, 1865-05-10

but IN consequence Of the farther decline in gold,
values Of all kinds were unsettled aud lower.
The Provision market was almost entirely ne-
elected, and prices are nominal. The first dis
patSh from New, York quoted Mesa PORK at
$266ss, and The second at $ae.75. Prime Ness
Pork was offered in New York at $2t.75. Here
Meas Pork vas dntl and neglected, the only alles
made beiDE few small lots. consisting In the ae-
gregate Of about 100 brls at $500. Prime Mess
Pork was offered at e22.o0, without puyers. 4 lot
of50 brls Rump Pork changed haqda At ss,. o..
Bulk heas were wholly neglected. Sweet
Picked anue we're In limited requeat, With sales
Of 100 trcs at tic. Thero was a limited demand
for Mess Beef and We note aales of 2s7 bsls
country packed In lots at $40. .0oD1 1s.G0-:he out.
side price for city inspected 3nd resalted. Lard
Was In moderate request, In 4 small way, with
sales Of about 125 tres prime leaf IN lots at 19n
1sic. The first dispatch received on Change
from New York. quotad Lard at DC, and the
second at 1876
..Ilghwines were in limited demand and very
ull, with sales Of only 100 brls at $780, at which
price there we're free selle1s.
Owing 10 the decline In gold, aud tbs unfavor-
able adyicea from New York, there was falling
OF In the inquiry for Flour, and the market de-
clIned some 1oD15c. We note sales Of 75o brls at
s91ex for White Winter and Ss.Oo06s7k for
Spring Extras.
The market for Wheat WAS moderately active
at = decline Of 4I5c on the closing
price Of yesterday. On the "curbstona''
tho market opened at s1.1.H for No.
Spripg, but at the opening Of 'Ch,nss
the highest figure that could be realized was
Sill. Alter tho receipt Of the New York dis
patch, the, market eoid down rapidly to $I.10.
Subsequently it rallied 3c and closed steady. The
saes foot up IT, to0 bu At s1.ts for Extra; $t1o@
t.]2t for No: / and s1.o0@1ca for No. Spring In
stose- closing steady at S1.1ot for No. /. There
was nothing doing in Red or White Winter
Wheat.
In sympathy with other breadstuHs, the market
for Corn suffered q reverse, md We note decline
ofan3c On No. !, and 1G12c On No, 2 md Rejected
in store. Canal Corn was shout 1@+ic
lower. We note s11es Of 10000 bu
at e51G7c for No. i, 60G6ac for No. 2, and 650soc
for Rejected in store; Csc fer No. Canal aloat,
and 8s1Gosc for the ssme f. o. b. At The close the
market WIS quiet at Sic for No. l, 6oc for No. 2,
and 58c for Rejected IN favorite houses.
The market for Oats opened at 33}c for No. Ia
decline OF &c on the closing price Of yesterday-
and after the receipt Of the New York dispatch
fell to 3aac. subsequently, under An active de-
mard by "thort Sellers" who had largely
ove.sold, the market rallied ana advanced to
3a1c.. At this figure there were more SELLERS than
bu, ers, and the improvement VAS not sustained
the market falling hsek to 3sc, at which It eloeed
stesdy.~ The transactions foot up 10000 hi at
sssgs.3c for No. i IN store-closing ateadyat 3se.
No. Oats sold IN s1nall way at SIC.
There was nothing dong in Rye, and, In the ab-
scnce Of sales. We quote the market nominal at
65c for No. and CSC for No. in store.
The market for Barley was very dull at fully Zoe
lower, with light sales Of New No. IN store 1t
Sc, ... r..
Timothy Seed was dull With Hight salea at ss:25
or common to prime. Clover sold to a limited
extent at S10.hD. Flax Seed was steady with
s.1es st S1.a5@1.s5 Ter common to good. a swa1
lot Of Millet Seed charged hands At tl.40
There WAS good supply Of Lumber cargoss
offering todav, but owing to the scarcity Of dock
age, and the paucisy OF country buyers, trade
drsg2ed slowly, and the msrket declined fully
5oc per II. City dealers arc almost out Of the
rnsrket for the present, Is 1arga arrivals are COM
lug to then. direct from Saginaw. We note sew
cral sa1cs At s1aG0G518.50 for coarso common to
good strip carg6ea. Shingles and Lath were quiet
and unchanged.
Like Fsel ghts were quiet and easIer, with en-
gaeements At 7&17sofor Corn and &c for Wheat per
eai, to Buffalo. 4 propeller vas chartered at &c for
Corn to Buffalo.
There was a fair business doing In Groceries,
but owing to the decline in gold, there WAS an
easier feeling in the market. We lower our quo.
4
patch zess4-ed f.an Now X~sz, tlss afretnoon
at tho Grocerst Board: :
NEW YoaK, May o-1:a0 p. m.
Our markets are extremely quiet at prices 4! ia.t
advised"
There IL increased ach vity in the Dry Goods
market, bpt beyond this there are no nav features
Prices remain about the samc as yesterday Ad-
vie.s received to-day report the market hrna i"
New York.
The following dispatches were read On Change
to-day: :@'.
Receipts 10000 bs's -four, 1a9 900 bu wheat 1o3,.
90 hu corn, and 19o, ,000 bu oats. Market stlgnant
On wheat ala onts. Corn offered at Sic without
buyers. Fr.ighta 15c for Hhelt; lie for corn, aud
ac tur oats.
NEw YORK, May g,-1G8O N.
Flour 1oc lower; wheat heavy and dnll; corn
easier and nomfnal; cats heavy and Inactive ;
pork easier and dull at S26 ~. Prime mess offer
I'd ut $.l.75. Lard 6fm at 19c. Whisky tnactiye.
Gold 1877.
NEW YoRk., Msya,-1245 p. n.
Flour 10G115c lower 1T S7.1UGb7.30: wheat 345ic
lower at &1.4711-k0; Corn unealeable; oats lower
and heavy at bIQ35eci pork qutet at $21.53; lard
quiet at 1etc; Wn1sky heavy at e Get. Gold 1851
| La TER.
| There was fair attendance at the Board d
Ttsde Evening Exchange. The markets were
quiet and atca6y. The following wete the ealea OF
| calls: