, 1865-11-06

The Produce markets to-day were unsettled and
dali. The Wheat market remains In The hands OF
spectators, md shippers are doing little Or moth
ing. Coarse grazing we're quiet.
The Provision market remaIns dull and heavy,
Mess Fork rms In retail request ut $50 at
which quotations light eales were made. Prime
Mess Pork was neglected and nominal A small
lot OF country Meas Beef changed hands at 4l4D-
4 lot Of 1,c0l pcs Green Hata8 sold at 18c for
delivery nfxt week, Lard was neglected and en-
t3sely nominal.
The recent decline In Hogs has encouraged few
Of cnr packers to make IN experiment in cutting
hogs, and We understand two houses will COM
meuce operations on Monday next. The great bulk
OF the packers, however, are not disposed to CON-
mence till prices fall considerably.
Hfehvfnes were scarce and nrm. With few buyers
ofsnan lots at 5: .a5@a26. The stock here Is very
light aud sellers were not offering their s.oeks-
Ta1low ls IN good demand md firm at 15c for
packers, and 14114Ec for good country.
Notwithstanding the advices frum New York
were Oft favorable character the Flour market was
characterized with extreme dullness. 1t might be
trnthfullJ quoted 'sck" few small lots Of Spring
Kxt1as chsngcd hands at *7.5017.75. There va.
nothing done In White Winters, Shippers arc out
OF The market owing to the difficulty In obtaining
through bills OF ladins, The demand Is restricted
to the wants or the c1ly trade and the filling Of small
pr1ers.
The market for No. Spring Wheat waz again un-
eettled md egulnr-cloains about 1c lower than
yesterday. EARLY sales were made nt &1.4A, and
under htsvy desire On the part Of holders to real!
tc, the market declined to x1.41 !; subsequently,
under good speculative demand by short sellers,
tcacticn took place, and the market rallied 10
$1.4etH. No. 9 Spring was In good chipping de-
mind and firm at yesterdays ruling prices. Thero
IVES no Inquiry for Red Winter, md the market was
-
$1ll@1.aG for No. i, and S113I1.16 for No. 9
Spring closing with buyers OF No. / Spring at
sl4ssX, and sellers at $l.is.
Owing 10 the decline in Like Freights, there vas
stronger ruling In the Com ma1ket, and we note
an appreciation Of 1t01c with sa!es Of 15l 00O bu
at 49H@5lc for No. / and 496l9he for No. 2 In
store; &c for No. ! and 50HG51c for No. Canal
aaoat. The market closed nrm at SIC Tor No. !,
and viii buyers Of No. Eat 4g, and sellers at 49hc.
The market for Oats was dali and heavy at de-
cline Of 1c per bu. Some q 600 bu changed hands
at aa7Gl27Hc for No. i; &c for No. aud a1c for
Rejected
Rye was dull and se4c lower. with Gales Of fresh
No, at Go4G3c; &c for old No. and No. :, and
: &c for Rejected. >
Barley WIS quiet with Izhs GALES At ao6tl7c Tor
No. 9 fresh, and Csc for sample lot On track.
Like Fteiehts were dull and norninally 1@fhc
lower, with engagements At 91c for Com sud TIC
Tor Oats to Buffalo, There were rumots Of engage
/ ments at 91ic for Wheat to the same place.
The Grocery market was fairly active, and all
leading staples we're dsm at quotations. The FOL
lowing despatch Was received to-day at the Gtocrs
Exchange:
NEW TonK, Nov I.
Sugars very finn ut yesterdays quotations. Cof-
fees aid Teas unchanged
Seeds were quiet hut firm, with sales at Saoo tor
Timothy; 1850 for Clover, and SIS for Flax Seed-
The Dry Coods market Was fairly active. Cotton
goods were In limited request and lower. There
wns a brisk demand for all kinds Of Wooicns, and
the market tuled firm. Elsewhere We give closing
quotations..
Beef Cattle have been dull to-day, md prices
B. without any essential change from yesterday The
sales foot up head, ranging rom E3.s5 to $700
| q 100 ms.. F
| Hogs have been in little demand today: and
prices are not materially different from yesesuay,
but rule weak. The sales were 1000 head, ranging