Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-29
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~ new Tork maFket.
eERv YoRK, March 2s-P. M.AAshes are
steady sales 50 btls. at s. sl%@6 S71x for
Pots and Pearls. fI ViiE.gdio ui e1rrHY
Cotton-Accounts per the Gtyr of BaIti-
more have impaired a buoyant feeling and
with an active demand prices show Rslieht
improvement for middling Uplands at f3%
@f216c.; sales 5000 bales, including l,5OOin
transit. rt
Flour has been quite excited by the oitv
Of Bslimorss news, and prices have ad-
vanced loo, to zoe, per brl., with good export
and home-trade demand and fair business
done in speculation sales 21,80o brls. at So
3O@5 80 for super6ne States So 45@5 90
for extra State s. 1905 80 for superfne
Western So 1905 go for common to me-
/ dunn extra Western So 6505 10 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and So
SO@7 for trade brands, do, closing rather
quiet, with free sellers Of extra State at S.
90. About $4,000 brls. Of the sales were
taken for export. Canadian Flour is irmer
with a more active demand: sales 200 brls,
at So 45@T for common to medium extra
and 81 25@7 so for choice and ~favorite do.
Rye Flour is in fair request sales $50 brls.
at SO 1904 10. Corn-meal is quiet and
prices without important change.
Whisky continues firm and demand fair;
sales 700 brls. at l715@lSc.
Wheat has been very much excited, and
pIlCNb huNduGtu ANgOC- per DuSuSlt WIFI u
brisk export demand sales of "a, 900 bushels
Chicago Spring, at 81 21@1 %, in store and
delivered; $4,000 bushels inferior to good
Milwaukee club, in store and delivered
10000 bushels Milwaukee club, or amber
Iowa, so called, at 81 SO, in store 10, 600
bushels inferior to prime Canada club, at
81 27@l 80; $4,000 bushels Winter red
Western, at 81 35@l 81 in store and deliv-
cred; "a 900 bushels white Western at 81
dNIT1 kq e mn hnabp1d Whita canada ut
81 so. Rye scarce and quiet, but firm
sales Of 2 100 bushels at 65@65Xc. Barley
quiet and firm, at 72@sOc. ~Barley-malt
steady, at $4,000. Corn abou. lie. better a
fair business doing for export and home con-
sumption sales of 1000 bushels at coo. for
old mixed Western, in store, at railroad de-
pot; 65@66c. for new yellow Jersey, 69@7Oc.
for new Southern yellow, 6997lc. for white
Southern and &c. for damaged Southern.
Oats in fair requests and prices unchanged, at
33@34Ac. for Western int Canada, and
34035c. for State.
Pork frmer for mess. Prime continues
quiet, and nominally unchanged: sales $50
barrels at SIG 75@l6 81 for mess; SIT 80 for
~uninspected mess, and $l2 5O@l2 70 for
prime. Beef dull and unchanged: sales 100
barrels at 81 1905 for country prime; S. IS
@6 IS for country mess; S9@l0for repacked
mess, and $l0@ll for extra mess. Prime
mess Beef dull and nominal. Beef Hams
quiet and firm at $12@l5 for State and
Western. Cut Meats in fair request at
steady prices: sales 400 packages at 6@611c.
for Shoulders, and s@S11c. for Hams. Ba-
con in moderate demand: sales % boxes
shoFt-ribbed Middles, on private terms, and
% boxes picked Sides at SC. Lard inaetive:
sales $50 barrels at 9@lOc. for No. to prime
Western.
Butter selling at 1O@l4o. for Ohio, and
| 2mlo for State. Cheesa ouiet and steady
al 8@lOc. for common to prime.
Sugar firm and demand fair: sales SOC
hogs6eads at 4H@5Ac. for Cuba, and SO
@6Hc. for Porto Rico, the latter price for
new choice: 255 boxes Havana, part at 6Kc,
and l,l9S bags Pernambuco at csc. Mo.
lasses dull and heavy: sales $50 bags New
Orleans at 32@34o.; 40 tierces and Is hogs
heads Cuba Muscovado at 19@2Oc. and As
hogsheads Porto Rico at 32033c.