Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-12
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NEW YORK, June lip. M.-Ashes steady:
sales of IS barrels, at S. 37X for Pots, and
So 6212 for Pearls.
Cotton quiet and unchanged: sales of 800
bales at 1870. for middling Uplands.
Flour heavy, and &c. lower, with only a
limited business doing for export and home
consumption: sales of 7, 100 barrels, at 81 80
GAS for super6ne State; $5@5 10 for extra
State; 81 1904 80 for superfne Western ;
81 9C@5 10 for common to medium extra
Western; So 30@5 40 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and S. 60@7 for
trade brands do; market closing heavy, with a
downward tendency. Canadian Flour heavy:
sales of $50 barrels, at 81 95@7 so for COM
mon to choice extra. Rye Flour selling in
small parcels at So 1904. Corn. meal dull
and dropping: sales of 100 barrels caloric at
SO 10.
Whisky without important change, and
in moderate demand: sales of 300 barrels at
10000.
Sound red Wheat in very moderate sup.
ply, and wanted for export at full prices;
while pretty much all other kinds rule
heavy and declining: sales %, 1000 bushels
Chicago Spring at 95c al os; 1880 do.
Rscine Spring at 81 1901 Is; $4,000 do. I'M
sound Milwaukee Club 97c @$l; $1,000 do.
sound do. at 81 l2@l 10; $1,000 do. amber
Wisconsin at 81 1901 10; $500 do. very
choice amber Iowa at ST 81; $1,000 do. red
State at 81 81; 10000 do. Winter red West
ern at 81 3O@l 81; $500 do. white Western
at 81 35@l IS; 1900 do. white Kentucky
at 81 55@l 70. Rye in moderate requestand
quiet at 67@69c. Barley dull at 55@65;.
Corn about lc. lower, with a pretty good
demand for home consumption, and only
very moderate export inquiry: sales IA, 700
bushels at 38@44c. for inferior to good new
mixed Western; 44c. for Western Yellow;
47c, for white Western. Oats 3l@32Hc. for
Western and Canadian; 33@33Lc. for State.
Pork is dull and heavy: sales of 375 brls.,
at $l5 70 for mess, and $40 759ll for prime.
Beet dull and prices nominal, with trihing
sales at $4@4 80 for country prime S. 50@6
for country mess; $l0@ll for repacked mess,
and $ll 25@l2 so for extra mess. A mOder-
ate business doing in prime mess Beef: sales
OF 200 tieTces India mess on private terms.
Beef Hams inactive at $l2@l4 80. Cut
Meats quiet at 5@5Nc. for Shoulders, and
6@6Lc, for Hams; sales of 100 packages
Hams at &c. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Lard a little easier sales of 200 brls. at
6H@9Kc, as in quality.
Butter selling at 8@l3c. for Ohio, and
s@l5 for State. Cheese steady at 397c,
Sugar still continues very firm, with q
strong upward tendency; but the market is
rather quiet to, day, owing to the storm
sales 262 hhds. Cuoa at 4X@5Hc.; 30 hhds.
Texas on private terms, and 100 boxes Ha-
vaDa at 4%@4%c. Molasses very firm, but
we hear Of no sales.
Wool - Pending the auction sale au-
nouneed TO take place at Boston on the l3th,
we do not hear Of any important sales.
Cotiee-Rio may be quoted q shade firmer,
with a fair business doing. Other descrip-
lions are without important change in
prices, and the demand is moderate; sales
ll3 bags Rio at l0A@l4c.; 200 hogsheads
Of Lsguayrs at l3A@l4c. 70 bags Jamaica
at l3Xc 100 bags Maracaibo at l3A@l4c
We quote Rio ordinary TO prime at l0N
@l4c Msracaibo at l3H@l4Hc.; La,
guayra at l3A@l4Xc Java mats and
bags at l6A@l7He, and Jamaica at ll1:
@llHc, cash.