Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12
Cincinnati NIarket-Jan. q.

FLOUR-Market firm but quiet. Prices are un-
changed. The sales were 100 brs extra, high grade,
at S6 2 450 do ut $6 90 so do at $6 co. SO do fancy
dover IXL" at 81 OO so do fancy white wheat at
81 90; and so do at &c so.
WHISKY--A good demand at full prices. Sales
of 1900 brls at IS to S5as5c, the latter rate for
PRO O<ISIONS-There was an active demand to-
day, and prices of lard advanced to l3c and quite
large business done in both 1T and pork The sales
were: 200 brs two-year old city mess at $l6 25;
1900 do new city at go co. and 200 do new country at
$40 5O 400 tcs new city lard at l3c 900 do old city at
12c and 300 do head and gut Mt 1lhc; bulk meats
14c higher, with sales of 1900 pieces sides at
so 100 do and $4,000 lbs shoulders at sac, aud 75O
held at &c, &c and lOc. and the market not little
settled.
H0GS-,A demand at 81 25 to ss 10, according to
quality. Receipts ] 600 head.
WIIEAT-Thero is only moderate demand for
red at 81 33al 30. Hill is scarce, and prime samples
will bring 81 81 to 81 4O There is not any demand
for white. which is held at 81 4Oal IS. The sales
made public were 400 bush prime red at 81 SO, and
OAfS-There Is pretty good demand at S3c in bulk
and 93c sacked, but holders asking &c higher
\ sale Of 1000 bush from store at Sc.
SEED-Cloyer i in fair All demand at 81 80 to s765,
demand for Timothy al 50 lOa3 10. Flax is worth
CORN-The market is very irregular, and those
who have stock, knowing the wants of distillers are
not Offering 1900 bush new sold at 81 25 in bulk but
it is not probable that other purchases could have
been made at this rate at the close. On the other
these prices could not be sustained for the market
is governed altogether by the supply. The disters
are out of stock and it is matter of essential i'm
portance that they should have corn. The receipts
for the last twentyfour hours have been 2250 bush
and for the week 1851 bush. which is nothing at
all.
RYE-The receipts are light and prime samples are
held firmly at 81 36al 81, with but little demand
Holders are rsking 81 40. There were no sales made
public.
BARLEY-The market is good. The prices asked
for prime to choice spring 81 Goal 66 and 81 60
al 6j for the same grades Of fall.
HAY-The market remains unchanged, at $27 90
a2s 90 per ton for prime Timothy on arrival, and
500 OOa3O 90 from stores but the receipts are very
light , and prices must be considered nominal.
BUTTER-The demand, although limited to the
local trade, is fully equal to the supply of choice
We quote prime to choice Central Ohio at 24c to 27c
prime to choice Western Reserve, 26c to 2Sc; fair to
good, 20c to 23c; common l5c to zoe.
CHEESE--The market is steady with but light
demand, and prices have not changed materially since
our last. We quote Hambur and Western Reserve at
EGGS-There is but a limited demand, but prices
are unchanged since Ourast. We quote prime fresh
ans but owing
adviceS from the East, coffee and sugar are held
irmer. We quote coffee at 34lac to 36c for Rio;
sugar. 132ic to 15sc forraw, and lSc to 1910 for hard
reined moasses, &c to 7Oc for last years crop OF
New Orleans.
P0TATOES-Them market is quiet with but Il light
demand at 81 50a2 6j per brl.
BARK-The market is firm with good demand al
COOPERAGE-The receipts fare light, but fully
upto the demand, which is only moderate.
FEATHERS-A good demand and market firm at
54a55c for prime live geese.
GINSENG-There is good demand at 81 GOAL O5
on arrival.
BEANS-There is a fair demand at 81 4Oa2 so per
busheI.
CRANBERRRIES-Ther is moderate local de-
mand at Sl4 OOal5 % per brl.
ONlONS-The market is unchanged at 81 OOa4 25
from store. The receipts are very light.
FRUIT-The market is dull. Green apples will
bring from S2 soto 49, per bril- according quality
Dried apples worth 6a6 lsc arrival and &c from
store. Peaches sold ut 1lal2c for lair to prime
halves.
Gazette.