, 1864-09-04

Thenew Of the fall Of Atlanta to-day caused
sudden decline IN gold, and i corresponding de-
probation in ,hc va1ues Of prpduce-tbe Enafxet
for which WAS very iEseeutas-quotstfons chsnRing
almost every two or three minutes on Change.
Flour. nas neglected and nomfball} 1.61eesc low
er, With sales Of ouly about 50o br1s. at fisa1a6
19.c7f tor white wlntcr extras, and 4l0.5oG910.G0
for sprlug cxtras.
Wheat underwent another panic, and there is q
Wide range In prtces-the market showing de-
cline ot.5ac q bushel. About ~ o. bushels win
ter and .00o0n bushels sprsue Whcss were sold. ut
kecs for No. Red $e.GaGDs.u1 for No. Red;
t1aaQl9.oc for Rejected Red: s2olGbs.o7 for No. l
Spring; 4t.9&1s0a for No. Spring; and 1850
1.s7 for Re)estel Spt1ng-thc market closing quiet
at se09 for No. ! aud $l.9ox for No. Spring.
The demand was wholly rpecnlative- shippers
having no confidence whatever IL present prices.
Corn declined Sc pct bashel. With hut Il limited
speculative sud shipping inquiry, aud satcs of uolJ
abtnt Il 900 bushels. Al 81 ii for No. Corn:
S1.26Gtl.3l for No. Curn; aud 81 - fur he)etttd
Cosn-tho market ctortnp ctaIl and heavy At $t.a2
fer No, and 81 90 for No. , 10 stosc.
Oats ruled Hde1c lower, With lesR acttvity--onaY
about $50 600 bushels haxlu1 changed hshds, at
GaAGsg7c lot No. Oats, da&sGlAc tut M. Oats,
aud Gle for Kelrctcd Oats-the msrket GlosluG
steady NJ GaJHc fur No. I anil 6tHc for No. 0+tr.
IlJp wAs ,eb4 aeaivn MIL :ats3e pr hMsssl l"wts-
With sslrs of shout i,tkI0 hushrls. IT. 81 3t1!.S
fur M. Rye. tlaeG,i.a3N for M. 1sJe. nna
&,2l for lselncttt' flyr-rlprng s!oadg at el. for
M ! and n saGal.e3 for No. .
2{}a,iey whH btGe iowrE. with ralos Of only ?.a'o
ha, at $9.Iadt31s4 soE NJ In sso!c and $3.50 Tot
choice No ! on tEarh.
HIuliw!nrs WIRE in !alr lomnnd and dslnof. With
sales ii Go0 bsls Al $l.fo-cloatng asm.
Psovl.lons weso entirely ncxIccod, aud quota
tlnns arc nominal. ...
Inter IL In acttyo demand and arm. with hnayy
saiea At 4oGl4ac. Inferior gradeb were sold at asG
asHc,
Timothy ses4 WA aseadyaad arm at e3.5o6D5oo
Flax Seed VIM steady At 1910.
0sal1 Frefghsa werb dal at &c Tor oats, &c fo1
whs<t; aud 7ku for corn - llutsalo.
The Grocery market has hstn 4atet, "a Ia usual
on tho, last day Of tho week, Pricss hare expo
ttpuced no change afnce yesterday. nlthonxh<wftil
any further declfus In gold the market will havo
downward tendency.
Cheo.c IL @tlll In small aud In dtquatc supply.
Psices rulc very nsn At lla advancu noted 1estok.
| asy.
| Cual Il IN good deu,anl md unchanged Bon
/ coal IL In hotter suprly aud prices rule steady
Hard Coal |. In very sall and insteqnAtc auppty
The msfktt sulas. .vcsy drm 1t tFnacnt quotations.
| Green Fruits aro vufy ac.ivc. Tho supply 0l Ap
pies hhs considerably improved, It bslng nosr Iar,t
Aut! abundant. Wo no.2 a further decline of6ot
per hd. 1'cnrhu4 Aro In tottcr receipt aud ea4us
Msskct ac,lvc ard ism At t3.0QGti.ol pes i,aatot.
! ltidrs asn in better drnnud. irtrn Hn.cd hayt
fu1thrs a.tyaucc.l We per n. Dry, Hlns afe IN a''
supply and dsm At previous quotations.
| Carbon OH eoAtlnnua IN va5y lisht demand and
supply. Tbo principal s'""xa In ,hs .aarSet y,
he]d At prices 1nnsInR IRON &l0o6i.l0 per Ra', hd
pres ens .ses, ull Of which are bf snla'l tsntlea
II r56l 0Bc Tor bess White 0lt. LlasetI dull asst
INACTIVE. =
Wool In still In active demand, with no decltnt
In The prt vIont Grmnes+ Of tho m1Fket. For osdt
nary II hne naece Wool, prices FaItaa frsu, 9sa1
<s.0s per n, although ,eyesa! ho|acss are seeking
Higher rates.
Thc1Lnmber market Ia active, with an made
guate supply. Choice u medium cAFgoea ART dfm
er, with an advance Of $l.M per one thousand tee
OIL ous pseylous quotations.
LATkSRs :.
In the afternoon, owing TO the telegraph vite1
being down, there wero no dispatches receives
from Now Yosk, and the market Tor Pfoducc Fuct
quiet-No. Spring Wheat selling IN u sm4!l wa!
Il a. cog. VI, and No.a Corn ae Il 30. oass an.
IItphwtuea Eete uer1ecttd.