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


ard rrices ruled rather easier, the ruling |
ratio for prime being 29c. in the large way |
IN the small way, to thescountry 30@3lc. |
were the current rates old sells at 2792Sc.i |
SugaIbouse ranges from 30 to Acc, accord
ing 20 quality.
OlI.--Linseed is worth SOC. per gallon on |
arrival; IN the small way it sells at b2953c.; |
Lard, s5@9Oc., and Coal 7b@sOc.
NAILS--No change in prices. We quote;
Cut Spikes, per 00QQ3 %
Ten to sixty penny, per keg".~.......... 1903 %
Eight penny, per 9gsSSS 9sSS ~
Five penny, per keg......u.. ......'"'" ee9s gee9s %
Four penny, per keg.....- leega ~ 09
Three penny, per kee, ine biued.......... 1906 %
NAVAL STORES--Not much doing in |
any article. We4uote:
Spirits Turpentine .....s 400 t2
Tar, large ygsa y9 ~
Tar, small '''''' v0sS v ~ ~
Pitch '''''' 9sts5 ~
Resin soe9S "
POTATOES - There has been rather a
better demand during the week, and the
market has been frmer, though prices are
not higher: we continue to quote 81 300
! 40 per brl. as the range, from store.
SUGAR-There has been a moderate de-
mand all the week, without any change in
prices the sales add up, for the week, COO
bhds., all in small parcels we continue to
quote inferior at 5H@5Hc. common at &C.;
~
exc, and prime at 7c.; very little prime in
the market.
SEED-CIover in better demand, and
about 100 bushels sold within the week at
$4 lOC04 20; closing firm at "a 20@4 Is.
Flax may be quoted at 81 TO- but little bet
ter than nominal.
SALT-The market is unchanged and in
moderate demand for domestic, but very
little doing in foreign. We quote:
nut ~ I,trr1,
RS 9RS RIVER RIVER G Common, Per br Of 80 lbs 81 l 20
Ohio biyer t RstiTy per 3 brl' Of Of 90 go lGs lbs S
Mason Mason CIV CIV SGSmmSn PsT per go lbs 81
Mason City Dairy, per brl. of $50 lbs...... l 50
Mason City Table, per brl. Of 2SO lbs,..." 2 90
KSnsSRS S Common, Per bf Of 80 ibs... 81 4sl g
liverpool Coarse, per bag....,.,....... oo@l 10
Mediterron can ''''."'''' aS@ z.
IVA UCtHXTTLE SHEEP AND Hi'OGS-The sup
| ply of Beef Cattle has been quite moderate,
| during the week, and prices are fully 20 per
| GENITAL higher. The market closes firm at
| s202 25 for common; So so for fair so rs
| ll3 for good and SO 2593 so for prime.
Some choice brought So 70. SlAep in good
demand at $2@3 80, with light supply.
The receipts of Hogs being light, and the
demand good, prices advanced to Sc, which
was the current rate Friday, and since then,
under the operation of increased receipts
l
ket has been depressed and prices declined d
fully 95c. per GENITAL; ;-closing rather dull at
S5 6O(G5 so, according to quality.
GRAIN-There has been demand for
Wheat during the week rather in excess OF
the supply, and prices advanced to CSC. @Sl
for prime red, and 81 OS@l 10 for prime
white. A good demand for Corn all the
week, and prices further advanced to 35c.
for ear, and 3703Sc, for mixed in bulk, and
4C@48c. in gunuy bags. White shelled is
scarce, and would command 40c. in bulk
Oats have been in light supply, and advanced
to 27c in bulk. Rye advanced, and closes
firm at 6l062c. for prime. Prime fall Bar
ley has been in good demand all the week
and prices advanced to S0c., but the Lower
grades are dull. and prices nominal. Barley
Malt is in fair demand at $4,000.
PROVISIONS-A good demand for mes
Pork the greater portion of the week, ant
about 1000 brls sold at $l4 759l5, clos
ing dull at $l4 506l5 aud more sellers thai
, buyeTs at the latter rate for hrst-class cit.
brands. Rump Pork may be quoted at 81
to- $ll, and prime at $ll. In bulk Meats tn
business done has been confined to smal
parcels to fill orders from the South at 519C
: for Shoulders and 7N@7}ac. for Sides, ,inciud
ing packages; sac. and nc. have been pal
0 for March and February delivery, but ther
? are not many willing to buy or sell for futur
delivery. Green Hams sold at 515@7c
0 cut, A fair demand for Lard, and 2,0C
\ pkgs. sold at &C. for tierce and 93&c. for kel
' closing steady at these rates. A better de
mand for old Bacon, and &c. and &c. may !
q called the rates for Shoulders and Sides. Me-
q Sides can be bought at sac.
+, TOBACCO--The demand for manuia'
tured is limited, without change In price