Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-30
st. Louis Market.
ST Ior1s AnriI Of - N

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-P. NJ
There was little better feeling in the general mar
kets to-day, occasoned of course the assurance
that rulers do not intend interfering with the
shipment Of provisions and produce TO the South
How far this order will be carried out, little time
will tell; certain it is however that the majority of
the business here have confidence whatever in
anything emanating from Washington, and we are
much inclined to the opinion that before week elaps
their worst fears and suspicious will have become
certainty, and that the Federal Government Will pro-
hibu all and everything of the above nature being
shipped from here to any portion in the Confederate
States. There is telling what end the insane and
blood thirsty fanatcism OF our national rulers will lead
them to-
Corn improved a half to one cent on the bushel -
Flour and Wheat continue very dull. There but
little doing in Provisions, with advancing tendency
IN pork sale to-day OF so barrels mess at $40 No
change in freight rates Weather pleasant and rivers
| in an excellent boating condition.
FLOUR-Market easy. 20 brls country extra at
81 20; 100 do superfne at 81 25 100 do country SUI
perne at Si75; 500 do extra in lots, at 81 50@S65
delivered; 500 SKIS superfne at 81 25.
wHEAT-Dull; 500 SKIS club on private terms; 2OI
do do SEC; 216 do do at &c. 525 do do at S0c 81
do fall at 81 10; 200 do spring Soc so do club at S5c
600 do club private terms 40 do poor fall at S5c-
WHISKY-No sales reported.
CoRN-A better feeling on the market with an ad-
vance of about &c 2 bushel Sales AZ SKIS mixed
white at Sic; 200 do yellow at &c., HOO do white pr
vate terms; 43s do yellow at Sec delivered; 100 Go
white and ITO do yellow at $500; 1000 do yellow at
S5c 1O4 do choice white at &c., 500 mixed white &c.
l54 do yellow Soc delivered $50 do extra yellow Soc
delivered; 162 do yellow 55c; 143 do $50; 102 do
mixed 35c 252 mixed white at Sc; 1874 sacks sold on
terms; $50 DO mixed at delivered, lis do
white at 81 600 do do at &c. $50 do yellow 35c
500 do white at &c. 900 do yellow at 35c 1854 do do
at 35c; $50 do white at &c., $50 do yellow 35c;
do mixed white at S5c; 6S3 do mixed yellow at 35c;
500 do mixed at 35c delived.
oATS-72 sacks at 20c; las do at soc delivered.
SALT-350 sacks at 81 OF.
PoTATOES-72 sacks pinkeyes at &c; 120 do mixed
at 25c 90 do do at Csc; $50 do pnkeyes at 26c;
do mixed at 221c so do do at 2Gc; AZ do do at 2lc
sc do pinkeyes at 26c; 195 mixed at 20@27c.
ST. LOUIS, April 27-P.M
In the general market there was but a small amount
OF business doing. Flour is firm, with only small
demand, and the sales limited 81. rs to Sc 90
for superhns TO fancy family grades. Wheat is very
quiet, with small demand at ooe 81 10 for prime
red and white. The demand for corn was small
though the market Is fine at 55c from prime white
shelled, sacks included Groceries unaltered. The
Provision market remains very much unsettled and
II is almost impossible 70 give accurate quotations.
The demand for Mess Pork is SMALL and the sales
limited. We quote at $500 SIS % FOR city packed
The demand for bacon is moderate and rces are un-
altered. Bulk meats and lard are unaltered.