, 1866-08-28

There wns good attendance on Change to-day
hut The volume Of buafneas Was only moderate,
and lower range Of prices obtained throughout
the market for BrcadstnGa.
Tie Provision market was staguant Mess
Pork was held at S35.7tG13i.00 fue straight city
brands, but we heard of 10 inquiry. Bulk Meals
were neglected. Lard was dulla nominally un-
changed.
Highwtnes were quiet bnt firm, with eales Of 100
bsls bonded at SC. Free we're nominal zs.1s.
In view Of ths ualla.ulausa 1ov,ces Iruau New
fora, the Flour market WAS dull and heavy, and
decline Of fully 1sss5c took place. About 700 trs
changed hands at s1a. 90 for White Winters;
s9s7Hl10.2s tor Spring Extras, and Ss.5o93.s5
for unsornd.
The Wheat market waa fairly active, though
values were quito unse,t,ed, New No. Spring
opened ut the closing prices OF Saturday, but sub
scqucntly fell back s96c, though at the closo the
market rallied 3Gic, closing irregular. Noaspsing
declined 191 1tc- Red Winter was quiet. The
sa1ce foot up G5 Go hu, at for Extsa Red
on track; Sa,a1 for No. ! Red delivered; 1lsi4,
t.o0 for No l.: El.53@1.a5 for No. :, and s1.401
t.60 Tor Rejected Spring In store. For future, We
hear Of sales at $lGs for No. l. seller first half
and SLIGO eellcr nil September. Tho market closed
unsettled at sl.sslt.90 for No. and sl.35D1.56
| tor No. 9 In store.
|: The unfayoyahlc adsiccs f1om New York and
the advancc In FreicAss, had a very depressing
effect on Corn, and the market declined 1,sGI2c
though al tho close fruacr feeling was manifest
aud slight rally look place. Abont cs7,uO0 bu
changed hands At 53@j5c for No. !; 5lGk3sc for
| No.2; toc for White, and s1A@5i}ic for Yellow
In store, and 5iGa5c for No. aloat-c1oting with
buyers of No. in sto1e at 5sAc, and sellers ut
Sic
The demand for Oats wss extremely limited, and
the market was dull and CASTER with light saIes Mt
| 9s!;c for No. i, and &c for No. in eturc.
flyc WAS steady and III demand, with sales al
&c Tor No. I, anil 57GJ5sc for No. IN slorc
There Vas good local demand 10: Barley, and
the market was hTu1, with snlcs OF Western by
saInplc al 40eEL $f0 and Rejected In store at i2c
] axe FEc'ghls adraucca Tic. with engagements
at 90 G!0c for Corn to Buffalo, md lie for Wheat 10
Qswcgo.
Timothy Seed was l59e3e lower, with fairly
active business ut tho decline. We na.e sales at
ss-so93,ss for inferior to prime-cloelog at
about $3.co for the latter. Flax Seed was steady,
.sls: Of R,iine sa%ples 4 There
Salt was In good demand and firm, with Enlcs at
$50 for nrs anc so fos old coarse and faa1
| for Ground Alum.
Owing to the decline In gold, the market for
raw aud refined Sugars was stc lower. CoIees
were unchanged. syrups were quiet at previous
rates. Teas were strung, with IN upward tendency
on the 1ucr grades.
Iron and Metals wcro in steady demand at pre-.
| vIous rntes.
The demsnh for lidcs continues good, and as
the receipts arr moderate, the market Is i1m.
The following dispatches were read to-day On
Change:
... BUFFALO, August II.
. Markets generally stagnnnt. Corn nominal at
Csc. Oats nominal ut 3sc. Frcfghta-l1c on Corn
70 New York. 1ieccfpts-Nheat, uone; Corn,
| 40o, Goo bu Oats, nonc.
Flour drnopsng Al <'.10Ge9.10. Wheat irregular;
common easits at $t.aD Dlt.:j. Corn heavF at &c
| Oats heavy At i1t1StaSc, Pork heavy at $A.S 81
Lard dropping at @ts1c. Whtskey strong At S:.25
. Gold HIN.
LATLn.
Flour hcn;Y. Wheat dropping. Corn active Al
, si!sE0ssc. Oats heavy ut 46.iG311c, Gold 1i1h
LATER.
: During the afternoon the grain markets wcs'
dull Wheat wne unsettled. Corn was Quict mt
.1c lower, With buyers at and sellers at 81,