Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-21

Cut Spikes, per Koe......... .,.,.,..... 50 OO8s p
~, slNly penny per keg.'.'''.''''.'''. tA4g y
Elkhlrenny, per O0 q
Six penus4 rer 8 2i3 &
lNe penny, per 50f13 Y
T9ur penny, per keg..... ....'. 1904 0l
Three peRByy.' per ter ns ii1cd 7gs 7l " "
OILS-Linseed has been in moderate de-
mand at SIC; Lard, firm and in fair demand
at 93@95c.; Coal Is selling at 65@TOc. aud
in good demand. eds
POTAT0ES-Th market is very. dun and
the supply far in excess of the demand
There is very little inquiry for export.
Prime are selling at 3O@35c. per bushel.
| The best are retailing from store at 81 $50
40 per barrel Of ~ bushels.
SUGAR-The receipts during the week
have been about 500 hogsheads. The market
has been quite. dull, and prices are lower;
good fair to prime now selling, aud only to
limited extent at the quotations which we
give as follows; Common, 7c; low fair. nc;
fair 7}aci good fair, 724c, and prime &c.,
closing heavy.
RlCE-We notice sales of l5O Tierces at
5H@5hc. .',T
SEED-A better demand for Glover. and
prices advanced 10 So 25@5 30; Flax isfirmer
other kinds.
TOBACCO-A limited demand for mann
factured, but prices are unchanged. We
quote;
Extra Virginia s5ato
klS virginia pounds iai
common Virginia pounds. I:d M
Nrgini9 Flyes and Fights ...........iJa2 22
kentucky and Missouri pounds I2dl ls
kentucky Ia
other S5Ss
| ALCOHOL-Prices further declined, clos
ing at 39c. for 9S per cent. over proof less
! the usual discount to the trade.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS-The sun
ply OF Beef Cattle during the week has been
qulte large, and prices declined fully 5Oc per
Genital; closing dull; the sales comprise 700
| head closing at 81 5O@l rs for common:
S2@2 20 for fair 81 5000 IS for good. and
80 for prime per GENITAL gross. Sheen dull.
| but Unchanged about $50 head sold at 81 30
to So % each; Lambs, 81 50@2 so. The
hog market has been extremely dull and
quite unsettled. Throughout the week the de-
mand has been limited and irregular. and
prices declined from day to day until tbev
reached $6@6 Is, but drovers seemed indis-
posed 10 sell for less than Sc 25, so that they
have not been offered freely below this rate.
yet the want of confidence which exists
makes packers quite timid, and had there
been pressure to sell, even at Sc, the mar
ket would not have stood up under it; at the
close, packers were offering $6@6 is, and
drovers asking So l5@6 30, though even for
not been able to obtain over Sc 25.
GfAIN-W heat has been greatly un-
settled, and prices declined 14c. per bushel
on white, and l8c. per bushel on red and
the market closed dull at the decline: the
demand being quite limited at 9Oc. for prime
red, and 81 for prime white. Corn has been
dull, andprices lc. lower-closingat 32635c.
Tor prime. We would say that our quota
uons are always for Ear Corn, except when
otherwlse specihed. There is no Shell in the
market nor has not been for some time. and
prices for it are nominal Oats have not
changed in value, during the week, the de-
mand has been moderate, and the market
closes dull at 28c., in bulk. Rye dull and
rather lower-closing at 63M64c. Barley
dull, during the week, and prices unsettled
and lower, and .malsters not buyinp. The
brewers are paying 80@S5c. for prime. In.
iierlor grades sold at SO to roc, but are nom
inal at the close.
PROY!SI0NS-An unsettled and duh
lower and irregular. Mess Pork declined 10
Sl6 With sales on the spot and for December
deliVery, at this rate, but at the close it could
have been bought.at SIS TO- on the SPOT, and |
$l5 90 for December delivery, but without |
buyers. Lard has been in fair demand AT |
lo@c,, but toward the close it was offered at |
IOHc., without buyers. Some sales of Bacon |
shoulders were made in the fore part of the |
week at SHC@S95c., but no demand for them |
the last few days. Green Meats declined to
Q, and f15c7 and were nominal at these
lates Saturday and Monday, owing to bad
weather, but yesterday IL 900 pieces Shoul- |
aers DER and Hams sold at &c. for the former, and
iM@sc: for the latter--the weather being
better the ham-curers bought more freely.
oAL1-Ihe market has not changed: the
1enand has been but moderate. We quote: