, 1866-01-12

The grain markets To-day Wtte un1dyof1bly a.
tected By tho decline In gold, md e hare to report
lower pticee.
The Pro,ieion market, however, Was pcti7e znd
fra TT The advanced prices Of yesterday. There
vas hr1.k Inquiry for Mess Pork, and VIC note
salcs of 80 b1ls In lots at $27.p@s7.5 .50-chicny
AT The inside psice. At the close, there good
demand for clty Mess PORK at <27.00, bat ae1le1s
we1e gcnera]ly holding their stocks at *s75o Bulk
Meats were IN good demand, but the offerings were
unusually light, and We note sales Of Loo pcs and
70 oOO d Shorldets 1t lie loose from lire and 101s
G1oAc loose from dressed hogs. English Meats
were firm, with .alcs of e00 bxs at 18c 70 Cum
besland and lie for Short Rib Midd]es. a lot Of
q, 200 1bs short Rib Sides wns also cold At 13he
Ioote. Sweet Picked Hams were firm, with sales
OF fs0 tres at 15n 91651c. Fu1ly cured Hams were
eca1cc md fr1n at 17c. Green Hams we're sctiSe at
15Hc from live, and 14!s sG15e from dreeaed hogs.
Green Shoulders werc sold At s1Sc. Lard was drm
At yesterdays advance. with tales Of 1,00o cs in
lots 1t 164c for prime ttean, and TIC for prime
kettle Leaf Lard.
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dsesaed, amounted
to 1a,o78, The market for Dressed Hogs opened
fnly Nc higher, hut owing to the stsingency in the
money market buyers generally held of, and b.
fore the cloee The advance was about lost The tales
were tight, st Il ranee Of 10H 910A-but at the
close the market could not te quoted higher than
to and 103k, dividing on 200 ps- The u1faVurahh
weathe. kept shippers out Of the market to some
extent, and this contributed somewhat to the de-
preston. .
uiehM1nes were neglected and nominal ut fe.1s
Gee.1o.
The Flour market w1s again inactive, notwith-
standing that The aa7ices from New York we're ofa
more favorable tenor. There was no decided
change in values, About 200 brls changed hands
ut fE, ,7sl7 30 for Spring Extras H.B505.25 for
Spring supesr nd s7.1b17,ss for Buckwheat Flour
There was nothing done in Red OF White Winter
ExtiaE-
The market for No. l Spring Wheat opened
heavy and dropping, and decline of 2&1anc took
plaee, but toward the close, the market rallied
undc. sharp demand BY 'ehort ee1!eEs' and prices
reeupcrated l91.ie. No.s 6piing was dull and
1ouer, About eGs 900 bu chan2ed owncrs at
s1.atG1 1a4 tor No. l, and s41oOc for No. Spring.
closing with buyers Of No. 1t 81 .eeA and seiers
at 81 .97H. ....--
Com vss dull and tribe eaaicr, with light saies
At 44sl48c for No. l s7tiic for No. and 5Sls3ie
for ilejccted in etore.
There was a moderate demand for Oats, md the
market was 1c better, with sales at @iG2a}&c Tor
No. md 2o1i121e Tor No. 3
There was very little Rye Offering and With
good Inquiry the market advanced e, with GALES at
&c for No. ].
Barley was dull and almost neglected, with sales
OF 181 bags by sample at 41c delivered. Fresh re-
ceipie or Nc. are nominal ut 40Gt42c.
There was more ae1iytty in Flax Seed, With ta>es
at = at1@a-61. Clover Seed Was steady with sales
at 500. Timothy Seed was neglected and nominal
at fa0o@a5o.
Reer Cattle were in good supply to-day, and the
demand quiet. 1t a decline Of e0R25e per 100 ibs.
The ta1es were ESQ head, zanssng n price from $3.50
toF7.0o.
Hogs we.e In limited receipt, and, With fair de-
msnd, prices ruled aoIa5e pei 100 ns better. The
sales were 200 head, ranging in price from $86s to
$3.50.
Groceries were In moderate demand at previous
quotations. The following despatch Vas received
today at tho Gsocers' Exchange:
New YonK, Jan. II.
Raw Sugar. firm; refined qaieL codees and Teas
As reported yesterday. ~.
The following dispatches were read to-day On
Change:
NEw YORK, Jan. II.
Shipping Flour 1nc better; Wheat and Com 1876
lower; Oats firm; Pork firm, old $sS87H. Lard
better, 1sc; Hogs better, $ia25; WhiskeJ steady; !;
| Gold 1Ss4.
<1.5e@l l5Bt Corn heavy, D@1etc; Oats 1EIaer &C
| new Pork @21.f3, Lard quiet, at 16ncs NhlAEey
dull, &a,s71f; Gold, Il better. :