, 1864-07-22

THe scarcity ii money ard liz downward tsnaanc;
OF Gold are operating nnfsvorabl5 for hocess OF pro
| duco. sud hence We have to note today dull and
heavy markets.
During the past few days the demand for grain by
spectators has bsen unusuall9 light. The truth Il
they are centrally eager to clean ont their stocks
wR approaching the new cropf aud it is not Gus.
tNIuarJ t1 hold the old grain cyer come IN Cpmpe-
ttt,on With the This applies particularly our
wheat and OATS and the speculstors In thete articles
quietly Withdrawing and operating IN corn, whisky
| and other products.
The Flour market to-day YVES exceedingly fat, and
In order to make aaea large concessions would have
to be made. We report few lots sold at 1900 fot
sprirg extras: $3.50 for sp!fng supernne; and ss7s
for rye -four.
| The Wheat marks. was unusually be.vy, and wa
note . decline La prices Of 5G97c per bushsi-wlth
ss1ee Of only about roo bushels At q for No.
| | Red Winter; $al.@a20 for No Red Winter; SeS 8
@2A fer Eo.2 Spring; and u for Rejected Spring
After tie receipt Of the second dispatch from New
I York. the market rallied 1926 and closed firm al
s2.l1A3217 for No. Spring: but the demand was
eabiy ts,1td. No. Spring was hela at $40, With
buyers as e2.1552.1s. No sales were reported.
Corn declined &c per bushel, at which there was a
faf shipping aud speculative demand, With sales ol
Is, 600 bushele, at 81 s2@13 for No. Corn lsGa
1.s1 for No. Corn; and HES for Rejected Corn-tha
msfket closing dtm at 4E.sI@ly31x 1or 10. Corn.
caLal and River Corn Aio vss In far demans By
Shipper. and note sales OF 10 beat loads At $13
Isl fer NJ. 2 adoat-ch1edy $3.50.
Oats were quiet and &c lower, With sales Of only
about Is eco bushels, at 7657c TOE No. and 73@75c
| to- No. In s:orC-ciosing quiet.
Rye was neglected aud ns.ni1aI There was l1mt.
ted demand for No.2 Barley, and We note a SHE At
! 81 20 In store.
Tte1e was more actiYa speculative !nqai.y for
Hfghwtnes, aud prices show further advance OF 1c
per gslon, with Eales OF 2,10o brls 1t s,.a91.71-
clostrg steady at sl.7a@L7oH. There wezs heavy
de1s Oh the sfket. but the scarcity Of money pre-
| yeased them haing fl1ed.
I n US
to report lot ofssl .cs prime LsAf Lard [atean,)
was sold at 1sAc, ana 40 tes No. Lard At 17c.
! FrrightH Rere Ac lower knd more acuve-ssyera!
vessels having been engaged for coEn to BuA-
10 and 12c for corr 70 OsEego.
The Wool market IL exceedingly dull and heavy.
spesulators who hold stocks at 81 e5 now an1ous
to fkalIze. xnd the has downward tendency
Good Fleece Wool, which WAS quick. week or ten
dAys 1tnce, 1t 0s, now oe bought readily
at $780, The cotton apscu}ators who went into wool
aome time since are sick Of the trade
The Grocery:mArkst has been generally very qulet.
Cofee Ia little easer. but with no Qnosahie change
Sugar ls still yesJaFu. with most limited sapoly Of
raw and refined. Prices tu1e TeFy drm and unchanged
Rice Is SILL tn very limited receipt, with far de-
nend seces are In fair supply and very d.n. ogtnK
| to the high rates Of gold and eIchange-
Grain and Flour baes In better supply, but With
the extreme prices as which plecs goods arc stu
| held, the market Fu1e1 very arm,
Whitefsh aEc in fair supply. nnd hrsn ut %aEa9pQ
for mol. Tsousl in good reeeips and easy at g. oea
s.25 fos MOL.
Dried Apples arc IL verY small supply, especially
primo Michigan aud Nav York apples. Agket drm
| ut pre- erious quetAttons-
Green sa1te1 Hides In GOOD demand. The advance
| Of Nc noted yesterday has been fully sustained
Carbon On continues In VERY light ,upplY with An
active general demand Iho mAfstt rnles firm at
4acti Is for bels whlse OIL Lfnaeet aud Lard Oh Ia
tIons. Nesssfoot u still in limited demsnd and IN
changed.