Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

MOLASSES-There has been a frmer
feeling in the market since our last, and
holders less disposed TO force sales; 42c. is
the lowest rate prime can be bought for
now. The stock is quite light; 700 brls. sold
during the week at 42@43c.
NA1LS-The demand is fair; 1900 kegs
were exported during the week. We quote;
cut To Spikes per 9Gs 9s 20 70
Eight penny, per 0OGS %
six penny per 259S %
rive penny, per keg.,..... ..'.,.''...,' 5OG3 %
-Four penny, per keg.... 1904 %
Three penny per kes, ne biued..'........ 1906 %
NAVAL STORES Spirits Turpentine
sells, in the regular way, at 47@49c. Tar
and Resin are higher. We quote:
Spirits TurPentine. ''.'.S $50 ls
lar large Zo4e "
Tar small '''..... 2Sg3 "
lltch ''' 20l4 ~
POTATOES-There is a fair demand at
81 e5@l 40 per bril- of 25s bush. prime Ne
shannocks. About 5000 brls. were sold dur
ing the week, part to arrive.
SEED-Timothy is dull at 50 2502 80 per
bush. Glover nominal. Flax firm and in
good demand at 81 10. Hemp ST. 25.
SALT-A moderate demand for domestic,
and prices steady. Nothing doing in for
eign, and prices are nominal. We quote:
Ohio River Common per bush. 27@ 90
33io 3hiio Biyer Dairy per brl Of 280 lbs...'. so
Mason Gy COMMON COMMON per- per- BT BsR Of go lbs 81 1 g
Mason Mason City City Dairy, per brl. Of @ $50 Ibs,.. SO
Kanawha Common, per bush. 27(@ 30
Kanawhe Common, per brl. Of $50 lbs.. s! 45Cal 50
Liverpool Coarse, per bag.............. GOAL 10
Turks Island, per bushel.......".-....-. 25a 50
0ILS-A fair demand for Linseed, and
the market firm at 57@5sc; Lard steady, at
93@95c. for No. l; Red unchanged Coal
75@s0c. and in good demand.
PROVISI0NS-The market has been
quiet during the week, and the demand lin
tied, and to some extent prices have been
nominal: 700 barrels mess Pork city brands,
were placed upon the market about the mid
die of the week. and sold for $l7 so, but
holders generally continued to ask $I7 75@
| l8, and the few sales made subsequently
were at those rates. Bacon has been quiet,
and very little done. There has been some
demand for Shoulders at s24c., which in
duced holders to put up the price to &C., and
and llAc. were the asking prices for
| Shoulders and Sides at the close,
and have been the better part of the week,
but the sales have been confined to small
| lots to fill orders. Bulk Meat nominal none
| in market of consequence. The stock of
Lard is exhausted, and prices are nominal,
Butchers may be quoted at 10A@11c. and
dull. There are buyers Of new for Novem-
Der, at 1015c., and for December, at l02Sc.
Nothing of consequence doing for future
delivery.
SUGAR-The demand has been fair in the
regular way, during the week, and the mar
ket ruled steady at full prices. The news of
the storm at the South made holders more
firm, and the stock of all kinds being quite
small, full prices have been realized, The
quote Cuba at s@sLc.; Porto Rico s%@
9Ac., and New Orleans s1S@91Sc.; Yellow
Refined 9Ac.; white do. 9A@l0c. and
crushed and powdered lOK@lOMc.
TALLOW-9N@912c. are the rates paid
for rendered.
T0BACCO-The demand for manufactured
continues moderate, and the market steady
at the following rates.