NEw ORLEANS CLAssIFIcArIoN.
T Assimilatinp to that of Liyerpool.

Corn Trade.
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There has been very little change in this market since
the last packet sailed. Genesee -four sells at 81 56t
81 62 and even at 81 43 Wheat ranges from 95 cent?
to 81 o. Rye is held at 6sc, Oats ~ 43 cents South
ern white corn has improved little Sales at 40 cents


is now pretty well understood, says the Buffalo I'D
reriser that the forthcoming wheat crop in Ohio espe
cally south of the National road will in much
better than was expected month ago while those O:
Michigan, Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin, promise to be
one Of the fullest gathered and will give large
surplus to the lake ports any previous year Du
ried from $4,000 900 to 30 900 coo bushels about hall
OF which is surplus and is sent OFF, either in the berry
revenue TINS accruing must approximate to 900
annually, and from what is now known Of the incoming
crop least onehalf of this must this year be
lost to the State, thereby tending in to lessen
one of the most reliable of pertaining
to the trade Of the country merchants.


The canal receipts of wheat at Cleveland for June
were only 20775 bushels, against 2l5000 last
l024co in 1913, 1000 in 1s42 2ll 900 in sll, and
$50 bushels in isio causing might be expected
easily shown Receipts at Cleveland to July:
sys @ .5 5 ;; s;:; e: ss: I:z !s'


The dimnution is here apparent, and unless the fall
supplies increase materially, this seasons export OF
breadstus from Cleveland must be far below the usual
aggregate


bushels, and at Oswego $4,000 bushels giving ag
gregate OF 900 bushels but the Cleveland reports
omit TO notice exports of produce going to Oswego is
hard to what the extent of the Canada trade frem
pace tnls ABOVE stated, we know oil
several cargoes Of wheat having cleared for the Weand
canal but all the export officially given is small
amount of -four without any grain. Some 600 bushels
have also been entered against $1,000 bushels last
season TO similar date. The appended table shows the
extent of the exports from Cleveland Canada to July
lst for five


1876 1874. lSi3 1872 1911.
Flour, bbls. .....2 2,6.O 3670 1880 1890 81 78o
Wheat, BUSH l02C93 1850 9e,l65 227,77s


And to exhibit fully the Ieliance heretofore upon Ohio
and certain grain district of territory adjacent for
breadstuhs We give the amount of flour and wheat re-
ceiyed and sent off at the several lake ports Of and
including Detroit for the past three years The supplies
OF grain and flour from points beyond Detroit upon the
upper lakes, may hereafter be alluded to-