, 1873-09-05

79ci 2,8o0 bu DO at 7Bo; ono bi by sample at
400 bn do at el,10; 400 bu do at a1.0213; 6O0'bli
do at 0Oo; 100 bu do at SOC; 400 btu utah oil 1,rl~
yato terms, supposed to DO sl.76. Total, 20,eUO
h, EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Tho followin9is IL Doorbohnl'a dispatch to tho
Doari Of Trade Of this city to-day:
sErr. misunderstanding cargoea wheat OF coast
drm Cargocs of wheat on raEeaBo Upward tendency.
Numb Of careoes Of wheat and corn IN passage 10
United Kingdom moderately decreased nlnco last wock.
Short riba. 4os IA. llyprpoo-Whcat sealy. Corn
:. nA11 Fnt1anrs.
1t will bo Been by referonuo to Our local COL
unlna, that tho advanco On rail frcighta to tho
East is ordered aoonor than. was anticipated.
An addition Of 10 por 100 'ibB will bo n1Ado on
grain aud fourth class to tho eoabpard aud
interior Now England points, making 600 to
THE GRAIN aLuT.
Wo havo referred elsewhere to tho order TO
take no moro grain at STATIONS on tho o., i. II
9. Railroad for fow days, till the tracks eau bo
oleared Of ioadod cars. Wo add tho following
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Sept 4.-Tho Rock Island
Railroad officers havo received notice TINT Chicn-
60 fs full Of grain, aud TINT tho Company have
about 600 cara on tho track Which cannot bo un-
loaded henoo shipments havo stopped till CHI
oago eau unload. 49,,
ronE1aN DREADsTurrH.
Tho Mart Lane cypress makes tho following
reviow Of tho wook ending, Aug. 10, embracing
Great Dritain aud tho Continent: y
tanaoua ripening that NORTH md South havo becn
samples Offering lor sa1e throughout tle longlh ana
yenrs produce In tho shade that wo could not bo
surprised nt the high prcea demanded, which cortain-
sps s s'asss 4s 1 9s o eas ast
SHOW furthcT advsneo in p1iecs ii oveF TIC country,
cianno Rates {hers havo ' risen from Is. ID. to Is
l0a. per qr, and Paris quotes rise Of sa 3d. per
g. In hcs. md s. g. per rex in , flour. ws think
highest ns tho course Of ovens with tho fncat weather
is without precedent, for amidst theso ohnngcs our
But the features Of tito wheat trnde In both countries
have been very similar giz: tho exhaustion Of old
g5e. o n IL 81 %
France. IT, howeYcr thu real deficiency in flour thcro
does not ezeeed "a per cent tho advance more than
lboral supplies hreshng proceeds, and sono Of the
present orettemcnt vii probably give place to morn
moderate vews We dG indeed fem IN cortatn Local
show IN excellence Nil be fearfully below tho mark
and ut any rte 1t Ia we'll for tho country aud Mark
Lane that this seAson eso counties will recover their
oa to- Belgium mGsn an have
Uudor date of tho Goth ult., Mr. James san-
deraon writes to tho London Times aB follows
Taking England gcnorally,' estimate the wheat
yield 10 BE- 90 nes cent under average grain s Of
10 report On Tho barley crop il more pleasing 4
considerable area ntondod for wheat was sowu In bar
Joy, consequently the area under barley ia unusually
targo. Notwithstanding the absence Of frost IN win
ter, moderately good seedbe1 secured, and tho
brnirl vigorous, although somewhat Irregular
and taa grains ms aro Closely se The r quaty senasai zen %
ia fair and tho condition good, although IN In
stances tho sample IL somewhat sriyeled md atooly
but recent showers will improve tho grain for mating
Thero is considerable difference this year between
tho former r viii % 10 naho beforo tha sttor Is
enccd. estihte the Yield Of barley crop at Is per
cont over average. .-
in many instances. failure this year 1t suffered
aevore'y In snring from wireworn aud grub, pests
sons, also in this wtntcr oats tho first crop
that ~aa harvested. The area under wfnter-sown
oats however: is being gradually tlimtnahed* ea-
nte tho yield Of tho ont crop to be 10 per cent under
average. 49,, =,
The bean and pea crors aro remarkably good espc-
crop especially haa escaped the nttacks Of the fly, and
will probably prove to be 16 cent avoragc It
is Unusual to have throo good boan crops in succca-
ston
A largo area has been planted with potatoes. Thss
crop is angularly regulhr, and promises nrGo yield
ease. ave aeon Indications OF the disease only in
lancashire aud Cheshire.
!. Turnipa and m.ngold ero slngularly promislng;
generally, irrespective Of Light or heavy manuring
good or bad farming. everywhere luxurates.
Wheat was active IN n1tss1: ths afternoon, and nd
vanced 10. closing at $1.l8 cash, aud sold at
8l.16Y6@l.151 sellor tho month, closing ut tho
outside also at $1l41z@1. Az sollor October,
and sl.12 seller the yoar. Corn WAS fairly nc
tiv9 M and eassr eos'ng at A. e seller the month
tor opffon closing Rt the iusido Ont8 aold at