, 1863-05-22

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Tie REGENTS of nYoduce t}u1ing the past twenty
fou, hours embraced 1878 brs Of -four. 25,47l bu
wheat 1905 bu corn, q, SO bu oats anu Isl oa
RE- The r<cfipts Of -four are the hedrsest efer oe.
fore knosrr, for one days supply. In the htsfory y
our city.
The general produce markets were active and
prices rn1ed q shade higher, ootn on "heat anu
com. Besides an active shipping inquiry theFc
ia. faf, 1ocal epeculatire demand, and business
WIS consequently brfek-
The Flour market, howcEer' 1emAins lnaellve
and ouict with light sales Of Spring extras At 5o
a5.5o. The unueually heavy receipts, no1edhoo'e'
tended to deprcss the market.
There was better inquiry for NO spring
Wheat, and pricee ruled 1Gsc h'ghes tnan Jester.
day; but No Spring was pafsiaty hesiesleu anA
without any material change. ABOUT eoVoo oasn-
ella changed hands at $l.171S for No Red; $1.O34
far Rejected Red; s1.14Get.17 for No Spring; oe
a97c for No Spring and 7sGesoc for Rejected
sprinc-the market closing very drm, owing to
more favorable advices from New York
The Corn market opened buoyant and fully nc
per bushel higher, principally under the influence
of the stormy speculative demand that existed;
but shippers refused to pay the prices and with
drew from the market, when It Immediately fell
back and became active at an advance Of nearly Ac
on yesterdays ruling quotations. with sales of
about leo 0t bushels, 1t 50G5ac for Canal and Riy
er Mixed afloat; 6Oc for Yellow Corn in store; ASK
74ec for Mixed Corn in store; and 47c for Reject
ed Com. The brlk Of the sales OF Mixed Corn
were at 4s51c. and notwithstanding the New York
market was better 1t closed dull at that price with
downward tendency.
The market for Oats also opened firm and fully
higher than yesterday, but fell back aud closed dull
at a decline Of z564c per bushel-So selling ut
63@@3Ae. In the carly part Of the day sales were
made as high as 54c. but the great bulk Of the
transactions were at o3xc. Rejected Oats were
| cold at 49A950c.
| Rye was more active at &c for No. in store,
No. Barley in store was sold at $1.18. HighwInes
were generally held at 39}}5e, but the market was
dull-buycrs offering only SOC. A email lot OF city
| vines were eold at holders figures Provisions
were dull, and generally ueglectea-the transac-
| tions being confined to small lots Of Lard at &c,
and lot of 175 brls city Mess Pork at There
is fair inquiry for Lard at &c, but holders o1
strictly prime are asking 9Ac. Talow il in fail
demand at as<c for city, and 91{c for country.
The receipts of Live Hogs were fais, and undel
a liberal shipping inquiry. We note an active
market at an advance Of 7o050c orer the closing
prices OF the last market day. The Sales foot ul
some $40 at range Of S350GA.50.
| Beef Cattle were in light supply, aud eteady
with sa1es at Il G0G5 60 for medium to prime.
The Salt market continues firm, with sales 0
Michigan Fine at 81. Is, delivered at cars, an,
$3.50 on dock. The supply is scarcely equal to th
demand. Liverpool G. \. Salt il held at 81 I
sack.
There is etill good demand for cargocs Of Lunl
Der, and tue market remains steady anu firm, witt
!: sales today at $1a12H114.00 for good east shor
qualities The best Muskegon and Green Ba
ca5gocs arc active at S1a.50. We notice from til
Detroit papesa TINT Chicago dealers are there buy
ing lumber.
There arc but few vessels in port, and We repor
only two engagements, at &c for Wheat, and SC 70
Corn to Buffalo.
PERsoSAL-r. N. Tait, Esq.,, Il London banker