, 1864-10-07

e2eeu alton Is Somewhat restricted: hut the de-
usrd 10, Eaetefn exchange has enabled those who
had Eastern drafts on hand 10 convert thetr bills
trto currency and operate ~ usual. Altogether
bubtnets assumed much healthier aspect, than
anY day siIce the panic set II.
Flour was more active, and frmc1 feeling per
vaded tie market, bat we cannot note any mate
rial adTanee in prtcea. About 1900 bsis ehansed
hands, at IS 'oG9.75 Tor white winter sxtzae S7oo
@7to for spring e1tras< and $3.50 tor sprilg
eupe1dne.
Wheat advanced 21xc per bu,hel. with s&1es Of
ab1ut 14o 600 bushels. at $la3 for No. Red. $f.3o
for No. Spring, s1.s18ta7f for No. Spring.
and 81 1,eo@1.s5 for Rejected Bprirg-the market
closing fzm at $1.s60I.ssN for no. Spring. The
dcmsnd was almost entirely speculative.
The Com market was very dull, aud We note =
decline In prices of496c per bushel, With saies Of
about - Geo bushels, at 81 1001.1s for No. Corn
IN store-eloslng quiet at Sill. No 2 Rlyer Corn
vas eold to limited extent at $1'14O1.15 0. b.
Oats optued dull and lower, but before the close
an active shipping demand took place, and prices
aeyarced 1c beyond yesterday quotations. About
15oo eco bushels Of an grades changed hands, at 5sf
G55c for No. ! Oats, and 5015ae for Re1ected-the
msYket closing firm at outside Quotations.
R5s was in good demand, atd prices advanced
5Dsc per bushel, with sales OF about 1000 bush-
els, at CO for No. i, and s6o@s1 for No. g.
closing firm.
RAz.eJ WAS dell and heavy, with salea Of only
about 81 % bushels, st $1.45 for No, and 51.13D
20 for Rejected.
Seeds we're neglected. aud we note tr1alny sales
Of Timothy At s. oo@3.so, and Inferior Fla1 at
81. .so12s u.
Highwines declined 1c q gal, with sales Of ESQ
brls 1t e1.57 q cal. Sellers w1e generally holding
st Si.sgG3i.60, but there We1e 1o buyers at over
81 81.
Provisions were neglected. Butter Is dali and
nominal at 2oDt0c the outside for strictly choics
Beans are dull at 81 s00s.00.
Salt is dull at $500 for Fine and Is for Coarse.
Ground Alum Salt Is held at s3,s5 q sack, with
buyers at $500. Old Ground Alum can be pue-
chaaed al $500.
Coope1aee Is very dull, PORK Barrels being Of
te1ed at st.s5 and Lard Te1ees At s. TX, without
buyers.
In the Grocery market there has been little ac-
trttJ; purchasers are still holding Of in autiei-
patton Of lower rates. With fair stocks on hand,
the leading staples are weak, with = downward
tendency, but no changes have been made on or
previous quotations.
Hard and Soft Coa1 are In fa.rsupp1y, hut dealers
continue firm In theis vtews. Prices UNCHANGED at
$15,o0118 o. per ton for soft and $1,000 o.. 90
per ton fo1 hard.
Green Fruits are in good sappiy. Apples are
weak, prices declining. Grapes in gbud demand
with reduction Of s13hc . h. Lemons IN good
supply, with muze limited demand. Cn previous
quotations the market has declined $3.0)D5.0o per
box.
Lake Fish In fair demand and unchanged. Mack.
erel in more liberal supply. On No hi brl Ee~
Maekerel VIC note dec Inc Of $1.00; and Of Soc on
No hf brl Cd Mackerel. Goldfish in good demand
and fair supply. Market easier with no quotable
change,
In Hides the market continues dull and1in good
supply. Green Country are still held at GG9kc
and Green Sailed at 8@84c per 1b. Dry stock
steady and unchanged.
= Domestic leathefscontinues dull and Inactive,
with downward tendency. On Henlock we note
decline OF 1bc on Calfskins, 1c On Upper, ard &c
on sole, and also on Buenos Ayres. Oak Leather
has also declined &C on Sole, 1c on Upper, 1Dc on
No. ! heavy Kip, and &c on Caltskina. Foreign
goods in nominal demand and unsettled. :.
Llnseed and Carbon OIL dull and inactive. Mr.
ket IN fair supply. We quote Linseed At $1.55@
1.G0 per gal, and Carbon OIL At e505sc per gal.
In Wool the market continues depressed and In
nominal demand Stocks on hand are large, but
with no buyers.
The Lumber market has been unusually qafet.
With good fece|ptt, prices are weaker and deelin-
1Ds.
In Beef Cattle there has beena comparatively
light supply. with fair degree or activity. The
principal purchases made were. for Stock Cattle.
There has been no change on yesterdays prices.
which have been well sustained. Entered sales
.s5s bead at s. ooG8s. chiefly at $i.0o14 30 q
100 ne.
In HoRs the supply has been much smaller than |
for the corresponding day Of Last week. The re-
celpts mainly coaslsted of prime to extra GRADES,
for which there was good demand at the advance
noted yesterday. Entered sae5 1913 he I'd at 5000
G10.75, chiefly at S1o.a511o6 q 100 bs.
LATER
In the afternoon, owing to the advance in gold,
tbe wheat market WAS buoJant and artiye-No2
Spring selling a. high $1.4aX. and closing firm
Corn, Oats and other cereals were neglected. 1
FItphw{nfa we're nominal