Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-04
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New YORK, May 3-P. M.-Ashes continue
steady: sales of 30 barrels at IS % for Pots,
and So 62L for Pearls. Cotton steady, and
in moderate demand: sales of 1900 bales at
1l%c. for middling Uplands.
Flour is n shade firmer. with fair demand
for local and Eastern trade, and some little
export inquiry: sales of 10000 brls. at IS 40
@5 30 for superfine State $5 571&@5 65 for
extra State; So 50C05 80 for superfne West
ern; So 60(06 for common to medium extra
Western; So 20C06 30 for shipping brands
extra round-hoop Ohio, the market closing
quiet; included in sales are 600 barrels extra
State, for export, at 50 10. Canadian Flour
quiet and steady: sales of 500 brls. at IS 20
al 20 for common 10 choice Rye Flour is
moderately active: sales of 100 barrels at
50 50@4 % for common TO choice superfine.
Corn Meal quiet and unchanged: sales of $50
brls Baltimore at 50 90.
Whisky in fair demand: sales of 900 brls.
ut 22c., and 30 casks drudge at 2lHc.
Wheat without material change; holders,
exhibit less desire to realize: sales 800 bush
els prime red Southern on private terms at
so So choice white Michigan at 81 20; 100
bushels fair Milwaukee club for export at
81 81 in store. Barley quiet and unchanged:
sales 500 bushels fair State at 72c. Rye
quiet at SAC. Corn steady: sales 1900 bush
els at SOC. for mixed Western, including
10000 bushels for export; 8l@s2c. for yellow
Southern and Jersey; S3@64c., nominally,
for white Southern Oats plenty and heavy
at 42@43c. for Western, Canadian and State.
Hops continue quiet: small sales at 6@l2c.
Hides rule quiet at 25c. for Buenos Ayres;
24c. for Rio Grande; l81Sc. for dry Western.
Leather continues dull.
Spirits Turpentine quiet: sales 300 brls. at
47c. Common Resin held at 81 57X@l So
Tar firm at So 25@2 70.
Pork steady for mess and quiet for prime.
Sales 450 brls., at $l7 75 for new mess; $l7 35
@l7 40 for old do; $l7 25 for thin do
$l4 20@l4 25 for new prime, and $l2 81 for
old do. Beef steady with moderate demand.
Sales of 500 brls. at $4C94 80 for country
prime; $5C95 80 for country mess; 50 T5(0
10 80 for repacked do; $ll0l2 20 for extra
do. Prime mess Beef dull and nominal.
Beef Hams quiet, with sales of $50 brls. at
$l2 6O@l6 for State and Western. Cut
Meats quiet, with sales of 100 packages at
| 990Lc. for Hams and 7A97Hc. for Shoul-
ders. Bacon quiet, with sales of 40 packages
of short, clear Western Middles at lie. Lard
| firm, with moderate demand. Sales of 635
brls. at l0A@llNc.
| Butter dull, and unchanged at lO@l5c. for
| Ohio and l0@20c. for State. Cheese steady
at l0@l21Sc. for inferior to prime. Sugar
more active and firm: sales of 5000 hhds at
5A@71Sc. for Cuba; 6ss@71<c. for Porto
Rico; so boxes Havana at exc, and $4,000
bags Pernambuco on private terms. Rice
steady; last evening some large transactions
were made, partly for export, amounting to
1900 tierces at 3ss@42sc.; to-day the market
is quiet, and only 100 tierces changed hands,
at the above figures. Coffee offering at auc'
ton sales to-day, composed Of 4, $50 bags Rio
by the c. p. Wdrtcick, 4,O66 of which were
sold at l3@141sc.; average, 13 3-l6c.; thus es
tablishing a decline of %9hc.; at private
sales there is nothing doing.