Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-16
lBJ telegraph

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NEW York, March l5-P. M Cotton
quiet and without material change: sales of
1000 bales at ll%c. for middling Uplands.
Flouris about Sc. better, with rather more
doing for home consumption and a material
export inquiry sales Of 1880 brls. at $50
5 05 for supeTfne State; IS lO@5 20 for
extra State, closing with lone to be had
below SO Is; $5@5 05 for superfne West.
eTni So 1905 30 for Common to medium
extra Western; So 4O@5 55 for shipping
brands ofextra round hoop Ohio, aud SIS 6007
for trade brands do; the market closed firm.
Canadian Flour a little more active, and tho
market closed a shade frmer: sales of 700
brls. at $505 10 tor common to good extra,
Rye. Flour is selling slowly at SO 1904 10
for common TO choice superfine. Oorn-meal
is in limited request at 50 80 for Jersey and
So 1908 80 for Brandy wine, and 81 so for
puncheons.
Whisky frmer and the demand better
sales Of 500 brls. at l7H@17Kc.
Wheat opened dull, but with a further de-
cline in freights, the market closed quite
firm with holders disposed to insist upon
full prices: sales of Id, 800 bushels Chicago
Spring at 81 1901 II, in store; 5000 do,
North western club at 81 1917, delivered;
1000 do. Milwaukee club at 81 2l@l %,
in store; $500 do. Canada club at 81 q, de-
liveIed; l,l50 do. Winter red Western at
81 30@l 81, delivered; 800 do. choice white
Kentucky at 81 60, and 1900 do. white
Western at 81 45@1 so. Rye dull and
lower: sales of 100 bushels prime at 63@65c
the latter for small parcels. Barley quiet
and 6fm at 70@S0c, as in quality. Barley
Malt in request: sales of 800 bushels at CSC.
We notice sales of 300 bushels Canada Peas
at 74c. Coma fair business doing for ex-
port and home consumption, and the market
is without important change: sales of $1,000
bushels at CSC. for prime old mixed Western,
in store, and &c. delivered, including one
cargo very choice at CSC $4,000. for new
mixed Western at railroad depot; 6OXc. for
" estern yellow, and 66c. for straw colored
Southern. Oats in fair request at 32@34c.
for Western, Canada and State. Small par
GELS selling as high as 3419c. @
Pork dull and heavy, and lower for mess
ard nominal for prime: sales of $50 brls at
SIG 5O@l6 IS for mess, and $l2 5O0I2 rs for
prime. Beef dull and prices nominally I'M
changed; small sales at 81 1906 for country
prime; SIS 1906 20 for do. mess; $80iO
for repscked mess, and $l0@ll for extra
mess. Prime mess Beef dull and nominalat
$l5@ls. Beef Hams firm: sales of 300 brls.
at Sl2@l5 for State and Western. Cut Meats
steady, with fair demand; sales of $50 pack
ages at 6HG6Ac. for Shoulders, and 8@9c.
for Hams, the latter price for very choice,
and 5000 pounds dry-salted Shoulders at
6Tc. Dressed Hogs steady, at 6K@7c. for
corn. fed. Live Hogs may be quoted a trife
better; sales at 5M@5Bc. Bacon dull.
Lard steady and demand fair; sales of 837
brls. at 9%@l0c.
Butter is selling at 1O@14c. for Ohio aud
l4@l9c. for State. Cheese steady, at S@lOc.
for inferior to prime.
Coffee is very quiet; we only hear of $50
bags Rio sold at l21ac. and 100 mats Java at
1910. Sugar-Raw is unchanged; the de-
mand continues moderate sales l,458 hhds.
at 4A@6c. for Cuba; 4M@6% for Porto
Rico, and 65 boxes Havana at 4X@5Xc.
Molasses is dull and unchanged: sales 90
brls. New Orleans at 32@33c.; 80 hhds Cuba
Mnscovado at 23c, and 100 hhds. Porto Rico
on nriyata terms