, 1862-02-05

WHEAT Received today, Il Jas bn; received
last week, 14s 479 bn; shipped, b31 bu The Wheat
market during the past week has shown some
e5gns of lifc and the market closes bnoyant with
an active demand at an advance OF fully Sc per
bushe1 on the weak. The improvement brought
by the last European steamer, as well as cosEes-
ponding advance in New York, has caused good
speculative inquiry both here and in the East and
spring grades close at 76076Kc for No. ]. and TX
472c for No. 2. Winter Wheat is very scarce and
in demand at SIC for No. Red, and 7sc for No.
2Red. There is no White Wheat arriving and the
market ia entirely nominal.
TODAY an advance Of k@1c per bushel took
place. Sales were as follows: 10000 bu No.
Spring in store at tic; 5000 bu do at V62lc;
15.e0o bu do at 76Kc; 15,oo1 bu do for delivery
during the first half of May, sellers option, at
SIC in store-2c storage; 5000 bu No. 2 Spring
in store at nc; 12;0oo bu do at 7zzc; 5000 bu do
at 7hc; 10000 bu do at 155c; 10000 bu do at T2c-
| By sample the Gales were: $50 bags at T5c; $50
| bags at 16Ec; 152 bags Iowa Club at fGc-al On
| track.
CORN-Receiyed to-day, 10. .9l4 bn; received last
| week, e597 hu; shipped last week, III bu- The
market cloees with an active speculative demand
TODAY the market advanced &c. Sales were ::
1so,Goo bu Mixed in store at 22c; 400 bu new Corn
| in bulk at 1sc on track 100 bu do at 19c.
R0ATs-Received to-day, 25st bu !; received last
week, IL 4s7 bu; shipped, 40 bu by the Michigan
Central Railroad The market during the week
has been firm and sales were made at Tic in store.
TODAY 500 bu No. In gunnies were sold at 2ic On
track.
Received to-das, 1886 bu; received last
week, IA $40 bu; shipped, none. There fs very
actiue demand for No. Rye in store, andthe mar
ket closes at an advance on the week Of 14c PEI
l FU- - n1onvr 11%,N N~o =
store ut a5kc- 4 large proportion OF the Rye re
ceiyed cannot be stored, and lots on track ar
therefore dull
BARLEY-Received to-day 1924 bu; receives
last week, 4260 bn; shipped Last week, 2 ao9 bu-
by the Alton, st. Louie, Illinois Central and N.
Railroads. The supply Of good Barley is light an
under good demand for the local trade and b
brewers at distance, the market is firm. Sale
TODAY were as follows: :-150 bags good at 35c o
track; 40 bags do at sse on track; 101 bags COL
y | mon at sc On track. No. : Barley in store is
o good demand at DC
8 HIGuwNEs- Received Last week, 1905 trl:
There is rather quiet feeling in the market f
0 IIishwines, but there is no material change
Q prices. Sales TO-DAY were :-150 br1s ut 16c.
q q ALCOuOL-Stcady at SIC 2 gallon in rom
:. lots.
!. TIMOTHY SEED-The market for Timotl
~ Seed ia not quite so flrm-the demand which e
% listed week ago having fallen of materially T
;. DAT the Eales were IA bags good at 81 e.,
- CLOVER sEED-Thcre is very little demal
and the market is quiet and almost nominal
j. $3-5t@3.6aA.
;, FLAX SEED-The supply ia light and the I
u mand active ut $1.45@150.
L. BROOM cORN-shipped last week, $3.50
& The market, under limited supplies and re
e moderate inquiry, is very light, and the market
sk ,n;a+ Of s4nS, 81 m - tim FIR ned5nm to chni
;" Common sells al $25@35GO . ton.