, 1864-10-09

Another fail In gold, snd Of course another de-
cline In produce Such IL the order for the to-day.
What 1t may be on Mondsy, who can tell Every
thing IL rnsettlcd-Elthout any apparent stability
in pces. and but little genuine activity. Yester-
day, all was buoyancy and excitement, ana buyers
were atxions to to inVeht; to-aAy. there ~as
dull teelin7 ind thoee who noQRht 40 eagerly were
IS an1iou. to seu. Thus 1t goes On, day after
jag, and Jet The shipments toaAhac ltgtt-navt'
sat,on ID drawing to elose-our vessels arc lying
1dlc,-ous warehouses well 1ilcd-and hut little
grain at ito eeaboayd. This unnatural state OF ~
fairs cannot bat end In disaster. Too much.spec'
u'a,ion 10 ruinous to any community, and It csn.
not fail to be rutnuus 10 this. The disasters "l
The past two weeks learned some operators sc.
rcrc fetlon; bat tho idea Of mixing fo1tuse III
4 few wceks IL too Attractive to permit basl1esa
10 run In tta natural channels. and wc suppos:
there IL no help for 1t hut to walt and watch.
-Four wss In but limited request, and Ne no,e q
decline in prtees tince yests. day OF f5aa3e PR
barrel. Ahopt 800 barrels Of Ill gsadeB changed
hards At 1000 for fair quality rhite wlntcr, and
fa.73ls ~ for low rfa ade TO choice spE4ng extra.
EARLY In tbe day the Wheat market opened buoy
xrt and Actlve-No . spstng selling a. high a.
&t,<sh, hns ~ tho news came In that Gold WAS
lower, teaeiau took place. and It fell ~ low ~
&1,45k-A declire on yesscrda3's 7rltug quotations
Of 1Gb7e DIT bashel. Ahont 1la, >boshels as Ill
grades changed hsnds Mt $2.5i for No Red, *l.as
! for Rejected Red, 3i.o0 for No Spring. el.4310
$f4aK for No sprlna and tt.so6nl 81 for Reject.
Cd spuas-ihe market elostaR quiet at $1A2H for
Eo2 Spring.
| Corn was scarce, md under 4 limited demand
for shipment, prices advanced se per buaheL with
a,les Of sbout 4o00o bushes NJ $l.1a1 20 10. No
Corn, xl.l79A1, 20 for No Com, and $1.1a41, ID
fos Rejected Corn-he market closing quiet at oot
Aide quotations..
The demand for Osts were less atttve today
aud no report decline Of h@1e per buehs,. w.tt
rates Of about 1ts0 0oo bushel8, II tos No
Oats, ard stKc for ReJected-the market elositi
quiet At the tnsIde quotations.
Rye was quiet and We note HIGHT fa.ea of No 3 d
kl.00. The o6ertng1 were light, but the de1nant
WIS limited.
Barley Was In fair demand 4rd arm At Yesterday
adyarce-sbon& 1900 bushels bavtng been sold, .
] n, ,k0@IB for No and 81 80 for Rejected-th
msskst e}osinG atea6y. ,,
There was 4 little demand tor Hishsines aud y
repp,t The pa.ket d1m ut IN advance OF 1c paf "a
Ion, With sales of 1oo brls only 1t 51.eo91.el.
.TInotb7 Seed Vaa In fatf request, and prim
samples were sold II S8.763a.So< fis1 Seed VA
st<aoy and actt7e 1t $s2o, ''-
Hsy N good aupply and the market Is easier-
with sxleA to-daY u 40 tonssheatef pressed TiE
othy 1t k2a.5o@Aoo.
Grain neiehts are still very aearee, and rite
ue xemlnal. To-day only ono vessel wa chm
.ezed' At SIC for osts to Buffalo.
Tha ercctry market exhibited further symptom
, | Of fttust1pg condde1ce. There has been = IA,
number d county buyers in thectty TO day. "h
ara now bu,tpg In their fall stocks Prices hav
sustttned no change, but rule drm 1t yestesda5
| quotations.
Hard and eo!e Coel ars in moderate supply, nr
with tic fuc7easipg activity oi tho Earket pEies
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