, 1865-08-11

1ne weather To-day was clear aud cool, and the
grain markets were weaker in consequence. At
the opening ol Change thete waB considerable
hctiv1ty on account Of orders ftom the interior,
but before the close there were raore Geilets than
busers, sud prices ruled easter.
The ProTlkton market 10 very dull and prices
tend downward. Mess Pork WIS ID limited re-.
quest, but at lower quotations, and We rote de-
cline in prices Of 81 % per bril- with ssles OF 100
b.ls at go oc@2e. 80, chiefly at the inside quota.
tion-- Eznall lot Of IS brls was sold at $50 g.
Prime Mesa Pork was neglected and We quote the
market rotoinal at 324.ocGe5. .0o. Bulk Meats
were neglected and nominal. L,rd was neglected.
HaghWiHes were In rather better request and We
note abght advance, With sales Of 3cu brls at
f. 13 and 100 brls trou.hound at Salt.
Owing to the more favorable adyfccs from New
fork-quotirg an advance OF 15R2cc-our Flour
market WAS moro active, and an improvement OF
161aec WAS obtat1ed on Winter Exras, bu.
Spring Extras, tho5gh frmer, were not quotab!y
higher. The transactionB aggregate $50 brls 1t
S8.09t0.es for common to choice White Winsess;
ts,Gs9s.75 for Red Winter sa.75G7.50tor Spring
Extras, and $3.50 tnt Spring eupers. Stocks are
gradually becoming reduced, and The amount now
in store IL Tar1oue1y estma.ed At 10 coo to Il
barrels. High grades Of Winters and Spring Ez.
tras are sca1ce, and it Is impossible to obtain iy-
orsto brands tn any quantity.
Owing to the transition from the heavy f1in. Of
yette1aayfto the clear cool weather OF to-day, the
Wheat matkat was decidedly lower. Elrly sales
Of No. ! Spring were nsde ut decline OF aHc On
the c!cslcg price Of yesterday, but owing to
good speculative demand On country account,
prices gradually worked up to 81 eS3c. The ad-
vance was only temporal, for the demsnd fell off
and the Improvement was entirely lost at the
close. Extra Spring was in good milling request,
= ska- Do1 f1So~ fu a.,
uand and aujde higher owing to thet Light supply.
The sales Of all grades aggregate 2l5,oO bu, at
&L7s61.77f for No. I Red $1410l.45 for Extra
Spring; l.e5611 .as4 for No. I 81. 12Ot.12a and
T@75e for Rejected Spring in store. 1t The c!ose
The market fot No. ! Spring w.s dull and heavy
ut II .s8, with nee sellers at thls dgnre.
EaflJ t1les Of Corn were ltnade At a.ellght TAD
vance on The closing prices Of yesterday, but to-
Hard The elose the extreme figure was not msin-
taiued, and The market closed about the same as
On yesterday. About Isl, 900 bu changsd hanas
at &c for Thlte; 69}970c for No. i: es1a9c for
No. ,, and G3i G6ic tor Rejected in store; 7uD7ic
for No. Canal aaoar, md 69}c for No. ? aaost.
1t the clcze the market WAS easy at 89sc for No.
l. md 6sic for No :. Oats were quiet and com.
parstiye1y steady at the advance noted yesterday,
with rales Of 5,0o0 bu at 49lQ5oc for No. j.
mostly The latter ngure.-and 47Gtsc for No. Z In
store-clcsirg at about Soc for No. I.
RE Was scarce and In demand 1t an advance Of
1c bu, with light 4ales OF No. IN .rore at 7oe.
Bailey Wis in good speculative demand and
fully &c better, With sales Of No. 2 IN Btore at
EL1oGl1.19. A lot by sample changed hands at
$Lles. ........
Iake Fre!ghts were moderately Active at de-
cline sbE }c, with engagements At 5: for Corn to
Bufrslo. Flour and rolling freiEhts were un-
chauged. ...
Seeds were quiet but trm ut Il 10Gl1s0 for
Flax; &4-3a44 Is for Timothy and I'll. 5.0oG510,C0
for CloTer.
There WIS good inquiry for Hops, and We note