, 1865-12-09

The general meskets to~lay were panic-stGlcken
and fJvef aed prices fell quite materially, par.icu
la,lJ The price Of wheat. The result Of this IL the
failure of savera1 Of oRr prominent wheat specu'a-
tors, Who Mefe unable. In consequence OF the de-
cline. to meet their engagements.
The Provision market remains stagnant and
prices are entirely nominal. Meas Fork wa offered
At zs6.50, without huJets. Sweet Picked Hams
'reFe tn moderate request. and re note sales OF -
tea at 143sc and Is tcs, ready for smokiu. ut 1c-
Green Hams were In fair demand at l3do13.ac. but
the OFFERINGS were Light Larl WIS held at l4c for
Steam and l9sir for Kettle, without bu5er-.
Dressed Hogs were sold at $1,000 Per 100 lbs.
Tallow WA quiet md nomtnal At IL 1s,3c for
Country. and 1ah GLE FOR City.
HiQhuines were duh, and abont ic per gallon
lower, with light sales At $!.1s0aM
Beef Cattle are In Hight supply, but With limited
demand no atrsngency il felt The Inquiry Is pin
cipally BY city butchers slockers aal spcculaoEp.
Prices are 4 tribe better Tha sales foot up 10
head, ranging IN prtce rom - Is 10 Sf.75.
Hogs eoutnue in light supply, ind prices rule
23l50c per 100 ns higher than Wednesday. There
has been little done, owing chiefly to the scarcity.
The principal inquiry has been from shippers.
though packers have taken few lots. Sales TO-
day are 500 heal, ranging In psfcc ttou, $y-50 to
1918.
The Flour market was dali, heavy and almost
neglected. A few lots changed hands at sd.25 for
Sprlng Extra; 500 for Inferior Winner Extra, and
El.oo for Spring Super. There was not enough done
10 establish quotations.
The market for No. Spring vhear opened quito
panickY and sales were made On the curbstoue At
SLID, decline Of Sc on the closing price Of
Wednesday, On 'ChanEe the mafket opened at
$1a0, advanced 10 et.1, declined to *t.io, and at
the close hecame quite active, and advanced to
$1-ss1.-clo.ing firm nj $l.se. No. Spring VIA
dull and iGs3c lower. There was no inquiry for
Rcd Winter md the market was dull and neglected.
About ~, 600 bu.hels ehuukrd hands at Hing
1.aaa33s for No. !, and 8il67c for No. Sprln. In
stoEe-c closing nEm at 81 - for No. l.
The market for Corn was quiet but firm, with
sales OF 600 ba at 42G%4a9ic for No. |; sOc for
No. 2. and oaGsass TOR Rejected In storc-cloa.ns
steady
The market for Oat1 was quiet and kD1c lower.
with sales Of cs00o bn ut e5ta9asc tor No. /, md
asEQa3Hc for No. IN store-closin; dull nj aj'i
@s5s1 for No. I.
Rye was dull and SC lower with light salcs at &c
70, fresh, end $40 icc for old receipts Of No. in
sture.
market was dul1, with sales Of 1-500 bu Canadian at
| 91.7, in store.
Timothy Seed was quiet but t11n, with sales at
sas0l3.ao. Flax Seed was m good demand and
dsm with sa1es at r 8oQe3.o5 for good 10 pri;us.
Salt Was steady with gales OF Fine at Sa.5O. aEh
eoarre screened Ut s2<4o. Ground Alum WAS dull
and nominally unchanged
Railroad Fte4ghts were dull. With engagements
at soc ios Fourth C.a.s and $1.60 for Flour ~ View
York.
There Wese no chnges m The Grocery market.
Trade Ia 1itIy active md the market for all ss1pe
articles Ia trm at previous quotations. The folloT
ing despatch was received to-day at the Groeer's
| NEw Ynzk, Dec. =
Markets generally without change in pF1ee. anti
| not much ot1uE.
The following dispatches were read on eoanfe
to-day: Yong Dec 2
! dnn easter: PARK aeSs<, hctter: A. ss'.S7 Lard
qa1et; Whiskey seslE; ,GSas: G9ia Wheat irregular
eulumon esser, prime aEm' ';a'i. "a tSs: oao qsnet,
| dc Corn active, 94lt!Gc u.'o' Nss-
1 wv LATER.
4 .o.,-,,o, tho market for No. Spring
esesms dan .sts sn ss 49, 5 Du,
nr,-ssr elo.ed weak at 5l.at- There were sell
ss1 . , Of vbLkey at ss-17 but no busers-