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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINCINNArI. August 20.
FLOUR Firm err, but the prices are un-
changed.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. l red, 81 IS, and
white. 81 80; there is shipping demand
for white.
CoRN-Advanced to 90c for No. in bulk.
OATs-Firmer; No. l. 60c.
RYE-Firmer, and sold at 81 17(9l IS; re-
Gel pts light.
BARLEY-In demand at 81 IS.
COTToN-Dull at 26G261Sc for midGling.
WHIsKY-Steady at soc IN bond
MESS PoRK-Held firmly at S23 so.
BULK MEATS-Held firmly at full prices,
but prices are unchanged; an active de-
mand for clear rib ard clear bacon
sides for the South and West; aid
$50 hogsheads sold at 153sc for clear
rib; and Is54GsI6c for clear; shoulders, firm
at I2l4c.
LARD-Quiet at l214@1258c.
BUTTER-Scarce, aud prices are 3a4c
higher, owing to the failure of pasturage
choice, 20tg24c
CHEESE-Dull and unchanged.
OILS-Linseed. 81 10, and dull receipts of
flax seed are large, over 5,O00 barrels during
the week :NIsastern buyers are paying 81 TO-
but Western crtsherS are anxious TO sell
tue OH as quick as made. Lard Oil firm at
81 00s9l o..
STAR CASDLEs-Advanced to 24@2r &c;
TalIow TO 151z916c, and the cems.n,. active.
TALLow-Advanced TO l2c. and scarce.
GoLD-140s4 buying.
MOSEY-Market easy atsSf1 70 per cent
ExCHANGE-Daii at par selling
There were heavy shower last night
which laid the dust and cooled the air. and
they were pretty general thro ghout the
West, but there has not Deen enough to Go
the crops any good.
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New York Grocery Market.
BY MALL
NEW YORK,,August

BY NALL NEW YORK, August II.
CoFFEEAHas been less active, but very
firm, including Java at Plea 25c; Native
Ceylon at 1S1aa20c; Maracaibo, l715(9lS51e f;
Laguayra, liza lSc; hio, l4ZQ19c; st. DO
mingo, 1554 q l6c, IN gold, per ID.
FIsH-Dry Cod has declined, and the
quality has become very irregular. selling
S5@5 so for inferior, and s5d6 rs for
prime. st. Georges MacE erel are dull !;
No. Bay, SlS1lS 90; No. 2 do, S12 50aI3 50 /;
No. 5, IS 25@9 30. Herring, 15@20c for No. ! !;
and 351140e for caied.
FRUITS-Foreign dried are about steady I:
Layer Raisins selling at 81 10: Bunch. So so /;
SardineS. or. bxs., part 1s5zGlo1sc; Italian
Macaroni, 1870; Currantsr lIs4c; Pecans,
23c; Peanuts, S. 2193 so; Messina Lemons
sold at Sl3; Palermo may be quoted a SIl;
Mention, s149l5; Havana Sugar LoafPines,
Sl7tD2O per q. Cuba LINES, SEA 10 per bbl.
MoLASsES-Is in moderate demand and
buoyant, including Porto Rico at 55075c;
Cuba 35955c; English Islands 54@56c per
gallon.
RICE-Is steady but quiet Rangoon Ga
91zc: Carolina 1i12@l214c, currency.
sUGARS-Raw sugars are very firm and
fairly active. Fair to good refining 1l1z01
I17gc; grocery grades 12(gf319c; sales today
l.350 hogsheads, including Cuba at ll54@
lZ12c; clarified do. l31411l4c. and Porto Rico
at l2c; also, 200 boxes Havana ct 129l315c.
We quote No. u ID. $. at l215c; refined
sugars are quiet. Moller & sons quote:
Cut loaf nc: crushed, powdered, and gran
ulated l65sc; soft whites (cofTees) I51z65151Sc;
yellows icoffees) l35s9l414c.
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government Bonds in New York.

lFrOm Il1neS, l4tn inst.
The home and foreign investment call
for public funds has been fair to day, and
prices of the coin bearing bonds have been
firm, as q rule, while in the instance of the
Five-Twentles of 1862 and 1866, May and
November issues, which have been in good
export request, as also of the Ten-Forties
which have been in enlarged demand for
domestic account, rather stronger prices
have been made. Seven-Thirtfes have
been more abundant and less buoyant on
a lighter trade. The first, or August, 1854
issue is being funded rapidly at the Capt.
tai and through the local office. and before
the 18th p9OximO the outstanding balance
viii doubt have been disposed of salts
factorily. The De 9artm ant is affordina
every possible facility to the note-holders
To make their conversions promptly and
conveniently. Compound interest notes
have benin renewed request. The August
1864, issue has ceased to be a quotab in
vestment. 1t is now being redeemed by
the Treasury as freely as It is presented for
liquidation. More than a third of the is
sue has already been retired and the De-
partment is fully prepared to paw the
outstanding balance without delay. The
closing quotations for the whole national
list were up to the best of the day.
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For other River Items see .serer.th Paae.

NASHVILLE, August 20.-The river is fall.
ing, with feet water in the channel to
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, August 20 River swelling
two feet ten inches in the canal, by mark.
CINCINNATI, August 20.-The river has
risen four inches, and the weather cloudy.
There were heavy showers last night.
The additional arrivals and departures
up TO midnight of Tuesday, include ne
Cora S., Louisville to Cairo; VIM. White,
Green River to Evansville; Ollie Sullivan,
Camnelion to Evansville; Sam Orr, 10
Cairo: Phantom TO Eastport, Leono.a 0.
TO Cincinnati; Charmer and Louisa from
Cairo.....-..The several packets had s.od
low water trips out, and the William
White and Ollie Sullivan came in
with good trips 1.-THE Charmer and
Louisa arrived from Cairo late last
night with good trips. The Louisa
had 81 hogsheads OF tobacco and a large
amount of miscellaneous freight The
Charmer goes out to-day with the mafi......
The Louisa lies over till Thursday. ......T The
Cora s. succeeded in getting off Scuff1e-
town, and passed down last night with a
good trip....The Ella Faher, we learn, had
her chimneys blown down on Monday, and
was compelled to return to Louisville and
will not be here until Fr1d8y....-.The
James Gray Will leave on Friday, for Hart
ford, and this will probably be her last
trip during the season to Rough Creek.
Billy Dunn, the elegant and popular clerk
ofthe magnificent Mayfiower, is in the city,
settling up the business of that boat.
He Will be found to-day on Henning,
HubbTs & Cos. wharf boat, ready to pay
charges.....-...Capt. j. II. Oglesby. veteran
stlamboatnan, and formerly a commits
sion merchant in this city is stopping at
the Sherwood House. He was clerk of the
lst Eath, and more recently of the Olive
Branch, and is, we are tod, looking re-
markedly well.....--The Mary Erwin was
advertised positively to leave for Clncin-
natl at O'Clock last evening. She will be
here tomorrow.
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European Market.
ByCab1e.

By Cable LONDON, August 2O-Eye.
CoSsoIs-Stronger at 945s. 5-2os, 1875
1. c., 77s4; Erie, 451z; A. & g. W.. 2lL4.
FRANKFORT. August 20-Eve.
BONDs-U. s. bonds, u.
LIVERPOOL, August 20-Eve.
CoTToN-Heavy; declined l-16@1sd; mid
ding uplands. 1919; Orleans, II Liz; sales,
5000 bales. The Manchester market for
goods and yarns dull with declining ten
dency.
BREADsTUFFs-FIour and grain closed
weak, but prices nominally unchanged.
Corn, SIS. Barley, SIS. Oats, 2s lid. Peas,
AS; Flour, 64s. Wheat, lbs Sd for new
Southern.
Professionalism firm, a sis. Beef, 1893.
Pork. los cd per barrel. Cheese and Bacon
unchanged.
PRoDUcE-Petroleum,s sgd for spirits, and
Is Id for refined.
LONDON, August 2O-Eve.
SUGAR-No minal at 25s Cd.
IRoN-Steady.
Other quotations unaltered.
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Chicago Market.
By telegraph

By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, August %.
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged.
WHEATON, higher; 81 9092 OF for No.
Spring: 81 S0fsl 81 for No. 2
CoRN-Quiet; 1z9lc lower at the open
ing; rallied and closed at 97149e71zc for No.
/; and 9SG9412c for No. 2.
r. OATs-A ctfve and &c lower at 491Sa5Ic.
RYE-Active and SC higher; 81 Is for No.
l, and Il 10 for No. ,
BAR EY-More active at 81 G0sGl Oh for
No. ,
MESS PoRK-Nominal at s23@2S ..
LARD-l2149l354c.
BEEF CATTLE-More active, and 2092jc
higher; S7@S 10 for good to choice steers.
Hoes-Active, and l09f5c higher; IS COG
y Tor good to- choice smooth.
SHEEP = Moderately active and un-
change.
hECEIPTs-5,7O0 barrels of flour; l0l 900
Dusnels OF wheat; los, COO bushels of corn ;
ia 200 bushels oats; 2, 100 hogs.
SHIPMESTS-9,000 barrels of -four; 20, 900
$1,000 bushels of eats.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph.1 LOUISVILLE, August 20.
ToBACco-Adv sales of III hogs
heads of Tugs at s. 5093 IS; common to me
dunn leaf. So 75@lS 30; cutting. SIS O0S22 90,
wrappers and manufa curing, SIS O0a35 90
WHEAT-Prime, 81 05a2U7
CoRN-95@97c delivered.
OATs-In bulk, $4,000.
RYE-Sl 10.
BARLEY-Dull at S5@95c.
MESS PORK-S23 10.
BAcoN-shoulders, 81 l2sz; clear sides
1S15c
HANs-Fancy, 2O1z82lc, all packed.
CoTToN-Steady at 24Gl5c. ans
acknowledgements 22025c.
WHIsKY-R Nv. in bond, active at 20a22c
CoPPER-New, e5s0.5c.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
New York Market.

BY telegraph NEW YoKK, August 20.
CoTToN-Shade lower; sales 1000 bales
2sa2sisc for mlddling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts "a 1863 barrels;s market
for old very firm, and a moderate inquiry
for white; new heavy and unsettled, sales
9.40o barrels; 81 6o@s IS for superfine State
and Western; 50 109ll 10 for extra West
ern; sll GOALS IS for choice do: 50 5O@lI p
for shipping Ohio; slI 409l2 80 for trade
California dull; sales 40 barrels, at So 50a
IA p; Rye flour firmi sales 80 barrels, at
81 z5a9 so.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-FIrm and moderately active;
receipts % ISL bushels; sales q, 900 bushels
81 3I1zas2 35 for new Amber Southern; 81 81
Genessee; 81 35 for Amber Michigan 81 so
for new white Southern. and 81 IS for ex-
ira choice new white Michigan
RYE -2g3c better, and quiet; sales of
parcels at 81 rs for Canada, and 81 S0@l So
for new Ohio.
MALT.In demand; sales $500 bushels;
part at 81 50.
1877 for new mixed Western afioat; 81 1917
al 10 .or ditto in store; 81 09a1 II Tor un-
Sounu - Al 70 Z, foT nigh mixsd nearly yellow
OATS-Receipts, 9,777 bushels; heavy un-
settled and lower; sales, 5000 bushels at
77@soc for inferior old Western; ssc for
new Ohio and Chicago.
~- RICE-Nominal.
other brands quiet and unchanged.
SuGAR-Steady; sales $500 hogsheads at
lls4@l214c for Cuba
M0I.A SSES Quiet and without change.
HoPS-Quiet at 309j5c.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet and steady.
PokK-Eirmer,; sales, {, $50 barrels at S23 IS
ar for new mess; closing at SOB 30 regular;
) 2 20 for old mess; SO 7a@ZO for prime;
So 20 for prime mess.
BEEF-Firfn-; sales, 1875 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-DulI and unchanged.
BACoN-Quiet and steady; sales, 300 box
at l5c for Lancashire hams; l3c for long
ribbed middles: J51zc for long cut hams.
Cot MEATS Unchanged; sales, $50 pack
ages.
L4RD-A shade firmer; sales, 100 bar
rels at l29zdl31ac, and small lots at 1870.
BUTTER-St esady at lIg25c for Ohio
CHEEsE-tirm prime heavy; for 9TH
er kinds, sales at 7@l354c.
LATEST-5P. V.
FLoUR-Closed firm advancing for old;
quiet and heavy for nsw.
WHEAT-Quiet; holders disposed to re.
salize at previous prices
RYE-Nery scarce. and strongly upward:
small sales of new Ohio AT 81 50.
CoRN-Quiet; sales at 81 l2al IA for good
to prime n~w and mixed Western, and
81 09Cdl ii for sound do.
PoRK-Steady; sales at / 200 bbls mess at
SOB 20G23 . cash and regular.
BEEF-Ltttle more active; prices steady.
CUT MEATS-NOminal.
BACON-F'irm with fair business doing.
LARD Very firm at 13149l315c for fair to
prime steam, an l31z913ssc for kettle rem
dered.
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st. Louis Market.

by 1S1cSIdHA.I 81. LOUIS, august
ToBACCo-Active; Tugs advanced soc and
shipping and manufacturing grades 10c per
loo. - ..
HEMP-Higher and firm at 81 S5930 o. for
dressed; and 81 309l 50 for addressed.
COTToN-No sales reported.
FLOUR-Quiet and buyers stood off; su-
per at s7@S; extra IS 7509; good double ex-
ira SO 30911 s.; treble do s12; choice SD 80
@Sl2 %
WHEAT-Less active except for choice
and fancy (which are scarce; prime, choice
sprinS~and club at 81 7o91 S5:s red fall
ranges at s. 156l2 33; white at 81 25d2 A..
CORS-Advanced but was slow at quota
tons; white at 81 05Gl 10; yellow 9SGs1 OF;
mixed s0a92c.
OATS dvanced 10 64aeSc.
RYE-Fi cher 81 9S1Sl 05.
PROEI,E oSS-St cad.
NJ EssS PcEK-At - 81
BACoN-sshoUid at 1870 l-szc; clear rib
sides i514c; clear sides I612c.
LARD-Cncft&nged.
WHISKY-At s. o.
RECEIPTs-F Flour lao bbls; wheat II ,S54
sacks; corn ,563 sacks; oats 1857 sacks:
rye I6i sacks: barley 123 sacks.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 20.
CoTToN-Firm; sal es. $50 bales Of low
middling. at 261zc; receipts, 5000 bales; ex-
ports, 8. lbs bales.
No II, Eye. -
NOTWITHSTANDING.
FLoUR-Holders asking an advance;
sales OF superfine at S. rs.
CoRN-Du1i; stock light; white mixed,
81 l0dI I215.
OATS-Firm at 70c
PoRK-Quiet and firm al S26.
LARD-Quiet; jobbing sales l43ac for bar
rels and tierces
GOLD-14015.
ExcHASGE-sterling. 5sg55c; n. Y. 12c
premium.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. August 20.
CoTToS -27lza2Sc
aFLoUR-Superfine SO 25
OATs-62d63c.
HAY-N929c
BRAN-l56lSc. H
PoRK-s26 90. -
TIC. TT
LARD-l3szc.
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New York Gold and stock Market.

By Telegraph.l New YORK, Aug. 20.
GoLD-Opened at 14l1z, and closing at
l4l13@I4ls4.
G0VERNMENT STocKs-Scarcely so firm !:
coupons of 1881 lll14 do. 1862 1l3sS; do. 1864
I0g3zal 1885; do. 1865 1101a; do. 1867 lI01z !;
series lO71z.
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Louisville Tobacco Market.

Business in this department of trade
has been remarkably buoyant during the
past week, and prices Oh ali descriptions of
leaf have advanced from ) c o 81 90 per 100
lbs. Receipts continue liberal for the
season and the market closes firm. We
quote:
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. A ugust 20.
DRY GooDS-Although there has been no
animation, yet dry good have sprung
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FOR SALE.
Stove Foundry for Sale

At AUCTION.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
~ PapllS aucsfon, az Two o,eaock ~ N.
Stove Foundry Buildings. on Franklin
Street. near the Creek Bridge, his lease
of five more, ON said buildings and lot
Said lot is 100 feet front by 600 feet deep.
Said building is A feet wide by ITO feet
deep, with a shed attached 20 by 40 feet.
Also, uudry Fixtures and Stock, con-
sisting of Boiler and Engine, Cupola, Fan
Blower. Flasks, Stove and Hollow WaIe,
9 Iron, Lumber, Coke, &C., tsc.%The above
fixtures a-e all new. and have not been
used. The buildings are conveniently To-
Gated, and have excellent water privileges
Sale positive. Terms cash. For further
particulars address
au20 blot. WIT Evansville. Ind.
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Weekly Review of the Pittsburg
Iron. Nail. ard Other Markets.

OFFICE OF THE PITTsBURG COMMERCIAL, /
Saturday, a ugust IL, 1867. !
The sales of metal for the past week are
not in the aggregate as large those of
the previous week, but at the same time
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21

TOR SALE-BUSINESS--A Merchan-
u disc Stock and Business in one of the
best stands in Evansville, Ind. Address,
stating real name and capital for invest
ment, Posi-Office Drawer 30. Evansville,
Ind. " Jy30 diff
NOR SALE-HOUSE-One brick house,
y two stories high, seven rooms, good
cistern. brick stable and wOod-shed, lot AZ
by $50 feet, situated in a good part of the
city, for sale cheap.
Also,
One Farm for sale or exchange for city
property.
Also,
Twenty Houses and Lots for sale.
8 NJ. ROLEY, ~
The national Republican., 1867-09-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

There "" great spathy in the stock market
the past week, and there was but little reaction
yesterday. Public funds were animated. and
there was strong demand for the old 5.2o,s,
Mr.. d. A. Wells, the Special Commissioner Of
the Revenue, who 10 now In Europe engaged in
statistical and financial inquiries, has informed
the Treasury Department that he will soon 70.
turn. He will be prepared to report new and
improved system Of taxation, internal and sxter.
nal, which will carry out the main principles
wdieh he advocated In his finance report, but
which Congress did not endorse, TO obtain suf.
hoient revenue for the necessary wants Of the
government including interest on the public
debt, In manner the least burdensoms and tho
most Just and impartial In relation to the various
industries Of the country. Ono great feature Of
the now system will be reduction Of number
Of articles selected for taxation either by the
tariff or BY excise.
The provision market was something better
yesterday, and -four advanced slightly, but firm.
There ". no material change in pork or boef
but ruled steady At old prices
jar cooKz Co., bankers, furnish us with the
closing prices Of Government securities on yes.
terday ns follows;
The national Republican., 1867-09-03

improvement Of Bennipg's Bridge road, In the
sixth district also, $500 for the roadi In the
Fifth district. ''
The Chair hore announced a letter from Mr..
enoPnere, q member, saying he could not bo
present, he being at homo with the chills,
Also, transmitted protest from Mr.. j. Kan,
gls, against tho construction Of a road aboys
aeorgetown. Referred.
Also, q petition from certain persons In the
Third school district, asking that male teach.r
be appointed instead Of female now serving
Referred to the School Commissioners, on motion
Of Mr.. Brown.
The clerk read a communication on from Mr.. ]. II.
McChesney asking tho erection Of hay scales At
Brightwood. Referred to the COMMITTEES on
Police. v"
Mr.. Brown, for tho Committee on Public Schools.
reported letter from certain citizens asking for
the erection Of a school.house in the county.
inc committee also report that they End that
thero are not enough Of scholars to warrant A
school.house being built, and the work will not
g on. This was for the use Of colored children,
The committee was discharged.
MI Brown reported q bill for Mr.. jenkins
Thomas, Of $35, for tho repair Of harness. The
bill was ordered to be paid
Also, reported two petitions, ono from M,,
Call, and another from John Baksrsmith, com.
planning that their taxes were erroneous.
MT. Plant stated that Mrs. Call had been
satisfied concerning her taxes, and that she had
paid her taxes.
MT. Burr said that the land owned by Baker.
smith was worth high price. lie thought tht 4
the cases should be dismissed.
On motion, the committee was DISCHARGED
from Its further consideration.
Mr.. Burr stated that he had been requested
by Coroner Woodward to ask that the court |
grant him note or some other paper for 81, 900
due him up to the first Of this month rs coroner.
mr. magruder moved that tho clerk be in.
structed to pay Mr.. Woodward $500. II was 60 |
ordered.
The bill Of Mr.. Prather, $40, was ordered to
bo paid, when
The court adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-09-03
A LIN WICK SEMINARY, FOR
IA YOUNG LADIES.

The dutles Of this Institution. which were sus.
pended for 4 time, owing to the unsettled condition
Of the country, will be resumed the coming autumn
The scholastic year consists OF ten months, con-
meneing on MONDAY, September o and endIpg
Juno SO.
Circulars may be had At Mossrs. W. II. 4 o. II.
Morrison's Bookstore, AS aud $40 PennsyivAniA
avenue; Mr.. W. BallAntyns's Bookstore 49s Seventh
and L streets.
TERMS:
Senior Glass board, English tuition, fuel and
lights, per scholastic eyeAr...................SG SG0
Primary Glass, board, knglsh tuition, &e., &C.. DOC
For other particulars address NJ A. TYSON ASD
SISTERS, Laurel, Nd. stopping place ON the BAln-
more and Warrington rAilr0ad-Contee's Station,
wo miles south OF Laurel. auln-lm
The national Republican., 1867-09-03
COMM ERClAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, September 2-Prices
show better feeling. Flour Is inactive, but
prices firm. Wheat-Sales Of about |, 500 bush
els at $50 for prime red and good white, and
l75 and 225 for very inferior to fair white and
red demand brisk. Corn active and prices i'm.
proving Sales Of 1900 bushels at 1902 and lO3
for up country mixed, 500 bushels prime river at
lO6, and q small lot Of yellow at los. Oats in
good demand, with offerings Of 2, 100 bushels;
l., 100 of which sold ut 81, and the remainder, In
small lots, brought 81 and 81. There is q fair
inquiry for Rye, but the offerings continue light,
and We note sales Of only 1870 bushels, in small
lots, at 100 for inferior, and 1875, 1870, and 1872
for fair and good. The tug-boat Gov. Curtin.
from below, yesterday morning, reports . coal
vessel, bound up, ashore at Maryland Point. 1t
Is supposed she has gotten Of on one Of the high
tides since. The steamer Columbia reports q
green-bottomed vessel, heavily loaded, bound
up, ashore at Dade's Shoals, in Nanjemoy Reach.
A lighter was sent down this morning to her as
sistance
BALTIMORE, September 2.-The market for
Flour Is very quiet, and but few transactions are
reported. Sales to-day $50 bbls City Mills su.
per at 50, and 100 bbls. Howard Street Extra at
$40. wheat-Receipts {, $50 bushels white and
10, ,7S9 bushels red. The market was rather
stronger to-day at about Saturdays prices
Prime red sold at 230a235 cents, and some lots
Of very choice brought 2I5 cents Sales: White
100 bushels at 2l5 cents 200 bushels at 220
cents 400 bushels at 255 cents; 200 at 245 cents;
III at 200 conts; 100 at 200 cents 100 at 2l5
cents. Red-300 bushels at 225 cents; SIS at
220 cents; 220 at 225 oentsi 2l6 at $50 cents /;
800 at 245 cents 200 at 245 cents $50 at 2s2
cents 270 at 332 cents 800 at 245 cents 240
at 245 cents; $50 at 245 cents; 100 at 225 cents;
200 at 225 cents 27S at 220 cents $50 at 2l0
cents 800 at 2i5 cents; 225 at 2l0 cents Corn
Receipts 1904 bushels white and 1,76l bushels
yellow. With an active demand the market was
hrmsr to-day, and prices advanced about Scents
for white and to 2 cents better for yellow.
oats-Reoeiptsl II, 800 bushels. Market less Arm.
sales 3, 900 bushels at 63 cents 200 at 60 cents
600 at 65 cents. Rye-Sales so bushels at 1888
cents ll5 at 140 oentsj SO at 1888 cents 800 at
1855 cents.
New York, September 2-Flour dull and un-
changed receipts 10, 632 bbls. Wheat quiet
aud steady receipts 2S.6l9 bushels Corn dull;
receipts rs, 1853 bushels, Rye quiet. Oats dull
and declining. Pork dull. Mess $23 20a23. 25.
Lard dull at 1Sal4 cents. Whisky nominal.
Barley and peas nominal. Cotton dull at 81
cents for middling uplands. Freights dull.
Spirits turpentins firm at 5st cents.