Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-25
lBy Telegraph
New York Market.


New YORK, April PIP. M.-Ashes steady;
sales of 30 brls. at S5 25 for pots, and $5 So
for pearls.
Cotton dull, at l1sc. for middling uplands:
sales of 400 bales.
Flour buoyant the market continued
throughout the day with firm local and
extra trade demand, coupled with good spec
ulative inquiry, and some sales for Shipment
State and Western have improved &C.: sales
of 10000 brls., part of which were taken last
evening at So 25@5 40 for superfine State;
IS 45@5 80 for extra do; So 35@5 40 for su-
perine Western; $5 5O@5 s5 for common to
medium extra do; Sc 0596 Is for shipping
brands extra round-hoop Ohio, the market
closing firm. Canadian Flour firm, with affair
business doing: sales of 800 brls. at So ESQ
7 % for common to choice extra. Rye Flour
moderately active, with fair supply offering
at SO 3004 40 for common to choice superfne.
Corn-meal continues dull, l,snd we quote Jersey
at So 6O@3 20, and Brandywine at $4@4 10.
Whisky quiet: sales Of 400 brls. at u 40
22c.
Candles-Adamantine are not active, de-
mand being only for the requirements of the
trade: sales of $500 boxes Adamantine at
l7@lsc.; Sperm steady at 3394Oc.
4 fair inquiry both for home and export
still continues for Wheat, and prices have
further advanced one cent: sales of II, 500
bushels Milwaukee Club at 81 23@l 80 $500
bushels Chicago spring in store at 81 25; 1000
bushels white Kentucky at 81 ~ 500 bushels
white Michigan at 81 Y, delivered, and 300
bushels red Western at 81 35. Rye dull and
heavy, with large supply offering at Soc,
delivered. Barley dull and nominal at 70@
83c. Cornm with good export demand,
and prices irmer: sales of 4, 100 bushels at
75c for Western mixed, delivered; 77@80c.
for Southern and Jersey yellow; 80@9lc. for
prime white Southern. Oats dull, and with
out material change. We retain our yes
terday's quotations: 39@l 40 for Jersey; 800
39c. for Virginia; 43@4315c. for Western,
Canada and State.
Pork market opened firm, with a moderate
demand: sales of $50 barrels at ST. 87@lS for
new mess; SIT so for old mess; $l7 so for
thin mess; $l6@l7 for city prime mess; $l4 81
OLA 40 for new prime; $l3 25 for old prime,
and $2l for clear. Beef steady, with mod
crate demand: sales of l,03S barrels at $40
4 so for country prime; $5@5 so for country
mess; 81 75@O 90 for repacked mess; and
! Sll@l2 % for extra mess. Prime mess Beef
dull and nominal. Beef Hams dull and un-
changed: sales at $l2 5O9l5 80 for Western,
and $l2 5O@l3 for State. Cut Meats dull;
sales of 200 packages, at 6A@7c. for Shoul-
ders, and sN@914c. for Hams. Bacon quiet
and unchanged.
Lard firmer, with q moderate demand:
sales of 450 packages at l034@llHc. But
ter dull and unchanged, at Hobo. for Ohio;
ll@2Oc. for State. Cheese steady at l0@l3c.
for inferior to prime. Molasses in fair de-
mand at full prices for all prime qualities,
while common and inferior is very dull and
difficult of sale. Sugar; holders having ad-
vanced their pretensions to which buyers
seem unwilling to accede, the market is
less firm to-day, but quite firm; sales OF ,OOC
hhds. of Cuba at 519@7c.; 80 hhds. of Porto
Rico at 61S@7Hc.; 20 hhds. Melado, very
common, at 4c. Tobacco quiet: sales of &c
hhds. ofKentucky at 411@l2c.