, 1860-08-30

a1l department. Was dali. There WAS soEns Dc. |
m4nd for -four, and nearly Z thousand barrels
-Ssi.s Of 75o brls ii fsoo@s' rs; go bis 1t
$5.25455o, and 100 do Ut &5i5. Sales Of $500
bu WHEAT Il. looQll0 for red and white 900
do white Kentucky at ] Is, and 400 eks shelled
corn at 6s963c. Whtsky-Sales of ] 80 bFls a.
Isle. Pse,tssaas-Sales Of 60 casks bscon a. a.
former rates and Is tierces hams at 4g14f; ~
lcgs lard ct lsr,
ST.. Lor,s MARkErs.--This mornings Rtpubl-
caa seporls as follows:
Hreadstuffs and grain were without any per-
ceptib!e change o-daF, and their condition may
ba summed up in few words. Oats, corn and
barley were ii but moderate demand. Flour
was in demsnd. a. usual, for saeks on'!. I'D
but dull enough for other description. Rye
WAS active enough, but rot higher. WHISKY
reached 2ac per gallon, and on account OF light
receipts WIS quick enough At that hgu1e op"
eratlons in hemp were checked to day. Fof the
first time 10 weak bny ers hs eisatsd 10 psY esk-
ing prices and demanded easier terms, a.3ni "n3,eoi
under liberal receipts, no sales TO- Gay being
over 6o{c per bushei. We heU Of no change
in hopu OF provisions. The latter continues to
more steadily on orders from Georgia and Ala-
bkuaA-
Markets AND CncPs.-We read the following
il the New York Htrald n Monday:
Continued advtces Of rnfavorubls weather in
Europe have stipulated our grzin and food
markets to considerable activity, notwi!httand-
ing the large supplies which are coming for.
ward from ths West. It aeems certain that
ireland will nesd, this fsli and next winter,
large quantity Of e9rn. How much wecan spsre
before Uecenber-thAt il to say, before this
year's crop eau be shipped-is problem which
u exercising the minds OF dealerH. Al unusu-
ally large export of beef and pork may alao be
expecttd; prices arc already high eoough to
give the growers very large profit. In tho
Wezt the movement OF grain is unprecedented.
Every vessel on the lakes ia employed in carry
ward, lnd the rush Of produce SO far exceeds
I tue 1ske tonnage that the roads running east
| and west ar. cauyipg almost ~ much as they
| can at their own prices. Food is also descend
| ipg the Mississippi in farge quantities. There
| is, unfortunately, 20 room for doubt IN regard
10 the fAilurs Of the corn crop in large tections
| Of the Gulf S:atet; tie more prudent planters
their field bands EFT winter. The Niasissippi
trade this winter will be very active.
LARGE YIELD or ox1oxs.-The Davenport
Democrat has the following:
farmer who lives short distance north OF
laud. The magnificent lot of sixteen hurdre
bushels at onions! Think Of that, aud uot ehed
tears. if you can. We have heard Of larger
ylelds than this, bnt they are uncommon. -Four
hundred bushels to the acre, gives &l4o to the
acre. The net prof. is more than double the
assessed or the market vAlue Of land 3u.t
think Of it, you down easters.
pAs.c AAoso CATTLE Dnorkas The Alba
/ ~ Ec<nioq journal Of the eth says:
There is quite panic among the droye1s in
regard to tie reported advance in fteights on
Saturday night. We hare nothing relisb.e up
on which to giVe the exact prices to be char +
ed from the different points 10 this place at tue
present writing, but it ID generally understood
among the dealers that cattle are to BE- weigh.
ed and charged 90c q 100 lbs from Chicago II
New York, and other places in like proportion.
tne large operator remarked, "lf this il 50,
would not sire &c 4 ID for good cattle where
hare usually bougts theu,;" that is. Iowa .ane
Illinois.
Another one sayS, !" L have just bought 5Q(
heod in Kentucky, not expecting any advance
on freights, ss they are as high now az eEel
before, and if this rise is permanent it will ruiz
ererg one who has cattle contracted, snd thu
the proposed advance IL 5 q cent from Cincin
natl 10 buffalo. and IS = cent from Buffalo 4
Albany" Next week will probably decide th.
matter.
| WHEAT At CLINTON, IowA.--The Clinton U.r
ald Of the 25th, says:-" Receipts Of whea
hare been light the past week, owing to Il.
audde1 decline of prices, consequent upon tht
advauce Of lake and canal frelghts. The low
est price paid this week as fur as We havt
| learned WAS 60c. The market has again I'd
vanced, and to-day 67@70c is the selling rate
WAEAr Ar DAVENPORT, 1owA.-The Dtmacra
of the 25th has the following: