, 1866-08-31

doing. The importation OF boxed Meats from
Liverpool piaen has7icE on any ordera from tho
Eastern cities. Lard WAS dull and nominal at
soEc for winter and l5fasoe for summer rendered.
Wh1Skey wts 1r1n, with sales OF s1o hrla bonded,
at Sc. The stock Ia tfght. In free there WAS no
thing doing, and the market Is nominal at es.e3
There was node1atc inquiry for wel1-kuown
trade bFnnds Of Spring Extras. and for such the
market was comparatively steady. but outside
brands were dull and easier. Winter E1trns were
quiet. About Z 100 brls changed hands at $11.so@
12,75 for White Winters; ss.0@1o.2s for Spring
Extras; Ss25 for Spring supere, and $500 for In
sound.
Undsr the influence OF m active shipping de-
msnd, the market for Spring Wheat Was buoyant,
and higher rsugc Of prices preTa11cd. No. ad-
yanecd 3e55c and No, > WIS 1e5ec better than at
the close Of yeaterday's market. The SALES foot
up 100. goo bu. at s.. rs for No. Red; ela2@1ss
for Extra Spring; s.so@1.s1 for No. i: $l.ss9
L6l for No. =, AID &1.406 ~ for Rejected Spring
Ia store old Rejected sold in small uaY at nc.
<1.s0 for No. Spring.
In riew Of The decline in Frei2hts- the Corn
market opened MI.zc better, but subsequently
owing to the uufarorahle adviees from New
York, the advance was totally lost. About 4Q, 900
bushcfs changed hands at 5l}4252Ac for No. l;
49G50Ac for No. :; 45c for 1teIcctcd 5asfc for
Yellow, md tic Tor White In s1ure; SEC fpr high
mixed; ss.f@5sxc for No. i, and 5o.s for No.
Ahoat-closfDe With sellers OF No. In Etore at
bs1sc, and buyers at aec.
There was rather more activity In Oats and the
market was frmcz. though no decided change In
values took place. About 81, 600 bushels changed
handa at asG5:sMc for No. /; sa1s @athc for No. =
and 1Sc for Rejected in store-coslng steady at &c
and 21c Tor II. i and No. =. ..
kye was quiet hnt ehade stronger, with sales
At &c for No. 1. and 5s@59c for No. 9 in store.
E4A<1 a~1ua =
and dc for old No. In etoscand II fora choice
sample lot.
Like freights declined 1c, with engagements at
10c for Com and 10ssc for Barley to Buffalo; 1Gc
for Wheat per steamer to Bufalo, 105zc for Corn
to Port Colbornc, tic for Wheat aud lGc for Com
10 oswe:o.
Timothy Seed was In better request, and tie
market was t1ife frmer, With sales ct s2.60l
3.laHx fof tais 10 prime. Flax Seed was In steady
demand. with Gales Of prine Al t300. Nothing
doing IN Governmental at s7.o0@so0.
In The Grocery trade there Is All improved ac-
Lslss, and prices generally arc we'll .naintained.
1ecGGed Sugars were higher.
Metals and Timers Stock, as well as Iron snl
Nails, nrc in good demand, and the market rules
steady and hs1n.
Wool Is IN better demand, and Accumulated
stocks are being worked of. The market Is
eicady at previous quolutinns. Sales were made
In tlne condition.
Salt WIS In steady demand aud firm, With eales
Of ECO brls, a, $a.'0 for fnc domestic. Nothing
doing In foreign, which Is nominal at our quota
tions.
The Dry Goods market was more active, but
there was no material change In values.
The following despatch was received On 'Chansc
today:
NEw ToRK, August 10.
Sound Flour, $;.t5GJ,I5. Wtea. casior and
quiet n ft.,UG11.1s. Corn plenty and heavy at
s7li.r. Gals pntet md GrIn III T. @ asc. Pork
snlablc al $s.sb. Lard stcady Al Sot:e. N'h1skcy
quiet al Ec,a5. Gold 1l7s;>
LATER
In the afternoon The Corn market declined
IA sic, with kalcs Of No. Ia s;orc at 51 G5l.9c
-closlng steady 1t TIC extreme quotation. WHEAT
was Inactive and nomina1iT nnchanyca.