New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
EXPORTS PROM SEPT. ]. 1866. TO DATE.

GRAIN-Moderate arrivals Of Wheat and steady
grades Of Flour have stimulated inquiry and have to
advance but this advance has served to check the
local demand prices being relatively higher than Flour me
few lots OF New Spring here and offered TO arrive are held
generally the views Of buyers there IS every reason 10
expect that high prices will prevail for some weeks to come
the very wet weather at the West during the past week
ardng the movement of al Grain and there now no pros
pect OF our getting forward anything like liberal stock
the of navigation and hence cannot expect
plus Tor export One Of correspondents who has visited
writes ms that he finds tie crop injured very little south
Milwaukee in a due line west that the crop 10 Iowa and Ill
good far better than last while in Wisconsin and
Minnesota the result far favorable than had expected
few weeks the is backward that largo ship
ments to the seaboard tbs season cannot I've expected
had inquiry for inferior qualities for export but the
advanced prices demanded prevent the filling OF orders The
exports Of the 375 bush nst O04 bush same
inc last year Our stock Of Wheat 10 about 1900 bush
To-day the market is bette the Improvement bang Sc on
Common Spring and PC on winter the demand ia but
the business checked by the small assortment and the
reme prices demanded the sales are = 600 o1se OF q go
State and 81 70 for Choice White Michigan Barley more
active and prices are hrm safes OF JO bush western on
private terms and Choice State at 81 30 Barley Malt Is hrm
bat quiet Oats have been active but at variable rates
the demand has been chiefly speculative mainly for Western
account ana WIN ialng on IN tneIecelp o en1eIV9
upward the close. Our stock arge-some 80 900 bush
The msor pert of them old and Of inferior quality These
have been purchased largely on speculation ana nave 9a
vanced To-day the market is frner and fairly acye sales
Of % 900 bush at 4Gq 49, fr Heated 49ae Tor Chicago
Is better ana in far Tegoesi sae o. SO P.n az rs s i
Indian Corn has been active but at variable prices the de-
has been largely speculative based on frost reports from
the Vest ard the great injury 10 the crop N ram but we
think will he found TO be Of little consequence
have undoubtedly by far the largest crop ever produced
trivial injuries and there IL b. found 20 be OF no
sccoun With falling of 10 exports We shall soon have
large stock: our present supply Is hbera some l50OD
bush daily adding to IT. al present prices ship
pers cannot operate 70 e1en and We find the home trade
very vel stocked the exports - the week are $40 - bus
against bush last year To-day the market opened
excited aud unsettled. with brisk demand but soon sub
sided and the market closes dull aud heavy the sales
40 900 busk (oeng The rge transactions ever taken pace
Produce ENchango including Mixed Western at 9O0
9c sfoat and 9 d9tc in store choice Yeo" Western at
gGc and Wolfe do. az 9j'
Tho prices at Milwaukee 10 today by sFecil dis
patch from Geo Jones Co. Milwaukee were No Sprng
Wheat in store, o. %; No do. do 81 -; No do do
g. Cs Milwaukee Rejected Spring Wheat 81 D. Freight on
Wheat Buffalo l4c 20 Oswcgn Gle. Receipts q Wheat
today 5000 bushels Shipments Of Wheat today 1900