, 1865-07-22

anxiety which prevails to tome a1tent with re-
gard 10 the whsst crop, and the market was 6rtner
In consequence; but n Eoo1 as the New York dls-
patches vera received. there was less huoyaoey
md blight reaction took place.
The Piotislon market WA buoyant, owing to
adEiees trom Louisville OF awards by Government
OF about 5000 brls Of Pork, and also owing to
more favorable news from New York. The de-
nard. however, wRa chiefly for BITrelcd PORK,
there being but 1ittle inquiry for Bulk Nests.
Tho INT New York dispatch quoted Mces Pork at
202.00, and ths second At 93l,15. Hora tho mar
kst advanced $f.o0 per brI, with talos OF 1000
brls st E29.00, and 100 brls extra heavy At t3oco.
There WIS universally acsire inquiry for P.tme
Ness Pork, and prices advanced 69c@t1. 90 per
brl, with sales Of 97O0 bzls At at S29.OCG2ss 90
tho market closing very tEn At &a36 Bulk
Meats were In limited demand snd very quiet
with sellera OF Shoulders at 1bc and Sides At 16c
looss. Lard is very scarce, snd sellets arc hold.
mg prime kettle At sst and prime steam at aac.
The ComnIsearJ Of Subsistence at Louisville
has made awards Is tol1owa:
1850 br:s Ness PORK, At; oaa9s %
sD,HD ns Smoked clear Nlb'd Sides. i5- Is
$4,000 Ds Smoked Shoulders......... IT
a pr1sats dispatch from st. Louis states that
tho Comnissary OF Subflstsrcs at that point &C.
cepted bids Tor 4,C00 ns Prime Ness Pork at
$sac0Gta5 %; but there Wis no Bacon takeu-
uighwlres were In limited demand aud quiet,
with light sAles at 81. .oss.0si. and roil lots at
S2c6.
Tho Flour market Was again qnitt, owing to
the nuflvotable rews from New York, but thern
was 10 Essential chanxs IN priees, except for the
lover grader, which Nsre dull aud neglected 1t a
con cessicn Of 10@1sc. TIE demand to-lay was
restricted to good to choice grades Of Winter and
spsirg E1,rzs. Some 1000 htrrela changed
haudf, at St 60@19.95 fos fir TO choice White
Winter, and s5.751B.73 for fair to Fancy Spring
Ext1se. There WIS nothing doing In Bed Win
ter OF supernuo qualities. A email lot Of Rye
Flour sold In 4 lual1 way al E425.
The Wheat market opened Hkroug and fnlly 1c
better. with sales Of No. Spring at 31.11, but
gradually sold dswn to $1lci altar the receipt Of
the New York dispatches, closing quiet. No. 2
Spring WIS in good shipping demand, and yester-
Gays outside .p1ics was 1ullJ sustained. Extra
Spring was in good milling demand, and &c bet.
ter. There u veyy little Offering. ThtEs WAS
eotne inquiry for Red Winter, but there Is very
little IN the market. We note sales OF al 600 b1
at Il. 50 for No. Red; S1.15 for extra Spring;
tt,104@l.11 for No. l; $1.oo01 cot for No. 2, md
b5RTOc for Rejected SprtnE-tloein2 With buyers
ofNo. l at $1.lo and sellers at &l.10i.
There Waa ! moderate dse1es Of Acttyity in
Corn, and the market advented }6b1c On Nos.
aEd 2, hut at the c1oee, owing 10 the uafavorable
atsiccs from New York, ths demand fell OF and
he market closed weak. Rejected Corn was less
active, but without any change In yalues. We
note aales Of ITO 900 bu 1t 6oc for White; 569157}c
mostly the latter neure-lor No. ; 659@5ac for
No. ?, and s0c for Rejected In store bsc for No.
sfloat, and 69Gt5gtc for tho came grade, Zee On
board.
Oats were 1eaa active and fGb4c lower. closlng
quiet, We note aalea Of 70 ,oou bu at as@Aoc for
No. !, clotiu9 quiet at The inside fgure-
There was some Inquiry for Rye In special
houses, to dll,out rsrgoes; but elsewhere, 1t was
difacult to sell, oven at 4 decline Of 41sc. We
note sales OF small parcel Of No. At 61c- There
were buyers at Is ior No. >, aud g. for No. J. on
South Side, however, but there WAS nono offered.
Barley was quiet, but 1c better, with c4les Of
new No, . at 6&c.
Lake Frsfchts were dull and }c lower, with en-
gsceens at &c for corn and &c for OATS to Bn6a 10
There was no change In Flour ftefghts.
There Hss IN active demand for Groceries, and
the market for III sispls goods Is very hsm- Prime
Conses are tn limited supply, and under coed
deuasnd prices have advanced 1c. We quoto the
range On Rio It 29G83fc. There Il m active de-
unand foT all kinds Of Sugar., which sre in very
low ttock. Refined grades are tcaree, and com
mapd tuIl prices. Our 1obbers can orly get
enough 1t 4 time to supply ono or two days' de-
mana. There Ii rather more doing IN syrups, and
ptices are ehade better, especially for the finer
siaee& a ~, 49,. 49, 49,. .A ~ ~ ~ ~.
siness cong. A. saoe gooas as ns also nm. rs s
hetehant' E1chanee'
.-... New foRK, JAY u.
oo Food Gsoeen SuSais loss a. ao at; .a;.s aHi
mc; Hn!e An I've Ano 1*Anes 1aieA' eonee ouiit
Teaa aseady.
There "as better supply or Lumber efesaog
to day, offering better Inducements to buyers to
obtstn desirable csrRoes. Trade WIS briek, and
] ~, n,,rss wa,a Sustained. but M aayanco waa
opthned. Sh1ucles a4e IL n9nt eappS ELL
wanted at full prices.
sA.a. ua,a cnfe+ and unrbanred. with sa,ea At
.o 1eeas ~ ~ nss. * M ~. ..1.a T'ma,hv ~
9lo.eu 70. C!oSex, es:oo W. psii4Ae a1o
S1.eo0t. Is fof flax seed.
There il lees Inquiry for Salt. but the market II
steady and nnchanred. Cs.poes aIoat arc tsm
:, ~ * c,r.Ioad fots are ouot.d 1t sa,ssma. 10.
- 80 .,,,, trcniv fnr Ta,1ow v,fh ,.l..
of 1O brl. city at 1otc, and Is brs country ut 1oc
The Wool market Is seady and unchanged