, 1865-10-19

Ihe Produce markets today were unsettled md
"pan1ey." From tho opening to tho close ol
Change. 1t was constant seene Of excitement and
turmoil prlees going up and down several cents
per bushel every few minutes. This was tsnc par
hcnlhrly Of The Wheat Market which Is entirely In
The hands Of spectators and bankexa-the opera
tons Of the former being calculated to push prices
up, and those Of the latter to deprrss them.
The Provision market was stagn3nt., The dea.
patch ffum New York quoting Mess Pork at $3.50
paralyzed operators here, and there wus really no
market 10 report Me.s Pork was quiet aud ne
elected. lot Of 80 brls was sold early ut $3l50
but good brands wcre offered at the close at 3a5oo
without buyers. Prime Ness Pork was nominal at
{seOQ45Y700. 1Ard WIS neglected and nominal at
es02oc:
The market for HIghwincs was moro act1ro md
znet, sales Of about $50 hsls In lots al ssels
@s.eea
There Is more inquiry fo1 TaIlov and VIC note
salea at 1391ac for good TO prime country.
Tbs unfayorab1e adyices from New York had
very depressing influence on E1our, and the market
was tuIly efl125c lower. The dengnd wns mostly
for supe1hnes. About 400 bs1s changed hands at
- 4o911.0o. for Winter Extras; Ss25Os60 for
Spring Extras, and s5.soG36.0o for Spring supeIs
The Wheat mnrket was very unsettled md Irrecn-
lar. The market opened quite panIcky, and prices
fell some 4c per bushel; subsequently, under an
active demand by "ehortse11ess' the decline IVES
recovered, but tho anxiety to rsazs again gave the
market down hill tendency, and at the close, yal
ues were 1M12c lower than at the close OF yeste1.
day. No. Spring WIS e94c lower. Red Winter
was very dull aud the market WAS entirely nominal
The transactions aggregate 4os 600 bu at $lssRaO0
for White Winter By sample; $l.aa11 ,sd,s for No.
!; el-10SD1.12 for No. and 55a573c for rejected
Spring in store-closlng with sellers Of No.
Spring nt $t.3iA uud buyers at 51.sl
r1fAv IL.
adyanee In Lake feights, had very depressing ef
feet On the Corn market at the opening, and prices
suffered q depreciation OF &c. Subsequently, after
an active Shipping demand, the decline wa recny-
ercd. and The market closed about tho eame AZ On
yesterday. Abont II, 900 bushels changed hands
at l3G45Hc for No. l, 4o1lsc for No. 2, and eaaac
for Rejected in store; 4ihc Tor hI.h mixed; 44c
for Mol, and 40f@ &c for No. nfoat, and dsEc
for No, t. o. b. md I. o. 8. for 1ve days. The
narse. closed quiet at 5c for No. l. and l2c for No.
A In store. =.
There was 4 more active demand "a, Oats End the
n1arket advanced 01c, with sales Of 10 600 bu at !
a55a2Ge for No. !; aoEasc tor No. 2: and 17c foz
rejected In store, closing dsm 1t s5M for No. ], md
s1H for No. q y
The market for Rye waE quiet and without decid-
ed change. Sales rznged at 60G61c Eor No. !, and
s70s Sc Fur Nos.
Barlcy was dull, heavy snd 4Gsc lower, with
ta1es Of No. m store at 53H@56c, and sample |
OTIS on track At 16@$1.m. =
Lake FreIehts were quite active at an advaue, OF
Ec, with numerous engagements at 1sc for Com
md Rye to Eufalo; sc for Torn 10 Ogdensburrh;
nc for Wheat to Oswego and Kingston; aud a]c
or Wheat num Milwaukee, to osdensburgh- =!
There wesa no new features In the Grocery mar
ket- Trade continues quite brisk, and all Leading
'taples arc dEna, with d strong upward tendency, |
rhe following despatch was received to-day at the
4erchant4' Exchange: |
NEW ToRK, Oct. 1a
Good goceEs' engars. 14,ts, Arm. -HaaI.. soaia
III Al, l9Gsl9atc, quIet. Coffee strong. Teis |
Priraie dispatches received here thla foseaoo,
luoted an advance Of nc on Rio Coffee, \
Carbon on was dull md lower, owing 10 The ausl.
ty On the part Of spectators 10 realize, Elsewhere
yf1 be found quotations.,