, 1863-09-01

The receipts today amounted to 5176 br1s -four g.
1s bu wteat s6 hu corn, 8j65s bu oats, 261i bu
rye and 91a9 bu barley. The shipments By Lake werc
It's brls hour % 80 bu wheat ba corn, and 10
bn osts.
There was a'fAir attendance on Change today, aud
under the influence OF an advance In gold and more
favorable adytces from the Esstas well some fears
Of damage to tho crop by tho recent ftosts
was better inquiry for nearly III kinds Of grain and
triccs advanced materially.
There wns active shipping and speculative inQut~
n for Wheat and the market advanced i@2c bushe
with sales Of upwards Of Is o bushels at 1o2c for
MOI Red SIC for No Red; 9o9slc for No Spring;
SIC for old Minnesota No Spring 8Gtss8c for No
sr1ing; and 10@7sc for No 6prng-the market attic
closing being firm. with good demand for Spring
grader. but very little fer Winter.
The Flour market was active nnd rm at full prices
ecue brands Of good spring extta selling atan aaTnuce
of &c On Saturday. Choice brands Of rhita ptntnr
were in pa1tlcuar request at full prices About
trls Of al grades changed hands. at $sa75o for nc
dium TO very choice whit winter eztras; Si5o for
uynter sure4s: $i94 30 for fairt choice spring e1
trns and s.. co for common spring extras.
She enrtnx extra -four rom tho new crop continues
to attract the attention OF the trde- letter Was
cetyed to-day from one Of the heaviest dealers in New
York acknowledging the receipt Of samples sent them
from this city, IN which the following language was
used -"If your new spring extras keep M to the
pies sent tue demand here will be at least quairupe
what It Inns been fur year past" We are happy to
learn that the demand from New England during the
rast lev days has greatly increased.
The Corn market to-day was buoyant, md wei nota
an advance In prices Of iuly 1c per bushe with In
creased activity both the part Of shippers and
1atogs Rumors Of damuge to the new crop by frosts
tended somewhat to stiIcn prices and stimulate the
Market About 80 GOO bushels Of all grades changed
hands ut t51H@5sAc for common Red to cholce Yellow
Mixed Corn afoAt; so951c for No aud Mixed Corn In
store; 4sx@4ek for no Corn in store and ss9Aske
Tor Rejected Corn In store.
There WIS good demand for Oats and the market
was steady and act1ye-with sales Of about 1 900 bush
els at @e6c foEKo In store, and s!3lfc for No In
store Rye was In fair demand mud r1u at a9sSc fol
SO in store Barley steady at I9T3c for No tr
store.
There was an improved demsnd for Hlghw1aea and
the market advanced 1cper gallonwth sales Of &bou
1000 bills at 42k@4Sc.
Timothy Seed vas less active to-day, but the lnatke
Is rm with sales Of prime Mt 81 21o- small parcel
Glover vRs sold at Is 90, and Flax ut $t50.
In Provisions there is but little stock to operate
and tue market Is quiet, Hams are In good demand
md We note sales to-day OF about 900 pcs at OK To-
p1.ln smoked, loose and 9x99c for susar-eured an,
canrassed Lard ia quiet, with sales Of No at SIC,
The Lumber market remains ff,n, and We note sale
| Of ca.sos ut a range Of 3laGota143o
Freights sre steady and were hctivo-1ith engage
tnents at 4xo4Kc for corn to Buffalo; &c for cora
| QsEego1 aud SC tor corn to Port Sasula,