, 1863-07-23
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1%stLaR:: = 80 80 s@oS @ Is Is SO SO ~: 49,:
rotu......,. s5so .so5s5 i1l67l ssos i47s i75s
ssss sss' Hes. e. Too, ssst act. s!s. e:
nb. No. ns. Nc. na. bill.
SfTTGR H. -. 80. ~. i i ''so III ii
eRtaKR:: 's.c ~. :s ~ siS5s -. 's 1sass iii = 3
l. St. 1. R:R ~: ~: iii .i5;i -: -: lis 49,:
Total ........1 1900 sn 5ses 40 ss17o 4sa
surrnzsrs sz LAKE roE THE LAST 7wzsrr-roun
Flour Wheat co,4. Oats. Rye.Barl'y
baas,o....... 500 1000 .. ~ 5000 1ss35 ~: ~.
Total.. $500 10000 ... 5000 1855 49,.
The receipts Of produce during the past twenty
four hours were 2sas6 bsls fout, 20,5s5 bu wheat,
1l1,E71 bu corn, S,5oi bu oats, 1,47a bu rye, aud
1859 bu barley. The shipments embrace 8, 200 bls
-four. 1900 bu wheat 90 COO bu oats and L, 575 bu
| re. .,
The general produce markets to-day we're dull
and dragging-the prices Of nearly every leading
article betng1ower. The depressing character OF
the reports from Eastern markets has deferred
shippers Rom entering the market to any great
extent and the speculative inquiry is, as usnal at
I this season, very light
| The Wheat market declined 1xgbsc per bushel,
aud was rather more active lin No Spring, eepe-
ciay) but ut the close tho feeling was that Of de-
preston. No Spring Wheat In store Was sold at
! s1.toG1.G2N No Spring, at Ole; and Rejected
| Spring at 6SlTac In store A round lot OF 5000
bushels choice Minnesota Spring lin separate bin
| in Hiram Wheeler's elevator also changed hands
at $1.cb. There were no buyers of Red Winter
| Wheat in store, and the market was nomtnally
ToA< 4 nm. 49,
track WIS sold at 81 OF.
| There was good inquiry for low grade Flour
| and the market was more active, with sales OF
about 1850 brls Of all kinds, at $63;K@7.a tor
good to very choice White Winter extras $1,000
4.sv for medium to choice spring extEas and $3.50
| OSLO for spring supers.
| Corn declined 1lGKc per bushe1, and ruled dull,
only abont 1901 ,0e0 bushels changing hands, at 49A
I QtOc for good to very choice River High Mixed
| aAoat; 49c for Canal Mixed afoat; DC for White
Corn in store: 477<ofT51c for Mixed Corn In siorc
and 46c Tor Rejected Corn In store. At the close
the market was dull, with buyers ut 47kc, aud SELL
| crs 1t 15sxc-
| Oats were quiet and steady at 54D554c for No.
in etofe, and 4RG:0c for Rejected in store, Rya
was in goo9 demand, and shade butter, with sales
| Of No. In store at 63GGSHc. Barley rules uuugu-
ally uul, aud VIC quote sales Of 1lew at 57AG5c op
track Hjghwtues arc Gull with light sales today
| at 4le.
Provisions arr quiet brt firm. Ness Pork Is held
at $1s5o, but buyers are holding of, In hopes of
lower prices. Bali Hams are In good demsud md
firm. with sales today OF 1000 pcs city cut at 7hc
loose. a small lot Of country Long Mlddles was
sold 1T 41c in boxes. Lard is quiet, with li:ht
sales Of prime Rettle at9c.
Fieights were easier and more active with ,ibe,
raj engagements, at &c for corn to Buffalo, &c for
torn to oswego and DC for wheat to Kingston
VOVL. -
As far as our market is concerned there are no
features worthy Of especial mention. The dySllne
ofgold and the unsettled state of affairs In New
York, have withdrawn operators from the field.
and they are not willing to purchase, except at
material concession. Although the published sta
tistics chow upwards OF 1oa 600 lbs az having been
received last week, eti the greater portion Of it
has gone through on manufacturers account. 1ear-
frg but small quantity to be marketed here. We
hear OF no transactions and quote the market nom.
ina1 ut 5cG55c.
NEw ToRk.-The Eeono,aIst says: The heavy :.
decline IN gold and exchange, and the CONTINUED
pressed our wool market, whilu the 'conscription
note" & have kspt M i very qulet We have seldom,K
ng 20 s few T. the
few bn5ers that appeared in town early In the week
we're IN haste TO lSave, and business in the staple
soss to bs sna BY se
yerJ limited and not yo.th reporting, Including
soms fleece a 7@55e: but these prices ale now
market is also ut stand. the favorable war news
and heavy decline in gold having stopped all opera
9c e9s; nnsers y e ns isiafs to SIZE Lite prices within
quote decline Of l0c. Wool growers are not t,en-
orally willing to accsde to these rates, but the force
q circumstances win compel them to lower their
fdeae aid meet the market according to buYess'
Views.
Dos7os.-Tle bulletin aays: The fall in gold
ard popular Disturbances in relation to the daft
eaent al M to The
past week. Manufactarers, ENCOURAGED Is Tie
prospect Of fall in the primary markets, are
pslsistent]y holding of from domestic with a
view tQ lover prices. Dealers, however, have
sold pFMetty M etSss np there e scarcely any od
even from the surrounding country, come in ye1y
slowly, and there is not much chance to compel
lev rates here for the present. even BY policy
men.
PHILApErrH1A.-The North american Says
The new clip comes tn slowly, and the inquiry for
In their demands, and asking the latter figure for
fine fleece, which is above the view Of buyers.
BA111AoRE.-Tllc P5tce Current says: All var.
ietits hayc come forward sparingly, and w1tha
IVY AA44AEA AV+14 AG&nA01 Pa4Ct1 art UuHkLklHU.
We quote:
lnwashed. .44GA4Sc
NO.! .t51G0c
Acainm aecce .B3lbH5c
No Me1ino or dne deoce in the market. 'ft''''
MMwAuKEE.-The ,senttAe1 Gays: Some Of the
Sool buyers here have Withdrawa from the market !
eond be found yesterday to Offer over 55c for the
ssey best quality Of wool Possibly higher |
market win NECESSARILY be very nanch unsettled
for eoue time to come.
CIEyE14Ep.-The IIooz Gru,cer says: The past
%esk has hsen one Of almost entire suspension in
now offered IN the marhet in small lots at So165c,
without finding any buyers. while large growers |
e arc not dsappontea It tsis sud
sFesttSert tSat tnct93ati9ne 3s Ten we no one truhfay
point to greater decline. Our readers will admit
That & we have strongly snssested tho propriety Of
e i1l11g sary but have avoided discussion that
baa become an impcitincnce. 1t is not unfre- |
auenty the case that parties make enemies Of |
those they strive hard to bcftiehd. By simply |
II Is more agreeable to believe In those errors than
to open onr eyes 10 unpleasant truths.
aipef APatAT ( rPesios says Or Veol
week. Not loco brls, ali told. have been bought
the present week. The market Ia extremely dill. |
EuyeIs don't care about buying. and sellers don't !
core about selling. The range Of prices today is
Loyalty In 1he Cincinnati Chamber OF |
Commerce.
There Wae meeting OF the members Of the Gin |
cinna'i Chamber Of Commerce, On the a0th inst, !
atwhich the following resolutions passed almost |
unanimously, there being only two dissenting !
yoices:
WHEREAS, At meeting Of this body, held on |
July IL b and a1st, 1868, resolution was offered
and passed, requiring all members to take ar cath
of allegiance to our Government:
AND WHEREAS, At subsequent meeting, re-
solution VAS offered and unanimously passed, re-
quiriug the Board Of Officers to serve a notice on
all the members who had not taken the oath, de- |
Inanil4g that they should atiend at such time ~
the BoaId should specifyrand then either comply |
with the terms Of the fret mentioned resolution,
OF state their reasona for tefukal:
AND WHEREAS, FURTHER, The Board OF officers /
haxo tha ninht rcnnltad in accnraanre 1rith sarh