Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-05

SUGAR-There has been fair demand all the
The stock is light that there seems to be no fear
among dealers Of any important decline being
hhds., all in small parcels of to 20 hhds, at 74a
SIC. for Cuba, and sA@9A for low fair to choice
XFNiEa XFfNIiEa HE9F ESS uRts tbs article At 9s
and with fair demand, prices advan ed fully SOC
per Genital The sales comprise 500 head, closing at
90 for good to prime, per Genital gross Sheep have
been in large supply, and duh at 81 5Oa55 each
pesS The S sss during the n week eopse s @
head, at 50 so for slop and s. 1895 for corn fated
gross the average gross weight being $40 lbs. W -
HOPs-In the small way they sell at 100 l2c., with
no demand beyond the current wants Of brewers
FLOUR-The market has been greatly unsettled
during the fore part Of the week though the sslin9
was firm and holders looking fJr further advance,
after the news brought by the Afriea became known,
the market became quite excited, and Prices ad,
hands at 81 9O@5 after which holders put up prices
% S5 lo@5 - for sgperhne, but the subsequent
market became dull, aud Monday there Eas not
gIR eeR dyae 5aa1@gh SPsne nS wai offered pretty
hours. Yesterday there was stand-On holders
@ na Sy 70 & eSa an & 6n Sayers n3 disposed
later news from England was telegraphed from Que
| bee, being highly important news from the french
harvest which was placed Ia jeopardy, by unusually
wet weather. This unsettled the market again, and
lhuuCeu h-iuefs 10 put mp priceE and, at the close
| any thing ike accurate quotations could not bi
| GRAIN-Wbeat ruled about as Flour, the market
! excited at one time and dull at another under the
! news from England prices Of prime white advanced
TO 81 90 and Of prime red TO 81 10; but a portion II
the advance was lost, subsequently, and the market
was dull ON Change, yesterday, at 81 O3dI Oj Tor
| prime red, and 81 l2C9l 10 for good to prime
white but In the afternoon, under the foreign
/ news the market b. came unsettled much 81
| that any quotations we might give would be
| nominalj holders generally asked advance.
| , There has been good demand for Corn during
the week at 4sl5c for ear and 53f65c. for shellod
" bags shellSd In bulk sold at l6@47c, at the
| week and declined to 2sc, but the demand subse'
anenty improved, and the market closed fTm al
| zsgSOc. rye remains steady, with fair demand at
63@6ec. Barley has not changed during the week;
| the demand is moderate at 65617Oc for spring, and
I9c; for prime fal. A good demand for Barley Malt
0ILSsLinseed dull at Ssasec., and in some cases
60c, has been obtained Lard irm at 93c for No 4,
Red 65fs and So for distille and saponified the
latter rates including barrelh Coal on dull at $50
6Oe. for the beat, for burning.
| PROVISIOkS-The market has been very auiet
| during the week, though At the close there were
evidences Of more hrmnesa. In mesa Pork the saleS
i confined &C. small parcels at t9 5O0Slg 10. III
the iorepaTt Of the week there nothing done m
Bacon, but toward the close holders generally made
concession, and about 200 hhds. sold at csc, NJ
Shoulders llAc. for Eides ald l34c. for clear Sides
AZ which rate llO hhda clear Sides and 90 hhds nh
| Sides sold Yesterday, aud holders more hrm under
the advice t5eY ees 1)FieeLe 4hq SeEe asking pt
q i2c. Tor shoudefs and des, and li5.c. for cleal
6idsa. Nothing has been done IN BGlk Msats, anS