, 1860-03-09

day WAS still more ex-ited than on the day pre-
yious, aud another important advance in prices
established md maintained throughout the day.
The receipts amounted to about ], 100 bushels,
the quality Of which WAS very good. The range
ot rates extended from $3.50 q $l.35 for COM
mon to good shipping wheat, ana FROM y l.3' to
$l4o for good to primo, which latter rate was
paid in a number Of instances and one case
shade higher. The average price for the day
could not have been less than $134, as the days
deliveries we're Of uniformly good qunllty.
There was very keen competition and feeling
among buyers run high. spring Wheat wrs
steady ut '<1@1.05, The latter beng IN extreme
figure for the primest samples. Barley steady
al Coo. Rye-one load ut Csc. Oats more stea-
dy at :;563Gc, aud no sales By car load. Flour
IS not active, but in view Of the advance IN
wheat, is firmly held ut full rates. Nominal
quotations nre-superGne No. l. $4.43@A55;
funcy, $4G5@4.s0; extra, $5e5 @5.5o; double
extra, $5.6U@5.oV-
LOUISVILLE PROVISION MARKEr-March c.
| Business continues quite dull. Money scarce
| and no change in rates. We notice q sale Of
100 bbls extra country mills -four to shipper
ut SaG5, and 900 bbls superfine and extra coun-
| try and CITY ut $5.CpI5.Ofi. Wheat $1.30 and
| ti.35. Small sales Of sheled Corn at Coo. Sacs
| Of coo lu of Outs ut JGc. In provisions, sales
| On orders Of 100 bbls mess pork 1t Sits, 120
casks aud tierces bacon at previous rates, and
i 900 bulk shoulders Mt Csc. From first hands
/ mess pork is not su(eable at over SIT. a
to be delivered at the Nashville depot, End ~
tons from store ut Sa3 per ton. Whisky tend,
inc upwards; sales of raw at 19ac. Sales Of
zoo bbIs potatoes nj $2 a5 per bbls. sales o1
Il bbls clover seed ut Sa.60.
C,sc1sSar-March 6.-The Ga:ttte Of yes.
terdav says:
In our general markets wehavc to notice con
| tiuued dullness. The leading articles OF pro
duce are held with much confidence, and, de-
mand or no demand, sellers cannot be induced
| to make material concessions. Even during tht
we're sustained. although there was only very
limited demand from consumers, and none q
| all from epecu.atorN. These remarks applg par
ticu!arly to hog products. Bacon could be solt
at Z! aud .. for shoulders and sides. but to
more is resolutely contended for. To day, 1ot
buds rib sides sold at S9.31 G?.40, md there VA
also salc of 200 hhds do, deliverable the las
half Of ttis month, at 9a. Nothing transpiree
in shoulders. Clear bacon sides sold to the ex
tent of 120 lhds at $l0.66@1012. There ii
some demand for city packed mess pork nj
$l7.a5, and small lot brought ST. 81. 1olde- =
they would not sell much ut that. There Wers
no transactions in hulk meatto-day. Shoulder
| mirht have been sold Mt Ct and sides at St 0Sf
| but these figures are below the Eiews Of hold
ers. Lard dull at 101 for barrel. and lit fo
keg. The demand for hour fell of in cur mar
were S5.50@555 for superdne. The weeks re
ccipts were 1o,o74 brls, and the exports on1.
4,356. To-day receipts were only $40 brIs, an
tie exports LOIS do. The stock is estinnated a
| so, 900 brls, Wheat sold more freely at the Dc
pFevousy estses1sd ona s sl1sIeS :. g.
Corn was in good demand at 4y@5o for ear
bulk. Shelled dull at 50@51 in bulk. 0at
steady at 47@4s in bulk. Rye scarce ut 81.
Barley meets with pretty ready sale At IS 70
. prime fall, and G5@7l for fair 70 good DO.
The receipts Of lending articles at this pol
| nd