at $22 25, now held higher; sales of shore at $18 [email protected] 50 for No 1 and 2. Fresh Halibut in light receipt; last sales at $10 25 [?] cwt; smoked do 11 1/2c [?] lb. Oil-Cod 92c [?] gal. [By Telegraph.] NEW YORK, Nov 19-Flour-sales 9300 bbis: State and Western more active, but prices favor buyers; superdoe to fancy State and choice Wester $5 [email protected] 30; Southern quiet and drooping; common to choice %7 [email protected] 25; California quiet, Wheat unchanged; sales 53,000 bush; white California $2 [email protected] 40. Corn unchanged and dull; sales 78,000 bush. Oats in moderate request and unchanged; sales 450 bbis; prime $21 [email protected] 50. Whiskey steady; sales 250 bbis at $1 07. Cotton firm; sales 3800 bales; middling uplands 24 3/[email protected] 3/4c. Freights to Liverpool aull; cotton per steam 3/[email protected]/2d; peas and corn per steam 8d; wheat per steam 7 3/4d. [By Telegraph.] BUFFALO. Nov 18--Receipts--9000 bbis dour, 2000 bush wheat. Shipments--7000 bush wheat, 11,000 do oats, 6000 do rye, Freights unchanged and dull. Wheat, spring inactive: sales 16,000 bush white Canada at $2 [email protected] [email protected] 20, according to quantity; 5000 bush amber Canada at $1 80. Corn quiet; sales 3000 bush old Wester at $1; 3000 do No 2 at 97c; 2600 do kiln-dried new at 90c. Oats quiet; sales 10,000 bush Western at [email protected] in lots, and 18,000 do No 1 Western, to arrive, at $1 Rye dull; sales one car Western at $1 26. Barley dull; sales 2 cars Canada at $2 delivered. Peas nominal at $1 30. High wines dull at about $1 05. Mess pork unchanged. Lard unchanged. [By Telegraph.] OSWEGO, Nov 18--Flour active and unchanged; sales of 3700 bbis at $7 75 for No 1 spring $9 25 for amber winter, $10 25 for white, and $11 25 for double extra. Wheat is in moderate milling demand; sales of 5900 bush No 1 Milwaukee club at $1 55; 5000 bush do on private terms: 10,000 bush ordinary white Canada at $2; 360 bush choice white Canada at $2 10; and 1700 bush amber State at $1 87 1/2. Corn is quiet and unchanged; sales of 1500 bush No 1 at $1 05, Barley is in limited demand to complete boat loads; sales 7800 bush of up-lake Canada at $2, and 3200 bush at $2 05. Corn meal $2 40 [?] cwt. Milleed steady; shorts $22, ships tufts [email protected], and middlings $36 [?] ton. Canal exports--2985 bbls flour, 23.364 bush wheat, 1000 do corn, 1000 do oats, 34,437 do barley, 500 do peas, and 456,548 feet of lumber. [By Telegraph.] CHICAGO. Nov 19--Flour firm and steady; spring extras $5 [email protected] 50. Wheat--No 1 quiet at an advance of [email protected]; sales at $1 [email protected] 1 25; No 2 firm at a advance of 3 1/4c; sales at $1 11: in the afternoon at $1 10 1/2. Corn firm at 90c for No 1, [email protected] for No2, and [email protected] for new shelled in store, and [email protected] on the track. Oats 47 1/[email protected] 1/2c for No 2. Rye firmer and active at an advance of 2c; sales No 2 at $1 09. Barley active at $1 [email protected] 56 1/4 for No 2, Whiskey nominal at [email protected] Provisions quiet. Mess pork $24; ordinary $23 [email protected] 50; mess seller Feb'y and March, $20, Dry salted sellers first halt January 10c; short do 11c, Lard 14 2/[email protected] 3/4c cash; 13c seller first half Janary, Receipts--7500 bbls flour, 45,000 bush wheat, 33,000 do corn, 35,000 do oats, 1100 do rye, 2800 do barley. [By Telegraph.] CINCINNATI. Nov 10--Green meats in good demand at 7 1/2c for shoulders, 10 1/[email protected] 1/2c for sides and 11 3/[email protected] for hams, bulk meats in good demand at 9 3/[email protected] for shoulders, and 13 1/[email protected][??c] for steamed. Whiskey [email protected] [By Telegraph.] ST LOUIS, Nov [?9]--Pork heavy at $24 50, Bulk meats unchanged. Bacon nominal Lard heavy at 14 3/[email protected] Whiskey lower and unsettled. [By Telegraph.] MILWAUKEE, Nov 19--Flour firmer and unchanged. Wheat unsettled and higher; sales of No 1 at $1 28; No 2 at $1 17. Oats nominal at 48c. Corn steady at Sicfor No 2. Itye quiet but steady; No 1 $1. Barley nominal. [By Telegraph.] TOLEDO, Nov 18--Flour quiet. Wheat--No 1 white Michigan $2 05; amber $2 [email protected]: No 2 red $2 55. Corn advanced 1c; sales of No 1 and Michigan at 90c. Oats--sales of No 1 at 53c, and Michigan at [email protected] 1/2c. Rye a shade lower: No 1 and Michigan $1 99. Barley dull. Freights dull; wheat to Buffalo 5c. Receipts 4500 bbis flour, 5000 bush wheat, 9500 do corn, 6000 do oat, 1700 do rye. Shipments--2400 bbls flour, 23,000 bush wheat, 6500 do corn, 8000 do oats, 2000 do rye. [By Telegraph.] LOUISVILLE, Nov 18--Tobacco--sales 51 bhds; lugs advanced [?]c; [??eat] advance 3/4c. Cotton 21c. Live hogs $7 [email protected] 75 gross, Lard, tierce 15 1/2c. Wheat $1 [email protected] 90. Corn [email protected] in bulk. Oats [email protected]?4c. Rye $1 30. Supertine flour $4 [email protected] Bacon-shoulders [email protected] 1/2c; clear rib sides 17c. Whiskey [email protected] [By Telegraph.] MOBILE, Ala. Nov 18--Cotton open easy but closed firm; sales 1250 bales; middlings 22c, receipts 434 bales; exports none. [By Telegraph.] AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov 18--Cotton--The market was firmer; sales 625 bales: receipts 500 do; middlings 21 3/4c: holders asking 22c. [By Telegraph.] SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov 18--Cotton open dull and closed firm; sales 603 bales; middlings 22 1/[email protected]; receipts 1886 bales. [By Telegraph.] CHARLESTON, SC, Nov 18--Cotton quiet; sales 350 bales; middlings 22 1/2c; receipts 1231 bales; exports coastwise 186 bales. [By Telegraph.] NEW ORLEANS. Nov 18--Cotton irregular; middlings 22 3/[email protected]; sales 3400 bales; receipts 6450 bales; exports 856 bales, Gold [email protected]?. Sterling Exchange--Commerical 145 3/[email protected] 3/4: Back [email protected]?4/; New York Sight Exchange 1/2 discount. Sugar firm; fair [email protected]?c: fully fair to prime 12 ?/4c. Molasses firm; grades are plenty: superfine $675; caoce [email protected] 50. Corn dechming; sales at [email protected]/2 1/2. Oats scarce and firm at 63c. Bran dull at $1 15. Hay drooping; Western [email protected] Pork dull and normal at $29 25. Bacon dull: shoulders 14c; clear rib 17c; clear sides 19c. Lard dull: fleece 16c; keg 18 1/2c. Whiskey--Western rectified dull at $1 [email protected] 15. Coffee firm; prime Rio 17 1/2c; fair 14 3/4c, Foreign Markets. LONDON. Nov 6, 5 PM-Per Scotia- | Baring Bros Circular| -Copper quiet; tough cake and tile £[email protected], best selected £77, Chib bars £[email protected] 10 s, ingots £[email protected] 10s. Cotton-There has been an active demand throughout the week, with a large business, prices showing an advance of 3/4d ? lb. Sales for the week 21,259 bales on the spot, and 17,200 bales to arrive. At Liverpool the sales for the week are 121,440 bales: mid Orleans 11?d ? lb. Hemp--A little more demand for Manila, and 500 bales sold at £17 10s for fair current; good roping qualities are scarce. Russian is firm at £[email protected] for St Petersburg clean. Jute quiet; about 11? bales sold at £17 15s; and afloat about 5000 bales, Aug-Sept sailing, at £8 5s. Oct-Nov do £15 1?s, old crop at £15 58 and £17. Of 7400 bales at auction, only 750 sold at fullly is ? ton lower. Iron-Weardale steel rails (Bessemer) £12; No 1 Weardale p g 8 s net; Tudhoe bars £7 10s; noops £8: all rods £7: sheets and plates. common £8, best £10 to b on Tyne; Welsh rails and bars £5 [email protected] to b m Wales. Scotch plgs 52s 9d cash mixed Not on Clyde. Spelter firm and a large business at £20 [email protected] 15s. Lins?ed--Import for the week at 14,864 qrs. Calcutta on spot 6?s ?d. and for Oct-Dec sbjl e ts 60s 6d: Bombay spot 62s; Black Sea off the coast 57s 6d. Imports into London since 1st Jan 345,649 qrs against 222,937 last year. Linseed Cakes quieter; best N York in bbls £12 7s 6d, best in bags £12 2s 6d, and Western in bags £11 12s 6d. Naval Stores--Spirits Turpentine have advanced to 27s American, 26s 6d French. Petroleum 1s 5 1/2d refined. Oils-Linseed quiet at 29s 6d on the spot; Palm, fine qualities scarce, and Lagos commands; 45s; Fish, sperm £[email protected]; common oils dull; bale Southern £38. paie seal £36, and cod £39, Salt peter--Deliveries continue large, and the stock in London is now 4000 tons less than same time last year, but demand has subsided and sales during week have no exceeded 600 bags; present value of 9 to 3 lbs refraction is from [email protected] Spices--Black pepper firm: 700 bags Singapore brought 3 1/2d, being rather dearer; 3000 bags Penang partly sold at 3 3/4d for Trang, and from 3 1/[email protected] 5/6d for good West Coast: