, 1866-08-14

The weather this forenoon ,sas coe1 and cloudy. |
with some aprearnnce Of rain. but In the atser-
noon tue clouds began to hrcak, acd occasional |
gimptea ol the eru gnyc some hopes that the sa{n5
Ecsson was abouloscr. In another column Of the
Tn1RrxE Will be found full supply Of weather
dispatches from numerous pefnts throughout the
Northwest E1on these 1t seems that great de;l
or rain haa lal1cn.throushout Wisconsin, Niune-
sota., md Northern Iowa, and the reports 20 To /
chow thst the Spring Whcas hns been considerably
damaged. Private reports received on Change !
Indicated the same condition OF a4afss and. under
the Influence Of these staenents, there was more
active demand for Wheat, resulting In material
advance In ptices, though cn the whole, the mar
ket was unsettled. Com was moderately active
ut tic opening, but closed duh. In other gralrs
thcTc WIS rcsJ little doing.
The unfayorab1c adstcea from New YORK bad
depressing eject on The Provision market, and
/ there yrns nothing done worthy Of mention. 4
| lot Of 70 1rls city 31ess Pork changed hau1s At
! <Sa.a1. In Bulk Meats We laiIcd to hesr Of ans
Inquiry, md It Is almost impossible to give any
| quotations. Lard YVES dull and nominal at 1D63
soac for summer, aud aic for winter rendered.
Whlekey wss inactive and nominal al aa.s3 for
Free, md &c FOR Bonded.
Owing 10 tho advance In Wheat, and tho III
proved adsices from New York. there was good
| shipping demand for Flour, and the market ad-
vaneed 1oGsac. eloeing aruer ut the improvement.
The receipts are very Light, aud tic stock ofsound
Flours Is greatly reduced, MANY of tho sample
tables making bcggar1y exhibit. There was
more animation in WhIse Winters to-day than for
sometime past, and fafl prices wcro realized.
onr city mtllcra are ali cold a!icad OF pro-
duetior. Owing to the heavy rain storms
end fEeshets throughout the Nofthwcet,
, the prospects for an Immediate supply OF
choice Extras, are ycEy sIina. We uoto sales To-
day Of brls at for White Winters;
$s.GGEe 10. .s5 Tor low grade to choice Spring FIX
! %tno n $nrE E1tf- EnFAH md
! | T.c0 Tor Unsonud Extynt.
l The Nhcat market wus again unsettled, though
higher range Of prices prevailed on the ''cufb.
. stonc.' Sales Of old No. Spring were made At
m improvement Of &c On The closing price OF Sat
Il nrday. but subsequently on Change further sd
VINCE ot Sc took place., though at tho close de-
cline Of a03c set In, and the market closed nom
10 fna1 Northwestern No. ! cold TO limited CT
tent al IN advance Of lir There WAS more acis
~ ! y IN new Spring Wheat, aud a higher range o
r. prices obtained. We note en1es Of i, 900 hu =
II ss.p for MaY. Rcd Winter By sample; s1.9s TO-
Df Northwestern; CT for old No. ! s1.Tsd
L. LIS fur new No. aud C for new No. II
It. STORE New Spring By sample sold at S1.so de
nj 1iscred and track. The market closed npufns
u. ut s1.GoI1Gs for old No. Spring In store
as Ii View Of The more favorable tenor OF The Mex
d. York dispatches, the Com market opened taIrl
I'd arti'e and an advance Of &c was Obtained. bu
re subsequently, the improvement waa lost owing I
aAENlAQA AA A*SH 4AIA9 A0H luG NlAIAtA E40@C
. drl-: The sales foot up 3I6, 600 hu at 6sHGs55a{
Z for No. l; 56 csc for No. 2: Sc for Rejected
x for While and 60GtepHc for Yellow in etore; CO..:
u for Eigh Mixed; 59e1s9He for No. 1 !; and sc ft
4 No. ahost-closirg dull at 5sc for No. in stor
>. There wns very little inquiry for Oats and Il
=. market Was du1l+ but Tithoat any changes
~ yalus Nc note light eales At &c for No. aud =
for No. 2 In regular houses. Northwestern r
N ccipis sold at Sc aud 3ac-
There was more activity In RE a2d the mark
advanced s9tc, with sales ot 10, ,o0a hu at Ae56
... for No. i md &c for No. : in store-
80 Barley Was dull and almost neglected. a c
- load Of poor sold A. +6c.
- Lake Freights advanced H@4c, with enGag
-. ucnts at sGa75,c for Corn to Buffalo, No chatte
50. were made for other ports.
Salt wns steady and firm. xiih sales of 800 htls
-. sa5oGa-s5. Foreign Salt is dali and eati1t
:. | nominal.
-. Timothy Seed is inactive and nominal At s..
$50. There Is an active deuaa1d for FLAG at q
-'' but a. the market 10 bare, there IS 10 buelnt
80. doing C1oser Seed L. neEleeacd md entirely no
... i inal.
There was fair tzade doing IN the Grocery m
'- les, aud with ;he exception OF Sugars and Code
ooE vc1y little animation rnible in othe1 a1tit1
,rre Sugars were stronger, owing to m advance Of
thc ! ia New York, but We make no change In our
S4 ures cotccs were urn, With salee Of IFS bags
Err. Mt 8sa4c for FIR to PRIME There WIS bel
feeling ard rather moro activity In SyTups,
,7 without my change In values 0hcr staples ste:
IS at Quotations.
1sH The Wool market presents no new featul
Sellers generally, do not seem Inclined to See
nSxx The c1est made by buyers, though occa.fons1
.; compromise is made, bas not ofea enough
[05tx ius1ffr any chanse In or anot::!ons. a lot
lug e5oQ bs inc Fleece, eaid to be ono OF the |
Io,s in the city, changed hands to-day at Sc
ece. Nails wc.r unsettled owing to local comp
= r. ton. Sales were made thc basis Of f100D
are the inside for roaad lois ons }ohbcss &
nths hist IL costs x7.10 to l.s them down hesr 4
isc1 sssc Pittsburgh. .....
ooe5: . Tie following despa.ehcs were read to-ea!
+ se- Change:
II be BCfTAto, August
,ntsY Wheat tcasec and uonina1 Corn At eos- eos
It for T0c. Oats, nsk!nE SC. FrciGhte--'Sc on Cor
rates | New York. Reeelpts-Nhcat. 3o.0u bu1
,un&; 0.CoQ bu7 Oats, So.tQo- IAtninF.
t6oy. NEW loEA3 AneusS
DEL Flour actiro end better at <s.e5GtS-M- "
better ard nominal nt $I.aJ(tl.W. Corn ar1.l
,, ! SC, Oale nymrr At 4aGf &c. Pork heavy II g
@ 1oasS Ird heasy Al cl:Sc. Thtskey stcady. G
st lo) 1a9as.
~ Der | flTEU.