Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-10
nnIlr Produce Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 2.
HOGS-The receipts during the last twenty four
hours comprise 5,400 head. The market has not
changed essentially; holders firm at SO 306 50,
bat in order to make sales they found it necessary
to make some concessions from these rates, as buy
ers displayed disposition to hold OIL rather than
pounds, AZ Sc Sol ESQ averaging $50 pounds, at s6 90;
49, averaging l60 pounds, at S6 4Q so, averaging 200
@ az so 70 Psunds 2c ~
aging $40 pounds, delivered first week in February,
y S s 50 ponhds R Sc s 3 D
pounds at So 4S % 800 aTTerag9s 10 PS1nds G 90 9
be quoted large the next day or two.
GRAIN-The market for Wheat is dull, and buy
for white, but there is very little Offering, and hold
ers not willing to sell at these prices. Corn
Ear is firm and in good demand at 3235c, the out
side rate the lower depots shelled is dull and in
but limited demandi prices are unchanged We
bush mixed shelled sold at 4Oc delivered Oats are
steady and in fair demand at 2s19@2gc. in bulk:
sales Of 400 bush in sacks at sOc 500 de- do at 29c.
Rye is in fair demand at 62@63c. forprime Barley
There is good demand for prime Canada spring at
choice fall is selling at 75@SOc., and prime Western
spring at 62665c.: sales of 300 bush. prime fall at
Tic 800 do choice do. at s0c., and 800 do. good do
Provisions There has been no change in the
market; the demand is quite moderate and holders
generally firm Good brands mess Pork could have
been be9Tgbt at 60 though for for first frs class city
obtained for small lot of 90 barrels: $50 barrels
hump sold at Sll. Not much Offering and the de-
mapd is but limited mi Bqlk r. Meats are he'd a. and ID
small parcels: We heard Of a sale of 10000 pieces
Shoulders delivered, at Chicago, at 5Ac packed.
brought 64c, delivered, but city cut are held at
| 74c. Bacon may be quoted at aud &c., and not
much doing. Lard dull at sic, buyers Offering
| gkc; the dsmand is limited.
FLoUR-g he market is dull and heavy, and su-
perne is offered at lower rates without leading to
| any increased demand small sales Of superfne at
| 81 e0Ca4 6s, and of extra at 81 1904 90.
| WHISKY-A continued good demand with sales
Of llO0 brle at l4l4c, the latter rate for wagon.
GROCERIES-An active demand for Coffee, with
sales of 25O bags at 1916. and 800 do. at l34l3sc
The demand for good TO prime Is quite pressing, and
the stock of such light Molasses in fair demand at
full prices sales of 100 brs. at Soc Sugar is in fair
demand sales of llO hhds. at oA@7c. The higher
grades are scare.
BAY-The market is dull, but without any
change in prices. We quote inferior to prime III N
| othy at S9@l3 per tun ia bales, on arrival.
| CHEESE-The demand continues moderate at
| SIC for Western Reserve, &c. for Hamburg, and
lO@c. for English Dairy sales Of 200 boxes Western
| Reserve at 615c.
BUTTER-The market is unchanged and dull; We
| quote prime roll at l3@1l4c and common at 99llc
POTATOES are steady, and in fair demand al
| 81 SO@l 40 per barrel for prime Neshanocks from
| store. go
APPLES-The market continues dull, but with
out any change in pricesi we quote fair to prime
| Western at Sl1l so per barrel, and fair to prim
New York at 81 50012.