Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-28
In regard to Foreign
days Herald remarks:


40 Acres,.......,.."...Sl 90 81 " per acre. |
sU sU heros'''''''''''''''''' 90 90 " pei aoIe
10 Acres..,.....,.....". 6g 20 per acre |
l6O Acres.......,...."..... 90 10 per acre |
BOsroN BOoT AND SHOE MARKET-Saturday, March |
2i.-TheTe has been some falling of in the trade the
past week. and there Is only fair demand at present
south and bSeTs om the have
not completed their purchases. Most kinds Of goods
eottng low. The manufacturers are quiet, although
of them are & turning their ATT Stenton E to GETTING
line however, for many weeks to come. The strikers
Sra are S shsT p ntS
shoe house in Philadelphia failed on Saturday, aud
considerable Of their paper Is hold In Pearlstreet.
CINCINNATI MARKET.-MARcH 27.
Snd os
tnps to quote - iogs5 80 US tho range for superne
w @GaIsKY-So change in the market; the demand
PRoyisioNsSTR market was again sitter to-
Asats and holders gePcrslly asking higher pTIcs;
Sossh sSSaTg
been bought st si1 l5 There was marked improve;
Shoulders, Sides and Clear Sides; at the close the
cases held at and $50 but those rates are above
the market. The sales were 100000 pounds Sides,
at ss T6ere an an lmpiOyed DEMAND for Res Lard,
and llc was freely offered, but holders asked ll% TO
doubtful that large purchases could be made at this
rate 20 barrels good country, In irregular packages,
GROGEnIEs-s9gaFT, firm with & fair demand q, in
at sS@$Sc HOisssos ra at ti@isc Coffee iH uH.
changed, and steady at l34@lt!ao.
steady a 81 s. for l@T primer %Se ana %nS SO
% for prime red: sales Of 1000 bushels mixed at
CohN-Ear Is dull, and prices declined lc. per
bushel We quote i in bulk, at 47@lsc.; there is
5c, in bulk sales Of 5000 bushels ear in bulk, at
Marlssta RSpot at iie &. ,., aud ,ro.s .,o.a =,
4sc in bulk: sales of 1900 bushels In bulk, at isc.;
$50 sacks at 4s4SGc and GOO bushels delivered, at
RYE1Ths market is g. steady, with fair demand
s G f%es S I ~ a at wth aPU SaSd Fl DE- &
mand at S5s7c. for prime fall, and 75sOc for fair
to good sales of 400 bushels at &c., and 2Oo do in
HAY-Tho demand is fair, and the market firm,
Railroad Stations. The receipts BY wagon are light
aud REssf rm At Ss pr tnn with fair demand
at last quotations: sales Of 32O boxes
Western Reserve at l0ae:; 90 do large at lle., and
BUTTEk"There Is a fair demand for choice, but
inferior Is dull and heavy. We quote fair to prime
ds@1nd good and The market
market Is dull. We quote prime Northers al 81 5SS
IS per bril-; and common at 9oc @Sl 25 sales Of 800
aud 800 bushels mixed at CSC.
sEEDsnCloyer Is in good deMnand, and the market
in good demand, at S3G3 20 per bushel, for fair to
lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,J
sssdy nSak .aes at T MSfe Pot @ pesT
Cotton is itie more steadler sales Of 1000 bales,
at lie. for mddling Uplands. Flour is exceedingly
quite scarce and brings about previous rates The
demand is confined TO the supply OF pressing wants
at at S. isS 8 for Supcrne Western; s. sSss IS for
common to medium extra Western, and IS 1@'6 10
ssSPSSS GSs Heavy
dull, and prices tend downward sales of 400 barrels,
a. aast sale sales @ at s. 0S9 o for SSm%on choice
perne Corn Meal s in limited nit M request and N IN 70
al rs per cwt. Whisky dullsales of $50 barrels at
dF rpd pr@e ' GRSg a5 N is SS at
With buyers y s a. s. 8 III fair ShissEU sptlRg ss
6s Willie Western at 81 S5@i q: sales AZ 81 30 fSF
Rocins Spring 81 2 for Csaada Club n r fST win
Rye dull and droopng sales Of 1890 bushels at s5c
Barley + more aetive but prices are wit without ma;
choice State at sO@1sIc., aud 600 do. very common
State at roc. Corn is better, with more export de-
esi O St the iStteS r prss 6c for
yellow Jersey and Southern, and i77S9c. i1r white
Canadian and saes The %oS market @ ! RcsTy,
and At DECLINE Of 2@sc Per pound frT% S the prices
6O0Oe pounds domestic fleece at s7@j9e; 25OOo DO.
pulled at sc and @ SS,ss ISTsga en- ras
Of 800 barrels at lSse. Hides are steady with mod;
pS@H SSRg sales *
new mess; SlI Is for old mess; SlI for thin mess;
FlOVyln 90 lncaoi
mess, Sl2 37l2 so for old prime, and Sf 70 for new
option, May and june at SIS. Beef unchanged in
at S4@14 90 for country prime S515 50 for country
mess; Se61l0 Is for repRcked mess, and Sll@l2 for
oxtra mess Beef Hams dull and heavy; sales Of $50
barrels at Sl2l3 for State and SltlS 70 for West
ern. Prime mess Beef quiet and unchanged. Gut
Meats continue dull: sales Of 1856 packages, at 7t9
SIC for Shoulders, and 9lSd9jsc. for Hams. Bacon
quiet for want Of etock Lard dull and heavy; sales
of450 barrels at 0A6llc.i small lots Of choice at
ntc,, and l5O kegs at l11tc. Common Butter plenty
and heavy; prime Is in moderate supply and hrm;
sales at ll@l4c. for Ohio, and li9Ac. for State.
Cheese seady at 09l21so. Sugar Is dull sales Of 700
hhds. Cuba at 619Ca71acj and by auction, zQ bids.
tive; sales 9f 50 hide kentucky az Sel2fe, and 50
firm. with stock In the market of about 1900 bags,
which holders would sell at a slight .eduction The
sales are confined to $50 bags at l0Ac.; other do.
scriptions rmg but the recent large arrivals OF
San Domingo leave the market for that description
buoyant feeling sales Of 1880 bags, OF which 1000
bags for export at l2c, and 2OO bags Jamaica at
l3c Prime Molasses continues and nrnl sales
Of 40 hhds. Porto Rico at 3giOc 100 barrels do at
t2c,, and 200 do New Orleans at 4TJs@igs.
PnILADELPnA MARKET, March "a. Flour dull,
sales Of 5000 barrels superhne AZ ~ 10 Wheat hrm
sales Of $500 bushels white at 81 a5l So aud red at
81 a., Corn quiet: sales OF $500 bushels AZ 72c.
Provisions steady Mess Pork at SIS 259lS co. Whis-
ky dull at 22@234c.
BALrIMoRE MARKET, March 2l,-Flour dull; sales
Of howardlstreet at s. rs. Wheat hrm and un:
changed. Corn steady, at 70@4Ilc. for white and
yellow. PrpVlsionB are Quiet Whisky dull.