, 1866-07-30

III" Alelnltd Wrnttitf ib.1ny ilad depressing |
trxl N, slu srnern tntkels. md We linsn so l'oso
aa.ntfn drthr III t'tres. tl'a aitea,'sor4 lpf
tiar IN Wtcnt ~, urnI,Is Ut The trrrns lhtn. wrlr
rhi'r,t'Hi1y rfr#Hllei,, and Tin "Iina" fnt[ lnu
nl,tptt.anr nrptnrtnye. ts", Asx,.nsshea fE%ss"Tal
tnys i,at. tt,w llls ernps lhuk well. aud TINT wa
lnay txl'est a ssiy n'u''faat 'tar'rh!.
Ilu ituslAlan Wnr|tet to'daY luled 4a'pf. will
sats nl uhy atD bI!s Hess lafis 1T fIYa' al''l n
tre, 4wctt tItltted JIalsa al lb4c. L,stl aud pnt
Mta(A Aro ncglfcs.1.
Tl,p tnnlltut fnr l1glIwDnc. wna very Inlnl. and
tle only l,arsacton wp l,ate 10 nola II a Hafe uf
efA t,r1a. 1loni1rd ii NC. Fses Wines wcsp hH'a at
$!.sa, ~sttast |"ycss.
Owing to il.e decline In Wheat. md ll'a brilliant
prospects lur n bolhc0us crop. haytrs oil Flour
wrrc moi anttunH IL olcralo nj Tin nl'ance t'b-
| tnInsl yegtcrlny, but demanded n concafs,on
c1,nl to lilo dctl.no 1T Wtent. whitl holders 70.
fused 10 grant, thereby materially restricting te
| eulnn,o ot b.stncs.. Alont 1.s00 bfls c1lnnscd
tnntt@ al fg.thgh1t0 ftr Eprtn4 f;xtras: RiG1 for
k;,rtnr Eurers, md $IU8D 8Dl.ou Tor unsound liz
| ttnF. ...
Il,c wcn,t,cf to.dny ,ras clenr, tfr, delightfully."-
tso,, MIL Exceedingly faYo.able sor harvesting. III
ttuw Ut tifs fact. t1ere was scf1 Slight ihIu'fJ
fur Wheat, ntd The frrhei DECLINED ud1hc OF ttcgl.
Int 40. ]. Northwestern ttnr a'rglcctstl, No.
t,,t3ts was diltt mid <tiUH my decided rlnilgu.
1lr thles sool up nE1 iii, ii ft. &o'.ta fur fscg'
tIHr No. II i7.ish'sls Inr No. =. an1 haFaSic fur
i,rccsed III elufo-tosttg nominal AZ si6i suf frg'
hlnr MOL.
1hrp ,yn. iran ntt,ytty IN TIM Com n,nskas, h,d
DECLINE ar W. IL to"k l'nc" ot, lha rlo.lg tn'ra
Ut yesterday Hh!ppeTa Wcso holding OF IN SI"w
0r i'm rrasrly Of vessels, md az t9aa coHttnfl'
maturing shls n6ni, tase neatly nll lHsl1 eoser"'
lrtterulatiyo Inquiry WA ligAs. The aatts tnot w
eiGNh In nt b9c for No. !; aaataac fns No. y
&c far He}re!sl. md sl.s5b:c Tor Yellow III s'orc
| &c Tor White, and 0n&Lt0Hc for No. asoAt, nns
C.,tc for No. stce GU hoard-c'osag nr1u ut $40
us13c for fresh receipts Of No. In store.
& Uata were in moderate demand, at'1 Tho Taaskc
wes siac Ir1nrr, with sale Of IL, 000 hn at d ~
for No. and ISL 29.ic tor No. 2-closfng Arm a
G a5s,c for frcsh receipts Of No. In stose.
= The demand Tor Nyc wns light and tho markc
was quiet aud shade easier, with tsthins ea1cs
= &c for No. and 5tc for No. = In store.
= Haflcy was dull and neglected.
!. There was nothing doing In grain Frefshts, on
irg 10 the scarcity Of vessels. Shippers We're ole
;. ing &c for corn to Buffalo, bull ne utd not nea
n Of 1uy cngn :e1nents.
4 Salt CONTINUES In steady demand and lrm, wit
alrsx c1o barrels new lne nj :2.6a de1iSesed.
There Is no movement III Tu1tow, and our quot
tois are entirely nominal.
u Seeds atc dull md neglected. Eew Flax Fl
September delivery sold yesterday at s2.ad.
In general Groceries there Is IN active bna
ness Going. Sugars arc In large cousump''
I'd Demand and ns the stocks arc lisli full prices
lg obtained. Cocecs arc firm and in light stoe
Prime to choice lilo Is SCARCE. Syrrps arc movis
.. off quietly.
% TIC pry Goods marlse. is fairly active Tor t
season, but there is no great amount Of fiz1nne
- In ntiecs. Adyiccs from New York report we
Ky market. Here NC make no change In quotation
.7S The followtns dispatches we're read I
70 'Chauge To-day:
ed General r. Sherman !; here T'a!ls +. q1 I,
Gu, | md suspended. Wheat nominal Corn, nc. "
nfH nj Frl}rhE--.1jE E0iu 10 ~