Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-25
Cincinnati market.-march 90.


FL0UR-A dull market, and prices nominal, at S5 80
to IS 90 for superfne and % 90 to SO 10 for common
to good extra. Fancy and family mag be quoted at
50 go to Sc 10.
wHIsKY-A armer feeling in the market, with sales
Of 500 barrels at 43943c the latter rate for wagon.
PR0VlSIONS--There was nothing done Ia mess Pork
Lard, and prices must be regarded nominal It
stated on Change that lOc had been offered for prime
Lard and S4 90 for city Pork but the only sale
Of Lard we heard Of was "a cs prime country at 9Ic
100000 lbs bulk Shoulders sold at Axe, and lS0 tcs
garcured Hams In pickle at 7ho.
GR00ERIEs--A. quiet market, without change in
prices. These are the jobblng rates:
SUGAR-12h@l3ko.
M0LASsEs-60965c.
C0RFBE-33 to 35c.
WHEAT-The market remains dull, with bnt limit.
ed demand chiefly from the interior mile but holders
are not willing to make any important concessions aud
asking figures 81 aSSi n for prime red; 81 soS1 az s5
for prime to choice Ohio Indiana whie the outside
figures for Kentucky The only sales made public were
1000 bushels prime Kentucky white at 81 40; 500 do
prime red at 81 "a, including of bags to Gallpolsi
and 500 do inferior red at 81 Is.
C0RN-A continued active demand. and 6e@9Oc Is
freely oerep for shelled and In bulk, but holders
generally refuse to sell at less than 70c shelled 10 in
good request at &c., including sacks The sales made
public were: 1900 bush ehelled OF 69c in bulk 1000
do at 69c In bulk 700 do at e0c including sacks and
$4,000 bush shelled on private terms.
0ATS-The offerings are light, with an active demand
and prices are higher the market closing hIm at SO
zoo IN bulk and eOD6lc including sacks. The sales
Wefe zUUU Dusn az canal az TUc JUU0 do In elevator
ct 69hc; and 1000 do at SOC, sacks included
RYE-The market Is unchanged and quiet, but there
Is not much Offering and holders are firm at 95Gg7c
for prime samples on arrival
BARLEY-The market is quiet, and there IA not much
doing but the oferings light, and holders are firm
at full prices We quote State spring at 81 5091 S.
and fall at 81 COOL 65, the outside rates for strictly
prime qualities: Chicago spring is quoted at 81 $500
as according to quality. The receipts OF all descrip
tions are light. The lower grades are dull and not
wanted. 200 bushels spring Malt sold at 81 IS.
HAY-The market rules firm, with demand fully
up to the supply and the tendency OF prices is upward
We quote prime Timothy at SIG 90 per ton in bales on
arrival, and 8l7 009ls 90 from store.
CHEESE-The receipts are light with but limited
amount In the hands OF the Dealers and full prices are
obtained for all sold, but the demand Is only moderate.
We quote selected Western Reserve at lsc and Ham
bnrg and English Dairy at 14K@l5c.
BUTTER-The receipts are increasing, but the de.
msnd for the best grades is fully IN the supply snd
the market 10 firm ct previous quotations. The lower
grades are dull We quote prime to choice roll at ESQ
27c In bbls, and 2s93Oc in small packages. Common
to good is selling at prices ranging from la to 2c
bEED-olover remains dun, with bat limited de-
mand. 200 bush sold at IS co. The dealers are filling
their orders for the interior at IS 25 Timothy Is sell
ing In small lots from store at 32 25 but round lois
cannot be disposed Of at this figure.
IGazette.