, 1865-11-14

uUs1HeSe uQ NQ2HEe lGeHay Iu1E4 G2EEGQlUSH
dull The warehouse i1ubsoglio Is damaging the
general trade OF the aty. as both shippers and
epeeulators nrc holding OF till some settlement Is
arrived At between The Beard Of Trade and the els
vstor-meu. At the same time, the grain which
naturally comes to Chicago 10 being diverted to
other markets In consequence Of these difficulties,
and groceries, dry goods and other departments Of
hade4and commerce are suGcring IN consequence.
II is 10 be hoped TINT something definite will be
speedily arrived 1t.
Tbs Frosfeion trnde reznaIrs stagnant-s Mess
Pcrk Is IN limited request, With Light .aIea Of old ut
Sc ooG::s2 50. New STANDARD Mess Pork Is offered
a, fas go With sale Of 200 brls on p. t. Prime Ness
Pork wa. neglected. There Was some inquiry for
Shoulders. and We note sales Of 15 G161ic packed.
Iard WIS quiet. with sales at choice kettle in kcga
At 30c, and fetail eales in tieFrea at &C.
Tallow Was In tair denand and steady, with sales
of country md city butchers At 13HG1ic.
Hiehwines wcre held hrner, with sellers at <a:e9
Gea5Q, but there Was little Of no inquiry, and We
have NO sales 10 report
The rather unfavorsb1e adviocs from the East
agnn had u depressing influence On Flour, and the
market ruled dn1l, heavy, and drooping-the trans
actions, however, being so light that it u ,npnssi
bic TO give other than nominal quotations. About
go btls changed hands at &t0.a5et1I00 for White
Winter; Fs.s7A 7,9o for Spring Extras and $500
fot Spring 3rpetr. 4 email lot Of Rye Flour
changed hands at f3esH.
The vesed question Of storage, which has not yet
been settled, had very depressing eject On the
Wheat market, and As most Of the operators With
drew en- maze, the volume Of busine4s was very
light. Old o. Irregular " receipts Of No. Spring
Wheat were unsettled, and 129c lower, with sAles
al E14ee1L.4s-the seller taking 1c pcz bn or, In
orde1 to make the tecetpts "regular That ts hse
days to run. A lot OF IL 600 bn was sold At Hid
$1r1fr E1r1 in -nof> uf
decline Of 1Gse. Red Winter Wheat WIS more &C
usr- Fresh receipts Of No. Spring were armes, but
deeidedly quiet The Gales aggregate Ill coo bn At
$1.z5G146h for heah> and $1.42G1.44 for reg
ulaf" receipts OF No. Spring; fIl501.19 for No.
Spring, und s9GSsc for rejected do; and $l.Ss6
1-62 for No. J. Bed Winter. Closing nominal at
f1.4a for reguar md SLAB for ftrah Nc. Spring.
The market Tor Corn was less acaire, ,ana 1@sc low
e. on No. !, ED 1G1!;c On No. 9, with sales Of
LOO bu st 5sh415lc for No. /; s9I51c for No. Z,
and 4bc &r Rejected In Etote; 561Sc for No. !, snd
5etsc for No. free board. and &c for No. Cd
nal anat. Tic market closed En At SC for No. !,
and o0hc fo1 No. ? in storc.
There Has no animation in the market for Oats,
and trade was vesy daI al depreciation Of 1sc,
with ses Of q, 900 bu al G.98e for No. 1, and
2:l25c fot No. 2 in stoet. A boat load Of No.
anoat teold At se- Scptembtr receipts changed
kinds in q sman way at &c for No. !: The market
c1ossd quiei at &c for fresh No. j In stose-
: 1hexo nus i better demand for Rye, and the mar
Eet WIS shade trmcr. with sales at6.t3c for No.
l. Sc for No ., md 4sc for September receipts Of
No. IN store.
The n2rlcy market was very duh, with Light aales
OF sample lots On tsaek al 9se. Therc was nothing
reported in barley tn storr.
Lake Frr1Ghis were quiet, With eusasenents At
1cc- for Corn 10 Buffalo, md lie. fot Wheat from
Milwaukee 10 Oswego.
Groceries were steady and unchaascd-market
values remaining as last noted. The following
despatch YES received to-day at the Grocc1s' Ex-
change:
Raw Sugars hm. Refined quiet. Coliees .tesdy.
Tea fan- Ttads light
Timothy Seed ms IL tight demand and steady,
with sales st $a05dE315. Fiax Secd was dru, with
tnics at f2.s5l2.s0.
Salt WIS Ii steady demand aud dsm with sales Of
a0 hrls Ffne at &. 80, del.
The following dispatches were read On Change
today:
.-- buffalo, Nov. Is.
Heceipte-Thcat aa,u0 bu; corn. s1000 bu;
oats. Il COP bu. Atoat IN cansl 3GD0 009 bu. Mar.
Ect generally dnn. Wheat offered at f1.G7. Corn
selling e. q 7oe, Domma'- Fseights. &c; Wild boats,
New Tore, Nov. 1a
F1o1r qtlet and steady. Wheat &c better Corn
1c better. Oats firm Fork heavy al Ss27a Iard
unchanged. Whiikey held higher. Cold 1T.
=, 1i1En.E'lonr easier al fs.a1s.sn. Wheat ac-
4 q Parf dmr Al Fs1sSe whisky no9tnai-
Gold, 147.s-
In the afternoon The leading Grain mnskets were
generally dn1l and neglected nios remain no,ni.
na1lS unchanced.