Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-16
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..-. CINCINNATI, April Ia.
FL0UR-There is no change in the market:
the demand is fair from the local trade, and
some little doing on orders for export at 50 30
for super6ne; $5 6o@b 70 for extra, and 20 30
M5 90 for extra white wheat.
WHISKY-The receipts are light, and the
demand good, at very full rates; sales of 900
barrels at ls@lsMc,, the latter rate for wa
pon. One or two distilleries have been
stopped temporarily by the high water.
0fL-An active demand for Linseed, and
prices higher sales of 30 and 20 barrels at
65c.; 43 do. at 661Ic.; 20 do. at 67]Sc., and 20
do. at CSC. ....- ..
GRoCERIES-A better demand for Sugar,
with sales of of 200 hhds., at 7ssgs1zc. for
fair to prime. Coffee firm at l315@l41Sc.;
prime is selling, TO arrive, at l4Hc. Molasses
firm, with moderate demand, in the regular
way, at 45@46c. Several of the leading i'm
porters ask 47c. for prime, in oak cooperage.
ISIONS-Though there was no inn
provement in the demand, to-day, there was
increased firmness exhibited by holders, and
it was more difficult to buy. First-class city
brands were not offered below SIT %, and
7L@99Sc. were the asking rates for Bacon.
Bulk Meat was offered very sparingly at 61Ac.
for Shoulders, and e2S(9Sssc. for Sides.
About 10000 pounds Sides, in small lots,
were bought at s7sc. for good average 30-lD.
The sales of Bacon comprise 45 hhds. Sides
at eKc., and 90 do Shoulders at 7Hc.
Nothing done in Lard and we heard of no
demand. At the quotations given above it
would be difficult to either sell or buy to any
extent, as the market, though dull, is firm,
holders maintaining great confidence regard
ing the future.
WHEAT-The demand for prime qualities
is good, and the market firm at 81 35@$l 38
for prime white, and 81 309$l 80 for prime
red. There is a good deal of Spring offering,
and the market for this kind is dull at 81 20
@$l %: sales of 300 bushels choice club at
81 %.
CORN-The market continues dull and
without change. We quote ear in bulk ut
44045c., and shelled at 46c.: sales of 200
bushels ear in bulk at 43c. at Marietta depot
OATS-The market is dull without any
change in prices; we quote them at 42c. in
bulk: sales LOO bushels, in bulk, at 42c.;
500 do. in sack, at canal, at Acc.
RYE-Is dull, and prices have declined Sc.
per bushel, closing at 95c. for prime sales
800 bushels prime, at canal, at &C.; 300 do.
do, at depot, at 95c.
BARLEY-We have no change to notice
in the market, aud quote it duh at 90@92c.
for prime fall: sales 1000 bushels fair spring
at sOc.; $50 do. fair fall at s0c.
HAY-The market is quiet at $l8@l9 per
tun for prime Timothy in bales, on arrival,
and $22024 looose in wagons
CHEESE-The demand is fair, and the
market steady at last quotations; sales of 100
boxes summer cured Western Reserve at
l0Kc.; 80 do. new at TIC.
BUTTER-Prime fresh role is scarce, and
in good demand at 16@l7c.; winter made do.
is dull at l2@l4c., and inferior is heavy at
S@llc.
APPLES-There is a good demand for
prime at 81 25 per bril-, but common are dull
at 1908 % per brl.
P0TAT0ES-The market continues dull
and prices nominal at 75c.@$l per brl. for
common, and 81 5O@l IS forprime Northern.