, 1865-06-03

There Was a better feeling In the Provision
market In consequence Of mora favorable news
from New York, and prices were nominallT high
ez. The New York dispatch quoted Mess PORK i!
fsG.c-whlch Ia an advance Of st.3 since Wednes
day. Here there was good demand At Sa500. but
the offerings were very light, aud sellers vera
holding at e25 and the only sale reported
was lot Of 100 brls. old Mesa Pork At 392.0o.
Primo Mess Pork WIS In good demand At $t95Q, 1t
which price lot of 100 brts ao.d easly sellers
generally askirg slo.oo@ei9 50. lot OF 100 bsla
Ruupa was sold at s18.U0-whtch Ii m advance of
tocGti.c0 per barrel. Sweet picked Hans were
In better request and ftmer. With sale, Of ~
tterees at 100. Bulk Meats were neglected.. Lard
IVES easier, with sales OF 1855 tierees prime. Leaf
(stasm) at tic, md 30 tiercss No. Lard a: 1tic.
Yellow GEease Hs5 sold at 1Qc.
The market Tor uiRhwines was dull and el,ler,
With sales Of 100 barrels At $2.sa-generauy held
st $2.oa1205.
There was moEe active demanl foe Flour, on
Canadian, Philadelphia and N.w England account
ana the market ruled quite nrn1 but without sny
visible improvement in prices. We nnts sa1es Of
about G00 buErEIs a. IS 5o % for White Winter.
81 IS for Red Winter. II. 5.63Gb723 for fate to
fancy Spring Extra, and <A63615.G for Spring
Supers.
There WA a fair speculative demand for Wheat
ind tho market advArced 1}01tc, with sales Of
1aaooo bushels At El.2si0l.25f for Extra; Sl-s4D
1874 for No. 4; z1.1sGD1133 for No. 2, and s849h
for Rejected Spring in etorc-cloasns steady At
$1.24} for No.. t. There were no transactions r.
ported in Red Winter.
The m1rkes for Corn WAS fairly active at de-
cline Of 3a4c On No. ! and 11ec On No. aud Re-
jeced, with eae7 Of 10 COO bushels at 5sG159c foE
No. l, s3154c for No. 2 md 47l4se for Rejected,
dc for No. t. 0. b. ind 60c for No. Canal alo1t
The receipts to dsy Heso veEy liberal.
GAS Wers in fair speculative demand and 1GS2c
htttcf-c!oelng easier We note sNes Of $4,000
bushels. At 4sGsl6c for No. In store and 48c for
No. aioat. At the close the market was quiet,
with sellers at 454c and buyers at 15c.
Rye WIS qaiet and unchanged, with sales At 500
6fc for No. and SIC for No. I.
There WAS roms inquiry for Bailey 1t lower
range Of prices, to which holders would not ac-
ceda- There Wero frec sellers Of New No. 2 at Sc
but bnJets did not express any destra to psy over
&c. We did not hear OF any a41es.
Seeds were dull hut without special eh4uge We
note sales at $t.75 for Flax; El0a01.1u for Mf1ct,
ind e6caT1.e0 fol Hungarian.
l.aks Ffeiehta we're nrm With engage.
msnss at &c for oass, and 4hc for
Wheat to Bufalo; 4}c for Corn to Port Col
borne; 4lc for Wheat from Milwaukee to Bat
falo, and 50c liz gold) for -Four to Mon!Yesl from
Milwaukee per sail yeeeel. Rau FteIehts con,
sro> srtr
A.. o-.
- r,s fo,,n-,o. a.snstss .As xae.,ssa - ~ W.
At ths azoeen' Exchange:
NV YonK, June 2.
snpIea Renetat5 se15 qu'es: fs1ces "ltaous
cnapse ana asm-
There was hzmer feeling In tho market for
r,nmher r,rpoet. Int no decIdtd advnnr. yy,. on
iyb1,,had The rec,jnta ~. ,hon. tor, ,er,rr.,.
,-,,h shs d.,o.ra .na :. ~ darEs ~. h.ine
W'ta tno eeua1o. anu Fl. ue u'eAa ase otloS
cleared, country buyers ara taking hold rather
more freely. Wo note sales Of several ca.9,ea 1t
70 O0fs S15 % for epasac rafted Kalamazoo m to
cnotee strips, Shingles Yere quick at 8a.oe With
an upward tendency,
Hides were dull, owing 10 uufarorsb1e adylces
from thu Ea,t and We note decline Of cent p
D On all but a,fektns. :.
The market for Wool Ii duh aud untatt1cd. We
do not hesr Of auy Elstern orders. No nav Wool
-h.sxet been received. The inquiry Is very l!Rht.
End 1estlteted smslt parcels for immediate con-
sumption IN near b5 nsskets: We note sale Of
~" pounds choice tao eaas soc. which Is
regarded seneff'lJ ~ tne OUTSIDE prices. Coatse
"oo'e ate no"lns1 ~ aoout ~ TNDase. --.,.
olt ate a1lI soa io"@t' W. teaoee our quota
n0ns 90 oe on 1's - Vi A4tn'eso sao Ae Oh eatoon
W.
1890 ~. oo1 ... ",u az. a 49,, ~ ~. ~