Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-03-10
6ohMefciai Matters.
Millersburg Market.
Cleveland Market.
HERALD OFFICE, March 6.


FLouR-The sales during the latter part of til,
week have been light, but the market remains
firm and there is no disposition to give way
The light receipts and the small prospect of any
considerable increase at present tend TO make
holders firm. Present rates may be noted al
S6@S6,l21a for common extras; S6,25(a Sc ,5C
for good 10 choice extras; and S6,15@$7,25 fol
Double Extras from white wheat
Rye FLoUa-Scarce. Nominal price $3.50
$3.50.
BuoKwHEAr FLouR-Firm at 1925 in bulk,
and $3.50 in packages.
WHEaT-The receipts for few days have
been Light and sales have been small. The mar
ket closed firm at 81 .33@$l34 for good Red on
track. No Wlkte sold.
CoRN--The market remains very dull, the nom
inal price being Soc Receipts light.
OArs-There is 30 improvement to notice in
without sales ofconsequence. The receipts con-
tinue 10 be light Two car loads came in on the
G. d I Railroad, consigned through to Dun
kirk.
BARLEY-Steady for 72c for good. Nest of
the stock held in the stores are not strictly prime
and therefore does not meet with purchaser.
RTE-WaRted at 90c-
CoRx MEAL-Steady at $l.70 9ewt.
MISS BEEF-UnchaRged. Held at S9,50@l0.
MISS PoRK-The market remains unchanged,
the stock being held at Sl7 ,50@$lS. A few
bbls. have been sold at the inside figure.
HAMs-Ciiy cured lie; country cured 10e.
SHouLDEEs-City cured &c.; good country.
Csc.
DRIED BEBF-City cured l0c-
TALIow-Steady at l015c.
LARD-Moderate sales ut il14@l11ac., for
good country and city rendered
EGGs-Moderate supply and demand at l4c.
The shipments have been exclusively to the
East.
BU7TER-Choice grades of Western Reserve
cannot be obtained The best of such W. R. rs
is made at this season brings 22@23c readily in
small packages, Fair to good Central keg and
roll ranges at l4@l6c- The receipts are very
light, and have rnosll L. been for Cincinnati and
ST. Louis with ligh: s.ipments to New York.
CHEEsE-Therc may be said to be no strictly
prime cheese in the market. Ordinary and fair
W. R. sell in small way at l0@llc. The
shipments have been almost wholly to Cincin-
natl and St. Louis.
BEANs-Steady at $l@S1,371s.
PoTAToEs-The demand for Cincinnati and
the Southern part of the State has drawn off the
trade from this point, and holders have been
shipping largely in that direction. Shipments
from Buffalo, Dunkir4 and other points along
the Lake Shore Railroad have been attracted to
the same quarter Holders are indifferent about
selling at 75c. by the carload.
CLOVER SEED-Very dull. Holders ask $6@
$6,25. but no sales have been made, and none
could be effected at higher rates than $500
S575 for other than few bushels to consumer
TIMOTHY SEED-Steady at S2@$2,l2.
DRIED APPLEs-Choice qualities steady at
$220@S2.25 p bush, OF 2afbs.
DRIED PEEoHEs-Peeled worth le@20c. p III.
with buf few in market ITpDepled firm nj I2c
p IL.
FEArHERs-Prime live geese Asa 4Sc. Dull.
SALT-Steady at $3.50 p bbl, for fine; and
I0c for sacks
CATrLE-Good heavy cattle worth &C., live
weight. or average about &c. dressed.
SHEEr-Average price of good mutton by car
cass &c.
DRESSED HoGs-Moderate sails to retailers at
7@7c.