, 1865-09-14


brls fnur' g, Al hn wheat, 192 I'll bushels corr,
81 s.s bu oats, G050 bu ryr and n, ,5a7 bu barley
The general markets continue dull, at least so far
% actual transactions for shipment are concerned
There Il t;M considerable activity In specializing
circles particularly In Wheat but the failures that
have occurred within the past t1so days bare tended
to render opcratons cautious, aud there is Ices dis
position to follow thc market {
: In Provisions re have to report healthy de-
muud to fill orders, and the market for Darre1ed
Pork and Lard Is f1mer, hut Bulk Meats are en-
ttrc1y neglected. Mess Pork was In far requesta1d
firm. with ea!es Of 650 brls at S21.00 fos original
hacking and $50 50 for repackcd Mess. Prime Mess
Pork was held at $2G.C0 With sales OF 100 ar!s re-
hacked ut $500, ind 4O6 brls On p.t- RumRs ,crc
solt at S29a5 There Ia no demand Tor lsulS Meats,
and Tho market Is entirely nominal lafd is scarce
ard yery 1ru, with salea Of ITS trcs prime ketue
and steam Leaf ut 2531c, and 20 tres stean at &c
Brown and Yellow Grease ara IN good dcnand, WITH
p.,es of The former i: and Of the latter At
Ike.
The demand for nichwlncs Is more active, and
br!s at g. .ssssG.ea. ::
The Flour market Is du1l In View pf tho unlaVoF-
able adslces rom New York. Buyers had alooi IN
anticipation Of decline, which holders Wout. NO.
submit 10, In consequence Of the high price o.
Wheat. The transactions were ight-a5ont 2,00Q
bt1s-at $e.s3Gl 1850 for white Winter s55ol9.S71s
for rcd Winter; s7.0GQas5 for Spring extras, md
IS 5C03G25 for Spring supethnes.
The market for No Spring Wheat opened ae-
tive and t,@1c higher, selling as high as $l.s1 on
the curb-stone- On 'Change the market opened at
s15o, at which it ruled steady unt near the close
when deese to realize On The parl Of come hold
crs, caused depression Of aGsc-the market clos
ipr unsettled. No. Spring declined 933c- Ex-
In Spring WIS quiet and s5sc lower. Red Winter
was firm. The sales aggregate 81, 600 bu at St.s5
for No, Whita Winter; Sits for No. t.Red !;
81 LIS for No. do &c for rejected do: 3fG0
for Extra SprIuE; S1.I71 81 for No. do; S1.eeGG
1s0 for No. do, and S5l90c for rejected do-cloa-
| Ing unsettled, with buyers OF No. at $lA7, and
sellers Mt S1.47M1.4a ~ ....-..5
The market for Corn Was dull md fully 1c lower
at the opening, bnt after the receipt OF the New
| York despatch tha decline was recovered and The
market closed frm The Eales foot up lie, 900 bu at
.ecaCec for No. 56dl5,c and 501S3c for reIccted
In store; .Gasc for Yellow afaat, &c for No.
afoat, and &c for No. free On board. The market
closed firm al G13;c for No. md SIC for No. In
| store. !:
steady, With sales Of 900 bu at 3lhG31Ac to1
No, &c for No. and 2ic Tor rejected IN store.
Rejected aloat sold at 2Ec The market closed dr1n
at 81 &c for No. In store. |
H. Rye was dnll and 2G3c lower, with sales at 7le0
nc for No. !, and 6967oc tor No. in store.
| Barley was dull, heavy and 109911c lower. With
sa1es at 7oGasc foz No. I, and 37!cGe1.10 for sam
ple lots according to quality. AZ the close there
were 10 buyers Of No. 2 At oSer 75c. :
| Lake Ffsfebts were moderately active md 1c bet
Ter. With engagements TO Dufalo at 20 1oc for eo1
and Sc for oats vessel WIS chartered at 11c to'
| wheat FROM Milwaukee to OsWego.
| Timothy Seed was IL good demand and d1n, VIII