, 1864-09-27

! now, 1t Naa ,ndevd i Lssl day OIL tpecuasors oil
atl classes GFcsataet curEeac5 VIII tpe 2a1y arti'
eIc on tbe r,oskc: shas sIvsncsd. nrd i. .h.t the
neope re1p;eel: :
The aitst.tarc> on 'caanze ~as ,args, hut thsre
| was rscar eon;usson snd excitement. The esaId
/ epeculasors wire panIo-1lft:ken aud be1lderad
Heedicsa Of nil adEtces from the loyal press thst
! eolu wss TOO high, sher have kepson for the pksI
I tao moaFt keeping pro1uce 15Daco per busae]
higher :h11 the shippers could pay. ard noW they
are lett With the wheat E0eGo: per- bashei, loHei
| thsn 1t could hare been aol1 and shipped K4a'
| weeks ago. Ths Ta1Dua1 has repeatedly duetns
The past two months, dlzclnted on the saprene
folly Of keepirg Uur grain here in our warehouses
with storage decumula.Ine, while 1t could b saip
ped East ut a very 1ow freight and sold at good
price. But tia rsFe for speculation poisoned ths
public mind. aud the SINE operations went dal
afssr day. bDyiog and selling short"-ptcn,ns tht
.ne grain from one 10 another tometims- duseE
times Gay, snd Keeping The. prices clear beyond
shipping n1arRin 40 thst legitimate traders had t.
STAND ana look Oh. But the epel IL bro len. Car
nc dare hope that men who aspire to be merchants
viii profit by their experience.
! There was scarcely any inquiry for -Four. anl
! the 1ns1ket vas neglected and nominassJ 6o175!
| q Dbl lo8er-cholcs Spring extras having beer
solo at s8.0o@810.
The Wheat n,arkerWas the centre Of attraction
psing Whcs opaaed s:oadg at stc34l6lfc for
No 2, bat on Change, under the influence Of the
decline in gold. 1t .sll a. low a. sl4-a decline
alnce Saturday OF 1s@1sc y bashel. Tho sales
nmouAted to abont 1sQt % busheIB At $l.5s for No
Spring, Sligo cox tor No a.Spung, and Si.a5
@1.40 for Rejectcd-shc market 70: No clos,ae
nominal at $t.47@1.4g.. Winter Wheat also de-
c]lued 1aGs19c . boshtl, With sales Of ouly aboat
hnah x fnr Mt Dad y
J .G5 for No Red-closing uneettled.
1t Is almost needless 10 state that q large num
her ofwheAt holders have suffered severely. aad
amoog this c:ass are some bankers and money
brokers', who hare beenso eager to lend money to
specn'ato7s at high rate OF Interest, that they
acted with less caution than our regular bankers,
aid before they coud. sell theIr coIlaterats, the
margins and Rood1y part Of the principal were
swept away. With alltn t.obont per ehnntr' 9en
ttemcn We Tor tn pdh1ic. h1Se but iistle pyn1pa-
ihy. They bave fartened too long on the raiIon's
calamity, and WIS: Is the!E loss is the peoples
gain
1he perp.cious practice OF s.sellinx short" viii
probably be checked by the present fall in prices
for tho very men Vh8 haYo sold .sshost" durIne
the past week have suffered quito as seyerets a,
others. By the fsule Of pazies to take the proper-
II qftet It nas purchased tur tr:1, aud the sub5e.
quent depreciation Of prices. -
The Corn market was 1uirt, md We note de-
cline tn prices ii 4Gehe q hu, with saiss Of onty
about Il ooo bu, ut eL2'@t .aIfor No. i, ss.s311aa
for 10. ?, and 51.t2 lot Rejecsed-she market clos
Ing euict.at 81 1a4 for No. 4.
Oats were less active, and ne note dec,ire of
1hGtsc p bu, with Gales Of e. 900 bu, at
for No. 1--clur1ng a. the inside quokatfous.
Rye opened quiet at 81 14G51 is: but the market
soon b1 okc and fell to $1.00 At which II closed,
dcc!ine eince Saturday OF 18c = bu.
Barley zaled. s0c ,ower, with sales of on,y mn
bc, nt 81 GeI1T5 for No. 2-c:os1ng nrset at 1nside
ra.ea
HIghwines were neglected aud qnIet. At A d.
cline oi &c per gallon. Only 100 brls were sold a,
$'.b6
Timothy sced' opened active and steady, but
before the cl0se tie market iel 15Oa5c Der busf1e}
With heavy tales Mt $4,10Ga4.75-c1o.1rg Ut tneIda
ts;cs. Flax Seed WIS 1tdos0e fower-scn,, on.l,.
ties selling at 62.5EpHs5
= Salt was dull aru: ueulected. Carpo-~oy MN,
SAGINAW and Fine 1are inferred Al ~ s.,..,,hs..
hnrrr. ~S~-~ "''Aoe'
There was nothing done IN nrov,.;,n. .;.,..
marlt r. Il entirely nomf1r 'Ae
Bnt,rr vus so11 fairly - tie r., rho,.an an.4
ooo oualites at the c]o.r ofrered =, sos ,.t.n ~
bpytss. ~' "-'Aoal
Grain Fre]pbts were rt.edv and 49,
- o. - u,.... 80. ~ usta, as t75o
.r.s Crccsrv ,n.,ta ~ 49,. Ha.s 10 oaGalo:
). 1..,t,x. ~. - 49,. s...- 49,. ~" .ao.snen-
.-,,a - ~. aansss, 5.ns.,ss.s aecssae IN
~. r.s,a.~ +es~s... a.,.s.. "A1.u pees&dea
.s-..-.ss ..;:...n. ~" ~ "e".e' "Nh'a
o.,,.. ~. h.a, ai,,a.. ss...a", vt .uo 1eaafss'
.,,'o.,a, - ..a,a.s oons t1f1ct'y
~ ,o"t,ns ~ Iass- ro.s. oase3s generally
-" ~. r,th -. ~. - i,
,ha ,n,-rs+ ,,.x,.t;nr - 49, 80. eoRp'5' and II
,'.s 49,, H.. .c,,.s IT, 49,, SsAs.. oppression,
!. ~ - -. Wit. r,,,. oe 4.e Y Ioe Il
-. ~. t' " -. aaa =. s'e g aa'f nrl on
Atoe., ']&&stel ~ >ooashsse unchanged, but |
WIN @ae psospec4ol ah apaoasnt eatch this season
ptlees are "eaAer-
Lay II IN alofe Aberai Eupply- .2t now that the 4
'tn'aud FOR our mining Districts lss been nearly
nst' ttucse OF Timothy In the m1saet are tncreaf-
ns- on pseV'oos Quotations sc note decline of +
500 Q ten Oh Timothy and Ptalrfe:.
Naval ssosfs sfe IN s'aalter dem:sd. Owing to
he ecc!i7e N Gold We Iote reduction Of 1c pcr
cn La4h Yarn, anu of &c p~s ah on Manua Rope
~ haf''ns; -. /
Sa' non ~ II nomin1 @ ocmand' WIZ fair sup
~. Wo quote beat White Oil At 9oaa3c per gsI..
'a- Wito no hos eIs N the market, excepting for
n'a'. qusautiss' L'nsred ou IN very email re-
aest' fa1xet "e1S' WIN downward tendeacy'
taso" Is y better supply With smaller de-
- .4ao. W pseFlooa aootaf'ons &c note decline
Wool is iii, III moderate receipt. bpt ri, ,toct,
1870" 49, 1,.,.s--. as. ae .n-.Ae. saoioasn'
-'as+rs sss :, "s !aosea hoin1aa'<5 AZ de'