, 1864-09-25

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The Beard Of Trade Rooms to-day, for upwards
-of two ou1s pseset led scoae Of the most tude-
eez1bable ,coniusion.- In The early part Of the
morning. she tsls graph wires wefo dowa. sad no
report Of gold having beuu' received. operators
worked cautiously in the DIRK; busas soon asshs
dispatches began to arrive. Wild panic rot In.
Iuh1ch has oily been eqaaIiM In few instances
in as histo., OF tho grain trsds Of our city. The
nfst dispatch received, quoting gold At s1s, taa-
deo to rs,sdt hopes of holder, and the markets.
raised strength, but only: for brfof spaes OF
t!ue<foe The Telegraph Kept delivering 'ita mes
ssees Of 80, e8 and a0G, IN quick saccasB;on and
down. down. went psices. Speeulatore, shott-,
se1le4r, holders, bu5e1s-a were panic stricken
and APPALLED,, while those who had stakod their all
on pold not going below yesterdays quotations
zulhed hitber and thishsr like mad men.
Flour was neglected. and tho fe. ea1es indicate
dec,ne in prices OF fully &c per hol-only about
SO bills hAs,pe changed Eh1nds, At t8.T5@s,s0 for
coed to choice sps1ns tx1ras. An attempt to prcss
sale-, bowover.. Wonld have caused a further de-
clne'pf Soc per bb:. -
,, The WHEAT market opened Tesy quiet On account
OF the hbfeIco Of news concerning gold, but As
eoon ~ the Now York dispatches were received, It
became >paDlc-st1ie4cn, and prices fell abont Sc
Der buehei. The GALES Of Spring Wheat amounted
to abont sit,0o0 husbelr, At 81 OAl.75 for No. /.
sps,rg. 81 ga@1 81 for No, = Spring, and 3t.6i0
al IS for R+jeeted 6pnnz-the market closing:
hesvy With strong downward tendency. Winter.
Wheat vss almost wholly ne2lseted7snd NO note
eales & OILY 5000 bushels. 1t $1.7o per bushel
tor No 3 Rec, $1.6a for Rejected Rcd. and~&t.6Q
for NoEG Grade Red. So So
CON was qu1et and 10 notea further decline of1c
Fer bushcl. Tho offerings we9o vez3 light, and the
arktt haa almoet ceased to b. attractive to ship
ptrr-hgnee tho dullnets which prcvatla- Only
about 81, ,ooo bushels wers sold at 81 70 for No. /
Corn, and 81 e701 rs for No. Cora-cle.tng
quiet- at he inside quotations.
The market Sor Oats was also less active, and We
note decline Of Nc per bushel. About 10000
buthe!s changed hands Ut 64K9a5c for No. /, GiDi
eakc fo,INo 3 and CSC Ibr tejected-the market
closing autet at tho inside quotations..
Iays vas du1t and 4G5c per bushel lower, with
ssles OF 10000 bushels at 81 1901 "a for No: aud
Fl 1zde1 10 for No. a-the market closing dull at
the lowest quotations.
Barley suffered 1 decline Of SC q bu. only about
400 bu having been sold at 1.scs1 81 for No. 2,
: snd $t.eo for Rejected.
qniet-only eoo brls having changed hands, At $l69
. Timothy Seed fell 10000 q bu, with liberal
aalea at $Aoo@4 60. Flax Seed was tfrmer, and
IN advance Of 10c q bu was ;paid-prime samples
selling II $3.ooG31o. 49,;
The Salt market continues unsattled aud almosk
ppnlt1l The agents ara not selling, but outside
epeeu1ators are eaner to sell ut $350Ia60 ;oe new
Fins, and at $500 for old.
Butser, which has been in rather sinking con-
dlt,on for some time, has ut last tn!cn &c per n
choice Dairy and Shipping qualiues having been
sold to-day at a50s6c.
The Provision market 10 ut perfect s.antlstsil-
there being no demand and but TczT ts.ding
stock Of anything 10 offer.
Grain F1eichts wsre dull and easier, With light
engagements At 74G8c for Whest and 71Hc for
Corn 70 Bnf1slo.
The Grocery mark q. has been dul and Iraetive
The depression which prevailed tn our Eastern
marAets yesterday and The preceding day, with \
consequent reduction Of the prices Of Ito leading
staples, has ehaken the confidence OF buyers. Re-
duced 1ates being anticipated, purchasers arc TO
slzicted a. much ~ posaIbte. In eofso we note =
/ further decline Of 1c pe=- pound on O. @. Java.
Caps and BIO are toleraby nrm 1t previous quota:
tioDu. sugnr IL In fair supply and prices 1re still
tending dowuwards. 83rnps md Tea arc In sma1l
supply and afm at previous quotations.
In Flsh the market Is Reneraty active, with 4
-
IN advance Of &c per half bbl. Goldfish arc In
good demand with very moderate receipts. Pftces
hayeeoueequentfy advanced 25@5oc per qulntal
Ha,ibut IN good request, and fair With an advance
| Of Hc per d. .
= In Green Ftasts the supply Of Apples Is more
LIMITED, and With good demand prices r11e hrm
CT, with IN upward tendency Grapes arc Ia lib
e.sl receipt, market acslye. We quote Issbels 4,
12KD1sc, snd Catawba st 1sOssc . lb. Peache.
In anal and irregular supply. Market active Al
! ss.0oG4.0o per basket. Lemons dun and In rail
Mdea are duir znd unchanged. On prestsus ono,
sauons Nc nsta decline Of &c on Grecn aalted,
md 12acp pr ID On DRY Sailed and Dsy Flint.
H1tnseed OIL tn s1ua1l supply, and light stock. on
hand. Market quiet and rather hsm at present
quotations. Lard oil In almost nominal eupp1y.s
Market active and very prm at $1.7n&ntso por pa1.
Carbon Oh alter heightened period OF drmuess
and inactivity has fallen So PEI gaf on previous
| qnQfntfons.~ The market haeeuoneequeut1y Abeen
sofe active. We now quote bent Whais on al %
| Qp3c per gal.
Ta1low il IL limited supply. and less active. o.
previous quotations We note decline of Of Nc per
h.. We now quote country Ts1low at 16x@l7c1a
h, With few buyers in the market
In Wool tho market continues dull and droop-
Ing, choice fleece Woods are offered all the way
from. 92co1 1.os, but without buyers. The decline
In gold has made the market spll duller. Present
quotations are nominal.
LATKR.
Immediately after the adjournment 'Ch.ngs dis
patches were received fsoh New Iofk quoting
gold at s06 which was speedily followed by
another quoting 1t at 100. This had the effect Of
producing another panic In the market. and No.
Spring Wheat was sold 1t $l.bslb1. .60-closlug
weak. Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley and Hi2hwlnes
wero neglected