, 1860-06-23
vance Of s@4c over Saturdays prices, closing

"a NNtH- N'%A AesaAA03 fAA~So3 ~A%SAs&
firmly.
Indian Corn has continued to arrive freely
sud 10 in far demand, chiefly for home usa, the
export trade being somewhat chscked. Barley
aud Rye are fnaoslse.
New yonk--The 7Tmes Of yesterday says:
The paymeuts into the private banking houses
to-day 1or Exchange caused free Offering Ct
MONEY, on call loan. At per ceof az the rule,
and ~ on select collateral. There u nothing
new il discounts, which, outside Of bank, rule
Alas psr cent. ior prime scsectious Of paper.
i. &C riding to date. Choice nRle namo BILLS, 4
10 o,on,h> to run, are dope 1t 81 @S per cent.
aud epdor.ed paper 695} per csl.t. The July
interest on the Southern and Western Strte
debts, due in This city, is coming ia freely. The
D4nk Q, Commerce has r.ct ived the full amount
t. be dtsburaed lst proxtmo for Missouri,
t1raf. on tbs Sub Treasury for 1856, 900 being at
haud to-day.
MILWAUKEE, MAnEErs ol-Receipts
e7a bt]s q .ur, 13,493 bu wheat. e54 bu oats.
Shipped, 1854 bu WHEAT. Tbs .Sentintl Of
this morning ea5s: -
Tho steamers news had d stimulating ip1u-
ence upon cur markets, aud prices of wheat
before rhc .cioBe bnd* Advanced fully ct cents,
tu. owing to tiru.ness Of holders transsctions
were Iin1lsed. In ahe afternoon buyers we're
plenty AT Il II fer No. spriug IN ttore. and q
sale II S 00D bu WIGS made for delivery on board
JAF 4Ek 81 d, 13s ASO q " 'AlA HIVE hulH lTEt4E
" 81 Os in store, but very little was offered
We heard Of no sales Of extra samples after 1hr
news. The nailiers staEdiag nloof from the srtc.
ula'ise exc tement. The sales rfport<d d exhibit
wids rauge in prices, lhe market openipg ut
yesterdays qu"tations, and clos,pg 1t: higher.
Four "a> more aet're ana hixhef. 'ar to
good country Extra bringing $s@5 25 on board.
lhc . lies reported i1ciu e about 1870 bills.
C3arte grams ,eu,atu. qu Ct. <:Tnrre is some
Ic=aud fur 04's 10 SIP, ut 400. Corn dull at
J 49,. Bur e5 nomina. ,: hse-'s also dull and
| tuwer, but ers refusing tn Kive rnsre ihan G7e-
FIR ,he b*.t H1Rb~ines 6sner. bct unchanged
Wool htm ri p'esious qlo'at1ons.
ToLrp, MARKE,s-Juue ol.-The market to-
| d.y l. excited a,4, u"setled. E .stetn adr.ces
-,,,w,cs decided "balI"on,nr tendency.
| Fluur-Ns sases. WLeat-No sales transplred
since rcnor, sA:e b-tore rep.st uf 5000 bust els
| wu,.e al *1,2b, Corn--Nore active ~ih up-
| ward ienorury. Saes 1000 MI III 50:. 25oo b"
aa sos; ooU0 I'D at samr; l301 Do. d.. SINCE
;. later no.1ces By 1eis graph, C1rn is held n.mls
Tor bzuor figures.
Tux 'Rrcs1rRcc1ry TaEA4r.-The New York
Shipping Li.t says:
The following canal boats bare entered Far
eign goods IN tie Coetcm utuse Will III a 'e"
DAYS. They bring cargoes ut outs hntl peas
~1roeo various parts OF ca ada 10 R,use's Point
on th,r side oi the liue, and from thence by
lax Gu .mp'atn 10 Try ard NV L RI. Tue
D.R.d=r, Carrie, J. ". lngstls. D4c,ta aud
rr.bune. They come under tbe rec pr1clty
l ,rextY. out must enter The Customs as II a sal
| log vessel from npy oiher Q! the British Pror-
mce.. SI,ea*,ng Of the Reciprocity Treaty. we
t.a7n from Washington that Commissioner
u.tch's speci.[ fep:rt on the eom"esc'al H.
1rsc,titee oetween The United States und the
British Psov,nses b.. bsen communicated to
Congress. lie makes elaborate statements to
st,ow tie dis strcustG cts Of the Reciprocity
Treaty on cur cuu.try. spd say 8 tue onJ proper,
radical uud etlicett rrmedy beso-d question.
is iii apet dy abrncssion. Pr cntra-Jas. y
Taylor. smother Special Commissioner, says be
eau sa*e1y sta'a that there IL one entire seutl-
meat webt OF Budn 0. un the line Of abe g1ca.
!4ka. and th II j.. Of hnstillty to The abrogatIon
Ut the treaty. II any charge is demanded, it is
n favor Of its territorial exeusion to the new
prus,uces soon 10 be organized vest Of Mime
suta in British Columbia, 80 as to merit The
des'guauon Of stn psrtsn, or Customs.
/ unlon."
MorExEsr OF PaonrcE ON THE ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RA1LaeAp.-The movem=nt Of local
produce on the Illinois Central this year will
probably be so Fer cent. beyond the quantities
carried in 1856. The figures for the first five
months. rs compared with previous years, arc
as folcws:
Oats, bu..... s.sp8 67a<n 4n9 SIS Gse. ~ rs 80
t.ufn. u.. ..l,6 2>a2 9e43 cs3 51 3s.9G7 l3l7.u'6
TLeai, bu-.1, lis s,>ttk 2le2s,s iseesa1 46'sI
TIE 456 $50 -hels Of wheat exceed the ship-
mepi: list ear prerious to lst Of June, 1889
l., that da..- LIST ear sa6, ,2G2 bushels were car
ried. kearly I'll the oatr, and threefourths OF
he l7ur, forwsrdrd this year have gone to
>5oulhe.n u markets via Cairo. One Of the bes.
~,gns ot returning prosperity in the Wes, tie
recommeuceuru. Of sales OF land; sone fifty
or Sixty farms huve been sod upon the Chicago
pranca Of The Illinois Central 10 Canadian 1ar-
me.s and 10 Americans from Wiacotxn, who
arc moving south to the fruit region of Illinois
ihese lands have sole ut Ab' vi III per acre.
and lie 200 mica south OF Chicago
FaE1cur Engagements At New YoRK.-Las'
Thursdays New iotk Tribune repo'ts-to Liz
erpool. II 900 bu wheat at I'll; 30 hhds toeac
CO at e:s; 400 bales cotton Ut 5.32d; 200 bbl
Il ,ur nj q. T. Land,n. 5000 bbis 4 1ur ut 2s.at
@2s G, be lower rate taksn By au outside yes
se,); IS ceroons tobacco ct IS. To Glasgow
10000 bu wheat, in shippers bags, al til.
rxsoK7 Gz saxAnerrrrs TO aEfAF Hs1rA1s AND s1E1As