, 1862-09-27

LospoN, Sept. ~, 2--BREADsruFFs Dur.
ing the past y eek We hare had larEe arrivals Of
coaet for orders. which has had somewhat de- |
pressing effect on The trade, causing buyers to op
erate y ith increased caut1on; there WAS not how
done which come reduction must have been cub |
mitted TO busiuees On the spot was consequent |
j. confined to rctail transac!ions. and Mondays
goes have N, esly arrived OF the coast in more
freely where terms could be atrangcd; PRIZES nay
be quoted from 43. to 46s. according to condition
s om nq
quality is quite as deaz. Indian corn df1n ut
Bacon is very flat, and where sales
nre made 1ese money is taken, the demand for tho
fSn1en byn5 s9gpab @ e 5@s
fine ard III good condition. and is free eale: but
secondary Ill packed and hcatcd par. els, Of which
these Is large aecnmulasipg stock, a1e drug.
price; these latter eorts may be quoted ranging
. from E5s to ta's 9cwt. Cheese IS q free sale at
aone b11es 5S a &C. tDe
asS Il p
me e
ch. cIed BY rea-on of the advance in rates Beef
and pork are without alteration; quotations may
be considered nominal in absence Of any purchases
OF any nnte-
LAKD-Has undergone 10 change in value; little
doing.
TAilow-contipues very dull, both on the spot
! in quotations. GROVES & TODD.
| GLASGOW, Sept. Is; 1862.
! Weather much better this week than Of late,
and harvest work ntw begins to show progress,
| Y heat c1op ia GecidtdIy poor. Oats are rather
bet1er than was expected. Potatoes only about
Our corn market has been du11, owing to large
arrivals. In doubtful condition. which are pressed
for eae e enp Prime e.: hi!waukee II ni wheat hss
1oade for quantity. 1000 qEs. red winter Michigan
| sold at 25s ex ship Barrel -four has been sold
freely at W Cd 70 25s Cd for extra states and cana
| da eupers. Indian cGrn offered at 1Ts Sd eI ship,
duty paid. 2.5 Q qrs sold to arrive from Montreal
at E7s Cd per Or. G.: F. g. I.
able at quotations. Shoulders in better demand
for ordinary up 70 45a 70: good Butter scarce ani
| wanted Sales Of poor Canadian At 76s.
| LAnp-Steady at our quotations..
TA1Low-In f4ir demand at 4Ss6d for butche,s'.
JouN ATuxA s. Co.
L1AEnroo1, Septcmbe.1s, ,1se2-BaEApsTuFrs
| The weather has been generally favorable
for harvest operations; which arc proceeding IA
% rheas On being th4seSed out Is u seneralT 1' con
! plaired Of The imports continue very heavy
. great portion being out Of condition have bcel
TSesday's market was largely attended By coan
t1y buyers. and q good coneumptive business VA
DONE In wheat at our last cfscular's quotations
Flour was dull and Cd per brl. lower, Indial
) com declined I'd per qF. on small sales.
AT to-dHy's mar ket the business in wheat WI
quite Of retail character, 1ne qua'ities were no
lower, hut Inferior (of which the offerings chiefly
consisted could be purchased At decline Of "a pc
J Genital. Flour. in consequence Of the b ID caudi
tion. irregular In price, but generally cd pc
J ri. lover. Indian q IN was in more general dc
] mand and recovered the decline of Taceday.
rhoy,en,se.-The demand for beef and por
continues Illuminate, but prices arc with nut q1ot
shle change. The weeks business in has soa b.
advantage In ps1ce, Shoulders are IN fair demand
Hams are untaleable, at decline OF about IL.
cwt. A fair hurinees has been done in chcest
The heated condition Of American butter cause
: it to be quite neglected
LA6p The demand has fallen of. the week
. snlee being only about 100 tons prices are nj
: charged
TAlLow Is in rather better demand, but We nal
no change In quotations.
B1aLAND, ATuAY g. Co.