, 1860-06-30

uc to the end of the season, tho biggest crop
ever ,nade will be the result
On Combabee and Ashepoo, the planters hare
been some troubled BY suit water, but by hard
been given to everything. The harvest flow
is now being let OH great deal being already
on.
The rice il handsome md pure, the rains hav.
sePt DOWN the grass and The planters are In
hish spirits The cotton crc1 il also good in
'nas sect'on.-cAdrtestoe Mercury.
e'Sc1SSA71 aaAnKErs.-June os-Flour rests
a. ses.erday's quotations. There is no local
interest IN 1t whatever Shippers hare no
margin In any direction for eonsignments,
aeo orders only come, rs stocks Ut points
OF Consumption which depend on our market
become exhausted. No basis is presented
Tor speculative operations, in any OF the pros
pective vibrations that the market seems
TO $5..5 for plain to cboice extras, aud thence
to $3.50, may be given as the figures ut which
the market liz resy quietly moving. Wheat is
not taken SO freely by ,nillers to day there is,
however, no quotab1e change IN price. Corn il
in good dcmand, und sales Of car are making as
best theY are willing to offer. Oats are quite
firm at 37@3sc- Barley quiet at 50 to s5c. Rye
commands 's@:oc. Whisky is quite firm q.
l.3c.
ST. Loc1s MAnKErs-June 2s-The Democrat
of yesterday says:
The farmers being now busy harvesting, The
receipts Of country produce are almost entirely
shut off; those Of wheat aud oats to-day were
merely nominsl. OF course, saes Of what may
be oaered are easily made.
4 largc lot of Pork, mess and ordinary which
has been held here, sold dto.day-1, 900 hrls mess
at $3.50, and 500 mess ordinary at s17-15.
Bacon sells on orders to fair extent-l1ac
for clear sides, und Sc for shoulders. The trade
to the coast Of various Southern rivers where
our steamers ply, is constantly increasing, ard
becoming Of more Importance; our Hour, pro.
visions, groceries, ETC., largely seek Il market
On tue Tennessee and other rivers.
TnE Cnors.-Thc n. y. Hor,d Of Thursday
says:
The accounts from a1l parts of The country
are Of the most encouraging nature. This year
promises to exceed all preceding, in solid pros.
pcrity and il the prices Of our cereals. are not
sudder!y raised by spectators, we shall proba-
o!y ship largely OF grain and other produce to
EUROPE The tall trade promises to be large;
and the purchases conducted with prudence.
There Is total absence Of all speculative ten
dencies in the country, which augurs well for
the future.
Exron7s At SEw YoRk-Thursday's New
York Tribune Aus tue following:
In the list Of exports Of produce for the
week are included 10 Liverpool 1G. goo bbls.
Hour, IL, Up0 bu. wheat, md G3 bu. corn to
GIasgow, 33.400 bu wheat. G,30t bu corn: to
Cork ev,:ov bu corn; to Galway s.o1o bu
wheat
FREIGHT ENGAGEMENTS At New YoRK.-Thurs-
days New York Tribune reports as follows:-
To Liverpool: 1900 boxes cheese (per steamer)
ut sos; $500 bbls Hour at Is. 1o43@2s; Il, 900
bu wheat ut 7tG73d., in bulk and bags; 50
boxes bacon (per steaner) at 35s.; 200 firkins
butter (per steamer) at sos. To London: 10000
bu wheat at I'd in bulk and bugs $500 bllz
flour at es.9dGes.l0Ed; $50 boxes bacon (per
steamer, at 35s. To GLASGOW: {, 500 bbls flour
Il: .s.Gd; 5000 bu wheat in shippcrs' bags at Sd.