, 1866-07-12

md the general markets, except wheat were active
ind trn. The Wheat market. which has been
~hotlF In the hand: Of spectators for come time
past, broke completely down to-day, md decline
! OF ssGs;c per bnshel wa8 experienced on regular
No. Spr1nF, and lie on Northwestern No, ].
The Provision market ruled dull. and quotations
are almost entirely nominal Ness Pork is general
y bed at $3a %, but there Is little Or no Inquiry
Bulk Meats are flrm but fnacuve- Lard is easier,
With sales of prime steam Leaf ii s0c.
alchm ines were neglected and nominal at s. 400
| ss1 for free. and e4Ge5c for bonded.
The unfa7o1able adrtces from the East, and the
decline in Wheat, had ress depressing effect on
inc Flour market. which was dull and nou1nally
s5g50c 1owcE. There was scarcely any demand
whatever. About 100 btls changed han md. at s1a 90
91350 Tor White Winter; gl0.a5I1l.50 for Spring
| extsas; and IS 50 tor un.ouod.
The Wheat "rosnef' broke today, ard perfect
panic tnsued. The market tell as9e7c on regular
No. Spring, though at tbe close there was ral1y
o1 4I5c on the lowest point touched OWN. 10 the
de1nand from the 'tshottF interest to dH mlturine
contracts. Northwestern Spring was very dull
and the market deprecated 13c-ciosin1 with free
sellers bnt no buyete at the decline. There wa. no
inquiry ior No. Spring, and the market ruled dull
snd hessy ut decline Of 10I11c. The saies asyre-
gale 18 1000 bu. at SO for Northwestern and
fl.G'01.s6 for regular No. !; F1.1sGl1.15 for SO
and so9s5e Tor Rejected Spring in sto1e-clo.ing
nominal 4, Sits for Northwestern and 81 65 for
regular No. ! IN store
Al the opening the Corn market was quite active
nd IN adyALce OF Hel&c on No. xa% ob.alncd.
but toward the close the rnfayorable charac.er Of
the adsices tiom New York checked the demand,
and the Advance ~as not maintained. For No.
Corn thsre was IN active shipping demand, and The
market was luiy 1c better. Yellow Corn wa.
fIm and active. C4na1 Corn was in good
demand ard K@1c bc''er. About 4so.uoo ba
changed hnnds ut 5sG53sic tor No. !; 57h9ss!:e
for No. =; 4645lc for Rcjec,ed; CSC for Yellow.
and soG17ac for While IN store; 5sai16oc for No.
and Csc for Yellow afloaf, anu G1c for No. Tree on
board-cfcsing eteady nj 59e for No. ! md Sc for
No. 3 in eiotp.
There Nas fairly active demand for Oats md
the market ruled trc frmer, with faIes Of 13oool
bu 1t 3l.53cc for No. 1.-The lattc1 for No..hwesl-
r!u-and 3o1s @ ua9c for No. No In stare-clozlns
s:esGr At ssl1 9ss!4c for No. in store.
Rye.w .wae quiet and trit1e lowe=, With sales to a
stnaI extent al 10l71c for No. 1 and &c tor No.
In btore.
Barley was dull, neglected and entirely nominal.
There Is no inquiry either fos the local trade or
shipment.
Seeds we1r dull and neglected We cannot gre
my quotations. except fot Flax, which Is and
4 prime eamp1e would command In the neIghbpr-
hood Of $500.
Tal1ou continues inactive snd the market is uom-
e'~s ~ A-V*-r2. ava %AAy Oal<AE4S4 P4EAEla III
The market.
Like Frcsghte were eteady, With ergapements at
10c for Corn, md 7a;c for Oats to Budao, 1sc for
Wheat to Oeweso, and Dc tor Corn to Port Col
borne.
The Grocery marke. i. quite active both for eta
pie snd miscellaneous goods, and nnanY Of our JOB
bels saY that their sales this month will exceed
tho>eof nny previous july. There Is active con-
tumplise demand for Sugar, and the market IL
nuhfAfInnk In 3ah Txrn~ u
h,sr OF Gales Of Is btl. AS ut 1GHc; 50 b.ls Yel-
low at 1f1e and 100 brls Portland On p. t. On the
Etfret rouuo4tots Of HaIds have been placed ut
Tise, ind As 1t 1870. The market for Coffee
Is Ncal, owing TO the passage By the House Of
the Lew Tariff Bull reducing the import duty, and
We notc decline ot hc, with more disposition
on the part Of holders 10 selt. Ne hear Of sales
Of some 100 hays Rio. part at '2sc9, and the bal
ance On prisa'e terms. s5Eups are steady With
out any new features worthy Of note. Side goods
are unchangcd.
The Wool market is Qnlet, The receipts are
large, and the demand !. very moderate. Specula.
tor4 out OF the market, and with only limited
manufacturing inquiry. holders would be Obliged
to Fuhmit 10 concession In order to effect sales.
Pending the action Of the Senate on the Tand Bill,
there Ia general disposition on all sides 10 hold
OF, We bear Of sales Of lU 900 At size for coarse
tub-waehed. 5iG57c for aeecc and sOc lor mixed
lot Of Washed and unwaahed.
The Lumber market was quiet today in view Of
the lighl ofer1ugs. bu: there was nrmer feeling
manifested. though the sa1es show no actual nd
VINCE Sbin1e" and Lab were unchanged.
The following deepatcnes were read on Change
today:
BrFFALo, July 11.-Wheat and Oats nominal. I
Cora now held higher; little offering. Freights
!5hc; No Wheat received. Conn., 0.000 b1; Uats,
NEW YonK. july 11.-common -four heavy At
$i:W46 o. Wheat inactive and nominal. Torn
dali at SIC. Oass hsm. Pork qutet a $3t.s7n. |
Lard heavy. Whlskey quiet At s2s5Gs2.2 20. Colo, |
1l93.
LATER.
Flour 5@1l5c lower at f7.BsG5o.1o. Wheat more
active ard tlm At $l.5oGaG3 Corn In active dc. I
msDd- closes quIet and heavy At BIC. Oats 1striJ
active ahd dEm 1t 81 55c Tor Ehicago, and 55D5Gc
fer Milwaukee.
LATER,
In the afternoon. lhe leading grain markets were
very quiet Wheat nas neglected and entirely Il
NJ mai Al about the closing figures on Change.
Corn WAS quite, with sales ofshcrt receipts Of No.
l IN stose nj 65nc.