, 1865-10-05

TheEenc1al Produce markets today were actfFe
and h1'uer. besides fair shipping demand for |
rosncgrsin, there was very nctiye speculative
inquiry for Wheat - =, :
Provisions were nsnae. and more active, bnt the
transactions were wholly confined to Mess Port, for
which there wns an active local inquiry to supply
tho lumber trade, and psices advanced 5ocI$L00
per barrel Nih Faes Of GEO barrels In lots At faaco
G4Sa01. Prime Mess Pork Was also ftmer, and We
note a 1ea1e Of 100 barrels 1t $sS00 There was
nothing done In Bulk Meats. Lard paa quiet but
trm, With light sales at 99c-
Highwines were in better requeat aud ftr1nez, with
safes or 800 barrels at faso1s and small lots
At &. .esla. ssaA1. -. 80 -
Therr WIS good demand for Flour Today, nEd
the market ruled firm and fairly active at an ad-
rance of fui1y10c on good to choice Spring Extras
Winter grades were firm, but without quotsh1e
change. The Fuppty Of all grades is working small.
and in many instances 1t is fmpossib!e 10 Ill orders
for fkvosfte brands The zalcs to-day aggregate
$500 iris at $9.5o9t3e5 for common 10 choica
White Winter; $3.50 for Heti Winter, and 1880
s7A for Spring E1ttaa. A ANAL lot OF Spring Su-
pers changed hands at t8.5o~ .>..-.
There vaa m active speculative demand for No.
Spring Wheat, auit the market advanced hG31c.
No. Spring was IN good chipping request and Il
@1c b.ater. There was mora doing In Red Winter
and We note IN improvement 81 1gses g About sss,-
GOO bu changed hands nt 20 for While Winter, by
sample; S1.s2h for Extra Fed e1.7e@1.7 for No.
do, and Bic for Rejected do; i.46 for No.
| Spring; $1.e8hlfe8 for No. 2 do, aud G510Cc
for Rejected do-cloeing With sellers Of No, Spring.
| IN store. a. S1.4G, and buyers at 2f.464..
The Corn market was dull owing to tho adrauta:
freieAts, and at the t]ose PRICES wtfr fully no
Ne lover than at the tlo.e Of Change yesterday.
Canal Corn was dull and heavy. The transactions
foot up 1eo, 600 bu at eo&61xc for No. L; tsGs9ac
for No, = aud 4sl5lc for Rejected in store; 6tsic
for No::1, apd 59c for No. 2 Canal atoat.- At the
close the market WIS dun At R1c for No. !, md 5sc
for No., IN hyorite houses-.
Oats wsze less nesIye and the market WAS shade
cas,er lib eaics Of 90 GOO hu ut aa133ac Tor No.
I; e694@27e for No. 9, and ssge3Ac for Rejected
iu eture-clostny frna At 31c for No. ] IN store.
B.rley was qule. Int steaay with Light sales al 90
@e1c tar No.2 In storc., :, -. j .,.>,
There was good ahlpqlug demand for Bye, md
ihe naslet ruled firm and 1loc higher, uith kales
at 6el8s1c for No. aud G3365c for No. in store.
Rejected sold at 4pG1.te In atore and on track.
Lake tFrashts weze active and 1c higher, With
numerous engagements at 1os1@l1c foe Corn and
skate for Cats Ia Buffalo; 1l9sc TOR Wheat to Port
Colborae. and 1sxetoz Wheat to osuego.,
The Groccry 1nsrket was active and fun prices
were maintained. Suga1s arc working f.1ner with
| strong upward tendency, Coffee fz1u and in good
demand al The recent advance. Sy7ups md TEAS
steady dnd drm>:. The following despatch was re-
eei'ed At the Merchants Exchange to-day: :.
=" Nsw YoHR, Oct. 4,
and fait1y aeuSe. Layer Ralsina $500.
:. Timothy Seed waa quiet and easy. with aales Of
GONE 500 bags at fa.lDQes.s5. Flax Seed quiet and
UNCHANGED at s2.5oGa.75. Cloye1- Seed dull and
entirely nominal. - *
Broom Cor, was quiet, wl.h sales at slas.ooD
1900 for common to good. Primo would not CON,
, 1nsrd over $ao00d ;. $780,:
Tsllot was 6zDa but inactive at tsk@1se. The
Il IL 11yhE and them IA nonf m ha