Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-15
Cincinnati markct.-ApriI1e.

FL0UR-A better feeling in the market, under the
news from New York. and the holders asked advance
OF 10 to l5c per bril- holding supeTne at IS 65D5 IS,
and extra at s5 9O96 co. but buyers did not follow up
this advance to any extent and hence but little done.
Small sales at IS 90 to Sc co. and Of family at
% 2096 40.
wHIsKY-A firm market, with Iales of 425 brls. at
42h4s%c the later rate for wagon, being an advance
PROFESSIONALISM was held %c higher, under the
news from New York, and city could not have been
bought below lOc, and 9xc seemed to represent the
views Of buyers, and therefore not much done. 200
tcs prime country sold at 9kc probable that 10c
Shoulders ore held at4c snd sides at 5hc but Axe is
the best offer for the former. 90 hhds sold at Axe,
pached; $50 lbs, sides sold at 5Kc. There is mod
crate demand for them at this rate. Hams may be
quoted &c 6hc. Fothing doing in bacon.
GR0CERIES-The market il steady, without change
Of consequences. Sugar, 11A9l3c; Coffee, 80 to SAC;
and Moasses, SO to &C. The jobbing demand is fair
WHEAT-There was an improved demand for red
Wheat to day, chiefly from the local miller, and the
market ruled steady at 81 2j@l 25 for prime. White
did not meet with much inquiry, but the offerings were
light, and it is held firmly at 81 3O@l 80 for Ohio
Indiana, and 81 35l 20 for Kentuckythe latter rate
for choice, the supply of which is extremely light
The sales made pub ic 300 bush prime red and
white at 81 3O 600 do. choice red at 81 30; $50 do
prime red at 81 49, and bush prime red on private
terms.
CoRN-The receipts are not SO liberal, and there
rmer feeling in the market We quote or shelled
at &c in bulk. The sales reported we're: 200 bush
prime white od) at 68c $50 do yellow at Csc in sacks,
sacks to be returned; $50 do mixed at 62hc; and 900
do at &c.
oATs-There is an improved demand, and the market
closed steady at 66c in bulk, and 7797ec including
bags 60O bush sold in bulk at e6c, and 1900 do, in
cluding sacks, t77c.
RYE-The receipts are liberal, and the of the
demand and the market is dull but holders are unwil
ling to make any reduction In prices We quote as the
nominal asking rates. 95c@Sl 90 for prime samples
ARRIVAL the former rate in bulk and the latter in sacks
sacks to be returned.
BARLEY-The market remains dull, and prices are
irregular, ranking from 81 SIS to 81 60 for the best
grades Of fall and 81 As to 81 so for State spring
Qualities below prime difficult to SELL The only sale
reported was 900 bush prime fall at 81 SO.
--HAY-The demand continues good, and the market
rules firm at $l9 OO920 90 per ton for prime Timothy
in bales on arrival, and 500 0OD22 90 from store.
OHEE6E-The market rules firm, with good demand
aud light supply. We quote selected Western Reserve
at l5c, and Hamburg and English Dairy at HH@l5c,
with sales Of 500 boxes at these figures.
BUTTER-The receipts are more liberal. and the de-
mand being less active the market is dull and lower
closing at 25926c for prime to choice roll 10 brls and
27@9sc in small packages. Qualities below prime sell
at l5@23c.
sEED-There is a fair jobbng demand for Glover at
IS 1905 25. Timothy is dull and nominal at 81 90.
TGAzette,