Corn Trade.
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Flour in this market be settling down to its
true value In the last ten days advanced to 81 so
brands but owing to the anticipated abundance
Of supplies IL declined again and the extreme rate may
now be quoted at 81 20 81 3l At these pric
two thousand barrels have been sold There much
wheat in MARKET sells at 80 to 80 cents Sales OF
rye occur at 81 cents.


In 81 Louis on the 10Th inst, flour less firm. The
receipts continued LIBERAL and amounted to 4173 bbls
during the week. The market did not show much
tvity dealers refused to touch unless reduction
in prices made Wequote SO IS 50 81 for super6ne
50 80 SO 81 Tor scratched and fine at 50 371 - 90
limited sales Of City Mills at 81 l2t 81 IS The arr
walls Of wheat had Increased very much within the week.
and amounted TO nearly 80 900 bushels but notwith
sondng this heavy amount, and the downward
tendency in the -four market, prices have kept up
and the salc OF prime lots have been brisk at from 6s 10
70c fair add medium qualities have also gone of brky
from 90 to o6c inferior and spring from 45 10 6c per
bushe There is good demand tor all descriptions both
oT city milling and ior shipments The receipts Of sack
corn has been lights there was some demand for yellow
for shipment at about previous rates. 33c per
bushei, exclusive Of sack. The demand for white was
principally for city use; sales at % 3Oc with fair sup
ply on the market.


tappears that in all parts Of the country prices
settled owing probably to the want OF late advcss from
Europe When however, the last accounts reach every
market we shall be able to tell with accuracy what