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exported same time 10 do.
Farther sales since writing the above OF 81 bales
SSIelnary to middling at 797tei 10 do inferior at
COTTON YARNS, &C.-we have to notice
continued dull market. Assorted Yarns cell In the
small way AZ l6Dl6c, aud are offered freely IN lots
al l4c: Other articles are nominay unchanged.
FEAIhEkS-TbeTe Is an improved demand
but IN price theirs is DO alteration. Weauote prime
i've Geese on arrival at 30032c, and from store 33
OF S6o--33934e the leading rates.
FhUII-Ihe only sale Of importance noticed In
Dried was 400 bushels rkansas Peaches quaTters
end halves, at 81 25i smal lots sell at 80 6032 76
apples are scarce, and prime may be quoted at
y 20 Tor old and 81 for new. fiat boat load OF
Sieen apples arrived Monday from the MonOnga.
heie river, comprising about 575 bblsJ they are
held at 81 p bbi. The market Is bare Of Lemons
ana OIansesl thelaat sales weTeat 81 for the fOIm
or ana % for the latter; but Oranges are now
worth $40 y box in New Orleans, as we learn BY
private telegraph despatch. Raisins continue
scarce and sell as fast as received at a2 % D box,
Layers command SO 10 p box. We contlnue 20
quote Frunes t48i6ci Citron 26c, Pigs tO312c.-
Nuts are without changes we quote Peanuts 95c0
81 from hTst hands, Almonds l9820c for soft.
shelledi Fiburtsso Brazil Nuts 6lI English Wal.
nuts 10@I1e.
since writing the above, portion Of the Green
apples referred to. (Romanites) have been sold at
FLoUR-We have to notice continued inactivi.
~ ~ the market for this staple and since the re-
ceipt OF the Pacihc's news, the market has present
ou avery hcnVy appearance. The demand has been
confined almost entirely to the city trade, who, in
anticipation OF further reduction In value, pur.
chased very sparingiy. The saIes were as follows;
Auanssday, 100 bba q % 25, go do q s. l6i
Thursday $50 do at S3 90, and 124 do at 50 25, de.
liyeredi Friday, 100 do at SO co. 800 do at % 26I
Saturday, 100 do In lots at s. 90; Monday, 30 do
at 81 % 500 do at 3 25 aud 2q0 extra, in lots at
80 S6; yesterday, 100 do In lots at SO 90. Market
closed dun and heavy, and lots Of any magnitude
could not have been disposed Of at our figures, but
hOldeIs are not disposed TO submit TO any material
decline. Received since Saturday night, 3404 bbs,
exported same time, 1895 do.
GRAIN Wheat is a shade lower, and 1t may
now be quoted at 60862o. Corn sells in ear at 26
@27ci there 10 no demand for export. Oats con.
tinue TO sell, on arrival, at zoe, The receipts OF
Barley, have fallen of, and there IL now very lit
tie Offering, but we continue to quote 5O@D40c as
the range. Rye sels on arrival at Soc, and from
store we notice sales OF 500 bush, In lots at &C.
Barley Malt sells at 76c, and Corn do 66c.
GINSENG Good descriptions sell on arrival
| at 26ci there Is very little offering.
HAY-D1llness continues to characterize the
market, and we have to notice farther reduction
In pTieesI sales from river Of 20 bales inferior at
So y ton, and % do pure Timothy at so. In the
retail market loose sells at from So to 81 per
HIDES--Ths market is dull for dry at 6i8sc
per ID. Green and salted range from 4 to 4Io.
HoPS-The market remains stagnaHt. First
sort Western have been offered, to arrive, at 2Sc,
without finding purchaser. We perceive, how.
ever, that prices are improving in the East, and
this will cause an improved feeling here. In the
retail way sales are still made at 33c.
HOGS AND CATTLE-There is good demand
for Hogs at 50 y 100 BIS net, indicating no change
from rates previously current. For Beef Cattle
$500 so are the leading rates with occasional
sales Of choice at So. The supply Is moderate
and the market very hrm Sheep range from SO
TO 4 . head.
IRON-Thers is fair demand for Pig, but pri
ces are unchanged We quote hot blast S22 60@
90, from landing; and % 6092i from yard, and
un0n Fhas rnlH kIaof Ia haIa ~ In Dar
theTe Is no change.
MoLASSBS-The market has been quiet during
the week though no change has taken place In
prices. The receipts have been very heavy, being
for the week ending Saturday, 4459 bbls and for
the last three days ending last evening 6l35i but
the greater part Of tbs receipts have been sold to
sTTivs-and the sales reported to US do not exceed
700 bbls, ana 30c has been the pre- ValinG rats We
notice sales uf sugar house at 40 to 43c.
/ NAILS-Tne market remains dull, and we have
not heard Of a sale except In the regular way,
| OlL-The market for Linseed presents no new
feature, we quote 6A65c, on arrival, and ble nom
city mills and second hands. Lard arm at 5000
for Nos and l. Tanners s20822 y bbl for
good and prime.
| PROVISIONS-The market has presented, com.
paratively, a very quiet appearance since OuI
last, bayeTs and sellers having, for the most art
been equally indifferent about operating. prices
. however, have not only been fully sustained, bu
In most instances farther advance has been es
tablished. The sales comprised, of Mess Pork
100 bbls. Wednesday, at BIO; 400 DO Thursday a
samei 100 do Saturday at Is 81; 69dO clear, Mon
day, at is 70I 100 do Mess, yesterday at 10 26-
On Monday there was a good demandi holden
asked Sl5 so, and In some instances S16; bnt th
unlaYOTable adviCes from New York and New Or
leans caused buyers to hold off, and at Gloss thert
was not much inquiTyi still, holders showed NJ
anxiety to realize. OF Bulk Meat, $500 pcs Ham
at III 500 do, and 60 900 lbs sides at 75j Shoulder
held at 6b96A. or Bacon, 81 hhds Sides at 81
pkdj 80 do do, at same, ket closing at SIC fol
Sides, and holders asking 7a97Ac for Shoulders
or Lard, 2gO bbls No at sacj prime ksg Is in de-
mand, and would sell at 9Ae, but 1t either held
higher, or out Of the market altogether. Received
since Sa urday night 296 hhds Pork and Bacon,
and 363, ,566 lbs bulk Meat, 1863 bbls and 1913 kegs
lard. Exported, same time, 327 hhds Pork and
Bacon, s59 bbls Pork, 400 bbls and 80 kegs Lard
| SUGAR-The demand continues steady aud
prices unchanged, The sales which como undeT
our notice cOmprise about 800 hhds at rates rang
ing from 4t925t for common to prime-6B54 being
the prevailing rates for fair. The imports for the
week ending Saturday we're 1884 hhds; and from
the list Of September 10 226 against 10, 946 the cor
responding time last season. We notice salC
f Of GU boxes white at Sc.
RICE continues In very good demand, and with
limited supply prces are very firmly sustained
and for lots from store i8c is now the Curren
rate.
SALT-The market remains quiet, with salei
of kanawha and Mason county, for the supply o
the trade at 26c. In foreign there is no move
ment, and prices are entirely nominal.
| SEBD-The market for Clover has continued
dull and depressed, and some lots were iolced Of
at s., while sales were made to limited extent
only, at IS 26i towards the close, however. bet
ter feeling is beginning to be manifested, re
Ceipts having been checked by the low prices
while there is an improved demand for shipment
Timothy remains dull at 81 5792 80, embracin
fair and pure. Flax Is steady al 81 p bush.