Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-18
Daily Produce Market.

1HuRSDA1 EVENING" January II.
FLOUR-A continued dull market and the de-.
quote superine at S4 so and extra at 81 COOS 10.
The sales were so barrels Pottinger red wheat at
So Il; 100 barrels extra red wheat at So; so barrels
extra red wheat at 81 GO; 90 barrels extra red wheat
at S4 So and 100 barrels Amanda Mills red wheat
WHEAT-The market for Wheat was not so firm
tSined yesefSSy namely e G 'Re or rates 2ss fbe GE
latter for choice, and 81 1901 u for prime white,
81 % and 200 bushels choice white at 81 i5
CORN The demand for ear continues good and
Shelled is in coed demand for shipment, and prices
advanced &c; per bushel, closing at 3S6e4Oc. for
shelled at 4Oc in bulk, and 500 bushels white at
Soc, including gunny bags.
mand limited, and a further decline Of lc. per
bushel was established, closing at &c. in bulk
sales Of 600 bushels in bulk, at &c.
RYE is steady and in fair demand at 62@G3e. for
BAILEY The inferior grades continue dull and
heavy, but the prime grades arc in fair demand at
sG@S5c Tor Canada spring, 75@7sc. for prime fall
PB0VISioES-Th market, under the advices
nom New Orleans was much stronger this after
strongly upward. About llOO brls. mess Pork sold
at Sl6 20, country bringing this rate, and holders
There was quite aD active demand for bulk Meats,
chiefly for future delivery. The particulars of the
sales were kept private but understand that sO0-
go pounds sold at 6G6I4c. for Shoulders, s6sHc for
Sides, part to be delivered within ton days and part
during next month, including 100000 pounds Sides
the spot at Sc loose aud % 600 do. cear-rib do
at SAc. packed. Bacon is held at ~ aud g2ic but
the only sale heard of was 80 hhds Sides at gIsc
Rnd 90 do OLD do at 9sc last evening. An active de-
mand ft Lard, with sales of 6Og tierces at .94c
This rate Is offered freely for prime country. City
is held higher at the close. better demand for
green Meats, with sales of Shoulders at 54c., Sides
at &c and Hams at 64 arc, the latter rate for light
WHISkH-No change in the marRet; the demand
is mOdeTate sales Of LOO brls. at l340l53c, the
latter rate for wagon. The demand is fully up to
the supply
HOGS-The receipts continue moderate and the
market firm, with good demand. Prices are un-
changed, and continue to quote Sc 566 ~ as the
whole range, for light to extra large. The sales
were $50 averaging 225 lbs at S. 35; 800 averaging
2O lbs at S6 40 55Oayeraging 2i0 lbs at So iO 1900
averaging 240 lbs, at s6 4Oi 400 averaging 225 lbs
at So 30i $50 averaging $50 lbs Sc 49, 200 aver
Sc 40. About 5000 head arrived the last twenty
four hours. The market closed rather buOyant.
GR0UERIES-A fair demand for Sugar, with
sales of 60 hhds. at 4G6c. for common to fair, aud
66@l7c for good fair to choice. Moasses firm, with
sales of 800 brls at 30G. good demand for higher
grades Of Coffee at full prices. Sales of $50 bags at
ll4@l38c. for New Orleans grades and l3461I3AC.
HAY-Tbe demand for prime Timothy continues
good, but inferior qualities are dull. We quote
pru Timothy at S394 per tun, n bales, on arrival,
and S6fls ON store Inferior Ia selling at S99IO
CHEESE-We have no change to notice in the
market. The demand is moderate at SIC. for West
ern Reserve and &C. for Hamburg. Sales Of $50 bxs.
Western Reserve at 61xe.
BUTTER-The demand continues limited and
the market duh at l3@l4o for prime roll, and 99llc
for common.
APPLES are unchanged and dull, at SI6nI so per
brl. for Western, and 81 1902 for New YoiK.
al 40 per brl for prime Neshanocks from store.