, 1865-07-11

Notwithstanding The dis4gzeeaole ptate Of the
weather, there Was q good attendance on 'Change
to-day, md the le1ding gram marketa we've moro
active and better pr,ees were realized.
The Provision market WIS quiet. but holders
we've dsm in their views, and on some stt1cIes an
adyat ce was demanded. The G.at dlsp1tct from
New York quoted Mess Pork firm at $s8 g., and
the second, ss7s5.- Hers there was an inquiry for
good brands Of Mess Pork 1t S75.5o, but holders
were unwilling TO ssll below $4,000 We note
sales Of 80 brIa hers 1t r.. 80, and SO tzla ut
Ss5 90, delivered at Peoria. Thesa was soma in-
quiry for Prime Mess Pork at $3.50, but holders
were firm at $1,000. No sales we're reported. Bulk
meals were firm, but quiet. with Gales Of 50 boxes
shoulders at 14c packed. and 10000 ns do loose
on PIT. There WIS come inquiry for Sweet Pick
led Hams, and We note tales Of 120 les at 1se,
weighed out. Lard Wss firm but quiet, with sales
Of Is tes, kettltd at 1eac-
ntghwines were quiet and steady, With sales Of
40 br!s IN lots at x100..
a combination Of circumstances rendered the
Wheat market active md unusually 5uoyaIt. The
advices from Europe vera more favor-
able, IS also were the dispatches from New York.
In addition TO these, there Was strong belief IN
tha minds Of operators that the aeRvJ rans Of the
psss two or three days will have very damaging
effect On the new crop. In view Of all thess CTR.
cuDstances, there was an active shipping and
market sdvauced 44ttc par b. Early sales were
m.5e on the cusbatone at s1,os1l.1o, but od
Change the opening price was about 81 II. Sub.
eequen.ly The market advanced to $t.1a. af,er-
wards fell back to t1.11}, advanced to 81 LII, and
finally closed weak at 5t.1a. There was goal
inquiry for No. 2 spdnz. and tho mar.
ket advanced 504c. There Was a
nodsEste milling Inquiry for No. i Red At an nd
vance Of 415c. Rejected Spring was IN demand
1T an improvement Of 5616s.. The transactions
aggregate e61, GOO bu 1t $120 for No. Red; 8l.13
for Extra Spring; t1.csat.1aa for No. /; 9s@9sc
for No. ., aud 7a7ac for Rejected Spring in store
closing with sel]ora Of No. Spring at F1.l2,
and buyers at S1.111.
The advicea from New York to day wese tuoy-
ant, and decidedly more favorable for holdess Of
Flour. Cur market responded to the advance, to
the extent OF 1oc, ana ruled quite active. Aboat
1,1lO brs changed hands At $500 for choice Whlta
Winter; st.s0Qa700 for Red Winter; IS. e0@8s5
for Spring Extra; el!75 fnr Spring Super, aud
<a43s fur Rye Flour. The market closed very
firm at the advance,
There was better demand for Corn, and the
market ruled shade frmer, although there was
no ouotable advance on Saturday'a rultng prices.
The saes aggregate ri, QUO bn at 55l@58c for No.
/; 6s}DHc Tor No. 2, and 47c for Rejected In
store 5sc for Yellow ahoat, b6cG58ic tor No.
Csnai aGoat, b4e for No. anoas aud IS: for No
frte on board. At the clo1e the market was asn
at outside figures .....
There was 4 hrmer feeling In the market for
Oats and at tho CLOSE prices ware 2c better than
on Saturday. The transactions foot up la4. .a0o bu
at 4s@4sc for No. /, and 3s640c Tor No, In atora
-c1usinS With huyers af No. ! at 43}c, and sell.
ers demanding ac advance.
+, Rye was in moderate demand and flsc bettar,
with sales OF No. at 591Goc, and No. 1t SO
&c.. ..
Barley WAS in nir fequeat ard &c better, with
sales at ss@61e for New No. In store, and CSC for
alot by sample. a car Of Barley Malt changed
hands 1t e. IS per bn.
Lake Freishts we're quiet and ic better, with
engaeements TO Buffalo At 7k@sc for Corn, and
aic fpr Wheat. Lake and Rail Ffetghts were
stesdy, 1T Z@s5c for Flour TO New York and Boz
| ton.
salt was arm and In active demand. at s. IS fos
New Fine, delyezed. and 81 ea6sa a5 for the aame
aaoat We nots sales Of COO btls Old Saginaw at
| $2l2} On dock.
groceries were steady and Arn. The aioek Of
! Refined suears Is very low, both hers and IN the
| East, and full prices are realized. Codees were
| nr1uer ard in demand. ut 29G1s3c FOX BIO.
There were no nsw features IN the Wool mar
ket, which ts ellll characterized with the same
| heavy, dragging feeling that ne haye noted dur
Ing the past four Or aya wesks, The sales report
ed today were 600 lbs at 45c, and GOO os at 41c.
Seeds were quiet, with sa1cs Of FlaI at $1.901
los. and Hungarian at 45c.
| The nt1ket for Lumber Cargoes was steady and
firm, with tnles a. prices fully up to last weeks
rates. Shingles we1e Exc better, With eales Of
tawed As at <Il2a. The supply 1s light.
Beef Cattle are dull and In limited supply.
There has been no arrivals today, and no sales,
| We quota the market us unchanged.
Hogs are in active demand-.he limited receipts
sold at <s.oo09.t9.
..... BUFIA1o, july 10. =
Rece,pts-Cosn 1s,oc0 bu, oats 5000 bu ; yheat
! at SIC, to arrlge; frt1ghts duh and UNCHANGED
NKw Yoax, July 10.
Flour 1Gc better; wheat hiahe, corn s,fong a.
| Sic: oats frm; pork ttn, at go Gl: Lard armsr
| whisky quiet At $2.c9; gold 1i0.
I LA1ER-Flour trH1er at % 60dlB Is: wheat firm
er, a 81 3a01 .57f; corn active at Sc pork hct
tel At 5s7.73; lasd aEmer at 2o4c.
LATER,
There vas good attendance last night at tho
Board Of Trade Evening Exchange, and the l:ad-
Ing markets were szrong md scdve. The .4. q =.
sections In Wheat cover nesrly 1oo 600 bu, 80
1l1s!, cloang strong At the latter hRafe' so,a
and Oats weIe rather Inactive. Tha soe@ "s43 A>
follows:
l Gold. >so;
s0. .OlO 10. 1904 b,0m f.:s. ..'s'''''iiss,{ II