, 1864-09-22

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of general produce. Tho limited shipping demand,
and the decline in gold, are unsetliu3 values, and
speculation IL checked.
Flour continues extremely dull, and ne note
decline In prices Of 3003oc Per brL The sales
amounted to aboat 400 br,s, at $t05o0t tor
white winter extras. and 50 50dD10.1o 1or good to
choice spring e1tras. At the close there were
sellers Of very choice spring extras at $1,000,
without buyers At over $9.a54}9oQ,'
The market for wheat ruled heavy, and prices
fell &c per bnshei. with sales Of only 5000 bushels
winter, and 10 oo0 bushels aprins, at $1,s991-9o
for No. 2 Red; lbs for Rejected Red; $1.ssG1.eo
for No. l sp1pG; e1.s4911.s .s5x for No. Spring;
and 81 7511.77 for Rejected spring-the market
closing weak at the lowest quotations buyers
offering only 418ak for Nh Rk-!.e
Com Was steady but less active, with sases Of
about 751G0 bushels, at $1.s.KGa1 81 ior No l
Corr, f1.sls@1.ao for No Corn and St.so for
Rejected-the market closing steady at 5l.314S for
No2. ~
Oats were easier than yesterday, but there fs no
change to notc In prices. Abont 10000 bushels
changed hands, ti2Ad362c for No Oats, 62Nc for
No = Oats, and q 1161tc for Rejected 0ats-the
market closing steady at CSC for No. and 62hc ior
Eo2.
The demand for Rye vas very limited, and we
note decline In prices Of a13c per bushei, with
faes Of only about 1000 bushels, at 51.e71a3 for
quiet attha lowest quotations.
Barley was very dnll and prices fell abouts PC per
buetel, with sales OF only 1860 bushels No. = At
81 s011 6s-c'oatng heavy
Tiu othy Seed was In good supply, with light In
quiry, and the market shows further decline Of
1o@1tc per bushel-eales having been made at
81 75@5 90. Flax Seed WAS steady at 50 00D3 Is
Hiehw1nes were in rather better request, and
Goo bbls were sold at 81 71@1 72-closing quiet
the inside quotations.
Provisions OF all kinds were neglected, and quo.
tations are nominal A lot of 600 ohls Mess Beef
hare been contracted fot By Government, but the
price WAS kept private. Lard was firm, with sales
OF 20 tee kettle ut 13Hc.
The k1ock OF Batter On hand Is very heavy and
the market-ts dull aud depressed
Grain Fre.ehts were steady at &C for Wheat, and
&c for Oats to Buffalo.
In Groceries the market h.s been quiet: but
owing to the hdtices from the Eastern markets, in.
dicatine greater hrnnesG, corresponding feeling
has been shown here, and without any quotable
charge on the leading staples, dealers aeeu less
disposed to operate uness at full prices. Raw and
Rerped Sugar IL still in limited supply, and hrm at
previous quotations.
Hamburg and Western Reserve Cheese in light
suppIJ and fall demand Hamburg IL firm at 40
25c ard Western Reserve at 2a124c 3 b. :.
Whitetsh aud Trout in very limited receipt, with
gooJ demand Market very firm at S999.2s for
No. j Whltehsb, and 1t $598a5 toE No. front.
Goldfish in small supply, and firm at S1o:5oG1o7t
for Georges Bank, and &10@1o.s5 for Grand
Bank. >.
Green Fruits are in lair supply. There ia q good
demand for Apples At q 90 a hrl. Lemons
are in better supply-prices are weaker, bnt with
no quotahle change,
Green Salted Hfdes are In more limited dem sn5.
On previous quotations, ne note decline Of nc
y n. Green Country are in limited request at
sKGoc 2 lb. Dry Hrdes IN fa1r densna, md m
changed.
Carbon on In smsl1 supply, With better de-
nand. Market Arm 1t 9s195c for best White OIL.
With slight upwn1d tendency. Linaeed Oil In
Eman receipt and unchanged.
In Wool the market il dali and Inactive. With
fais receipt buyers not daposed to purchase at
the present rates. We quote coarse to fine fleece
ats0@95c = Ib. > ...-.
In Beef Cattle the market has been moderately
active Previous quotations continue unchanged.
The receipts Of common Cfttle are abore the de
mand, prices consequently are we.k- Good medl-
um grades arc in fair demand and drm, and better
unait1es sre In fairrequest at present quotations
Entered ss1es LOIS head at per 100 Ds.
In Hogs the market has brcn in moderately cup
ply; with more limited demand. On previous
quotations we note decline Of 5o175c per 100
7bs. Entered eales 1885 head, at $7baD13.0o,
chiefly at s11.00G12.e5 per 100 lbs.
LATER.
The decline In gold in the afternoon to 2ao14,
c,psed panic in the Wheat market, and No.
Spring fell to st.saG1 s2,S-cloaiug quiet at the
latter quotation. Corn, Oats, Rye and Barley
were neglected and nomins1. HjghwfneS were Of
fe1ed at $1.u, without buyers.