The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-04-08
New York Market.
Wednesday, April 7.

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FLOUR AND MEAL-The advices by
the steamer Indian, at Portland, had a
depressing influence on our market for
Western Canal Flour, and on the low
grades prices are 5al0c. easier; the better
grades are without important change, ,aDd
are the most sought after by local and
Eastern dealers; the arrivals are moder
ate, but the supply is ample; the sales are
500 bbls. at Sd 229as43O for common
to good State; S4 40aS4 So for extra do;
81 25aS4 35 for superfne Indiana and
Michigan; S4 40a$4 80 for extra do; S4
75aS4 80 for common to good extra
Round Hoop Ohio; S4 90aS6 20 for good
to choice do; S. Boast for St. Louis
brands and extra Gcnessec. Canadian
Flour is rather lower, with fair offerings;
prices are easier; the demand is confined
to the home trade mainly; the sales are
$50 bbis., at S4 50aS5 so for rextra brands;
no superfne on the market. Southern
Flour is in fair supply, and with limi-
ted demand is e-sicr; the daily arrivals
are in excess Of the demand, and the
stock is ample; the sales are 900 bbls. at
Sd 65aS4 80 for mixed to good brands
Baltimore &c., and S5aS6 5 for the bet
ter grades, Rye Flour is without varia
ton TO note; the demand is fair; sales OF
so btls. at S3aS3 rs. Corn meal is very
firm, the arrivals are moderate; sales OF
jersey at SO 10, and Brandywine at So 20
GBAIN-Tbere is considerable irrcgu-
larity in our Wheat market; the demand
is fair, and common qualities, which are
in small stock. are held with greater firm
ness, but choice grades are less firm; the
sales are 1900 bush. good to prime white
Southern at 81 35al 45; GOO bush. good
white Michigan at 81 2s, and 2s, 500 bush.
Chicago Spring at 81, in >tore-the lat
ter taken for export. Barley is quiet
and more freely offered: sales small at 65
a73c. Barley Malt is quiet and prices
nominal. Oats are in fair demand at 43
aisle for white, and 44a45c. for West
ern, and 32a37c. for Virginia. Rye is
firm and in fair request; the arrivals are
moderate; sales of 1000 bush. Northern
at 69a7Oc. Corn is in limited supply and
is again better; the demand is mainly Tor
home trade; sales of 10000 bush. at 72a
73c. for Southern White and Yellow-in-
cluded is an invoice of White, to arrive
at 73O. White Beans arc iu fair dem and
sale. Of 500 bu>h. fair at 81 37aa, Can
adian Peas arc lower; sales 5000 bush.
at SSc.
PRovIsIoNs-The inquiry for Pork is
more active, and the market is again bet
ter for Mess; other kinds are we'll held;
sales of 500 bbls. at SIT 25 for Mess;
SI6 1886 so for thin Mess; SIS 50a
SIS 60 for Clear;Sl5 75aSi6 for Western
Prime. Beef is frnrly held; the arrivals
are not large, and the demand is fair;
sales Of 400 bbls at 81 50aS for Country
Prime; Sl0asil for do Mess; Sl2aSl350
for Repacked Western Mess; and Sl4a
Sl4 81 for extra do. Prime Mess is in.
active at S20a24 Beef hams are firmly
held at SI6 50al9 Bacon is irmer; the
demand is moderate; sales of 100 toxes
Long Bonelcss on private terms. Cut
Meats are better and in fair request; sales
Of $50 bids and teS at 64 a65c. for Shoul-
lers and 94a98c for Hams. Live Hogs
are 10 good demand at s. 65aS6 IS per
100 It, Lard is frm but not active; the
arrivals are moderate; sales Of 800 btls.
and tcs at I04al0ac. Butter is in fair.
demand and prices are steady, Cheese is
quiet at 7al0c.