, 1863-09-14


Total.....,... 4eo0 1s.s3 1esa6o 271oo ..,. 80.
Tic general markets to-day were dull, and the ten
derry: In prices was decidedly Gowuwurds,
Tkerc was less Inquiry for Flour, and the market
wGs quiet and shade lower With sales OF only abou.
800 h1s, at g. % for good st. Lonls and South
eIn Illinois brancs OF White Winter; Is 30 for Mixed
Winter extra $50 fos Winter sure:; 81 6o@5oo for
Spring extras; fs2s9s.75 for Spring supers and 800
for Rye Flour.
There was yery quiet Wheat market to-day, md
We notc decline in psces Of 10 busel With sales
Ct only nbout 30 900 bushels at SOL for No. Rel tn
II. SIS, e99oKc for No. Red: si9sgc for Eciect
ed Icd ;osG9ic for No. Spring s9p911fc for No.
Spring. and 'sGsoc for c,ected spsing-the market at
the close being quiet ut o39Hc for No. Spring, and
b9K@90c # No. Spring.
Corn was LEGS active, and prices fell fully &c q bush.
c with sals OF about 1.5 COO bushels at 56@51c for
Canal and Ijves Mlxea atioat; 5sxc for choice River
High Mlxsdf 0. b.: 5449s4e for No: Corn In store;
Sic for No. Corn ID stores and 5292Hc for Rejected
Corn In eore. at tbs close the inquiry was light and
the market romnal, ut 5aHa5c for No. and Sic for
No. 2 n store.
There less Inquiry for Oats. aud prices ruled @
ic Fer buhel lower, Hi sales Of g. 900 bushes at 43
4skc tor No. l. and 4e0c for No. Oats in store. At
the close there was increased demand BIZ shortse
ers and the market closed a with salcs ut 4sc for
No. in storo For future delivery, upN ards Of 0
bushels changed hands, at &os1lc for delivery up to
1st 18th October sellers option and ut &c for de-
Livery in the early part Of next week.
Rye uns quiet at 6s9G6hc. Tca Barley market to-
dag suffered further decline OF fully Sc per lnshel
with sales OF No Barley In store at 2s07c, tAenar
ket closing With strong tognwasd tendency, there
being te1le,s Of No. ut Sc, but no buyers.
The market for HIghwtnes WAS quiet, md the mp.
ward tendency seems checked, With light sales at
&c. Alcohol is steady at 9t6o6c.
The offerings Of Timothy Seed to-day exceeded the
Ct manu. a.u tie market was less active and easier
With sales Of common to pr.mt ut $2,009220. Flax
81 Is stenGy 1t s2.co.
There vas also less buoynncy In Domestic Salt but
there Is no change In p1!ccs F1no selling in small lots
At $200 del. Ground Alum was more active, with
es1es Of 4o aks at 81 90 aloat,on thesros aud to
rive.
rrorido.s are moro active Mcsa Fork Is in good de-
nand at *1s o0 holders asking e1s p. sale WAS re-
ported Of br1s at slso hut not bein: well authen
tcateo publish, 1t with caution. Bulk Meats were
in good request, and note sales o 91 u.s. at INC
for Has loose, delivered as Burlington. Bacon Hams
ara In good request 18th sales Of 900 pcs plain can
vafsed ut l0Xc packed and delivered, and LOO pea
smoked Shoulders At SIC packed.
Fre1ghts we're steady, At skc for *heat and &c for
O. is to Bualo akc for ~heat to OsHego; and lie for
wheat to Oedcnsnurgh-
Tho total receipts OF Beef Cattle Tor tie eeE hare
tcen III head ees than the previous week. but heavier
than for corresponding periods Of previous ycass.
There was good demand for primo and nplfum ship
ling stock, for which prices ranged from g. 50 to
TIE inferior grades for Which there has been very
limited Demand ranged from $500 to $500 p 100 ns'
The receipts ol Hogs hare been heavy but although
the close Of last market showed considerable decline
In the demand there has been latr amount Of busl
uees ore and the market st iss close showed brisk
demand and m advance upon the prices Of Last weak
Of a@5gc. Primo qualities ragged from 81 s1@41,
medium $i!GG4iS5. and inferior 436o34.G0.