, 1865-08-01

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daJs hss tended to renew .he confidence formerly
felt In the new crops, and tbs markets hare con.
sequentIy fallen quite materially. Harvesting ID
now going On vigorously all over the Northwest,
] and tho cropb have been secured in many plAres
vhere It WAS feared they we're 1t least badly dsm-
| sged.
The Provision market today ruled dull. The
aEet dispateh received from New York reported
Meas Pork dull aud unealsble, but the second re-
port quoted 1t tnEm at Sa5.oo Under the influences
Of The first dispatch, ths nsrket here was dull and
heavy. ard about 1.60o brls city and country Mess
Potk changed hsnta at TO co. hut On receipt olthe
second dispatch The market closed frrn. Country
repackad Meas was sold At so. TO, End n. o. Pork
At 9:31o. Prime Meas Pork wss held at $25Oo.
with some inquiry at t24 %. Bulk meats zuled
iuactive-the only tale reported being lot Of
ns- Shoulders 1t 153c packed. Lart was held at
a4G24ic. with hut little inquiry.
Highwtues were In very moderate request and
the nsstes rnled dat, with retail sales at tsls-
closing n1m altar The receipt Of the second New
FORK dispatch.
The decline in Wheat, and tho unta,orable id.
vices from New York had depressing influence
en- Flour, and The market ruled quiet and 15G1aoc
lover. About loo brls changed hands at IS 80
for Rad Winter and $6 bG17-lai for Spring Exuas.
There we1e no Bs1es Of White Winter reported,
Tbs stock Ia still very light, and choice extras,
both Winter and Spring, ase scarce. Fsvorite
brands are almost entirely out Of market.
Tha dry, clear Wsather Of yesterday and to dsy
had depressing effect on the Wheat market, and
p1ieesof all gt1des we're Considerably lower than
on 6atnr1RJ. No. Spring dtcllusd 4.R6c, Extra
spt NJ 3@4e, and No. Red 3G5c. EARLY aa:ss
Of No. Spring we're made ~ low u 81. -, Int
subsequently, on Change prices advanced t, IL Il
OF 9lk, owing 10 tho demand to f1l shorx. To
wszds the clote The extreme d2uro WAS not main-
tatned, and tbs market closed quiet. About
s:8.cto hu. chaugsa hsnde It s1.75 for Extra Red;
E.T0l1 n for No Red, 81 35 for Extra Spring;
N..9G1.3sK for No. !, and 3l.Cs1t10 for No, 4
sprfnz-the latter tgure for parcels in particular
housea. The market closed quiet, With buyers Of
No. i Spring at t1.20H, a1d ssllers At $t.al.
The Corn market opened dru1 1t Saturdays
c1osinR pnce, and subsequently advanced soma
282ic per bu, but aftsr the second dispatch from
New York came to hand tho advance WIS not
mAlutAsned, aud prices fell back 1c per hn-c!os-
ing stesdy. fho transactions aggregate $4,000
bu at 6s9tetc for No. !, 8sa667c for No. and
6ae te. Rejected. In store; 67o7oc lot No. Canal
aaost. Csc for No. atcat, aud 7oc for No. tte,
on board. At the close tbs market WIS steady at
67c for No. i acd t6e for No. 2. In store
The marketfor oats was extremely dull and so
4s lower, with safes Of 81 c0 hrist 4s9A5c for No
1. and 4sc for No. lin ssose-e1osing heavy At the
inside tgute for No. l. Operators have no COZ
tderce In the future Of prices, and sales for al.
gust delivery arc msde at great concession.
Rye vas tn moderate request, ut I Flight conces-
sion Gu Saturdays ruling price. Wequo.e sales
al e7}e for No. !, and &c for No. 2 in store.
There was moderate Inquiry for Barley, u =
dseiine Of &c Oh the closing price Of Saturday,
win sales Of about 1900 bu No. ? at g. %. The
demand IL almost entirely speculative.
Lake Fteixht4 arc quiet and unchanged, With
engagements to Bud4fc ut 6c for Corn and Ric fot