, 1860-03-10


Corn dull declining; sales ofc, 900 bags at rs q
7Gc. Bacon steady ut SIC for Shoulders. aud
~ G1elc for sides. Cheese firm at 11@114c,
with inir demand. Ness Pork unchanged.
Cut Meats firm aud in light supply. sugar in
moderate demand, but pr.ces are easier, fair to
fully fair 6. &C: Whisky dull and prices un-
eoc and is dull. Molsasses dull and without
change; choice selling ut Sc G SIC.
LOUISVILLE, March T:-In -four, few small
salcs at S5.75@s. Wheat-$l.s l.s0@ 1.s5 md dull.
No changein corn OF oats. In provisions, sales
on orders Of 1o4 b1ls mess pork ut $l7.115, Is
on orders ut 1ac for shoulders, 44c for ribbed
sides, 10l@1l for plain mud cauvassed hams.
and lie for clear sides. 4 sale Of 50 tierces lard
from first hands at 1o!c. We understand that
$l7.5o was refused for mess pork.
New ORLEANS SC6An MARKET, March 3.-Sr-
cAn-The margct has generally been easy for
buyers, and portion Of the transactions
hare been at slightly reduced rates for the
lower grades, with sales during t:e wcck Of
about 5000 hhds., including 1000 to-day, tho
closing rates being within the range Of the fol.
lowing quotations:
1ncrior 1t @4i; Common 10 good common 90
IL: Fair 10 fulr fair 6! GIL: Prime and choice
.f@s!; Centrifugal, etc. .6@s; weeks receipts
1,4:.; exports 1851. hfoInsses-The receipts
have been moderate, but have been fully eanel
t., the demand, and prices for the better quail
ties huve not been maintained. Some 10000
brls have been sold duting the week, including
ing TT 30G,36!c; prime to choice SCI @379c, in
bris and hutf brls. ut IS @4ec per gal. Weeks
receipts 1e,l14 brls; exports SEQ.
ST.. 1.or1s-Mareh 7.-The provision trade is
not netire; the only sale Of mess pork noticed
Was one Of $50 brls, made since change, at
SITES per trl, here. For choice brl lard l0c
only could he had, and some transactions were
on the tapis, but not competed. Fiour-Sales
Of 500 bris city supsrdne, q favorite brand, at
$3.50 delivered; 275 brls city supertine INT.
vernou) il lets ut SC; 575 bags do at IS; 100
bags city superiine Ut ss.95; 40 bris country
extra at 36.a5; 140 brls country double extra in
lots at $3.50 Rye Fiour-Sales of 50 brls at
$3.50. Wheat in brisk demand and prices 2@9c
higher. Snlcs 252 sacks poor end common lalt
at Sl.28@1.a9 as3 saeks club at 81 2a@l 50 ;
ago SKIS linked spring aad club at Il 80; $50 SKIS
poorto prime fall at 81 S7@1 IS; ESQ sks prime at
II ,33@1.3 III; .'2 sacks red and white ut &l.40;
IS sacks choice white at $l.43, md CSC sacks
choice white red on private terms. Corn
steady, hut inactive. Sales of 74s sacks damp
mixed in lots at 52@ @5Sc; liza SKIS mixed and
| yellow ut 54@55c; LOO SKIS white and mixed
white at SEC delirered; s35 SKIS mixed white at
| 57@5sc delivered; $50 SKIS white, part deliv-
| GIEus IL DOT -f-VU Eh6 5EHUN ~ GSE 4E1lREEG0t
and c75 SKIS choice white, in lots, ut 60c, dc}iv-
cred. Oats Sales Of Geo sacks, in lots, pari
light and part in second hand sacks, ut 49@50c
iiUs sEs in lots at 81 @52c; 100 Aks ut 53c, and
| 800 SKIS choice for seed, in lots, at 54c-an out
side figure. Ba1ley-Sales Of $50 SKIS Spring a
Soc, and $50 SKIS do at Sac, sacks returned. VIZ
quote Tall Ut $l@l-1o. Rye-Salc Of 40 SKIS Al
Csc, including sacks.
CLovEn SEED IN ClSc1SSA11.-March 7.-Clo
ver is dull mud unchanged. We quote prime al
| s4.5o@455 in sacks and barrels. Sales o5 bril-
prime ut S4.55; 40 bu do in sacks at S4.5o.
Hay IN ST. LorIs.-March demand ACTIVE
and prices higher. Sales Of 50 bales at 9oc; 3!
and Sc bales at SIC, md IL and 200 bales o,
private terms.
SEEDS N Sr. Loc1s.-March 1.-uungaria,
Grass is dull at sc@s0c- Clover Seed, BAG
@4.15.
HAr IN New OrLEASs.--March 3.-The Dtla
says: "Somc 5000 bales Western have becl
sold during the week at $32@35 and $36 pc
ton for ordinary TO prime and choice lots. Ia
day about 400 bales we're sold Mt @s5 ton
HAT III ToRos7o.-March 7.-The Globe say
hay is in fair supply at s1o@19 per ton frou
farmers, and $40 per ton in bales by retai
Straw, s7.5o@s. Pea Straw, 1895 per ton.
DnEAns7rrrs IN New onLEASs-March o.
Eour-The demand has been rather better thi
week, whils prices hare undergone but littl
alteration. Up to 1att evening about i, 500 br1
were sold ut $G.4oe9 s.55 for suPerfne, sG.Go@
Gs7t for extra, and $7@s.5o 4 brl for choic,
extra brands. To-day;s aales embrace $50
brls, Of which $40 in three lots at $500; 10,
choice ut SC Gel! 1900 extra at -; $50 at Sis