, 1865-11-01

md moderately active. The "coEner " in whest
still continues, and prices have again advanced.
Coarfe grains were rnnre 1E13ve.
The Provision Market Euled dull md entirely
nominal Ness Pork vas held ut $3t00123,0O for
city, and $1a.50 for country, without buyers.
Prime Ness Pork was dull and nominal at $27.5oD
500 Lard wua quiet, with sale Of s8 tcs prime
Leaf ut ssAc.
Tal1ow is quiet but hrm Al 13!3Q13c-
Biehwtnes ruied a shade higher, with Light sales
The favorable ady1ees from New York strength
cred the views Of holders OF Flour, and the market
ruled fr1neE. Tho volume Of business, however,
Waz smal1. the inquiry being mostly to fill orders
md meet the wanls Of the c9sy trade. About 1,ao0
bqls changed hands al s9esa 10 90 ior White Win
ter; 7.00Gsoo for Spring Extras and $ao118sQ
forSprink Supefs-
= The market for No. 1 Spring Wheat opened dull
and un.ettled, buyers generally holding OF in an
t.cIpation that the "co1ncrs' would break. This
expectation was not realized although few lots
chnnged bands At concession On the closing price
OF yesterday, Toward the elose, however, the
thu1ts began 10 take hold, and sales were made st
an advance Of 1c On the extreme prcs Of yesterday.
Single load lots were dull and aalcs could only
be effected at decline Of 11l9sc. No. Spring
was Less active aud s03e lover. Red Winter wns
tnaetiya and nomfnalIy unchanged. The sales foot
up ~ GOO bu, at & -53 155 for extra Spnng; $151
6i.53ks for No, i do: $l10Gh1-l2s for No. do,
and 58@6oc for Kejected do tn store 4 few sample
lots Of Red Winter in bags sold at t1soG1-s7- The
market closed firm at $1-5sH for "spot," and dull
At Il 81 for 'recular'' No. Spring In store.
The Corn market opened active ut an advance Of
and the Improvement was lost. The sales a9gre-
gate 16e, Goo bu st +sGs0c for No. 1 47Gt8He for
No. 2, and HOPE for Rejected in store; 5txc for
high mixed; Sic for No. and FELLOW, md aG150c
for No. 2 Canal afoat The market closed at 4511s@
4ac for No. and 470a7hc for No. 2 In store.
The market for Oatg was quiet and steady, with
sales Of 81, 900 bu At a7546ssc for No. and 40
axe for No. In store. Old receipts sold II 20
&C for No. and 20c tnr No. 9
There vas good demand for Rye and the uarket
advanced 1lsc, With liberal sales 1t 581soc for No
/; SIC for No. and &c for Rejected In store,
Barley was active and shade stronger, with sales
at 43&146c for fresh receipts Of No. 2 IN atose- A
OF Of 1e,040 bu Prime Canadian sold az 9l.s0
a1oar.
Lake Freaghts were quiet md SIC lower, with en-
gage1ncnts At 1s@13,5c for Corn and 1issc for
Wheat to Buffalo, and 16c for Wheat from Nilwau-
kee to the game
The sroce1y msxker vsaa steady and firm for all
leading articles except Sugata, which ne shade
little the extreme prices. This Is owing main
ly to the bghtness Of The money market. The fol-
lowing detpatch was received today at the Mer-
chants Exchange:
NEW ToHK, Oet. 81.
Good g1oce1s' sueazs In D14K steady; Hards,
seA; As. 10 drm-nora doing, codees and teas
Seeds were quiet, with light sales OF Timothy At
$50 and prime clover at ta5o-
Tallow was quiet bnt hun At 1s5k01ic for counfS5
and city Packers tallow Il held OF the marsft
Tha following despateaea were received to- dAy On
Change:
BUFFALO, Dcf. 81.
Reccipts-Whest, 10 nDoo bu; cotn, $4,000 bu;
$l,0- Corn, huye.a and se11e1s apart, 68070c.
Oats nominal flaigh,s, &c fot wheat to New
York
Flour 10c better. Wheat lrm and tlufet. Com
and oats dull and heavy. Pork lower and dull At
f&a5o. La1adnll 1t $50 Wh&ksy Inactive Gold
1t3E.
1ar, Spring easier; Old, Sl.TDl1.78; new, $l.TsA
1.S3. Corn lower, &slB9c, Oats .he3yy. new 9*s.
Pork steady. $500. WhIskeJ dull fa.sS-
LATER.
In the afternoon there was lively demand Tor
nspot'' Wheat, and the market sold mp to sl55f for
No. Spring, an ndyancc OF lhc on tho closing
price On rCha1ee- After four o'clock, when The
time for this day delivery ceased. tho deaud fell
od and the market declined TO &l,s2 tcr segnar
-eloaIng quiet at that tgure. There was nothing
done IN Com or oals, o. other coarse Rsaia',l