, 1865-12-14

The Liverpool steamer WEE tclegtaphed this morn
Ing. reporting Flour md Wheat ttmcr.
This had a fayorsble effect On lhe general produce
markets, both here and at New York, and VIC bavc
10 report higher prices for wheat, for which therc
was m active speculative inquiry.
Tic Provision market a!eo rnled more active, and
we kavc to report better feeling in the trade. The
receipts Of Hogs were more liberal, and under re-
ported decline In the market, packers we're more
willing to eel for forward delivery. There was 4
moderate inquiry for New Mess Pork By Canadian
buye1e but the market IL almost bare and the few
lots offered are held At sa7.00. Old Mess Pork IA.
In fair demand, and ne note sale Of 100 bfls at
s:t-G0. There WIS also some inquiry for Old Prime
Mess Pork and re uote sales Of 800 brls at fsa 51@
acss,75 There was fair inquiry for Cumberland
Mlddles, and 20 b1s were sold for delivery during
.he first half Of January al 1sc. Lard was IN talr
request and ehade frmer, with sales Of f16 tres
prime steam In two 1ote at 18c.
Dressed Hogs Wetc In better supply and moro nc-
tive, With en1cs at $1o0o51i.0 principally At that
range uu divisions Of a00 ibs.
Ta1low WIS In fair demand and steady, with sales
Of q. 600 ns prime packing house 1t 13c-
nighuiues were more nct,re at further decline
o1 1Gec PCT gallon, With sales Of about 80 brls at
<a.lo9et7, and s. 20 for choice lot Of old Wines.
The market closed quiet at sa.l6.
DecI Cattle arc in fair supply, and with modcr-
:tey active demand, prices hare been fully sustain
I'd. The reported snlcs foot up $40 head, ranging
IN priee from 1850 to x6.Uo, chiefly at s4so15so
Hogs nre In ubeFal supply, and aGts3c per 100
1Ss lower. The only operators arc shippers and as
there were more than they desired, the market
could not bc sustained. The 1aics foot up 1,4o0
head, ringing In price from $3.50 10 $9-79s PER 100
ns-
/ The advance in the Wheat market, and more e.
So1ablc udyiecs from Kew York gave frmer tone
10 the Flour market, and t71de ruled decidedly
more active than 1T any time during the past
three weeks, though there was no decided change
In values. About 500 brls changed hands al $500
G7.50 fos Spring Exhas md fa50Gs4 so Tor Spring
snper<.
i. The favorable advices from Europe md New York
had quile stimulating eject on the Wheat market,
and No. Spring rapidly advanced from $i.25 10
1.s94. The anxiety Of holders 10 realizo On the
extreme figure broke the market and prices receaed
to 1861. Toward the c3oee the speculative de-
maud broke forth anew, and the market rallied 10
$l21N-cloelng firm. There was a fair demand for
No. Spring ut m adyancs Of tGsc. There was
nothing doing in BED Winter, and The market may
be quoted entirely nominal at <l.4511 II. The
sn1ee Of Spring Wheat foot up 2i7, 600 bu Ut $1.as
a1.2os for No. !, sz,i@9tc ior No. 2, aud Sc for
Rejected in stoEc-elosing with buyers Of No. i
Spring at $1.27M and sellers ut fl-sS
The Corn market advanced e9sc on No. !, and
11sc With sales at $50 s6e for No. 4sc for No. =
and SIC for email lot Of new Com on track.
There was an active demand for Oats and the
market advanced ttI1c, with taies Of I3 900 ba at
aGk927c for No. !, and 2e9s3c for No. ? In etore-
clofing steady Al The outside figures.
Rye was inactive, but &C better, with light sales
Of No. ! at 53c-
Bsr1es was dull neglected and entirely nominal.
No ta1es were reported.