, 1864-09-01

kne pfaddCe markets so-day were mora active,
and under the influence Of an advance n gold,
prices ruled bicsos.. 80
There was better demand for Flour. and the
uarzet waa more active and dec.dtdly 1zrer, with
fales Of 1000 trls at ST .23t1 80 for White Winter
extras; Sla.1a55 for Red Winter extra and 5000
Gl0.45 for Spring sx1ras, The demand was chiefly
for good Spring extras.
wheat was rcure and buoyunt at AT advance OF
7Q4ec on spritg and 3G5e On Winter er.des. Up
Ea1da nf 'E0,a4l huahas Of ali kinds were sold at
s2.01Goa03 tastfo. r ID Winter, s19oGDl.9a fer
Rcjecatu led '1intcr, sl.s51.s7 to-no Grade Red.
| S'.9tl3s9a,k0 for No. Spring. sl.SoAl1 y7H for
No. Spring, and s1.so@1 81. for Rsjected spsin.:
~-the market closing quiet at % for No. Red
and s.. 1.5sRa1 81 for No. Spring. The demand wac
chiefly epsculattTe-snppers generally having
Little OF no confidence IN present prices.
Com ssa8 also In better inquiry, and the market
Enlea 2G:c per bushcl higher, 7IIh sales Of a5oct
Ta0e0 beshe1e, at 81 eoeDL3o for No Corn, $l.2T
D1.esA !os No Corn, and $t;;e3 for Rejected ocrn
tho market closing steady aud firm at St ,29ls@
1.so tos No and s1.es tor Nc Corn.
Th3s being tho iest day Of the month, the.ae-
mana as Oats was very bz'sk BY shott sellers, and
prIeaa Ease 1c PER bushe. nth aaes Of abou: a4o,-
Geo a2sht1s, at CGIG71sc fo1 No Oats, ss@esc for
No ? Oats, and GlHc 10. Rejected Oata-its mar
kst elaring quies at 68N@B7c for No l and Sic for
M Oats.
R.c vas very quiet, hut without any material
Change in prtces-a5oat 19.CeU bushels having
cbanccd bands. 1t 81 .:cs@1.s5 for No Bye, and
$l.s0G1.3 81 Tor No aRye-the market csoelng dull
At s..:4 for No md 81 20 for No2.
Barley ~at iu fair demand aud &c t$Sher, with
sales Of oulY 2seo bushels No. In ssore At $s1o.
HigtWines wr-e In more active deu:nd and tru,-
Ct: with sales Of 1850 hrls ut s1.T4G1.75, chiefly
al tho outside quotations, at which the market
closed firm.
Provisions we're entirely neglected and prices
are nominal.
Timothy Seed was dull and heavy, with light
sa1et at $s.40@5.45. Flax Seed 1ns steady at Sasn
l2.en
Gratn sreichts were steady at &c tor oats, 6 for
corn, and a5xc for wheatto Buffalo.
In Groceries tho market Is moderately active,
and prices under the influence Of the depreciation
In Gold nre lees ntm. Sugar has declined 10 On
su ar from previous quotations. Other s,ap.as
are moderately firm s1d UNCHANGED.
Green Fruits are generally In bette7 supply
Receipts Of Apples have been much nr,,er, aud We
note decline Of 6ocD,$t.00 = brl. Lemous arc
also in more 1ibefn1 receipt with decline Of $500
p boz. feachea are in good demand with larger
supply: prizes have de lined $I.0} 2 basket ron
previous auotsiions.
Dried Aoples are IN more active demand, With
no improvement IN tha supply. Ftltes Fe:y II ~
and unchanged. Foreign Fruits sre quiet 1no 1858
f,m. bat with no quotable change.
Timothy Hay is e.ill' IN very email supply. ""N
prices Continue yery.ltm at previous quotations.
Prairie Ha, Is In liberal receipt Prless esins not
20 brn.
Liuseed on is .t,tl IN sma'l demand, and quiet
The market is fsm at f1.ss11.7o 2 gallon. car"
bon OIL fs In very limited supply anu nsna Al a'4e
CSC 2 gallon.
Potatoes aze In better supply; Iae marie: Goa.
tnaes ve.y active, VIII enotstton. uustH NJ ~
In TOBACCO the market IL d1ner- Stocks in tho
hands NJ mnnnfac1urer, ase held at m advance o.
1CGB1tc on previous sales.
. Tho woo1 market continues very trm At prevl.
Qua quotations; with an active demand.
In Lumber the receipts are still limited aod be--
low ths demand. Prices rule yery Agm At prestut
rates, - 20; IL, =.