, 1866-09-22

At q lale hour last night the equiuoctta1 abatcd,
and the rain ceased. Along toward morning, q
heavy frost fell, and from various points along the
line Of the Galcna Railroad VIC bear that It 'yna
severe enough to make Ice one eighth OF an Inch
thick. The leaves Of the corn were th1ckly coatcd
With ice, and there seemed to be general opinion
that the crop In that scction was badly damaged.
In accordance with this belief, large orders were
received from the country for the purchase Of
corn, aud The market was excited and buo5aut
with large business at material advance Ii
yalucs.
The Provision market was again lifelcss. Hold
e,s Of Mess Pork lcts firm In their views, with
sellers OF ptrafeht brands at 3325 but VIC did mol
hear Of any transactions. Dnlll Meats were ne
elected and duon,ina1-Shou1dcrs quo1able at ta0
1.4c. Lard was dull, with Gales Of 70 ticrccs at
1sAc. ..-.
Whi.key was Gr1u with eales Of 50 br1s bonded
ut 3Qfc, bond cancelled here, and co brls at SC,
transportation bonds furnished. FREQ was inac-
tive, bnt held at <s.a1.
In view OF more favorable adviccs from the East
there IVES better demand for Flour. and the MR.
ket vas Gr1ner and moro active, though there was
| no decided change in ynlncs. We mole FAtcs Of
1900 brl* at <l2 so0135o for While Winter; $3.50
! 9l1.15 for Spring Extras, md &9.ssSblo.S0 for
choice Spring and Winter Supcra.
Eudcr the influence OF strong "bcar'' move
| ment, the market for No. Spring Wheat WIS dull
| and C@sc lower. For No. Spring there was
fairly active shipping demand. and the market
WIS steady at about yesterdays range. REJECTED
| Spring was &c lover. Extra Spring also declined
Sc The Gales foot up 1e5 GOO bu al IS far Extra
3..esQe.1O for No, /; si.ss9isssi for North Side
md &lelG1 n for South Side No. 2, and $lC0 for
Rejected Spring-closing at $a.0s1e.09 for No. /;
| $l.s4 md s1.96 for No. ? Spring.
| On the ''curbstonc" The Corn market opened
qnici and 1,:c lower, bnt subsequently it became
quite excited. under the news OF frost. and an ad
vance OF aye took place. AT this ngure The mar
let opened on Change, though little later 1t
weakened and rcceded Nc. Toward the close tho
further receipt Of frost dispatches and large or.
dcrs caused stiEer feeling, and the market I'M
proved 1c-closing rather quiet. The demand
was mostly, II not entirely, speculahse-hased on
the frost. considerable nauber OF Cincinnati
| orders were also On The uaskct, no doubt In con-
sequence Of fhe great destruction of the crop by
| the frcshcts in the Big and Little Miami.
About ri ,oou bushels changed hands at 1slt:c
Tor No. !; s7.SG for No. 2, and asGl3ic for
Rejected In etore; &c for high Mixed. and 500
f1.1c for No. Canal adoat-closing with buyers
Of No. I in store al G1sic, and sellers at &C.
Oats were quiet and steady With sales at 31G5
aatc Tor No. i, and as:iGsoc for Nos In store.
The transactions in No. reported yesterday al
&c were made nj Sc free ef sforr7e, not n store.
There was more active demand for Rye, md
I HhFhtl A0f2AEtA VHk7e% "A%2 S3aGt NJ N$Ws*SS
for No. !, and 6sG69c for No. In store
Barley was in steady demand sud dr,, with
sales ii SC for No. 2 aud 1oG50c for Rejected in
store. Sample lots sold At 60c6$1.9o for faiz 70
primo.
Lake Frcichts were in good request and Nc
higher, With engagements At ll3tc for Com. lie
for Barley, aud 1Se for Wheat per sail and lsc
per propeller to Buffalo.
There Was more activity in Broom Com and the
| {x}E7
fa3r TO prime.
lii Hops VIC heard Of no movement, and the
market was nominally unchanged
Lead Is qr1et and quoted 1t l131lAc for Pig.
| In the Grocery t1ade there ts fair amount cl
business doing, vnd prices are generally steady
and strong.
Trade n Metals ard 11nness' Stock, together
with Iron, Steel, Nails aud Hardware Is fairly
active, sud p1iees are steady and have undergone
no change.
salt is scsive at present quotations.
seeda arc moderately active aud steady. .
Wool I. quiet and easier, With atendcneJ 10 de.
cline IN prieca.
Lumber BY the cargo l. quict, but prices Of good
qualities arc firmly maintained.
The following dispatches wero read today on
Change:
BUFFALO, September Fl.
No. Wheat, s1a; Com, 7se-tendins apwsra;
Seis. Hseei6's-whs;t; s;9Ss y; ..,.a,s.- .,
qa16 s'Ssns Vice. ~ En- aa sz coia sSsss
!led and quiet at s6!i ils:c- Oats arm at ss9soe
Tssk sssay5, H5,s, f o1s a15a as md nominal
: Flour better at g. .15Glo:se Wheat better ant
unsettled. Corn better IL s'Gss7tc. Oats. strong
LATER.
1ulhe afternoon the Corn market WIS again ex
. cited and the market advanced 1914c. witt
kx1k& Nf Nh I in FIT ESlfr- AZ the clO4