, 1865-11-20

The general produce markets to-day ruled lower
and very dull. There b heavy and depressed
feeling Ill through the trade, aud operators have
little or no disposition to invest The speculatora
have Ind such sertre lesson tho tol1y Of oxez-
trading that comparatively tew arc able 10 do any
thing, now that prices arc comparatively low. On
the other hand, shippers have Jety few orders, and
there IL but Little produce going fozWard-'
In Provisions We have no change to note In the
position Of aaalss. There ras raihtx mure inquiry
for New Mess Pork, and We note satcs Of 600 bbis
In lots, 1T faa s5@3s5A Old Mess Pork Is nominal
At fssaa.0 90. Prime Mess Pork ia neglected. Cum
terland Msddles ire easier, with Gales Of 80 h1a II
1Gc- Lard Is dull, with Light sales Of prime kettle
at s61.c, and prime steana at &c.
Highwfues were quiet and easier, With 1ee selIars
at &. IS ut which price We note salea Of rs bbls.
Tallow was IN limited request and steady It f34c
for country. Prime packers l. held At 1l50t53c.
The Flour market was again dnll, IN view OF tho
unfavorabe ady1ces from New York, md We nots 4
decline Of f10015c. About I,sso bsls changed hands
At I'll 90 for White Winter, <6.o0Gs.00 for Spring
Extras and $5509B 800 for Spring Supers.
The Wheat market opened dun. and declined 4e
On fresh" and ~ old" receipts Of No. Spring, hut
toward the close slight demand tp,nng up. md
the market rallied some 2c-c]osiug comparatively
steady. There vas panic In the market for No.
spr1ug, and the market declined s37c. Rcd
Winter was dull and neglected. The salea
foot up lit, Geo bn at t1-s7G1.33 for "nesh" and
31.a1@1,3a for tto1d~ receipts Of No. Spring:
91.0sQ1 10 for No. 2 do, and 67G570c for Rejected
Spring in store-closng steady at 51s9 ut tresh'>
No i nominal At 1.33 for ''old" No. ], and dull
At f1.D5 for No Spring.
There ssas moderate demand for Corn, md the
market for No. was steady and hzn1, but No. I
was 5s01c Iower. There was nothing doing In
Canal Corn. The sa1es aggregate 8, 600 bu At SO
57Xc for No. l; a&a9ie for No. =, md ss05oc for
Rejected In store-c1oslug steady and firm at 7 for
No. and SIC for No. 2.
There VAS hir shipping demand for Cats ut = de-
cline Of ;4kc, With sales OF *, ,ooo bu at s7Gaec
for No. aud 231a 4s1Mc for No. a-elosing duE1 at
&c fos no. In store.
The de1nand for RYe was very light, md the mar
ket seceacd taac with sales at SIC for No. md 81
GA1sc for No. 2 nreah. Old receipts sold ut &c
for No. and &c fnr No. :.
Barley ,vas dnll md almost neglected sith light
sales Of Old No. 5 1t &C.
Lake Fte1ghts we1e better, with engagements
ut lie for Corn and SIC for Cats to Buffalo, and &c
Tor Corn to collinxwood.
Theirs was sitter feeling In the market for Gro
ceries, md trade was rnther moro active, thongh
without any absolute change In va1ues. The fol-
lowing despatch vas received At the Groee1s' Ex-
change:
NEW YonK, Nov. 1s
Conees active. salcs % oo0 bags, partly on spsc-
Good e1oeers' snRars il31o-nominai. Hhtds I3.a
l19Ac. AS 1874 @18he-dnll. Tans steady. Rait
1ci:hte to Chicago 75c.
Seeds weEe dull with light sales Of Timothy At
r GO.
The following dispatches we're read On Change
to-day:
... BUFFALO. Nov, I9.
Recripts-Wheat TD,0 Geo bo, coEn 50.0tU hu, Data
no. Coo 6u; business about over; Milwaukee Wheat
81 Is: Com. none here.
LArER-Nafket closed 5G15c lower.
NEW YoHs, Nov. 49,
Flour dn1l, Sc lower; Wheat quiet and steady,
Corn and Oats shade tt1nef; Pork nlncr, $13 10;
Whisky heavy IcMinal-
LArEn-Flonr heavy, 50 1sGSa 10; Wheat Aseaily,
81 as@1 s.; Corn nun- at b1g36a Pork lower, al
| ~ 6a3z Gold, l46ts.
LATER
There vas bat little done In Wheat IN tho a.ier.
| noon, but prices were tziHe better Than at tho
close Of 'Change- Sales Of fresh receipts ware
| made at xf.4D.