, 1866-07-18

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WhtN| itsiHtt hisB EIffd tliahlly iiIraF lt; tn.
ulntl Es"s, hui II I'M RHt rer0ssI ffa Ihe Aae'Im
ehleA sn,k plaza Al lhE 0FtlllRs,
9ha l'FAstsiGil I,srket lWa4l ,iat, mud Nh lutn
d.ctIne nf sha on Mrs FINK. with tAta Of I'M taE'
rels ~ 1alaa Gpl Rea1s WnTa tEN, hui taaellyp,
tAr' wha aa'Ia wholly nealstlea,
Thhr" WA ala1n activity 10 lityhwtnes, and ws
nats salt. at iE hr,s. hone.l aln.A nj al,<dsa44c,
Fms Wins were held II fa,91, Wilhont tuyera
1hn FlauE market Waa dull. heHlecttt AMI n0Ml.
aally 1owcr, t1Ion.h not enough hnstness Was t1ta
| 10 ralahllsA any decided quotations, New Winter
tat Flaur Il berinRing to sfsi,t In limited quan
lacs We notr fs4 Ec,atl sslcs at I'll, rs for new
Waite Winter aad ~ 25Gtty.65 for sprlns E1,1as.
Tie Whra. msrke, was luil. unsettled and lover,
l4ongh ut Tue eloau rally took place, In copse.
qHcner ol nosc favorable advfce4 from the Els.
Regular No. hpnug opened II SLIT, declined 10
$1.i3-a iatl o1 Dc-and rallied lo <l46-closlDg
nominal al <l.47 Northwestern wss dull and 7dt
l W lQNEts AuEiE WAS EEAIEtt$ Au3lHluL uUtu.s I'll
No. Spring. which ruhettd a dcelInc Of FULLY SC.
| The tales foot up $1,000 bp al $t.3slb1,s5 tor
Northwestern. and 31.d3Gt1.33 for rcenlaf No. l ;
90c for North Side No. ., md 6oc for rejected. 4
car load Of extra new Red Winter, from Eflngham
County, was sold at e, 70 per hu on track.
Al tho opening, the Corn market was tame and
ralber Inclined to adcprcsst0u, hut subsequently
The market bccamc quite uctlre and huoyant Under
the elect Of orc favorable sdyccs br the etcamcs,
and an advance oil aGlssic took p1ace. Aboat
179.0U0 hu changcd hands ut sly for No. !: s.
Ge34c for No. + &c for Rejected; Sc lot Yellow
nnd tkc for White tn storc; SIC for nearly yellow
54HG5Gc for MOL, and Sc tor No, 2at1oat-clo.tng
steady at 66!i666slc for No. in store.
oat. wtrc vtty dull and almost neglected. At de-
ennc Of !sc, with salcs Of 900 bu At % 5e:9Ac
fer No. ]. aud 25Gs.,;c for No. a-cioang quiet at
nc for No. !, nnd &c for No. 2.
Rye was dull and 1Geec lover, With light sales at
57Gooc for No. !, and 5oGee5'c for No. in store.
harley was dnll, neglected and eutts+!y nominal.
We did not hcar Of any inquiry. There was No
movement in Harley Malt.
; Lake Freiehts we're dull and s:G2{c lower. witt
! engagements at saiG9c tor com and 9c Tor 1ye Il
. Br14Io, and 1i!ic 1or corn to Oswego.
, Salt was tteady and nrm, with sales Of $50 otl
hne ut xa.65. There ie no moycnant whatever Il
foreign descriptions.
The Grocery market was tsir,y active, and al
I leading staples were firm at our quotations.
Nrol was dul! and &c lower. Tne1u Is no denim
either by manufacturers OF speculatoss. We hea
!: | OF ssles OF a.UtN 1os unwashcd nj 35c.
, Ihe following dispatches wcse read on 'Chane
!. | to-day:
BUFFALO, July II.
s Markets dull. Wheat nominal. Corn dull at 65t
| Ualr, itc fur No. 2. Frcl.Ats-a*ktn2 1Gc On Tor
| 10 NV York. Receipts f4-Nheut. 80 ,u0O tu Corr
G:0nt bu uaia, ~, QUO bu.
N | NEW yonE, July IL
n Flour dnll ard a0tle5c lower, nj f7.I5 O.
Whtat inacfye and nonlualIv SC lower Corn Quit
u al 63xc Oats dull. Fork easier at $31.95. Ia'
% and Whi<ley nominal. uo!d, li9si.
70 LATER.
% Flour Sill lower at & suals co. Wheat clos,
fr1nrr at {1.tuG Corn better and ucttse a. IS
70 Oats easier al 5DfI11c. Pork Ehade hsmeI.
" LATER,
y In The afternoon Corn 'wns quict and shat
% ca:lcr, with taIcs o1 fresh No. ! at 5Gi4 I5G!s
70 Wheat vas nominal Al fills for regular No.
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