Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
Review Of St. Louis Market.
9 Tor,s Feb. 9. 1864,

Sr. LOUIS, FEB. y, 1904.
TogACCO.-The offerings were small; and the
b;adine in consequence was mere spirited, but prices
ara unchanged Sales include 2 hhds old factory
huoa at 1896 20. 5 now planters, from 81 10 to
81 40. l co mmonl Leaf, at s12 20 2 medium manu-
f~aoturing, At $40 25@2s 25iI cask At s. 8 wagon
loads loose. from IS 10 to SR1; and Is boxes from
IS to 20 9 100 lbs.
HEMP-Market very quiet, and nothing doing
except sales Of a few small lots Of prime and double
extra dressed hemp, including 20 bales at $3.50, II
do at 1925, and IS do at 24O dol per ton. Sale
Saturday Of rs bales fair addressed Al los dol 3
ton.
-LEAD-Thers was an advance to-day, with sales
of 1873 pigs soft Missouri in lots at 75dOL and lsS
d. hard at 9 IS per 100 lbs.
COTTON-Market dull, with sales Of bales low
middling at CSC, and II do strictly middling at 7ec
9Th.
FLOUR-Market quite inactive and dropping,
with sales Of 200 bbls, including so bbls suPer6ue at
5 Is $50 do fancy do at 60; $50 de do at 5 s.
rs do extra and SO do branded double extras s
dol, and $50 do choice double extra at z dol . Dbl.
WHEAT-Market weak and lower, with sales Of
1874 SKIS and 500 brls, including 172 SKIS common
and far fall at i 20; $40 do good and prime at %
to %; s93 brls and 25O SKIS prime at 2s, and so
SKIS strictly prime and choice at l 80 to l 81 Per
busbel.
CORN-Receipts large, AID prices 5 to 10 cents
lower, with salel Of 5000 SIS, including $50 new 10
second hand sacks at l O5, 400 DO at IOs to l u
1850 do, a little damp, at 09; $50 prime nsE Il
lots =. | 10; 3. Geo nsg 4 White ~ ds Ely e Sc d n 4
ed at I 20 in vouchers, and 2l6 De choice old white
to millers At 1 q To- % per busssl.
.OATS-Declined 1 to e, with sales Of 1 $40 sks
including I,O25 in lots, at 9k; 45o at IS, and 1874,
delivered, at csc.
BARLEY AND ~RYE-BarIsy defined, with sal8
of $50 SKIS, including $50 good fall. at 30 so d
choice at 1 45; 2S8 do, in lots, at | 4S, and SS4 priv
ate. No sales Of rye and market dull.
PROVISIONS AND LARD-No important transas-
tions are reported. Small sales Of new city baeOu
were reported ) casks shoulders at $40, AID 10 40
clear sides at 10 c.
CHEESE-Sales Of geo pkgs yellow and white At
98-4c, ana 20 do white grease lard at 10 Csc.
WHISKY-Lower, and sales reported Of 50 bbll
at 85c, and IS do at 81 lie.
HIDES-Reeeipts large, and sales at 1sc for aintj
Ice for dry saIted and 90 for green sailed,
HAY-NOthing transpired. The QuaFtsrmaster
is paying 80 dol per ton in vouchers for al that is
offered.
DRIED FRUIT-Sales Of6 sks peaches at 3 90;
4 do at 3 IS; s do at 9j, and small lot Of choice
apples at 2 dol 3 bushel.
GREEN APPLES-SaEe Of Z bBls good at ? so
per Dbl.
WHITE B~EANS-SaIo Of Is Bbls fair at 2 0 Oper
bushel.
GUNNIEs-saIes of 40 bales new single, in lots
at 26o.
W00L-Tub-washod is steady at 70 to 76c, with
a snail sale at the outside rate
GROCERfES-Ths market IS quiet, and not
much business doing. We qgoto Lsuisiona sugar
firm, at lSc to IA lie; elsrifed I5c to ICE; Rio cof-
fee at 34c to 3se. Sales of nOlasses Saturday snd
to-day, at zoe in bblS for new plantation; 72c in
half barrels for the same; $50 for old plantation,
and 6Oc for Orleans refinery.