, 1862-05-22
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.

-Wnnszapx1 EyEN1aa, May si,1s62.
FLOURReeefptg b,94s brls. No shipments.
Market dull 4na nominal Sales were, 50 bris
choice Spring Extra at $8.Tt1 1do hEis good do At
$37o: isl hrls :. Wayerly,' on p t.; 800 brls good
Spring Extra On p. t. ......
FREIGRTs-Firm and 40kc higher. The en-
eagements were % follows: Bark David Morris,
Corn at &c; schr Ketchurn, zane st 64c; schr |
Eyeline Bates, game at 61Sc; -gchr Japan. Rye at
635c: eehl Milan; Wheat at &c; ali to Buffalo.
WBEAT-Receiyed, 27,a87 bu- Shipped 81 $50 |
tu. Advanced 1@1ae, Sales were a,soo bu AM
her Iowa at 7sc; 1860 bn do at roc; 40 bn do at
Sec II 600 bu No. Spring At 76c; 1000 bu do at
76Hc; 5000 co do at TIC; 5000 bu do at 771sc;
1a,c0o bu do at Tee; ,eo0 bu No. esp,ng at 665c;
500 bu do at 673ac; $500 hn do at 6sc; 400 bu
do Rejected at Sc 1000 bu do (winter receipts)a
ssc-a1l In store.
CORN-Received, 81, ,546 bu. Shipped, 9a0,125
bu- Market A@Hc lower. Sales $500 bu New
Mixea Canal at aGHc afoat 500 bu Old Mixed at
a74c In store; 5000 bu do at 27c In store; az00o
bu do at SIC in store 10eo bu do {ehort recefpts)
at a6zcf In store: 500a bn New Mixed at 24c in
store; 1000 bu Rejected at &c In store.
OATS Received, 6,s22 bn-R.Quiet: and nrm.
Sales we're 1850 bp No i at &c in store; 800 bu
Rejected at &c in store 174 bags No at &c On
track.
| RYE-Received, 2,s92 bu. Shipped, 18,525 bu.
| Firm and In good demand. Sales, SEQ bn No lat
4c In store 5000 hu do at dc in store; 400 bu
| Rejected at 38c In Etore.
| BARLEY Received, u ,6aabu- Dull. Salca, 40
bu good at 40c delivered.
| PROFESSIONALISM and nominal Wo quote ::
Country Mess Pork es.750to- Is; City do slo5o.
Shoulders &c Hams DC, and Sides SC. loose; Lard
7175zc-
11Tty r@r1N 1,~1r m, tEn1u
York adEfces being more favorable, the market
improved 46Kc- Sales were $50 hr1s at 19]kc;
1c0 brls at 1916, and 100 brls at 1876.
LIVE STOCK-The yards are very barely cup
Piled with Cattle and the market Is very quiet but
frm at 42m13.00 for common to good, 5000
3,a5 for good to prime, and $3.50 for extra. hog!
are also in light supply at $2.25@2.65 = 100 lbs
Sheep continue firm and steady at $3.75@4-o0 4
100 tbs.
BUTTEA-Eteeh packages are in fair demand q
fH@6Hc, but cBmulon and old Butter Is dull an
) heavy. Fresh Dairy in rolls is In moderate de
: mand at a5&0aAe.
EGGs-Abmdant. and rery dill at 4@4Hc pc
! dozen.
HIDES Quiet and unchanged. We quote Gree
, Country 5@5Hc; Green Sailed sH1sc; Gree
! Zip and Calf 6Gsc; Dry Sailed 10Dl1c; Dry Fill
y 1a@1sc.
POULTRY-In good supply. We quote LIZ
7 Chickens at sl,g5@1.5o per dozen. Turkeys 5t
l. 5Hc q tb.
3 POTATOES Market quiet and easy at 2a1s
Is for COMMON to prime On track
=. A MILWAUKEE DoDGE-The Milwaukee Cha1nb
T. Of Commerce recently passed the following res
E. luton, and they have distributed it in circul
2, through the Northwest:
l. R<solred That the grade OF wheat known as t.
In tsAuber Iowa. be changed to Amber AIi1w'a
te kee," it being nesrly all raised in Wisconsin
To this nice dodge the Decorah Qowa} Rep4l
be can aptends the following e1tingniEher:
at In the name of wheat growers and wheat dealt
IN Of lows we protest against this change. Nozthe
II. | Iowa and Southern Minnesota alone produce
at bona tide Am1er Ioara Whcat raised in Wisct
lg, sin il much inferior to 1t. A good article Of
re Der Iowa can scarcely be distinguished from
best winter wheat.