, 1861-04-01

OCEAN FREIGHTH At New YoRK-Malch 2S-To
q next week, It sxd il bulk; 70, ,ooo ba % Welt M at
1od In bulk and l051d In sh1ps' bags: 15o1 brls
Hour at 3s . hhda taltoW at S2s I'd 100 pkgs lard
-four at 3s Cd. To Havre: 1000 bu wheat 1t &c
To Bremen: 1000 brls rosfn at 4s Sd. and 500 brls
spirits turpenrine at &c y gall. To Bristol: a,o00
bEls -four at 81 9d.-N T Tribune.
A13AsY-March 2s-Bustness was this morning
restricted, which in great measure can be attrib-
uted to the inundatton, which has driven our mer-
chants from their abodcs Of traffic. The GALES Of
nons hare been confined to the wants Of the local
have been limited to GALES Of bu red state wheat
at $1.19, and 900 bu white Canadian at 81 As de-
# the eeds st 1d
more firmly, hnt without eales.-Epe journal.
st. LOUIS, March 2o-Wheat dull, with limited
supplies and prices unchanged; sales 1856 bags
sp5ieg st. sSs bags club At ssc s5s bags
club at eoc; 1856 do at 9lc 100 bags common fall at
81, and 100 bags prime white at s. .es. co1n-Mar-
ket dui and Price little lower with sales Of 500
bags mixed and yellow, part in secondhand gun
ates at 32c; $3.50 bags mixed and yellow in new
gann1es s at se@36Ac; ABOUT 6,oM bags yellow at
drst figure; 1.450 bags prime and choice white at
836S9c and 418 bags choice white at 40c delivered
Oats-unehanged and quite dull sales $50 bags at
25s pat eellssFsd 1s52 bags prime at g. pars
165 bags choice black at 30c in good and new bags
Barley In fair demand for spring and drmer; safes
g bagg good spring at 45c 400 bags prime do at 30
Enr. ata ahn H. oass spfing. private
CITY dull and weaker with sale Of 15o bags super
Re e Ry1s e an9 So efls e. Whts
on private terms; s36 do at 1s4c, and 30 brls IN
; lots tat At 1sxc 2 gal, mostly currency payments
BUFFALO, March q. 1s61.-The market for aour
walls Sales OF about 400 brls, included in Which
ere 800 brls extra Canaoian at 75 100 brs extra
Wisconsin at s4.75 $50 hrls extra Illinois and 10
at IS G1l5 IS loo bbfe choice extra Indiana at
$5-37H 800 brs double extra Indiana aud Ohio at
IS 5u66 co. 80 brls very choice double extra IDfi-
!; ana at SGa5 The market for wheat shows an in
i bu choice Canadian club at 99c: and 500 hu red
winter at s1.l4c. Corn drn: new at z5e and I'D at
i'm At s5s: for p2me Ganaaaa 10 Peas S stesdv q
] 5sc.-EzTess.
| To,rno Merch 90 ,s-,,o,t -r,,;+, NJ q, IN
r. IT, St:o9. notn ssQySse KSe 5oc. Oats 2oD
oa.'e'' 'pt4ns oee' ",nles oN-
! h nhfkoIr' March :a.-The pleasant weather
! the produce trade l. remarkably dull. 4 little
Mheat 1a taken at about 81 0o@1 06 for white. aud
and bar1ev at 81 a. q ct nrn ~ n1i ~ &
Tantcd ne r1nte 6sf Oar h-'ne1ae u a1H nro. noe
ana nom at m mp Potst6ss as & &p1ny SEED
1naufed fSs 5a at 1c for roll are better
anx4gErr-nareh ss.-Receivea, 1ss, bo,s
| -four, 1e. .631 bu wheat. There was further ad-
t vance OF 1G114c In wheat to-day, hnt the market
was le.s active than yesterday owing to the firm
ness Of holders Sales on Change amounted TO
aboEt IS o09 bn at s01s9Ac for NJ Elm store, $50
332 for No in store, and SIC delivered The mar
ket closing at the fnsids figures. The market
opened at soQs3c for the two shfpping grades, and
! but this was lost after fne receipt Of The e.
/ port OnIyl 400 bhls Of -four were reported, the
| drmneea OF sellers restricting business. We quote
the market at $4.10G1425 for the ordinary range OF
! country extra. There was nothing done in coarse
grains, aud quotations are nominal.-Sentintl
| P1rrsBuRGH, March 29,--Flour has improved q
lit ie and prices are fIrmer The ienaud Generally
were In the small way. The following are the