, 1866-11-08

4HciC N6s INC Usual AEtc1uancG On GhanGe to-
dug, but the leading uaaskets were dull, and, With
fes exceptions, q decidedly lower range OF pucss
prevailed.
Tue Provision market was staCnant. New Mess
Pork declined $3.50, hut exhibited rather more
life than On yesterday. We note sales At $40 bsls
in lots at S.5.00-c1osing with moro buyers than
sellers at this figure. Old Ness was lower, with
esles Of 165 bE1f On terms not mnde public, but
understood to lie In the ncighboshood OF E:6.5u.
The martet may be nomina1ly quo,cd at $4,000
2i.o0 We hcard Of no movement In Green Meats,
and prices mas be no,ninaliy quoted at lsGL let.c
fur Hams, and Sc for Shoulders. There was Meth
ing doing In Bulk Meats. Lard for spot delivery
.vas dull and nomina, Mt 13:sG1lic. For future
delivery there IL an active speculative demand,
and We hear Of sales Of l,5O0 tlcs, eeer from Dc
ccnbcr 18th 10 Januar5 1sih, as lie. 1n Beef we
Grease sold At ss:c-
Nhiskey was duil, with ealcs Of 70 brls free nj
Sa-..-3 DoAdcd was inactive and entirely uomt;al
at SIC.
The nntarorab1e adyicce from Now York haa u
depressing Influence on Flour, and the markes
ruled dull ami 15Gs5c lower, with salcs OF l,su1
b.ls at $l3.75G14-W Tor White Winters <10 0ol
1921 for Spr1ng Extras, and <s.s1AGe?.75 for
Spring SUPERB. small 10, Of Ityc Flour cold at
$;.D.
Wheat was less active and The market dragged,
No. 1SpriuE was without essential change, but No.
was fsGlfc lower for regular, hut other receipts
fold at about The eame as yesterday. We nvtt
ta}cs Of Gs,tNo bu al x2.eJGte - for No. /; sap3
for No. in X. L.; fs06 for do In 4. D. l. Co.;
and Il. 8ele00 fc1 do In n. S. i n. W. and s1.70
1.so Tor Rejected Spring. small lot Of Red Win
ter By sample sold Mt sc-65. The ma,kc, closed
quiet at {:@l 2-ss for No. and 81 l9G!k for
Regular No. Spring.
On tho ''cu1betonc'' there w1s drtuer feeling
In Corn, In consequence OF the Improved adyiccs
from Liverpool. but subsequently, at the regular
board, the matEet became dull and declined 90
se-closins dat The Transactions foot up 23i. .00O
bu Al esalc9$1.05 for No.. i; 95Geatc Tor No, 2,
aud :a Tor Rejected in store, aud 65c Tor Ear Corn
on tzacl. The market closed heavy ii J9c FOR
MOL.
Oats were less active and 1.slec lower, with
fa,cs Of S. 0n bu at 4sc 10. No. and 1863 lie for
No. 2-closiue at 46D46itc.
The demand for Rye was eI1ght, and tho market
declined oG1ec With sales at s1.0o@l.03 for No !,
md S61esc Tor No. IN slorc-clos'ns at the In
| side figures.
| Bailey opened about &C bette. 70. No. ;, but
! subsequently rcecacd 4c- rejected WAS aibsc
better sales were made At I5GS9c for tac
| former, and GI6:c for the lattcr-elosInc at In.
ride prices.
Lake Freights were dull and Nc lower, with IN.
| gagemcnts TO Buffalo at lie for Com, l9t{c for
| Rye, lie for barley, and Sc per steam for Oats.
| activity, and the market continues stcady and
ntn, al previous 1gurcs.
Metals and Timers Stock. with Iron, Nails,
and Hardware goods. afe IN good dcmana, steady
and Urn.
Salt is quiet at our quotations.
Seeds are Inactive, Timothy told at ssc1Gl3e5
and Flax at 265.
Wool continues dull, and without quotablt
change
The Lumber market By the cargo Is quIet, ow
tnc to light receipts. Prices arc held at tho same
figures as yesterday.
The follow ing dispatches were read today OF
Change:
BUFFALO, November.
Vheat held at $50 buyers. Corn quict a
<l.laaI 20, Oate, 6ac. FteiQlits, lie on com Il
Nc,y YoJk. Kceipfs-Whcat. 4o, 600 bu; Corn
1G,oO0 bu Oats, $3.50 bn.
EEw YonK, November 7.
! Flonr easier, At g 5oG1aoo, Wheat dsrn an!
quiet at S3,:7G,2.t0. Corn quiet At 1.4s3c Posl
aull and heavy at sss IS. Lard lower at 15c
Whlskey steany. Gold, l41s.
Flour easier at s3Go0ll.s5. Wheat easier