, 1864-11-17

f3nv h al aao,.-,sn. ~, ~ ronnro1 proa1ra
sn ra 49, oasss -. ,,ste-i., aac,ns IN
In Proyistons ~a ~ h,vo - nota nore nuiet feel
iue with lesa oct;.t1 ,ns Int little dsnositoa on
he mart Of buyer. Ia oneT,t un1ess al decline On
former prices. Men, PoYt yzas IN limited demand
at $3.50, but aeIlers were holding ut $500, ut
which price about 500 b,1a were sold in lots.
Primo Mess P6rk VIVA in dcmaaa at Sa36o, but
sellers held at s34.nO. and no transactions took
place. Sweet p;c9,rd Hama vera f,ul, and easier.
with ealcs of soo trr. Ar k18mts;c-closane at tho
inside ouotatfon. Green Hnna were In fair de-
maua at 1octrom the bloc1. There WIS very little
done In Ness or E1tra Mc.s Beef buyers and SELL
crs being too :ar apart in their views. Lard was
quiet and easier, with light sa1es OF prime Leaf
Lard at &c, and No. Lard at e1c. TalloW was
tcndy at 17ic, with sales OF 80 brs at that price.
Dressed Hogs were IN limited supply, with light
sales ut 1soc91Sco' md S14o Tor IN e1tra choice
lot.
fionr WIS sery muca depressed. IN consequences
o. an ausanee Oh Ssaoc ~ !seisntS, aho VIC aoss -
~ rsess p1u WIN sass ~ oo
et1s ~ F1o ~, nlse Min.es a.oas 1'o
.or Neu "."tef 11"as' aau eo''9Slo'oo1oF "eptu0
~ s.ie';e re epstte c.u1s'
1hs Haeat matket WAS depressed anu acaFy. IN
consequence Of the decline In gold, and prices fell
5s9c bu. at which shippers took hold very freely,
and upwards OF 15o,00 bu we're sold, at SleG9t.s7
for No Red, 8175@1s8 for Rejected Red, $l7a9
1.6o for No. Spring, Si!7o11.75 for No. Spring.
/ and 61.6s@1.6 So for Rejected spring-the market
ralytng slightly before noon, and closing quiet at
S1.72h01.7a for No. Spring.
Old Corn ruled firm and prices advanced s13c
per bushol, with sales Of No. at sl.3591.3s- New
Corn was scarce and firm at sll3l31l5.
Oats were dull and f31c per bnshel lower, With
sales Of about ,0u bushels, at 6f}IG5c Tor NO.
and 6s9aic Tor Rejected Oats IN stose-the mr.
Ket closing qaaer az e4tc 1or no. l..
hye ~as less aeuse ana anont &c per nushel,
!o"e1, "sth sa.es pl a'oo oa a. sLEtGs1'14s for
NO: ana el.ilsSl;c lor NO; =.
narles M's ~ H.t aenlanu aaa s'eaay ~ s4.ao1
l-ao ior No. IL s'ofe' VIII sa'es u apous ''ooo
bushels
Highwincs we're In limited demand and quiet at
$1,G3i; with sales Of 80 bbls at that price.
Clover Seed was in limited supply. and sellers
Hete holding at S11,00, with limited demand at
5000. Flag Seed was scarce and hisher-9ood
SAMPLES selling at Sa,G0m2,G5, Timothy Seed was
ouiet at S2G5n4.O 90 for Inferior to good aualjty.
Provision Cooperaee. particularly Pork Barrels.
were very f1u, md We note an advance of &c. with
sales at Ss,30 delivered, Lard Werces wera aold
at s.. IS on ttack. :,
Grain Frelchts veres,pll and potofnal-the only
engagement reported having been at lie for oats
TO Buffalo. The railroads and propeller lines have
| advanced their rates to New York s0AsOc per
barrel.
In Groceries there has becn no essential change
since our previous quotations but for the leading
stau1es prices are not so firm as yesterday, owing
.o nnfavorob,e adyiccs from New York. The ann-
tls "a Generally verv limitea. and below The ~.
rn,..,ea.,. ~ +ha m,rket so that aa.1ara an
ae- =, .bsi, v;sua han von1a h. ne 49,. ,vi.h
.aa.s ....s ,,,..sa, ...o,,;s 'S'N*
LII 80 GO res1 "a T., oooa i.n,.ra ,1,,., s.,,
~, ,o.sat -+11as ~, ~ -,-",,,a 49,. ,..A
.en~Af'8' r,, c,-,s 49,
Auonn. ~ quo' .o a.a :. s.e suu ~ soaa ~
94ou9A%o alta oense nc ~ e!o.e'' eAsep'tns
Aenlea' WHICH sSoioos0~syo pat wi
"hlteasn are III LUZ supply, nnt a ul!. anu laae-
i've. Fnces rue 1oietaog Urn a. so;oaes'@o Per
hali ofl ios NO. = anu eL'oGeooo 1os No. eoo-
nsn ale In nsnt supply ano 'e&s Atn d. pseSsn'
qnotauons'