, 1864-09-05

sudden decline IN gold, and a corresponding de-
prectation In the values Of prodrce-the market
for which Ea5 very neutrality-suspicious. changing
almost every two OF three minutes on Change.
Flour vas neglected snd nomiual1y tEGea5c low
Ct, With sales Of only about zoo br1a, at $la.noD
12.S7;s for white winter extras, and Si0.50D10.80
for spring cxtras.
Wheat underwent ~ ,>ther panic, aud there Ia
wide range in prices-tha market showing de-
cline Of gG1ec z bushel. About 7,f0o bushels win
ter and 500 600 bushels spring What were sold, at
Ssc cs for No. Rcd; sa.o5Gss.o; for 1so. 2 Red
s1..0aq.oo for Rejected Red; s2.otG2.07 for No.
Spring; $19ile.0s for No. ? Spring; and $3.50
1.s7 for REJECTED EcsIng-tho marke: closing quiet
at s2C3 for No. / and sl.9?h for No. Spring.
TIE demand ras wholly observation-disclosures
having no confidence whstcEcr iu present prices.
Cern declined &c pc. hathel, With bnt a limited
rptculatiyc and shipping inquiry, aud sales OF only
ahcut e, ,o0u bushels, at st.3l for No. Cosu;
s1.25l1.8l for No. Corn; mud Si,77 fos Rejected
c, zn-the market closfne dull and heavy n $l.3a
for No. / and 1.3o fur No. 2 IN store.
Oats ruled HGE1c lower, with less actf7tty-on15
about 1s0 eco bashels having changed ha1ds, at
e61sQC Tor no. Gate, CiG6tzlc Tor No. 2 Outs,
and 5lc for Ee1ccted Oata-the market e1oetng
sead5 at 6G1c for 30. and 8lSc for No. Oats.
i Rye wss less active and a13c per hushal lower
With eales Of about II 600 bushels, at 81 S49131
for No. Rye, $13231.G34 for No. Rye. and
Sl.2i for Rejected Rye-c1oeng steady At $1.15 for
No aid 81 E2@1.s3 for NJ. 2.
aBarley was bGeGc lower. with gales Of only 9.O50
bn At S2.1GS7 e.1ek for No In store and $3.50 for
choice No On track.
uiehwfnes were in fair demand md d1mer, with
ssles Of Goo hgls a. $1.s6-closing firm.
PROVISIONS were entirely neglected, and auota
tioae are nominal.
Butter is In nctfve demand and firm, With heavy
sa!cs at io@4sc. Inferior grades were sold at $50
:a1'sc.
Timothy Seed WINS steady and firm at $5,b0la5.cQ.
b1aI Ssad Was steady At 4At1.
Grain FrcfEhts *efe dRil at &c for oats. Sc for
wheat, and 7Ac for corn to BulFalo.
The Grocery market has been quiet, Is ts usual
on the Inst day OF the week. Prices have expe-
risurcd NO change since yesterday, although with
any iurther decline In gold tee market will have
downward tendency.
Cheese Is still Ia small and In dequate supply.
Prices 1a1e Yery arm at the advance noted yester-
day.
Coal l. in good demand and unchanged. Soft
coal 10 in better supply aud prices rnle steady.
Hnrd Coal fs in very small and Inadequate euppiy.
The market rules very FIRM at present quotations,
Green Fznfts are very active. The supply OF Ap.
pies has considerably improved it being nov large
and abundant. We note further decline pf5Dc
per bbl. Peaches in better receipt and easier,
Market active ard firm at s5.00@4. Loo per basket.
Hides are In better demand. Green Sailed have
further advanced Ac per h. Dry Flint are in fair
supply and firm at previous quotations.
Carbon OIL continues IN Tery light demand and
supply. The principal stocks in the market ara
held at prices ranging fon 81 10 per gal, bat
pzefent sales, all OF which are Of email Quantities,
at S5G9sc for best White Oil. Llnaeed dull and
inactive.
Wool is still In active demand. with no decline
In the previous drmness OF the market. For ordi-
nary to ane fleece Wool, prices range 1ton 93on
$40 per b, although several holders are seeking
higher rates, 4
The Lumber market Ia active, with An inade-
quate supply. Choice to medium car1oes are f1sm-
er, with IN advance Of 90 per orc thousand teet
On our prerious quotstions.
LATER. |
In the afternoon, owing 10 the telegraph wires
being down, there we're no dispatches received |
from New York, and the market fo- Produce tuled
qulet-No. Spring Whcat selling In small way
at g. 0cG2 Of, and No.2 Corn AZ 81 80. osts and
ulghwlnes we're neglected.