, 1860-09-04

f.1o..d na viii an advancing tendency At t562i.
Gnrr~Stssdy at G4@70e. Mess Pork-Quiet
At 2sc-
OCEAN FaE,on7s At INV Yoak,-Saturday
New York Tribune reports as follows:-10,0oo
bushels. Wheat IN bags. at 1sd. for shipment
early in tue week, le@leid in bulk and bags on
the spot, and 13d 10 bulk Tor the latter par o1
Aid.
REcE1rr At MILWAUKEE Last WHxK.-3,o.3
bbls aour, 3O6. .99e bu wheat, l.s5s bu cats, Csl
bu corn, s,4oe hu barley, ,4es but rye.
Tux ArR1cls Nrws.-The N. Y. Ersnisg
rost Of Friday, ssys: "The private letters By
to Africa draw rery gloomy picture. The
depression occasioned By The unfavorab!c
weather was increased By political uncertain
ties. leading circular says:
Tho unfavorable appearance Of our crops md
tho threatening complications IN the Mediter.
rAnean have had an effect upon the public funds
aud will probably affect the money market next.
Uu!ii something more positive c u BE- judged Of
our harvest. business will be pursued with great
caution. We hayo had a few days Of fair
heavr rains and close atmosphere As the
blooming season of the wheat was On the whole
favorable, tbs crop would hare been good Que
II it had not been for the very uDgenisl II cath
er. Much OF the crop Is lodged, = brisk wind
and dry weather are required to raise it, There
but thus fur only the early kinds hare been at
tackled,
FLoua FRoa M1xSrso7A.-Tbe New York
Epening Pott says:
Mr. Arthur, The General Superintendent Of
the Illinois Centrat, il in town. He SAYS that
the shipments Of -four from as far north as Min
nesota will commence st very early day and in
large quantities, for New Orleans sud other
s,uthern ports. The 1llinois Central has al
ready made contract with one shipper tor
freight Oh twenty TIRES thousand barrels Of
-four IRON Duuleith to Cairo.
n. I. u1pE MARKEr, Aug. 31.-There was an
increased activity in the market to day, with
prices fav1ring sellers. The transactions were
5000 Central American at eos, nos, usual Sc
lection 5000 Port Cahellos, on private terms;
450 Buencs Ayres, q Lbs, at r. n. T.; GOO Bar.
ceiona. 20 lbs, l9lc, eos, usual selection, 500
| Ssn Jusn At 20c. NOS. to 20 East; 500 Sava.
Mia &c los. at 15ic, 6 nos; 900 Bogota ut lstc
6 noe, usual selection; 5000 African ut +. n.
| r., supposed 10 60 East, and 400 Tampico Dry
kips, on private terms
sr,ck or Rio CorrrE IN NEW Yonk.-Thc
| stock Of Rio Coffee in New York has been re'
duced to 5000 bags.
BaEApsrrF7s N ST. Lou1s.-Crane Sanford
in their weekly circular, dated September 1st,
says:
Coru-AHhough low water causes light re-
CENTS. vet 1hey are ample for The demand, litn-
tied us it is. by high treights and difficulty Of
shipping. The market has been inactive, with
slight auctuation in prices according to receipts
slight improvement Of lc or &C ever last week.
Receipts OF the week ending last evening, 90, ,342
sacks. Sales Of the week have ranged as fol-
lows s:-mixed and mixed white, at 43f@150c;
yellow 44@5lc; white soc @55c. Closing with
sales to-day Of mixed and mixed white AZ 41@
4sc; yellow, ut 47@45c; white ut 4s@54c. Our
quoiations refer 10 shslled corn in gupn'es,
sacks included. Thest-Miers reluctantly
pay the prices that small receipts enable sellers
10 obtain, mud The trade moves heavily. TAe
supply of high grades has not been equal to the
demand and ihey have advanced IN price, ebout
Sc on choice club, and about 10c on choice
white, over last week. Inferior grades are 30
10c lower. On Monday city miller contracted
for Is, 900 bu, choice spring, 10 be delivered
during 20 days, at 90c- RECEIPTS Of the week
55.515 sacks. halcs Of the week range IS fol
lows: Spring aod club. at so@95c; common
to good fall, at 67c@Sl.l5; prime aud choice.
st Il l5@l.35. Closing with sales tot day ct |
about 900 sacks prime and choice fall we're IT, |
ken to ill Southern order st Il 81 @l IS, in- |
cludiug SACKS. Our quotations refer to 8: Us
where sacks arc returned, or paid for extra.
Flour-The market opened dull and dropping,
and 1t ia believed "touched bottom Monday
by ssle Of 1000 bb's city super, at &440.
With few exceptions the demand was confined |
to small order lots until inter part Of the week,
when the market assumed an improved tone,
and considerable inquiry for round lots Tor
present and future delivery caused mifle1s to
advance their views, some Of them Withholding
from the market in anticipation OF q decided
advance. We quoie &4.s5 as tue figure at
which those in market are willing to sell for
present delivery while it is held higher for fu-
ture delivery. Extras have not changed from
our quotations OF last week, but owing to the
scarcity Of the choice grades Of wheat required
for them, IN adTance in city brands is antici'
pated.
Provisions IN ST. Lou1s-Sept. 1.-Pork-
Transactions hare been confined entirely to
small order lots. In this way there is regu-
lar and active demand ut $20.50 A email lot
Of clear mess sold at $2l60. Receipts unim.
portant. 10 day-l0O bbls mesp, Chicago
brand, 5000; 80 bbls rumps at $3.50. Hogs
$50 herd, 200 lbs. az. del by Dec. 10, at $6,
is the only sale We hear Of. There is but little
doing in them, aud that little is kept al quiet as
posslble. Buyers profess to Itaud at 5000 for
900 lbs av., Eov. aud Dec. del, refu sing to pay
more until the packing season arrives, and they
cannot avoid it. Setlers, on the other hand,
generally refuse to accept this figure, preferriug
.lso to await the development Of the future.
RECEIPTS 1T ToLEDo-The Blade of satur-
day contains the following total receipts Of