scarce at
$500 ia $4eQ, sales Of t4ncy at S; and extra
from new wheat 1850; No. 2 ueSHcted At u;
nnerandah1c heAry Of sale at *3.f0 TO $3.50
"heat--hone Offering.
| NEW lork, Aug. s0.-Eectirts, 1888 Ibis
aour; 2s,sa2 eu ~4aest; 4s,1Gl bu corn q ,.e4