, 1865-09-30

Under the influence OF more favorable news nom
New York, the general markets to-day were more
active md d1mer. Tho receipts OF Wheat TO day
were heayy-mnounung to $3.50 bushels, but rot-
withstanding this prices improved The shipments
OF Corn continue liberal and the stock l. being IT,
duced rnpidly, 49,. .''s
The Provision market Is still characterized by cx
treme flupess. Mess Pork advanced 3oc4e$1.00 q
brl With eales OF 100 b1ls original packing at so
snd 20 brIs at {3l0Q. This offerings wese teEy light
'snd the demand was cctfyc. Prime Ness Posk was
in better request mid note sales Of 100 bkls orig
inal packing at 427,00 and 500 bsls zepacked At
ssG00- There was nothing done in Bulk Meats.
Lard Vus scarce and almost nominal. A sman lot
OF Kettle Leaf was sold ut 293zc-
uichwines were more active, but there WIS no
change in prees Retail lots were sold ut e. % and
IRON bound packages at $s-e1. =:
Owing to tho mort favorable advfces ftum New
York, there wes more active demand for Flour.
and we note an advance OF 5GlOc on Spring, 100
1sc On Red. md s611soc On White Winter Extras
choice bzunds Of The inter being very sease About
4.5OO br1s changed hands at $9D918.e for White
Winter Ex,raa, IS. a.e5(11n.0o for Red Winter, and
s7,40@ea5 for Spring Extras. Afew lots OF Spring
supe.s changed banda at S5.509a.4o.. ::
No. Spr1ng Wheat opened dull and 1c lower
than st the close Of yesterday; but subsequently,,
under favorable adstees from the East odyauced
2h03c. Nos Spring was In good ahIppIp. da
mana at an advance Of 1HGac. Red Wtnter vas ttpll
and somewhat easier. The sales aggregate - 900
bushels ut $1.73 for No. Red and S1.i6 for No, 2
do; $l.as11.41 for No. Spring; 1sso,sG1t.s4 for
No. ado, and o0Dss for Rejected do-closing with
buyers Of No. 1 at 9L4051 and sellers at Sill.
The dem1nd iof Corn WIS moderate, and the mar.
ket ruled steady at about yesterdays figures, With
sales Of sf3 0G0 bu at 8o@61c for No. /; 5sDsSt;c
Tor No. 2, and alG52e for Rejected In store: 6t5;c
for No. 1afsoat; SC for Rejected About, and G2Ec
fer No. free on board. The market closed firm at
6lc for No. and rsh14e for Eo.2 In store.
There was good demand for Oats and the mar
ket advanced he On 10. / and 1@15sc on No. 2,
with sales Of 100 oo0 bu at s1s31,ic for No. Il $50
closing steady at II Nc for No. and 28e for Nc.
The demand for Rye was very Light, aud the mar
Let was dull, with sales at &c for No. l. and Blc
for No. in store.
Barley was quite nctiva and steady at the opening
but at the close Eas dull. and lG3c lower. The
gales 1anged at 7ecGt7Gc for No. In store-cosins
at about 79G7te.
Lake Fteishts vgrc dull and easier, with engage
ments At 1o,a G1aie foz coru md lie for Wheat to
BuNalo.
There vas no change Of value to day In the Gro
cery market The demand continues good, and tbs
market Is firm. The fo11oE1ng despatch was zs-
NEW YoRK. Sept. o.
Make no change in quotations Ray Sugars
tending upW1rds. .0
Timothy Seed wns in Lair demand md aieaay,
with ss1es at sa4oG3.Go There was nothing do
ing in Flax Seed.
Dry Goods were sct1ye, md the market Was firm
and uuchange1. Quotat1ons to-day were substan-
,ially the came as yesterday, VIZ: Standard Sheet
iugs ac; Mer1imac prints &c; American do 30c;
Epraguere do 80; New York Mills b1eached 55:.
Louadale do SOC; Delafnes sai for inferior, and &c
for choice styles.
Salt was steady and firm with sales OF 90 bris
fne at $e-Go-
The following dispatches were read On Change:
Brr7A1o, Sept g.
ReceIp.s-Wheet 17u,0co bu; Corn 5001M bu;
Yo1k.
L7Ea-Wbcat &c better, quiet.
49, NEW Toik PIT 70
Flour firm; Wheat scarce, :l3c better; sound
Corn 1xc better, nnsound easier; Oats 1c better,
quiet Pork fz!aef, $34.s5; Lard h=av1, W1c;
Wmskey etsadd. Gold ~; o,s
<1601 lGa; Corn 500 et81ise, unsound 7.eo!c; Oats
arm ellGsc; Lnrsi easier, nc; Whiskcy d1 II sllz.
LATER.
The markets were quiet n. the Evening Exchange.
No. Spring Nas hG11c better, and 'qllst- Com
waa steady End firm Oats were offered At 3t;s,
with Sill bid. Sales we're:
~. Wheh.
1G 900 5000 .a1,s;;
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