, 1865-11-09

The Produce m1zketo today ruled dull but there
WAS no material change In rE1ees- The speculation
Is gradually dying out in the wheat market, and
prices are more nearly shipping margin than for
several moRths past
The Provision market b very quiet and quotations
arc almost wholly nominal. Naes Pork u held at
*22-o068a3o, without buyers. New standard Ness
Pork 10 offered at T3a.c0 for present delivery aud
fso5o Tor Januasy delivery. Prime Hess Pork h
nominal Il te8.D. Green Hams are In fair demand
and he lower, With light sales at 171tc A s.,lali
lot Of sweet picked Hamx was sold at &c. bus tey
were offered at the close al 19hc. Lard was quiet
md etcadY, With retail aa1es at>37AI2Sc for steau
and ssKc fok kettle. Meas Beef was sold At $ls0o
Iallow WIS In fatr request and steady, With sales
Of country and city butchers at 13H11lAc. Packers
Tallow was held frm ut 13c.
Highwines wero In air demand and steady, With
sales Of ITO hrls, In lots, at $2.27.
Holders of Flour He1e more adyaneed IN their
views, owing to an Improvement Of 1oc In New
York, but buyers failed to respond, and the 7olnne
OF business was therefore quite light-she t.ansac
Hons being made at yesterdays ruling rates. About
1900 brls changed hnuds At I'll 90 for White Winter
s7.4eet8.s5 for Spring Extra and <5.00lR00 for
Spring supercne.
Buckwheat Flour sold In 4 small way 1t $1l.50 p
brl. The market closed firm.
The market for No. Spring Wheat was very
quiet but 10lhc better The speculative move
ment hAs almost died ont. There Was IN active
shipping demand for No. Spring, aud tho market
advanced 1c. Red Winter Was inactive. The sales
foot up 1lsoo0 bu at $1.ssh0S1 41x-the outside
foS fIeeh Eeceipts-for No. !; $1.14G1.1s for No.
and T0c for Rejected Spring In store-closIng
quiet al tI.i0 for regular receipts OF No. SPRING.
The Corn market opened strong at IN advance of
1G1hc, hut subsequently the improvement was
lost and the market closed dRu.. About 5000 bu
changed bands ct Sa57c for No. /; 5aK@5sc fos
No. = and 47zc for Rejected in store SIC sor No.
and SEC for No. Canal aoat; Sc for No. fsec on
board, aud 39G2i0c for Ear Corn On track. The
market closed dull ut a5Hc foz No. and 6shcfo for
No. 2 In store:
There vas stronger feeling In the market for
Oats at the opening; aud sales were made at an aa-
rance Of 1e per bu, but subsequently The improve
ment was atmoet entirely lost. About $1,000 bu
we1c sold at 273fGaah for fresh receipts OF No. i;
2sic for October receipts do; aux @atc for old re-
cctpts dos PIC for No. tesh; and &c for October
1eceipts-eloesng firm at a7hc for fresh receipts
No. IN ztore.'
Rye was less active and the market declined 5<A
1c with light talea at 62Gs3c for No. and 4s0 t3c
. for old receipts of No. In store.
The ma1ketfor Barley was quiet md unchanged,
with sales of old No. at soc aud S15 for Canadf-
an in store. -
Like Freishts were dull and lower, with engage
mens at Sc for corn md 1ec (pet seam) for Rye to
Buffalo; 17n616c for wheat from Milwaukee to
Cape Vincent and 1ec do to 0sveeo.
There wae no change In the general Grocery mr.
ket-ptates remaining substantially the same az
yesterday. Trade is reported ts1rly active. though
there no disposition on the psrt Of country mer-
Chants to purchase beyond tha actual wants Of
their husfness.
Broom Corn was quiet With sales Of 81 bales
prime at $190.o0-
The market fof Salt, both domestic and foreign,
Is dull and lower. Domestic Is eo@e5c lower. with
sales Of car load lots ut & soe 25 del Round lots
a.e offered at $s05. Ground Alum, is dull At $a-10
G213.
The following dispatches were read to-day on
'Cb1nge:
Receipts Wheat 81, 600 bn; corn 1000 bu; light
oaeripgs Milwaukee wheat dull at <1-Gi; corn &c;
ffriehts unchanged, huyezs and sellers npart
NEW YoRE, Nov. 8.
F1our 1oc; wheat *, corn 1e,. oats lc better;
pork finn At g. 90 Lard firm ut &c: "hiskey quiet
1t $40 gold III.
s1;6S5 isl; corn quiet at 9l@aac; oats scarco at
5sh@59c
LATKH.
In the afternoon the market for No. sprtny
Wheat was very qniet with light ssles at 9l.4o for
"spot" There was nothing aQas IN coarse grstas,