, 1859-09-26

nips and the root crops generally have been
greatly benefited by the shower. The potato
disease has, luwever, much Increased III this
c"n1,tty :1s well us in Ireland, :n many ~ Tic
ea,ly sorts witch appeared sound 1'afe oeco'ae
worthless. The previous fine weather. ne'et-
the1css. SO nnhngcd the wheat trade, 1hat n1ar-
kets have continued dropping. Tue finest OH
having ,,iy.,;way IL, rer ar, and the new, from
its inferior quality anl condition, being quito
a;. mr. ar. cheaper There is no immediate G
,rosper. of rally, though the week closed will
more tone.
new rcd at o4s. per or. The increased supplies.
confidence IN farmers, have contributed much
to the depression, though foreign arrivals have
diminished considerably, and the future OF or
ders from this country must lead TO further
decrease. 1t is true that estimates OF the crop
in america exhibit m increase Of about 1--WE
millions Of quarters over the last years produce.
but with all the desire for commerce cvinced IN
tho United St4tes remuneration is not there over
looked, ,whilc tnuch Of speculative spirit exists
1t seems j1nurobabc that important shipments
vii! be made thence without better prospects, =
Maize, too, in thut country, Us well as III South
crn Europe, has partially failed. aud is likely 10
increase ihc relative value Of Wheat, especially
us tue deficiency in potatoes will have to be
made up in ireland as well as here. The in
equality Of the barley crop THIS season greatly
exceeds that ufNheut, some being Of less value
tlah good Oats, md other samples worth Us
n,uc1, as the best wheat. Great stress is laidby
soine If our contemporaries OH our own stock Of
old Wheat, US proving the abundance Of lust
wear: hut we rather trace this to the heavy yield
Of 1857. Even should it reach the cstinate Of
three million quarters, what more is this tlinn
provision for two months consumption? Euro
pean markets have ruricd little. The French
exports Of grain this year up to the 3lst ofJuly
have exceeded the imports by about $50 SO
quarters. or these imports the United King
dom in tue same time has recclved ,':e; S qrs.
Wheat a,40a, ,e$7 cwt. Flour, which, taking the
Flour ut 5jbs. per bushal equals in all !, ,t3s, :
e5o qrs., or tue whole quantity excepting 900
quarters.
The arrivals of the coast since the a4th u1ti-
mo hare been thirteen; and the business trans-
acted was as follows - cargoes Of wheat, !
Odessa Ghirka for Bristol at Ais, l Taganroc
GaiEka ct 44s.Gd and Galatz At 81 and 3.s.9d !;
cargo Of Maize at 2Gs.1 Id to .as, and Of barley
ut :ls to 23s per or.
The sales noted last week were a4,clC grs
wheat at 44.ad, against $. ..;;a9 qrs in 1855. The
London averages were 4is.1 .10d on J,TaV or. The
imports into tile principal ports OF Great Britain
for the week ending Aug. .4tb, in wheat and
Hour, were 2?,o2' qrs.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 23.-Rcceipts-1 GAS bb's
flour, 4a,0a6 bu wheat, Gs7 bu oats. 900 bu bar
ley, 51o bu rye. The !Ssntiael says:
The wheat maakct continues to maintain its
bucyancy, and prices still tend upwards. To-.
duy No. was very firm at yesterdays outside
quotations. and extra advanced lc, selling at
's@soc. The principal sales Of No. j were at
13c, 1c above the ruling figure yesterday, and
Ne. went as high as tic on track. Flour was
also firmer, with an active market, and dealers,
in some instances, were looking for IN advance.
Sales show range Of 1850 to *4.12l for conf
mon to choice country spring extra. Prime
city sold freely at *4..7! i. 0. b. The demand
for oats was less, and the price dropped Ic.
Corn scarce and higher, shclled bringing &c.
Barley in better demand, and ranging from 81
to Csc. Rye scarce. Hides firm. Highwines
ditto.