Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19
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NEW YORK, April Is 8-P. M. -Ashes
steady, and demand fair at 50 80 for Pots
and Pearls.
Cotton is a shade frmer, with a fair de.
| maDd sales 8, leo bales at 13A@l4c for
middling Uplands.
Flour-A limited supply offering, and
moderate demand for export and home con-
sumption. Market for common and me-
dium grades &c. better sales 1880 brls. at
$595 10 for superfne State; $5 20C95 30 for
extra State, chiefly at S. 25; and So 05@
Is for superfne Western So 25@5 so for
common to medium extra Western SIS 50@
60 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; So 65@7 for trade brands do; market
closing quiet. Canadian Flour little
firmer: sales 800 brls. at $5 25@6 70 for
common to good extra, and $7@7 so, for
choice and favorite do. Rye Flour is selling
in small parcels at So 1904 10. Corn-meal
steady moderate business doing at So 95
for Jersey, and So 10 for Brandywine.
Whisky in good request at better prices
sales $50 brls. at 191a920c.
Wheat steady with a moderate business
for export; there is also some local milling
inquiry sales of 1000 bushels of common
to good choice Spring at 81 200l 26, in
store and delivered; $4,000 bushels of Mil
waukie club at 81 2s@l 30, in store and de-
livered; 3,450 red State at 81 26@l 2S; 5000
bushels of Canadian club at 81 %, delivered;
l3, 200 bushels of Winter red Western, part
on private terms, and the remainder 81 81;
a, 100 bushels of white Western at 81 AGA
l 80, and 1000 bushels of choice white Ken
tucky at 81 65. Rye quiet: sales of 1000
bushels at 68c. Barley dull sales of 2, 70O
bushels at 60@63c. Corn-more doing for
export, and market about lc better: sales
of 1000 bushels at 67@68c. for old mixed
Western, in store, closing at the latter price;
6s@6a15c., delivered, 6l11@62c. for new do,
at the depot; 66C967c. flor yellow Southern,
and 70@7l15c for white Southern. Oats a
little tirmer and more active at 348935%c.
for Western and Canadian; 3l15@3615c for
State.
Pork active and prices advanced, the mar
ket closing very firm, sellers asking $l9 for
mess: sales of l, 725 brls., including 600 brls.
last evening, at $ls for Governments; $l8 so
for mess; $l3 25 for prime, and SIT rs for
thin mess. Beef is in fair demand, and the
market firm: sales of $50 brls. at $4 T505
for country prime s. 25@6 25 for country
mess $S9l0 for repacked mess, and $40 so
oil 80 for extra mess prime mess Beef dull
and nominal. Beef Hams are in fair de-
mand, and the market steady: sales of l25
brls. at $l3 50@l5 for State aud Western.
Cut Meats quiet and prices unchanged: sales
small at 6N@6%c. for Shoulders, and 8@
SIC. for Hams. Bacon in good demand and
prices very firm: sales of 80 packages picked
Sides at S14@813c. Lard steady and in mod
crate demand: sales of 73e brls. at 99S@
l0%c., the latter an extreme price.
Butter selling at l0@l2c. for Ohio, aud
l4@l5c. for State. Cheese steady at 61S@
l0c. for inferior to prime.
Sugars-Raw without change in price,
but with rather more doing: sales of l,24i
bids. at 414@511c. for Cuba; 47s@61sc. for
Porto Rico; 526c. for New Orleans; so boxes
of Havana, on private terms and by auction;
265 hhds. of Porto Rico at 43S@614c., and
20 hhds. of New Orleans at SIC. Molasses
dull and heavy: sales of "a hhds. of Cuba
Muscovsdo at l9@2Oc. 65 hhds. of Porto Rico
at 23@3lc., and 10 hhds of Barbados at l9c.,
and by auction 80 hhds and so tierces OF
Porto Rico at 25@2915c., cash.