Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-30
Cincinnati Market,
CINCINNATI, March 20

OlNCINNATl, Marcn ~.
FL0UR--We have not the slightest change
to notice in the market: the demand is quite
limited, and mostly local. We quote super
fine at So 80, and extra at So 6O(95 So.
WHlSKY-The market is steady, and the
demand fair: sales of 800 barrels at 1890
1886, the latter rate for wagon. The re-
ceipts are very light. "
PROVlSI0NS-The market was again firm
to-day, holders being generally indisposed to
sell, except at their asking rates. There was
more demand for mess Pork, and at $l7 %
for good brands city, a large business could
have been done; but city brands were held
with great uniformity at $l7 30. Bacon was
held firmly at ~ and 9Kc., and it was diff
There was not any inquiry for bulk Meats,
but they were held firmly, at 81 and SIC.
for Shoulders and ordinary Sides. More de-
mand for keg Lard, and the advance asked
for a day or two past, was obtained The
sales were 600 barrels country mess Pork, at
$l7 "a 100 hhds. Bacon at 79S and 99sc.; so
barrels country Lard at l014c.; 300 kegs at
lie, and $500 do. at llNc. '
OLA good demand, and prices higher
sales of 20 barrels at 65c., and 80 do. at 64c
GROCERIES-Ther is good demand for
of 300 barrels at 43M@441zc. for prime, in
cypress and oak, cash, and "A and 45c. usual
time, In some cases, importers are asking
46c for prime, in oak. Sugar firm, with a
fair demand sales of 60 hhds. at 8@83zc., the
latter rate for prime. Coffee has not changed,
The demand is fair in the regular way, at i3X
@l41Sc., the latter rate for choice.
WHEAT - There is fair demand, and
steady at 81 30@l SO for prime white, and
81 25@l 2S for prime red: sales of 100 bush
prime white at 81 80, and 100 do. prime red
at 81 81.
CORN-We have no change to notice in
the market, and quote ear dull at 47Gl4sc,
in bulk. Shelled is nominal at 5O@5lc. sales
Of l, 500 bushels ear, in bulk at 47c., and 300
do. at Marietta Depot, at 44c.
OATS-The market is dull, and prices have
declined lc. per bushel, closing at 47c., in
bulk sales of ], 200 bushels, in bulk, at 47c.
and 300 do. at 46Hc.
RYE-The demand is fair, and the market
steady at 81 o3 on arrival, and 81 O5 from
store.
IBARLEY-The demand continues good.
and prime fall is a shade higher. We quote
it at s5@8sc. sales of 1000 bushels prime
fall, at CovingtOn Depot, at &c., and 100 do.
good do. at 83c.
HAY-There is a good demand and prices
are higher. We quote prime Timothy, in
bales, on arrival, at $l8@l9 per tun. Tight
pressed, for shipping, commands $l6D2 more.
CHEESE-The market is firm, and the de-
mand fair at last quotations: sales of $50 boxes
summer-cured Western Reserve at l0Xc.
BUTTER-The demand for choice is fair;
inferior is dull and heavy. We quote fair to
prime at ll@l4c., and choice at 1bc.; sales OF
l8 barrels inferior Central Ohio at l019c., and
10 firlins Western Reserve at l5c
APPLES-The market is steady, with a
fair demand at So 25@4 rs per barrel, for
fair TO prime ,i 80
P0TAT0ES--The market is dull, and un-
changed. We quote prime Northern at 81 u
@l So, and common at 90c.@$l 25: sales Of
1000 barrels prime Northern at 81 75, and
1000 do blue Neshanocks at 81 go.
SEED-Clover is in good demand, and
prices firm, at 81 5594 60 for prime. Tim
othy is scarce, and the demand good at $3@
3 26 for fair TO prime. G.1