Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-25
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New York, March 23-P. M.-Ashes-
Market quiet, and prices without change:
small sales reported ut S. 25@5 81 for Pots,
and So 3lN for Pearls.
COtton-Since the CdnddG's news the
market has ruled quiet and scarcely so firm
prices, however, are without important
change: sales. 200 bales at 1890. for mid
ling Uplands.
Flour a shade frmer; little more doing
both for export and home consumption.
Prices, however, are not materially changed.
Sales IL, 200 brls. at So 1905 10 for superine
State; So 2O@5 80 for extra State, chiefly at
So %; SIS lO@5 Is for superine Western;
So 2C@5 40 tor common TO medium extra
Western; S. 50@5 65 for shipping brands ex-
ira round. hoop Ohio; SIS 1907 for trade
brands do, closing quiet and steady. Caaa.
dian Flour rather more steady, with fair de.
mand sales 550brls. at So 25@6 70 for common
to good extra, and SLOT 80 for choice and
favorite do. Rye Flour continues to sell
| slowly at So 1904 10 for common to choice
supeline; Corn meal steady, with small
sales at So 20 for Jersey, and So for Brandy
wine.
Whisky firm, with better demand: sales
$50 brls. at 17H@l7Ac
Private accounts by the ArGgo are rather
more favorable for Wheat, and there is a fair
export demand, chiefly tor France. Market
l@2c. better. Sales 10, 700 bushels common to
far Chicago Spring, at$1 1901 20, 10 store and
delivered; 1900 bushels Canada club, at 81 %,
delivered; $500 bushels choice North. west
ern club and Racine Spring, at 81 26, deliv.
cred; 40, 500 bushels Milwaukee club, at
81 25@I 70, to arrive from Philadelphia, in
store and delivered; the inside price for a
small parcel.
Rye quiet at 63@65c., with buyers inside
and sellers outside. Barley scarce and firm
at 72@8Oc., with sales of !, 600 bushels Canada
East at 75c. Corn q shade firmer, with only
a moderate business: sales of $4,000 bushels
at 6T067%c for old mixed Western in store,
and &C. delivered; 64@65c. for new mixed
Western and yellow, at railroad depot; 64c.
for yellow Jersey; and Tic. for choice white
Southern. Oats firm and in fair request at
33@34c. for Western and Cauada, and 34@
35c. for State.
Pork decidedly more active; prices, how
ever, have not materially changed; sales of
LOO barrels at SIC so for mess; $l7 for un-
inspected do; SIS rs for clear; $l2 50@l2 IS
for prime, and $l3 for uninspected rumps.
| Beef continues dull sales of 200 barrels at
$4 1908 for country prime; SIS 7596 Is for
do. mess; 5000 for ~repacked mess; 500
IL for extra mess. Prime mess Beef dull
and nominally unchanged. Beef Hams quiet
aud firm at $l2@l5 for State and Western.
Cut Meats in fair request: sales of 359 pack
ages at G@6Hc. for Shoulders aud 8@9c. for
Hams, the latter price for choise. Hogs dull
at 6A@7Hc. for corn-fed dressed, and SAG
sac. for live. Bacon dull and inactive
LAID steady and demand fair: sales of 800
barrels at 9@l0c. for No.. l prime Western.
Butter selling atlO@l4c, for Ohio, and IA
@19c. for State. Cheese steady at s@l0c.
Sugar-Raw is without important change;
sales of 1926 bids. Cuba at 5000 225 hhds
Porto Rico at &c and by auction 200 hhds
Porto Rico at $4 5o@6 60. Molasses dull
and prices unchanged sales of 55 brls. New
Orleans at BIC; 40 hhds. Porto Rico at Big
33c., and by auction 40 hhds. do. at zoe, fOul
months.