, 1866-10-18

EIlt, t1ES. 10
There was good attendance on Change to-day.
and the leading markets were active and higher
range ofpriccs prevailed. though at The close 'he
extreme figures were not obtatnab1c General
Butler VT. received on Change, and made fcw
remarks Of 4 commercial character, whfra cut
short tho limo allotted for business.
The Provision nurEct waE lfEcless. Mess Pork
WIS ftceIy offered at $se.o0 for City brands, with
sales Of 100 br1s At .1,ls agure- Dulk Meats were
entirely neglected and nominal At 135zfs1ic for |
Shoulder, and 15A@tGc for Rough sifles. Lard |
was heavy At 165. 5.G16Ac for prime Leaf
Whiskcy was dull with light Gales Of retail |
character at S3.33 fer Free. Bonded was held at |
:4c4 with 1insi!cd inquiry at s5c-
The nnfavorab!c aIvices from Rev York |
strengthened the views Of holders Of F1onr, and |
The uasket was 1rnacr though not quotaby higher.
Freight room is scsrcc. and until IL becomes more
plenty, shippers Obliged to limit their isausac.
tiocs. About ,sou brls changed hands at $l2,750
1H00 Eos White Winters; 3ia.00aS 12.'5 for led
Winter; $9751ll6. for Spring Extras, anu 500
for Spring supcrs. Rye Flour sold freely at
s6.15,
At The opening the ma:kct for No. Spring
Wheat was suong and buoyanL and an advance
Of ;G5c was ob;ainrd. Towards The close re-
aclcc Eel In, and The market closed tame al de-
cline Of 81 -1:c from the highest point. There
~ae an eclisc shipping demsud for No. Spring,
aId the market advanced 3Gsc, though at the
c1ose the extreme Improvement was not sus~
taiDcd. Rejected was .@;c higher. We note
sa!:s If lSi,A4- bu at Sa.1otz1:.l3 for No. !;
sI.:J for No. Il. l.; <1.60 for A. u. Il Co $i.s6
ola for Ccnisul; <1i61l.17 To- City and $1.75
e.1.7s fo- n. ". und Ms. and 81. 1sS8la9 for Re-
jectrtl Sp:irs-clo.inc tame at Ss.10.i for No 1:
<i.t1 for NJ. Il. j.; $i.t0 for H. u. j. Co, and
Sl..j for n S.
There was an aciise speculative demand for
COIN and The market advanced 2.4g1lc, in con-
sequence Ct tic more favorable adyices FROM liver
poul, but ut the cIose tile extreme figure was not
oLainahl"- Tie sales loot mp 49,, t01bn nj GG5ift
tt.:c for No. ! /; G5@b6..c for No. 9 snd 5sc Tor
Rejected in t'os,. and &C for Yellow a'loat. tbs
1nltkc, closed firm Al Csc for No. In store.
There was ial:1y active demand for Oats, and
IN consequence Of better adsiccs from tile East,
the market advanced 1Ss1kc, with ssles OF S7,0n
bu at ";i4GA5;c for No. and CSC for Rejected
III store.
Rye WIS In ac,ive demand and firm, at an I'D.
vance OF :5c, With sales at SAG SIC for No. !, and
tCG56sc for No. 2.
Barley was q shade easier for No. ., but Rejected
was l0l!:c better. We note sales at $lO0 for
No. i; E263G5c for No. 2 and 459 iS1c for Reject
| cd In store.
Lake Freiehts were quiet at an advance Of Ac,
| With engagements at 15hE1ec for Corn lee for
oate, and l5hc for Barley to Bnf1alo. propeller
| was taken at a0c Tor Wheat from Milwaukee 10
ttc eame port.
| Groceries were hrmcr, and tratc exhibited moro
| activity.
Seeds were steady. with sales OF Timothy at
GO s,c, o m
cs,. .s.e w. e- , .,., mn
br,s at se65
Wool wns dull, with light eales at 3GG47c for
2ow Medium. and &c for tub-washe1 from second
hands.
The following dispatches were read to.day on
| ~o>ase* p.
| =. BUFFALO. tctuocf -:
| Nhcat unchanged. Corn very active: early aalcs
| &c advance. SIC, with M upward tendency. Oats
! nominal! Ffciunts-1lc on Corn 10 Ncw York
| Kccefn;a-W1raf i'm iSO lu: Coru. liz mn In.
| t.at. IN I,t,,n A"'o~ "N' N"'''' @'"s9'~ 00'
/ S0's' "'sse' "o- r,.,. >-,n,~ ou,..., :.
| hEw ! ONE; Uc1ooer Y.
Iinnr &C ~ betfc5 , ct x'1gaS H. What salshle
| al .SG5.Fc Cats urm: Old at C0GIGlc Pork i-m
| nj 81 II eri lower and e,lHhic nf 1-r Viii
res ",,tnf ~ IL f:c;5 1.ss. ~ ''~' ""'''
| "'9 @atel 81 'te' oo'u, tso.e.
| LATER.
! T., ,,,... IT,.
IN tne aiicrnooh tneTc was an act1fc uemand tof
m nm h. ,t a. m, NJ n,sh ana sa1,a- tto ,~o,n
us'eo VI ~. ~ A'o. easu' "'o ss''c! t!e
I ucsfuE With sellers Al 6s!ac cash. Wheat was