, 1860-03-22

rye. The market is steady aud firm for dour.
with sales ut $5.50@5.G2t for common brands
Western; t5.15@8 for fancy; s6.25@e.50 for
ern is firm at s61.f@6.o5 for fancy; Se.75@
IS for extras. and SIG $3.50 for superior. Cora
i buiet ut S0GS3c fur Southern yellow, and IS
@5ne FIR white. Oats ure dull at 45Gl f6tc per
bu t''r Northern and Canada. Rye QUO per bu.
Shorts sc. and fine feed $as@(3O per ton. Pro-
v's'ons-Ihe market is steady for pork, with
mess. and sa"@21 fs'r clear, cash and 4 mos.
beei ranges from $9@le 50 per brl for Eastern
aud Western mess. 1-ard 1l@llic in brls aud
tierces, aud 12@lof in kegs; and smoked hams
11@llt, per lb, cash and mos.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1'.-Flour dull, aud the
demand altogether local at $G.40@G5o for Su.
perflne. Corn unchanged and firm at 70c.
Mesa Pork unchanged, and dull ut $17.T56llS.
Lard unchanged, and in moderate demand ut
lta:. Eucon dull, at Il @a9c for Shoulders and
sides. Whisky unchanged and dull An nctise
demand tor Sugar nt full prices; fully fair Mt
7sc; the receipts during the week were G.000
hhds. Molasses scarce and very firm ut SIC;
the receipts during tie week vera but 5000
hhls. sight Exchange on New York prem.
Flour Is shipping to New York at SOC. aud to
Boston at 55c; aud Pork and Beef to New Yo:k
and Boston ut Toe
ALBASr-March mo sales of wheat re-
ported. Rye in the stree. s3c and dull. Oats,
4o@ta. Corn :s@'o; sales 5000 bush yellow
round at .:5,c at Central depot and delivered on
board. and iCc at East Albany Tho receipts
Of Corn at Chicago OIL 18th aud 10th were about
llo, ooo bush. 4 car load two-rowcl barley at
Central depot &c. Whskey-Sales 200 bbls
22:: Scci-Clover in moderate demand ut T3m
Sc for medium. Timothy firm at s3.sO@s.5o.
New YoRK-Narch le.-Reccipts, LIT bbls
Hour; Sss bush oats; q bu rye.
NEW 1onk H1pE MAnke1-March 1e.-Hides
are quiet, and We hare only to notice sale Of
COO Monte Video Hips, 1e lis average, at ssc,
less per cent. cash. The following is fron,
NieScl & Weidemeycr's Circular:
Our list Of sales exhibits fair degree of ac-
tiyity in the hide nIlrket. For stored parcels
Of leading desc1i iptions holders continue outside
OF the range Of market rrices-deeming the
course Of events here and the continued activity
in the European markets favorable to their pre-
tensions. The supply received for the week
hss been quite insignificant, and our orergro~n
stock has therefore become reduced since our
last issue. Eastern ports continue bare Of ship.
ments Of foreign sole leather hides In the
min, tue attitude Of buyers and sellers has un-
| dcfgone but littl. modification.
Low WATEn OK TIE NIvEEs.-The Missouri
River is SO low that boats can With g,cat diff
Guilty recch st. Joseph. The HIST Of the l71ll
says:
The river is sill falliug, and has become 80
very low that it is with the utmost difficulty that
the packets can make their trips at all, to say
nothing. Of regularity and time. Even the Gus
Linn rnbs the bottom.
The Upper Mississippi is not yet free Of
ice any farther up than Luke repin, is also so
low that business on the river is retarded. The
Muscatine Journal Of the Goth. says:
ut our lcyee awaiting shipncut. The great
scarcity Of boats, sn lar this season, is grcat
damage to our shippers, but we suppose THIS
scarcity is owing to tho Very low stage Of water
On the lower rapids.