Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-09
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New York, May 8-P. M.-Ashes quiet
and steady: sales of so brls. at S. 62H Tor
Pots and Pearls. iJT
Cotton continues steady, with moderate
demand sales of $500 bales at 1870. for
middling Uplands; included in the sales are
1850 bales in transit.
Flour rules quiet and steady, with mod
crate demand for export and home con-
sumption; supply limited and holders dis
posed to insist on full prices: sales of IA, 800
brls. at $5@5 10 for superfine State; S. ZOO
so for extra State; $5(95 10 for superfne
Western; So 2005 80 for common to me-
dium extra Western; So 55@5 60 for ship
ping brands extra round-hoop Ohio; $5 ESQ
rs for trade brands do, market closing
steady. Canadian Flour in little better re-
quest and rather more steady in price: sales
of 700 brls. at IS 25(97 80 for common to
choice extra. Rye Flour in limited request
at So 1904 ID. Corn-meal nominally un-
| changed. f~ .-.....
Whisky heavy and lower; sales of a7O brls.
at l6@l615c. ----L
Common grades of Wheat are about lc.
lower, with a fair business doing for export
at the decline; good and prime white are
scarce and wanted at full prices sales of
| 24,600f bushels Chicago Spring at 81 1901 20
delivered; 30 900 bushels Milwaukee Club at
| 81 POOL 25 for inferior to choice, delivered !;
1880 bushels amber Iowa at 81 25@l 26,
delivered; $500 winter red Western at 81 30
al 81, delivered 200 bushels amber Mich
igan at 81 321S9l SO; 500 bushels amber
Zimmerman at 81 36@l 40; $500 bushels
white Canadian at 81 40@l so; 4,3OO bush
els white Western at 81 3S@l 6s; 1000 bush
els white Southern at 81 so, and 1900
bushels white Kentucky at ST. 75. Rye
| quiet and firm, with sales of 1900 bushels at
Csc. Barley is unchanged and The demand
moderate; sales of 200 bushels California at
700, and a, 100 State at 60C065c. Corn is
| heavy and declining; sales OF $1,000 bushels
at 64c. for old mixed Western, delivered /;
63c. for new white and yellow Northern,
and 721zc,. for choice white Southern. Oats
are little 'frmer, with better demand, in
part for the Government; sales at 3314@34c.
for Western and Canadian, and 34(935c. fol-
State. Peas are in fair request: sales ot
l,l00 bushels Canadian at T8c.
Pork quiet and prices without material
change: sales $50 brls, at $l7 70 for mess
$l3 25@l3 so for prime. Beef quiet and
steady: sales 375 brls. at $4(94 so for prime
$5 ST06 % for mess; $lO@l1 for repackeC
mess; $lI 25912 so for extra mess. Prime
mess Beef dull and unchanged Beef Ham
continue steady at $l3@l5 for Western
Cut Meats dull at 69S@69<c. for Shoulders
and S1<@Sazc. for Hams. Bacon-Nothina
of moment doing. Lard is rather more &C
tive, and a shade frmer: sales $50 brls at
@924c. 3
Butter-A moderate business doing at L
@l3c. for new Ohio, and l3@l6c. for State
Cheese is selling at 4@91<e. for inferior q
prime. r. H
Coffee-The market is without essentia
change in price, and in moderate request
sales $50 bags Rio at ll@l3eN 100 mat
Java at 1916; 200 bags Lagusyra at lac
| lie; so bags Jamaica, on private terms
Sugar-The market for raw Is 1s91<c3 bet
ter; demand decidedly more active sale
for New Orleans; 49s15S<e. for Porto Rico
!. 1869 boxes Havana at 41z951Sc.; A, 500 bag
Bahia, on private terms; and 246 hhds. Ne
lado at 2Ac. Molasses steady, and deman
moderate sales 70 hhds. Porto Rico at ESQ
| 50c. $50 hhds. Cuba Muscovado at l7922c
the inside price for distilling; 80 brls. Ne'
| Orleans at 32e.