Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-22

MONDAY EvEMNe, January 2l.
wHEAT-The market is firm, with fair dema nd
is GOOD demand from the East for choice Ken
tuohy hite, but there is very little Of ,his kind In
white at 81; 300 bush prime red at 81 Of; aud 25O
bush. prime red at 81 o..
UURN- Ear is in active dew and at 33a3sc in
bulh the latter rnte AZ the lower depois Shelled is
eteldy and IN fair demand at s3@i0s. in bulk.
About 100 bush white shelled sold at 5Oc.. incud
ing seamless bags, aud % bush. ear at the lower
6STS-T6e market continucg dull, but We have
26c in b1lk 500 bush sold at this price.
-RlF-The market is dull and the outside rate
DAR,.ki he market IS dull, exc, p' for the
ch ice grades for which there is fair demand, but
inferior samples are unchanged We quote crime TO
s0@s5e ard prime Western spring At e2a63o
eod at sI3@l per tun, iu bales on arrival inferior
is dull at Sg@lO.
demand limited at SIC fT Western Reserve: 'Ro 9c
f Hamburg, and l05c. for English Dairy: sales Of
100 boxes Western Reserve at SIC.
DUTTFR-Ne have no change TO notice in the
market which is dull at l3@lio. for prime roll, and
APPLES-The demand is limited and local at
$l@l50 per bri. for Western, and 81 j9@2 for New
POTAToEsT The market is steady, and fair de-
mand at 81 300l 80 per brl for prime Mesh anocks
from store: GALES Of 100 brls prime NeshanOcks at
sEED- Clover is in good demand at "a soa4 90; in
the small way for choice seed, So is obtained sales
HOGS The receipts continue aaite light, and the
demand good, and prices have further advanced to
St 5C76 N, and we understood a lot averaeinas 400
pounds net, brought Sc IS. The sales were; 200
head, averaging 2i0 pounds, at sc 60; 100 head,
averaging $50 pounds at Sc 10; 100 head averaeing
l7O pounds, at Sc S5 100 head, averaging 2Oj
pounds, at sc 6s 20 head, averaging 27O pounds,
At S6 10 The receipts during the last 4S hours were
1900 head.
PGOViSIoNs-A continued good demand for
mess Pork, with buoyant market, and since our
last 800 barrels sold at Sl7 and, at the close, first
class brands are held at SlI 25, in most Bulk
Yeats are held at 6R and sAc., with buyers at 6A0
SIC, at which rates 10000 pounds were sold Bacon
IS held at ~ and lOc packed; buyers offer IL aud
!4C,; We dld not hear Of any sales Lard is held
hImly at l0c. with Gales at 93ac., which rate was
offered and refused in several cases. Green
Shoulders sold at 5'fc, and Hams at 7H@1776c, for
country.
FLOUR-Rather better demand to-day, but
prices are unchanged Holders are somewhat frmer.
The sales comprise 800 brls extra red wheat at IS
05 $50 do, do. 81 75. and 800 do. family at 81 IS.
Good supeftine may be quoted at 81 50.
WHlSRY-Hnlders asked an advance in the
morning, but did not succeed in obtaining il, aud
tn ugh the demand Was good prices were un-
changed. The sales comprise 900 brls. at l3I6@
l4saC the latter rate for wagon.
GR0CERIES-No change in the market; the de-
mand is moderate: sales of 80 hhds Sugar at 54@
7Ac and 200 bags Coffee at l3c for fair Molnsses
firm at SOC for prime, and 3lc in the small way
WBEAT-The market for Wheat Is firm, with a
fair demand and light receipts. We quote red at
Sl@l 05.