Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-19
rates SS Of Exchange and Coin at the close of the

Butter iio Kegs; Corn is2o bushels Coffee ia bags
Flour, l.isO barrels; Hay l66 bales; Hogs 22g head
Lard 305 barrels and i62 kegs Malt 81 bushels Oats
3,i67 bushels Pork and Bacon 80 hhds, 20 tierces,
T. S'TTS 5S4ri. Wheat 'sG % Bushels %E
ESport. - Apples, : barrels; Barley, IS bushels;
FonE % barrels. Lard Us barr barrels I n9ssses classes 39 SS9
hhds 800 tierccs, GlS barrels and 100 boxes; Pota
Ses }s Se eHTrGs sVS9 us sndS slg sSrS S3t IL barrels
Fridays Herald says Of last Thursdays New York
Money market:
There Is no change In Money here to-day. ON call
II Is pretty lively at !; and there has been fair bust
per cent. FOR very choice Paper under sixty days
So per cent is the rate; secondclass Paper is quoted
steamer from Aspnwali only brought slj2 900 in spe.
Gle; at this time of year the monthly shipments
ceipts from dnties to-day We're sls@m; total receipts,
sl6l,59; Disbursements sl6Sjoi; balance in the Sub
Exchange on Europe continues very dull. Messrs.
A. Belmont Il Co. reduced their rate, on Paris to
l6H this morning; very desirable bills can be
bought at l7ls, and commercial bills at . ~. For
shns S rate 0r s the S SHSg bcon @ S9
above iosS; there are good c commercial bills in the
to general expectation is quite light and Of course
bilRis' Ri''''"' '''''' "' '''''' ~" ''p'U "'''''
New YoRK DRY GooDs MAnKEr.-Frday's Tri-
bune thus refers the New York Dry Goods Market of
last week:
The movements in Dry Goods since our last roview
Indicate very little change If we except the desire
the auction room. This process is the only alterna
tive with large class Of importers, aud the losses
which have been INCIDENT to the policy have been
enormous; and 1t will operate as the most sure
rective of excessive mportatons
The large profits of last induced many iobbcrs
to increase their importations and this, in addition
70 the business Of the regular importers, as well as
large amounts sent forward on owners account, has
to swell the imports to large aggregate,
mncn % beyond tnS mmeddte m or prpseoiNe % wants 1i
ably be found to be less than that sustained ON sub
The Cotton Goods market continues firm and buoy
ant for the chief heavy fabrics Us previously noticed,
with q, demand equal to production, and without
The Woolcn market is HAT, and still further CON
pressing on the market, while at the same time full
prices obtained many favoritc makes, and or
| dcrs are taken in advance of production.
| CINCINNATI NGARKET'-MARcH H..
FLoUR-Thc market is dull and unchanged SUI
perhne may be quoted at s. 1905 30, and Extra at
| WHISKY-A continued good demand. and prices
Hc higher sales of l,lOO barrels at l94 l9}Gc, the
PR0vIslONS-No important change in the mar
Serrs Sei tno SS demand Is mSdcrte but the rmnesS Of
in moderate demand, with sales of l,00 barrels, at
Ripley, o., at sl7; City brands are held at SI7 37
inquiry for bulk Meats, but they arc held pmy az
6h@6.sc. for Shoulders; and S]d to sac for Sides,
ders sold at 6Sc. A moderate demand for Bacon, at
IL snd 9hc, but i is held with great frmness at
tiecSs 81 sold Il at lohc., at Maysville, Ky.
market fair; sales Of 100 hhs at l@ Iac. for low
fair to fair, and sas.Gc. for good fair to choice Mo-
lasseS is hrmer with good demand sales of 100
barrels in oak, ut i2c and $50 do. in cypress at
tog@ ilc. Coffee firm, without change. Common to
nWILE;AT-fhs market is dull, and buyers gener-
prices and quote prime white at ST $50 3S and
pil prime red at 81 300 30. 100 bushels Buckwheat
CQRN-The market continues dull, but prices are
unchanged VIC quote ear in bulk, at 4S6li9c., and
of 600 bushels ear in bulk, at i6c, and 500 do at
Moristta Depot at t6c
iSli9c in bulk sales of 600 bushels, In bulk at 4sc
RYE-The demand is fair, and the market steady
BARLEY-The demand continues good at sOMs2c.
for prime fall. We understand there was sale of
HAY-Thc market continues dull We have no
change to notice in prices and quote prime Timothy
GHEEsE-Therc is good demand, and the market
Ilrm at l9d lO9c for fall made, and summer -cured
summer; ;enrcd English Dairy "''''''' anu
,i5 BuTIER.The M demand for Choice continues good,
Inferior Is dull and heavy We quote fair to prime
APPLEs-The receipts are light with good local
and export demand, and prices are firm at 81 75@,
P0TATOES-The market is dull, with large re.
ceipts and prices are dropping, but not quotably
lower; sales of 600 bushels Peach Blossom at i2c in
SEED Clover is in good demand and prices firm at
Timothy is dull at So. ~ v w.
by Telegraph to the Chamber of Commerce.
New ORLEANS, March, l6-P. M.-Flour dull. and
Corn in fair demand and the market firm at iOc for
mixed; mixed; The receipts Of sugar are light, and the
Sss 6%Gr Il thg%sh s sS S
soasses are quite SMALL and not being equal to the
receipts Of Cheese have caused an advance Of Tc..
closing at l2c Whisky unchanged; Rectified at q,
Bacon dai at % l and SS SIC. dSshS fSr Shout 4.
ners .a snd Sides Lard & h5m and IN good demand at
and the Nick Thomas, Bullitt and Fairciild de,
parted.
[BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.1
NEW YORK MARkEg, March LIP, M.-Ashes
Pearls. Cotton dull and UNCHANGED; sales Of 800
heavy and lower; demand confined to supplying the
state; s. 36@5 80 for extr, State; SIS 25 Is for SUI
dium extra Western and S6@6 10 for shipping brands
extra, round d-hoop .Ohio-closing dull and heavy.
at s. 30@I p for common to choice extra. Triing
business doing in Rye Flour. at 50 100 TO- Corn
qT plenty d% 81 qSSf'Ss G g per- RSS aat
Whs dull and lower sales of 10 barrels, in lots,
and il favor Of Buyer with limited demand Gs5 70 sum aT,
Ely the pressing wants Of the local mers sales Of
so do. white Southern at 81 CO. and 700 do. white
kyentneky at 81 TO- Ryeqliet and steady with sales
steady With sales Of 32oo bushels State at Sc Corn
viii snlcS OF 23,OO bushplR
sQsc. for white; 7s07gc for yellow aud rifing lois
Of medium Western at 76@ 70c. Oats in good SUNNY
and dull, at i3isepfll6 for Canadian and State
Spirits Turpentne dull with small sales AT lTST ISc
Grude Is quiet and nominally unchanged. Common
X Resin + in active demand sales of 6,ND barrels at
~ nSsenl % 20 arrive and Farmyard Tar quiet and
unchanged. Hops dull sales at 5 l2c as In quality
Lime rnl small sales AT 9Oc. for common and Si *
Tor lump. TallOw firm; small sales at iOiS0Tlolic
Olls-Transaction5 only to u limited extent ana
prices unchanged Pork dull very heavy and lower.
sales OF $50 barrels, at Sl7 Soil ~ for Old mes;
Sli 5h@ u ~ for new prime. Beef steady and nm
changed: sales of 40 barrels at 81 2i bD fr conn.,
try prime; s. 2l6e5 80 for country mess; Sg 25IO M
for renacked mess and Sl2 2jl2 80 for extra mess
beei Hams dull and heavy, at Sl2 IS for State, aud
Sl4 5O@ - 70 for Western. Prime mess Beef onet
and unchanged. Cut meats steady and unchansed.
sales OF 80 packages, at 7617isc for Shoulders and
gdlO'Gc. for Hams. Bacon quiet u sale of 20 bhds
dry-salted Sides was made ut 0lbc Lard In modor-
ate request and steady sales Of 4jO barrels at liM
ll@lic. for Ohio and lien2Oc. for State Cheese
steady at l0d l2ac The market for ali escrintio,,s
OF Coffce was very hrm, but quiet, and We cnn nOf
learn OF any sales Of moment MOlasses quiet; sales
q p hhds Porto Rico at iOc., and small lot New
Orleans at ijc, Sugar steady; sales Of I5O barrels
Porto Rico at GAG 1hc.; 200 hhds English Island on
private terms, and $50 do Cuba at 6ie5 iae and bv
auction, 2D hhs. New Orleans at Ga 7)ac for ninety
days and four months. Rce-Consequent upon more
favorable adviees from the South brisk speculation
amounting TO $500 or 1000 tierces, AZ 3IsG1liSc
gtock - """' VI
PnLAnELPmA MARKET, March Il. Flour dull.
sales OF supertne at 50 75; extra at 50 2j Wheat
dull and declined So. sales Of red at 81 itcl 4" and
white at 81 90. Corn bu0yant: sales of 4 G bnai,,s
yellow az Iic., and white at 72c. Coffee steady PRO