, 1860-02-11
J}res=ed Live il
ro,x1., ls.s la1 :0t 9s5a :75 :'r9o ~ :

The receipts Of Hogs, 1iye and dressed, to d.
amounted to 1864 Tic market for Dresst1
Hogs, except for hcnyy lots, was not SO brss',
aud holders could not dispose Of medium LOIS
10 easily us yesterday. There was. however,an
active demand tor extra lots by shippers, and
s. Is was pnid For light to fair the ruling liz
urcs were ss.0oM6.co. Live Hogs were in good |
demand aud firm.
Provisions ure still quiet, aud from IN ali |
sence of buyers, the feeling is not SO strong
To-day 100 brls city Mess Pork we're sold 1T |
$3.50, aud country Mess at $lG-1.s. The d.
maud for Cut Meats is still fair, and we report
sue Of G,Guo prs Shoulders on private terms.
a lot Of country picked Shoulders was sold TT
$1l.o0, HUNS at SIC and Humps aad Necks IT
sll.oo. Lnrd is quiet but firm, with few salts
OF country Leuf at 1oc.
The Flour market today Was quite actlvc, but
at prerious prices. About 200 brls changed
hands ut sz..0@s.sa for fair to good Spring ea-
tras, and s3 75@4ass for super. Wheat was in
better supply, aud under limited speculative
inouiry. the market declined 1@l.c, with sals*
of No. Spring at sl.oo; and No. Spring
ut 97t@ssc in store. The receipts Of Corn wc'r
y
No. being made al a@45lc; No. ., 4ac; aud
Rejected, 40@a1c. Contracts were made io1
1900 bushels Illinois River Corn for delivery
about the opening Of navigation at ao@5::,
aaoat:. Oats were hcayy, and lc 1owcr-sales
Of No. in store ranging from 3ef@34c in storc.
Rye quiet ut f6M5oc. hurley and steady Tim.
otby Seed dull ut sa.775. Glover inactive and
upmina}. Hishwines q shade firmcr-low proc:
selling at 16ac.
sEEps.-At St. Loui2, on The stb, the De'no~
crat eays:--" Clover declined to-day. with sale
Of Is sacks at s5.o5. We now quote at $4,000
5.25. Timothy firm at S3@3.25. Last sale IF
Hungarian at .$l.5o from store"
At Louisville, on the slh, Timothy Seed wns
sold at $s.5o@355, and Clover Seed nt $500.
At Philadelphia, on the :tl, Glover sold
freely at e4..5@5.;, and Timothy was scarce
md wanted ut e3@s@5.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 6.-Thcrc was agan sonle
activity IN pork nj the ndynncc asked on the
preceding evening. We hear Of salc Of ! .u"'
br]s thin mess. taScn on speculation, at III,
900 brls on IN order on the preceding day III
3l1.87i, and leo br's nj SIS. Nothing WINS re-
ported in piece meats. A sale Of 200 kegs prime
lard ut 1lac-
LAKE AND OCEAN D1Rrcr TnApE.-Thc bark
nc. Pierce, was al 3lessina, January 1th, bound
from the Black Sea to England, and to leave in
two or three days.
Srock or Flor! IN prTTsuunGn.-The Pitts
burgh Gazette Of the 9Th says:
The stocks are steadily increasing, mud now
amnont to larger amount than ut any previous
period. For instance. 1t is stated By the -four
inspector, his opinion, TINT there are in store
here now fully $4,000 bbls Of -four. Corn il,
dull; offers ut 55c were refused. We think it
must soon slightly decline, the stock is 50 in,-
mease, and daily increasing.
Sr. Lou1s-Feb. s.-The Drmocrat Of yestcr-
day thus reviews the naarket:
The weather continues extremely pleasant,
and favorable to business. Provision dealers
are holding firmly, but buyers are not plenty
Der Dbl for 800 bbls country mess PORK, and re.
fused: the same was freely offered for other
lots. The Flour market is not active, there be
ing little superfne on the market. Prices 81
Wheat being relatively higher than Flour, mill
en- do not caro- to run iheir mills. And yet
Eastern prices Of Flour are 80 low. lower thar
in the West. that cur spectators have sent or
der1 East to purchase Flour 10 hold: Those hes
posted think Wheat will get rule higher here
81 there is IN evident scarcity in the countr,
Some l6, 900 bushels were on tie market to-day
makine rates somew what hcary. Oats were ala'
dull, but Corn actFc
It15xo1s RIVER opEx.-The St. Louis RfpuN
can Of yesterday Gays:
Two boats, which were enabled TO ascend th
Illinois Rire1 about ffty miles, returned TO th'
city. Their eareoes added considerably TO tn
amount Of grain on sale in the produce market
and revived the hopes Of dealers Of an early re-
openiug Of navigation. This is oil the NOR
arnly Entertained as the Upper Mississippi
onen pretty nearly to Hannibal. Wheat, @
which there has been nearly nothing in seilerz
hands, to-day counted up from the cause aoov
named over 5000 bags.
TEE wHH4r Cnop IN M1ssouR1.-A Hanniba
paper saya:
We hear considerable complaint from the fa1
mars Of this and Rails, as wcll a. sur!ound1n
counties in regard To the threatened failure 6
the growing wheat crop. The Louisiana LtTdL
says thst ia Pike, as we'll az in adjoining couu
ties, the thawing weather Of the last mouth In
done it grest injury. " hope that i will + tur
in the wheat crop would prove very calamitou
10 the country at large, and it would take til
farmers some time to recover their wontc
prosperity.
CINCINNATI, Feb. s.-The Gdzztte Of yestcrda
saya:
The Provision market WAS quiet to-day, l.,
holders were firm at extreme prices. Thet
seemed to be no want Of confidence cor anxiei
to xealize.' Meas Pork sold at &17-60, deliver
ble at Ripley, and zoo barrels choice city bra1
brought SIS, md considerable Qunntity cou
have been sold at $17 IS, but the views Of dea
and 9tc for shoulders and sides. The quanti
Of either ont Of smoke is very amall. VI bu
meat, l00, 900 lbs sold At 81 and 8tc, for shot