The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-04-15
New York Market.


! " EDNESDAY, April IA, 1858.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand for
Western Canal Flour is less active, and
the market is lower and irregular. The
unpleasant weather added to the heavi-
ness and inactivity The better grades
are of red more freely and at lower
rates; the sales are 5000 bbls., at S4 05a
a p for common to good State; S4 25s
81 l5 for extra 10 81 load 20 for SUI
perfne Indiana and Michigan; s4 25aS4
75 for extra do; S4 50aS4 so for COM
mon to good extra round hoop Ohio--the
inside rate freely offered at the close,
without finding sellers; 81 sOaSG for good
to choice do; and SIS l0aS6 so for extra
Genessee. CANADIAN Flour is unsettled,
the arrivals are fair; sales of 450 bbls. at
S4 3OaS5 80 for extra. Southern Flour
is freely offered and is lower and heavy,
particularly the low grades; these are diff
icut to move and are nominal at the close
sales of 900 bbl- at 81 40asl so for
mike to good brands Baltimore, and S4-
s5a56 % for the better grades. Rye
Flour j. in fair request and is firm; sales
of $50 bbls. at S3aS3 rs. Corn Meal is
frmer; sales of 376 bbIe. at So 25 for Jer-
sey, and So 80 for Brandywine and 100
punchcons do. at Sl7 IS.
GRAIy-Thcre is a moderate INQUIRY
for Wheat, and the medium qualities are
dull and lower; the arrivals are fair, and
We notice some inquiry for Spring for ex-
port; the sales are , 900 bush. prime Red
Virginia at 81 IA; Go bush. damaged
do. at SIZE; 5000 bush. Chicago Spring
at 81; 4s0 bush. White Kentucky (mus-
ty) at 81 05; 500 bu~h White Illinois at
81 25 at the Railroad depot. Rye is more
plenty and is heavy; sahs Of 400 bush
at 69c. for Jersey and 694c for Northern
afoat. Barly is quiet and is plenty; sales
are small at 64a73c. Barley Maltis dull
and nominal at s0as5c Oat. are 6rmer
and in firm request; sales Of Virginia at
37aa2c.; Jersey at 4la44c.; State at AGA
4ec., and Western at 4Sa49c. Corn is
better and in good demand for the trade
and for shipment; the supply is fair; sales
of 90. 600 bush. at 7laa72ac. for South-
ern Mixed or Straw Colored; 734a7ic.
for do. Yellow, and 73a74c. for do. White
includius 1000 bush ofthe latter at 73A
aide
PRovIsIoNs--The inquiry for Pork Isl
less active, and the market is irregular;
Mess is we'll sustained; Prime is heavy;
sales of $50 bbls. at Sl7 50aSl7 55 for
Mess; SIT 90 for Thin Mess; SIS 50aslS
90 for Clear; Sl6al6 % for Prime Mess,
Sl4 3oaSl4 35 for Prime. Beef is rath.
er lower; common qualities are offered
more freely; sales of $50 bbls. at 81 25a
80 0 for Country Prime; 50 50aSll for
do. Mess; Sl2aSl3 so for Repacked Wes-
tern Mess, and $l4aSli 80 for Extra do,
Prime Mess is quite heavy. We hear Of
2 IS tcs. aud $50 boxes Indian Mess
going forward from first hands Prices
are nominal. Beef Hams are heavy; sales
Of go bbls. Fair Western at sic so. Ba--
con is quiet; sales of 64 boxes Cumbsr<
land Cut at Sic, Cut Meats are plenty
and heavy; sales of $50 bbls. and tes. at
69a64c. for Shoulders, and 9a9sc for
Hams, and Extra do. I0c. Lard is less
ouoyant, and rot so active; the arrivals
are large; sales of 400 bbls. and tcs. at
l0SalO5c, and kegs at 12c. Butter is
olenty and is heavy at l2al6c. for Ohio
old), and l5alsc for do. State, and 22w
.5c for new do. Cheese is in active de-
aand at 7a9c,