, 1865-05-26

PRICES 1u!c1 sQade 11Enefs OUT nefe II sl11
remarkable quietuets among shippers. and the
transactions sre chiefly Of speculative character.
There Is large feet Of yeasels in the hasaos bat
IRE 'ghts are eearce and very low.
Tha Provision market to dsJ WAS also better
and more actise. The frat dispatch quoted Meas
Pork at t. 81. md tho second at o0. and $1761
for Prime Mess. Here there was an Increased In
quiry for Gees Pork tud the market was better,
With eales Of 1,sso bfls city packed. In lots, at
81 H021 oo-e1ostrg after tho receipt OF the Sec.
ond New York Dispatch, with buyers Of choice
btands &t <2aoo. Prime Mess Pork was In mode
rate request and armer, with sales Of 80 brls 1t
tl7.00, and Ito brls re-packed At $500. Sweet
Picked Hams were neglected and nominal At 1aGS
idac. Bulk Aeats were dali and nominal. Lard
quiet, NTH sales Of 30 tres prime kettle Leaf
At lie.
The market for uighwines advanced &c pcr gal
Ion, hud ttete was IN improved feeling, With sales
Of Is br1e at <I.oa. This fmpr oyement is due en-
tircly to the fact that government has released
large amount sf the w1nes sei1ed in the posses
aon Of Innocent holders, on their taking oath that
tho diatflers are not interested, directly or tnd.
rettly, IN the wines aetzed. OF course this does
not exonerxte the d1ad1lers or uthara who may
hssa been engaged In the frauds on the revenue
of6ce1ft but 1t increases confidence among hold
ers.
ovlng to the improved advfces from New York,
EtlH WEE q tG1t A@AfF At4A21AA 4uI E1O41t 3Lu lu4
market advanced lo1l5c y brl. with ta1es OF shout
400 hrls at $s.o0@9.73 for fair 10 choice White
Winter Extra, S6.75G6 80 for good to choice
Spring Extras, and S5.1eiG5.1o fcz low grade to
taIr Ext1sa. At the close the market vas very 1rm
At the adyance.
Theee was an active speculative demand 70.
Wheat, and the market advanced i14c. On the
'curbstons," !" No Spring sold 1t $1.21t@l.a3
and subsequently on Change advanced 10 $l.2it.
This figure Nas not maintained towards the
close, and tho market ga1o way 4Rfc-elosinc
rather quiet The aslea foot up 2s9 900 bushels At
s12s for No. : Red Winter; f1.s5 for Extra
Spring at2a,G1.2I} for No. Spring. and sL1s
LA for No. 2 Spring. In stora-clostng with
buyers Of No. ! at $1.7si, and eellera ut $t.23s.
There WaB fsmer feeling in the market for
Corn, md the market advanced .Gl3c On Nos
and 2, and 5G6e on Rejected, but buyers did rot
willingly respond to tho improvement, hence the
volume Of business Nas rather light. We note
rs1es Of 5,G00 bnahels At 6o4t7c for No. i; $50
G54c tor No. 2, md i6G30c for Rejected in store
cIoaInc steady at about dc for MOL In ttore.
Canal Corn waa dull and almost neglected, with
sales OF only 2000 bu No. ! at a., L 0. b.
There Has IN actiye demand foE Oats By the
"short "lnsesest xnd the market advanced 19t{c,
with sales of 246, 600 bu 1t 43Ge15c for No. and
lie for No. in store, and 43tc for No. s1oAt It
is asserted By those we'll posted, that the amount
Of Oats In store today, exclusive Of to~day'S re-
cetpts, do not amount to more than 115l130,co0
bu-moetly held In two houses. Tbs market IL
very largely oversold.
There was uttle inquiry for RE, and the mar
ket was dull, with salea Of only ooo IN at 6oc for
No. ! aGoat.
Barley WAS dull md unchanged With Light sales
Of New No. 2 In store at Sc.
The market for seeds WAS dull and almost neg
Iected with trivial sales at l.65 for Flax Seed.
&. 80 fos Timothy, s1.00 for Hungarian, xnd SLID
for Mtllet. There W1s uotbins DUNG In Clover.
Lake Freights wer- dull, neglected, and nomt-
zal At Ac for corr. and 43c tor wheat to Brhflo.
There IL a Arge number Of vesselH
in port, many Of which hare Laid up nntl the mar
ket shall improve. "Rsil' and Rail and Lake,
ffeIghts are dull md lower. There II verJ little
produce going forward to New York.
Owing to the sdvancs in gold the general mar
ket for groceries ras rather uuae.tled-but teud-
Ing upwarda. There MAS decidedly trner feel
tnr on the part Of holders. snd in some Instances
they refused to make prices. Our Quotations may
be regarded IS nominal.
The following dispatch was. received to-d.y at
the Gtoeefs' Exchange:
.... NEW Yonx, Nay Is.
@i5c, hard rtdned lsc, waite 4 17c-Yery i'm.
LATzR-Soo ?. m.-RsSw aud refined su9ars quot
There waa decidedly better feeling In the
market for Lumber ca19oes, and talcs were u,sde
at better prices. The offerings, however, were
generally only second class, for which The de-
mand was not very active. Good I or / "trip car.
goes would sell readily II m advance Of sLl0 q
m on the closing pfices Of Last week. Shingles
we're steady At $500 for Sawed 4. Lath steady at
{200.
The Dry Goods market ras eteady but rather
quiet al onr revised quotations Of yesterday. In
another totnmn will be found the quotations Of th4
New York Independent for this week, together
With review Of the New York 1n&rkat.
Beef Cattle continue In light supply, and prices
cons equently rule hsm at the improvement noted
yesterday. The advance, however, Ia mol regard
ed os any upward movement In the n1askat proper
hut il looked upon Rs ephemeral, produced solely
BY the light supply and active demand. The sales
we're $50 head Al SC a5@7.G0 for faiz to good, and
s7.e0Gb7 7o for good 10 prime.
Hogs continue actlTe, with no quotabla change
IN prices. The supply Is fully equal TO she a.
1nand but Ill are readily taken. ssies nero $3.50
head at $7G017,a5.
The following dispatches. were received on
Charge:
Wheat, fair demsnd at s1.33. Corn. good tnqui-
IT: G7c offered, held at 71e Oats, 'aat; held at
&c On 'he spot, and 4sc to srEiEe. F1eigha, ua-
NEW Yoak, May aa-1sm.
Flour 1odo15c better. Receipts, 1000 brls.
2s01O bu. Corn 6rm At sue. Gats active 1t Sc
Pork aaIe. It <2asa. Lard quiet ard unchanged.
Whieiy lnaettYe and nomInA1. Gold, 1ss4.
-; NEW YoEK, Nay ISL Pm.
Flour acafn better; Gales at s.. ;.006a7.a5. Wheat
ira at b8c. Pork better; sales at "a 90. Prime
Meas II 6:7,t0. Lard atm at 1910, WhlskY 1sm-
CT tt sl.!s. Geld. !s7X.4