, 1865-10-13

Tho reported arrival OF lafge feet OF vesae5 toF
day had depressing effect On hrIghts, md the pro
| duce markets were frmcr II consequence; but at
! tie advanced prices the activity Nas decreased,
there being ttll margin against Eastern shippers.
The market for Prorisions ruled dull and m
changed: Ness PORK Was in limited request, and
We rotc sales Of go brls In th-ce lots, at Ss5o.
| Prime Ntsd Pork was nominal ut $aS509a9.C CO Sor
| repacked, and ea.0013n.00 for original. Bulk
Meats arc completely out Of the market, Lard Is
nominal At ss9c. .
The demand fo1 nishwtncs were limited, and the
market quiet md ateady, with sales Of 900 brls
! IN lots ut Se-seesGs.
The market 10. Tallow was dnll and .sGlc perm
lower, with Hight sales Of country at 13Gb1tc-prin-
! cipally at 12!!;c.
The favorable sdvices from New Yc..s had q slim
I Mating ciIect On tho Flonr market, and holders
were decidedly frmer In their vlcwH. Buyers how
ever, held aloot not feeling disposed to meet the
advance pro,ensiona Of holders, and trade was con-
sequenuy quiet. About 5000 btls chnnged hands
al S10.c0Gl1u-75 Tor fair White Winters; sa.00G
1o.1s!s for Rcd Winters, End s5G8.35 for Spring
Ext-ns. -:
The market for No. Spring vas moro active,
ard we notc IN advance Of 101Hc, although at the
cloee The extreme price was not maintained. No.
Spring was In modetats request and 1c better Red
| Winter Vas quiet and steady. The sales aggregate
100, COO bu at t1.s4@91.s5 for No. Fed Hiss for
/ No. 3 Red <l.e0 for Whitn Winter by sample;
l @t.4AA61.45M for No. Spring; $1.25Gal+28 for
No. g do and. 70GSoac for Rejeeted. do-t1ossns
With buyers Of No. Spring al $l.45, and sellers at
$l.45L.. : =,
| The market for Corn was less active and prices
were aehade easIer On No. 2, The. tales foot mp
III, Geo bu.hcls at 5l@5i!zc for No. 1 51G5sc for
No. q and 41c for Rejected in store-receIpts IN
6turges' selling at decided decline on these prices
-55Ac for high mixed; Sc for Yellow, and $50
SIC for No. a6oat, and 563Sc for No. 1 nee on
boazd-cloeipg steady ut 5i1:c for No. !, and Sic
for No. . In store.
The market for Oats opened ssb1c better, but at
the cote the advance lost and the market closed
quiet. Old receipts sold at decline Of AD5e On
! the current ratas for heah- About lie, 900 bu
changed hands at 2ohG3ohc for No. i; a5G2s,ic
for No. 2, md &c for Rejected In storc-c1ostng
quict Mt 2os4c for No. In store.
Eye was In good shipping demand md tho mar
ket WIS 4G6c hcttez. with sales OF about g. 600 bn
at 631G6c for No. !, and 6olGsc for No. in atorc
| A lot Of rejected IN track sold at 4sc.
Barley vas quiet but 1G111sc better, With light
with sales Of No. 9 In etorc at &C.
Lake FtcIghte were dull and lelorer, with eu.aye-
nents at'1bc for Wheat, 14c for Corn and t+c for
RSe to Buffalo, ind 20c for Wheat nom Port Wash,
| inston to Butnlo. e.,
Groceries were firm aud unchanged. The jobbeys
report an active trade. The following despatch was
received to-d1y at the Merchants Exchange:
]
L; Raw srga=s vcry frm. natls ao4le1; AS 19s
GIc-q1iet; codee very strong. Teas dtcadY-
| Aalsfns steady
The following dispatches werc read on Change:
BUFFALO, Oct l..
REcnPrs-Wheat q, 600 bu, Corn $4,000 bu,
| Oats 10000 bu market very dulI Whoot, Chi
| cngo. none offered Alilwaukee $.165 Corn noni-
mi at TIC; Oats nominal at lSe56Qc; Freights, a]c
| fur wheat to New York. ..
| NEW York, Oct. IL.
T1onr 1Cc better; Wheat 1lec better; Corn 1c
lower; Oats &C lower; Pork lower heavy. At
sssss; Lard heavy at sc; Whiskey sieadys Gold
| 1a51i.
It s1:EI1. 80; Corn heavy at DC; Oats quiet at
G0e Whlskey steady. "@-'
LATER.
/ There was slim attendance at the Evening Ex-
change, owing to te meeting 1t the Board Of Trade
Rooms. Spot Wheat was offered at sl.4l.t. with
buye1r at $l.4lh. There was nothing doing In
coarfe grains Sales, n call were 600 bu Wheat,
| i0, at x1.+l