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

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and Layers to 50 1908. Oranges are in good
supply at SO 5094, and Lemons at 50 50@3.
F1SH-There is no change in the market;
the demand is moderate in the regular way.
We continue our quotations:
Mackerel No. I, large. ...."....s2S 0oeed %
Msefere No. ), meaium"... .."".."... % 9oesii 90
Wits Wits FisRR F:R RSll Salf PEb... . sg %
Pickled Herring ''''.''''''''' Il, S S @ wv
Smoked Salmon, per lb...""....."...""D.. lSGlg.cc
Sodhsnd ReT RIihn; IIiph;;;;;.ii n.r IL '''''' 1es''
Smoked Herring, per box, No, L...",.." 4O@5lc
smoked Herring, scaled..-........"....".,. GO@6oc
FLOUR-There has been fair business
done during the week, and toward the close
there were evidences of some activity, but
prices have not changed in any essential por-
ticular The demand has been chiefly for the
higher grades superfine being comparatively
neglected. The sales comprise 5000 brls.
We quote superfine ut So 60(0o So; extra at
S. 7005 80 extra white wheat at So 9O@6,
and fancy brands family at So l0@6 20. The
market closed quiet.
GREASE-A dull market, and prices
rather lower and somewhat irregular. We
do not change our quotations, however, and
continue TO quote the selling rates as follows.
The buying rates must be understood to be
A@1Sc. below the rates paid by dealers.
We quote:
Brown
eli2S'
dS51c,
GINSENG-This article brings $4,000. on
arrival.
GRAIN-There has been good demand
for prime Wheat during the week, and prices
ruled q shade higher. The sales during the
week were 10000 bushels, closing NJ 81 $50
| 80 for prime red, and 81 40@l 43 for do.
white. A lot of choice Kentucky white
brought 81 40, about the middle of the week.
Western spring has been selling more freely,
at 81 1901 20. Corn has been in active de-
mand, and the receipts being light, price ad-
vanced to 49@50c. for ear, 52@55c. for
shelled, in bulk the latter rate for white;
Oats were dull and heavy in the fore part
of the week, under the operations of large
arrivals, and prices declined to 42%043c,
but a portion of this decline was recovered
toward the close, and the market was steady
yesterday at 43@44c. in bulk. There is q
fair demand for heavy for mailing.
Rye has been in better demand, during the
week, and prices toward the close rated at
92@93c., with fair demand at this rate yes
terday.
Prime fall Barley continues in good de-
mand at S3@85c., but the lower grades are
dull and prices irregular.
HAY-The market has not changed es-
sentially during the week; the demand has
been fair at Sls@l9 for prime Timothy in
bales, on arrival, and $22@24 for do. loose
from wagons. Inferior grades are dull at
$12@l5.
HIDES-The demand continues good, at
full rates. We continue to quote:
OLE
Dry z740gl3c
Green "a a3c.
" et Gg ossc'
Sheep Pelts, @7oc
H0PS-No change. The retail rates of
prime, from store, continue to rule at
l4@l5c.
HOGS AND CATTLE-The supply of
Hogs continues good, fully up to the demand
and the market is steady at 81 50@4 70 for
slop-fattened and So 25 for corn do. Beet
Cattle have been in but moderate supply, all
the week, and the market has ruled quite
frm full rates having been realized for all
offered. We continue to quote common to
fair at SO 5000, and good to prime 81 25@
so per GENITAL gross. The supply of Sheep
has been better, and prices are lower. We
noticed some lots shown in market. We
quote $2@4, wool off, and $3@5 wool on,
with good demand, which is still rather in
excess of the supply.
IRON-The market has not changed in any
essential particular. We quote $25926 per
tun as the current rates, in the regular way
for Ohio Hot-blast Pig. Bar steady at 219c.
for common, per pound.
LEATHER-There is no change in prices,
but the market continues dull. We quote:
Sole, city tanned per pound
Hemlock, city tanned, pei pound............22g24
Harness Leather, per aD
pklIIlnR, per pou
Calf Skins, per S25o36
Kip Skins, per dozen JVriO
Upper Leather, per 36li0
Bride Leather, per dozen 406l4j
Rough, per popno Zi99Zo
LEAD AND SHOT-No change in the
market; the demand is fair in the regular
way. We quote
Pig Lead, q
nar DO. 40 Cgb4
Shot, q keg 5Og2l W
LUMBER-Quite an active demand pre-
vailed the latter part of the week, and
holders obtained full rates. The sales were
large, at $l3@l4 y NJ. for prime, as the RATS
run. Shingles we quote AZ 90 rs and So 25
for No. and No. l.
MOLASSES-The demand has been quite
moderate since our last, and prices ruled
somewhat easier, though in the regular way
there has been no important change. About
900 brls. sold at 45@46c. chiefly at the for.
mer rate. ........
NAILS-No change in prices. We con.
tinue to quote:
Cut Spikes per keg"....: 00d3 q
Ten to sixty penny, per keg.............. 1908
Eight penny, per 00o93
SIX penny, per 295