Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-02
Cincinnati market,
CINCINNATI, March 81.

OINOINNATi, marCn 81.
FLOUR-The market continues very dull,
and the demand quite trifiing; small sales of
superfine at $5 40a so, and extra at $5 Goa
S5.
WHISKY-No change in the market; the
demand is fair: sales of ], 100 brls. at lS19a
lSsSc., the latter rate for wagon.
OIII-Sales Of 40 barrels Linseed at 65c.
The market for this article is buoyant.
GROCERIES-Molasse is generally held
at ACC. for prime, in oak, and 100 barrels sold
Yesterday az this rate. Sugar fair, and in
good demand at 8a9c., the latter being OBJ
tanned for choice in the small way. Coffee
unchanged, and fair at 13Xal4Mc. In the
regular way, there is a large business doing,
and very full rates are being realized.
STEARINE-A sale Of 200 barrels prime
at l0%c. cash.
PROVISIONS-The is fair demand, and
several orders here for mess Pork, at $17 25
for Bacon at TX and 92sc; for bulk Pork at
6Lc. for Shoulders, and 81sa8ssc. for Sides,
and for Lard at l0L and llMc. for prime, in
tierces aud kegs, and a good business could
have been done at these rates, but holders
ask SIT 37al7 30 for mess Pork; exc. for
bulk Shoulders; 8LasAc for do. Sides; ~,
| 9% and lie. for Bacon, and 10L and 1115c.
for Lard, and firm at these rates; and in
some cases even higher prices than these are
asked. Owing to this state of matters, the
sales were confined to 30 hhds. Bacon
Shoulders at TIC; 100 do. Sides at 9Ic., de-
| livered at point below, on the river, and
1000 lbs. bulk Sides, averaging 40 lbs, at
8sSc.
WHEAT-The demand is fair, and the
market steady at 81 goa 33 for prime white,
and 81 25 a 20 for prime red. Sales of $50
bushels prime white at 81 33, and 285 bushels
| do. at ST. 33 delivered.
CORN-Ear is in fair demand at AZ q 4sc.,
in bulk. Shelled is dull and there is no
demand for it. There was some offered on
| Change to-day at 4Sc. Sales of $500 bushel
ear in bulk, at 47c.
OATS-The receipts are large and the ex-
port demand has fallen off. We note a fur
ther decline of 1c. per bushel; closing dull at
45c. in bulk. Sales of 200 bushels, in bulk,
at Acc; 1900 bushels, in sacks, at 4613c.i 800
sacks delivered at 47c. 500 bushels, in sacks,
at 45c.; $50 bushels, in bulk, at 45c.
RYE-The demand is fair and the market
steady at 81 03 on arrival, and 81 05 from
store: sales $50 bushels at depot at 81 03; 125
| do. delivered at 81 04.
BARLEY-The demand is active, and
prices firm at 85aS8c. for prime fall, 7saS3 for
fair to good.
HAY-The demand is fair, and prices
steady at $l9a2O per tun for prime Timothy
in bales on arrival, and $2la$22 for tight
pressed for shipping.
CHEESE-The market is firm, and the
demand fair at last quotations sales 200 boxes
summer-cured Western Reserve at l012c.
BUTTER--The demand for choice contin-
ues fair but inferior is dull and heavy. We
| quote fair to prime at llal4c., and choice at
| l5c.
APPLES-The market is steady and the
demand fair at So 25a4 25 per brl. for fair to
prime.
POTATOES-The market is dull and un-
changed; we quote prime Northern at 81 75a
81 IS, and common at 90caSl % per bushel
SEED-Clover is in fair demand at 81 Boa
$4 60 Timothy is scarce and in good demand
at $3a3 % for fair to prime.