Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19

| $ll@l2, and No: 8 large TO $ll@ll so
There is no special change in the prices oil
other kinds. We'quote:
Maoherel No l, large per brl.........s2l OO@22 Oh
McEere MaSkeTe NJ. No. liatu. laTse. i Is SS oes @ g
Mackerel No 2 medium,...... 10 Ooall q
Mackerel No 8, medium. 0ia O0
wwRRiite Wits Fisb FEiisbs BsTf BsF bril- SS g
Picklsd Herring .,..,. SSS %
Picked Salmon, No. l................ Is OO92O 90
Smoked Salmon, per lb..".."...."...~...... istal9
Goldfish new per h.; ..;.........."......." 469lA
| Smoked Halibut per lb..................... 90IO
| Smoked Herring, per box, No. L..,..... 4O65O
Smoked Herring, scaled 6Oa65
! GRAIN-There has been very little of
fered during the week, and there has been
| fair demand from some millers in the inte-
rior who are willing to pay 9o@$l for prime
red and white. There has been good de-
mand for Corn the greater portion of the
1 week and prices of ear advanced to 33c.
| We notice some sales of shelled at 35c., in
| bulk, and 42c. in gunnies, with fair supply
| offering. This is heavy decline, as sales
were made in the fore part of the week at
4Sc. in gunnies and 52c. in 0snaburgs. Oats
declined to 25c. about the middle of the
1 week, and were dull, but subsequently the
market became firmer, and an advance Of lc,
| per bush. was partially established, the
| market closing at 26c., but rather dull Rye
| has ruled steady all the week at 55@56c.
i Barley very dull and prices little better than
nominal. Prime may be quoted at 7O@75c.,
| and in but limited demand. ...
GINSENG-The market continues very
dull, and prices unsettled and nominal at 4Oc.
HAH-A dull and heavy market all the
| week, and prices fully 81 per tun lower The
whole range for common mixed to prime
Timothy is $lO@l4 per tun, in bales, at the
railway stations or river.
HOPS-The market is unchanged A
limited retail demand at 30035c. for Eastern.
HlDES-The market continues very dull,
and prices of to-day have further declined
lc. per lb closing dull at the decline. We
quote:
Dry Flint; oil
lagry oaleu 61l0'
Wet Wet 90. g 81
Sheen Sheen Pc g SS
0neeP 5R0g5O
1RON-The market continues dull and
heavy, and the demand quite limited. We
quote Ohio hot-blast Pig at 500 cash, and
$23@24, six months, and dull. Bar un-
changed and selling at at21z@31Gc. for common
and charcoal. --
LEATHER-The market has ruled dull.
all the week, and prices of Harness declined
to 24@2sc., and Skirting to 2s@3Oc. per lb.
We quote
Sole, city tanned, per pound....."""...,.2 27ea2sc.
hemiocki city tanned, per pound..........22 22l2io,
harness Learner, per 24I02Sc,
SkiTting per pound'..'.'. 2s6esOc.
Calf Skins, per dozen SSSS5SS
Ip6p HIP skins, ms, Per dozen oz 5o." 3OG5lO
Bride Leather per 4O(1i5
@ @Pough' pil & oozen' zen 20s22
hOugh bIiuei per 206122
MOLASSES-The receipts have been quite
light during the week, and this, together
with favorable advices from New Orleans
produced tirmer market, and prices ad-
vanced to 29@30c., the market closing yerv
firm at the latter rate for prime. The de-
mand, so far, has been fully equal to the re-
ceipts SO that the stock is extremely low.
NAILS.-There is no change in the mar
ket; the demand is moderate We quote O.
Nut N spikes, per keg.,.... 006e3 25
Len to sixty penny, per keg............ 1903 90
Eight penny, per OO6L3 as
GlM Ip penny, per 253 80
-Four penny, per keg... ........,..... 75i 90
Three penny per keg fine 756 SS
NAVAL STORES-The market is very
much depressed for all kinds. The receipts
OF Spirits Turpentine have been quite large
during the past week or so, and sales have
been made, at the Landing, as low as 35c,,
though at the close the market was rather
tirmer, and in the small way 4O@42c. were
the current rates. Tar has declined to $40
50 and $3@3 30 for small. Wequote
Tpirits p iorI '."S 900 42
Lar, laTge 0Od4 so
Tar, small .., OOd3 50
Jl1i 90
resin ''''''''' 25l3 so
OlLS-Linseed very dull, and nothing
doing in the large way; 55 to 56c. are the
quotations. Lard unchanged, and selling at
$4,000. for No. l.
PROVISIONS-There has been a better
demand for mess Pork during the week,
chiefly from New Orleans, and prices adj
yanced to $l4 50@l462 but at the close this
demand fell off some, and the market closed
dull at $l4@l4 so, the former rate for fresh
packed, and to be delivered a few davs
ahead the, sales during the week add up
5000 barrels, the great bulk of which goes to
New Orleans. Lard has been in but limited
demand, and declined to SIC. in the early
part of the week, but, subsequently,, ad-
Vanced to 6M@82sc. holders asking &c., and
one or two. small lots very choice brought
this rate; the market closed dull, however,
at SIG, and some country rendered sold at
SIC; butchers are selling to the chambers
at 719@7Mc without packages. There has
not been much done in bulk Meats; 81 and
nc. may be considered the rates for Shout
ders and Sides loose, and 51397Lc. packed. |
Green Meats ranged from to 41%c. for
Shoulders, 5A@6Ac. for Sides and 62k@ |
6Ssc. for Hams, during the week, closing at
4H@6H end csc, with limited demand,
partly owing to the bad weather. We no.
ticed some sales of bulk Meats at 81 and
714c. for spring delivery, and of mess Pork
at $l5 for January. There is very little dis
position to either buy or sell for future de-
livery.
POTATOES-Th market remains dull,
and the demand quite limited. Prices are |
not lower and prime Neshannocks bring |
3O(935c. per bush, on arrival. The same |
descriptions sell from store at 81 30@ll 40 |
per bril-
RICE-The market is steady at 5@5Lc., |
according to quality.
SUGAR-There has been fair demand |
all the week, and the market has ruled |
steady. The sales comprise 600 hhds., |
chiefly in small parcels of to 10 hhds. We |
quote common at &C., low fair 6Nc fair |
SIC, good fair exc, and prime to choice |
The stock in importers hands is |
quite light.
SALT = The demand continues quite |
limited for all kinds, but prices are un-
changed. We quote:
Ohio River Common, per bush............. 27@ 30 |
ghO river Common, per brl. Of $50 lbs 81 45Gl so
ohio River Dairy, per brl, of $50 lbs...... 1 sO
ohio River Table, per brl, of $50 lbs..,.... 200
Mason CITY Common per bush 27(1 80 |
Mason City Common, per br of $50 lbs.. 81 45l 80
Mason City Dairy, per bril- Of 28O lbs...... so
Mason City Table, per brl. of $50 lbs..... 200
hanawha Common, per bush .........,.,,,,, 27C0 80
hanaWha Common per bril- OF $50 lbs.... 81 456nl so
inelPooi Elne, per lb6gl 20
Liverpool Coarse, per bag..,,.,...,..... OO61l 10
turks Island, per bushel"..............,... 500 80
TOBACCO-The demand for manufac- |
;nred is quite light, and the market dull.
We quote: