The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06

cline IN exchAnge 70 the rates which ruled ten or tWoye
ihs 0icaso nm<s of the 81 inst ssys-rns receipts Of
produce on Saturday were so9l bb nour and 2is loi
0oantns Sour wheat the result would BE- c5 sss
bushels, being ~ fr the largest amount Of wheat
osivsa s.y one Ssy this Or tho two years Inc ship
Ind IA bushen oais The demand Tor nour was large
and the business done was nruch heavier than on any
previous day during the season Tho ruling price paid
spring wheat EXTRAS which u an advance q loc lSc
On former prices Wheat was in good request, and be-
tons at Ole 92c FOR No spring, ana ssc SOC. for
No do but on Change the ruling prices were 500.
winter, and u OF 81 03 for No. do.-the market
closing weak At the extreme inside figures There was
but little done in corn and the market was much the
zane = on Friday 35c acc being paid for No. e.
8Sc for iAir canal afost Oats quiet at 2oc for No. l.
and lsc for rejected aoat Rye In good demand at 49,
nrmsr, Il isc Cor wheat 70 Buffalo, &c to Oswego and
Rzczirrs AND SHIPMENTS Ar MILWAUKEE,.
Ths following the receipts and shipments Of nour
and wheat q Milwaukee on the slss u.;=
Hs:. Ss e; Hss. ss:s.: 81. -,
fhs Milwaukee WISCONSIN Of the sIst says:--The
ceps Of wheat are rapidly increasing 70 this point .
wheat reported delivered for the past twenty four
hours Shipments foot - about 80 600 bushsls We
about 90 900 bushes-aye elegraphcd 70 day
and 70 morrow on the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
alone. ~ ~ catimAkod tnot 70 morrow there Will DO
lo0, 900 bushels Of wheat receipts exclusively.
The Janesvlle Gazette OF Thursday says:-"Y6sterday
there were loaded from the depot Of the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad in this city, twenty with
wheat for Milwaukee. Nineteen carloads Of wheat
also received from Belo and Freeport going Mwsu
kee, which market seems far since the harvest DO
tho hvorte ono among our grain Dealers"
RECEIPTS OF DETROIT.
The flowing table shows the receipts OF breadstuffs
by raron1 at Detroit during the week ending Satur-
day Last, the - previous and since Jan. L.
49, Paa usek Precious week. Since jon. !.
wheas, busnes. :. los ,ooss1Sa s7,osi $50 1s7
Corn ........... 22,32I@ l6,17 Assoc
0als............... M6,654 s,a9T 55,S77
WESTERN GRAIN IN GEORGIA.
Within few days past says the Macon (Gs) journal,
there have been large arrivals by railroads OF corn
oats, barley, rye and -four The Macon and Western de-
pot 10 crowded with IT, Much has gone into stores,
and there were large shipments for places beyond Most
the far West Tho price Of corn is here held 1t 06 cents
70 81 per bushel.
PLENTY T02EAT.
II 10 estimated that the agricultural product OF the
United States for the present ave bushe Of wheat
fur bushels OF potatoes, and thirty bushels OF 70
each individual OF the whole population Besides this
there for each about quarter Of bushel OF barley
and sixth Of bushel Of RICE The cat crop esti
mated a hundred and seventy i've millions Of bush
els
rHE WESTERN WHEAT CROP.
Relative 10 the crop Of wheat In the Northwestern
States, the Chicago Prem sad Tribune says that Illinois
has grown not bushel short Of 20 900 000 Indiana 49,
Wisconsin II 900 900, Iowa IA 900 ooo Minnesota
total FOR the seven Northwestern States OF 900