Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06
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NEW YORK, April 5-P. M.-Ashes quiet
and steady; small sales at So 3l1% for Pots
and Pearls.
Cotton quiet, and prices generally without
change: sales 1900 bales at l2A@l2Tc. for
middliDg Uplands ......
Flour continues heavy and in favor of
buyers with only moderate business doing
for export and home consumption sales
$500 brls. at s. 20@5 30 for superfne State;
IS 1905 40 for extra State, closing at the
inside price; S. 20@5 30 for superfine West
ern; So 35@5 65 for common to medium
extra Western So 6O@5 70 for shipping
brands extra Tound-hoop Ohio, and S. 1907
for trade brands do, closing dull and tend
ing downward. OF the sales, about 6 900
brls. were taken for export at prices within
the range. Canadian Flour quoted a shade
easier, with only very limited business
doing: sales $50 brls. at $5 40(17 for COM
mon 10 good extra, and 81 25@7 so for
choice and favorite do. Rye Flour selling
in small parcels at So 1904 10. Corn-meal
dull and dropping.
Whisky is in good request and the market
frmer: sales of 900 brls. at lSH@l8%c.
| Wheat heavy and trihe lower on medium
and common grades. The advance in
freights and decline in Sterling Exchange
has an unfavorable effect; sales of $500
bushels fair Chicago Spring at 81 "a, deliv-.
cred; 10000 bushels strictly prime Miwau-
kee club at 81 27@l 32 in store and deliv-
ered l0,8O0 bushels strictly prime Winter
red Western at 81 37@l SO, delivered; 1000
bushels red State at 81 33, delivered; 4 700
bushels white Western at ST. 45@l 90, for
common to very choice; $500 bushels white
Capada at 81 So; 300 bushels amber Jersey
at 81 Al. Rye quiet, at 65@67c. Barley in
moderate demand, without material change
in price sales of 1000 bushels State at roo
72c; 1000 bushels choice Canada West at
78c. Barley Malt dull at 85@8Sc. Corn
Scarcely so much doing and shade lower
sales Of Al, GOO bushels at 67@69c, delivered ;
65c. for weevil.cut do, delivered; &c. for
new 90. at railroad depot; 6O@63c. for new
round yellow; roc. for old do; 62@63c. for
new yellow Jersey, and 66c. for straw COL
ored Southern. Oats dull at 33@331Ic. for
Western and Canadian, and 33H@34c. for
State and Canadian. Peas in fair request
sales of l, 100 bushels at 75@178c.
Pork again advanced l21Sc, v ith very
good demand: sales of 1000 brls. at $ll0
II 25 for mess, and $l3 for prime. Beet
firm and the demand moderate sales of 100
brls at 81 1905 for country prime S. 100
25 for country mess $6(0l0 for repacked
mess, and $40 5O@l1 so for extra mess
prime mess Beef dull and nominal at $500
lS 10. Beef Hams quiet and firm at $l2@l5
for State and Western. Cut Meats in mod
crate request: sales of $50 packages at 6H@
| oIsC' loI onOulueis anu cVDo|2c' lor haus'
Bacon quiet. Lard steady: sales of 300 brls.
at 99l0c. for No. to prime Western.
Butter selling slowly at l0@l4c. for Ohio,
and l40l9c. for State. Cheese steady al
71z@l0c. for inferior to prime
SUgar-Raw rules in favor of buyers, with
fair business: sales of ], 52l hhds. Cuba at
4M@5Nc, chiefly at 4A@4Nc.; ia hhds
Porto Rico at 5A@6Ac; 300 boxes Havana
at 5@5Ac; by auction, $50 hhds. New Or
leans at 4199514c., and 383 hhds. Porto Rico
ct 514@613c. Molasses dull and heavy: sales
Of 80 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at 20@23c.; lac
bids. Porto Rico at 3O@32c,; 3l5 brls. New
Orleans at 32@38c., and, by auction, 80 hhds
Porto Rico at zoe.