Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-11
Cincinnati Market.
From yesterdays Commercial

tFr0m yesterdays U0mmercial.l
FLOUR-In consequence Of the large adj
vance in gold, holders were firmer and In
some cases asked an advance of Ice per Dbl.
Buyers, however, not coming forward no
advance was established, but at the prices
previously current the demand was good.
The sales were 100 bbls superfine at So 75,
do do Mt So 15, 500 do extra at $5 so, 2S0 do
do at Sc 90, 700 do superfne mt So 82llSS, 200
do extra at SO 90, 800 do family at So 10,
and $50 do extra at SO 90. Atthe close SUI
perfine could not have been bought below
$5 SO. -,
wHISKY-Th marketropenet buoyant
this morning, and prices advanced to $50,
with sales of l400 bbls ut S8@S8115c the lat
ter rate for wagon, and 81 bbls at SIC. The
bill changing the tax having become law,
the distillers will stop, and SPECTATORS will
have it all to themselves.
GROCERIES-Ther was a stronger
feeling In the Coffee market, owing to the
advance in Gold, closing firm, with a de-
cided upward tendency, although the de-
mand was but limited. We quote common
to choice Rio at 36@y11ac. Prime Sugars
were i'm good demand at 1870, but holders
ask 16@Lc advance, and would not sell
largely ut these rates. Refined Sugars are
less sought for than raw. We quote raw at
14@16Tc, and hard refined, powdered and
granulated at 19@1936c. The demand for
new New Orleans Molasses was active at 76c,
on the landing. We quote old New Orleans
at 67@70c, and new at 76@78c; Syrups, S5
@$1 05; low grades, 65@SOc. Sales of 30
bags prime Rio at $40; 20 hhds choice New
Orleans Sugar, yesterday, at 15sd; so do
prime do, last evening at 1874; 10 do do do
at 15, 13, 16c; 25 bbls hard refined Sugar at
1910; 800 bbls new New Orleans Mofasses,
on the landing, at 76c; 250 do do do at 76c;
80 half bbls do do at SIC, and 200 do do do at
8lc. The following are the sales at auction
by James II. Laws & Co.. 27 hhds fair New
Orleans Sugar at 14234Ic, and 40 do do at 1455sc.
WHEAT-There Is good demand for
red and prices have advanced &c per bus.
samples. There is nothing doing i'm white,
which is held at 81 35@61 40. A sale of
1000 bus prime red at 81 80.
CORN-The market is dull. Holders
nominally ask $4,000 at the upper and
lower roads, but there is very little demand
at these prices. There sales were 1900 bus
new ear, at the upper road; at Soc; 600 do do
do do at S0c, and 100 do do do delivered at
90c.
OATS-There is fair demand for those
In sacks at 90c. In bulk there is little de-
mand, but the market is firm at 78c. The
sales were 5000 bus, idcluding bags, at 9Oc;
1000 do do, burlaps, at 90c, and 100 do, in
elevator (last evening", at 7Sc. az
RYE-There is fair demand at 81 30
per bus for prime samples, on arrival
Sales of 100 bus choice rye at 81 80, and 400
do, in elevator. at 81 30.
BARLEY-There Is moderate demand
at 81 15@1 20 for the best grades of spring,
and ST 20@1 % for fall. $50
HAY-Unchanged at $27 00@2S 90 per
ton for prime timothy I'M bales, on arrival,
and 20 00@30 90 from store.
SEED-The market for Clover is dull and
unsettled. Several lots were freely offered
at 81 % without finding,a buyer. Jobbers
from store ask 81 5O@7 65. The market for
Timothy is dull at SO 1908 10 from store.
Flax is in good demand at 50 55@2 co.
Sales of % bush Clover, from store, at 81 65;
45 bush choice Clover, in new brls, at 81 Is.
= BUTTER-The receipts are light. The
shipping and eonsumptive demand is'good,
causing firm feeling on the part of hold
ers. We quote prime to choice, in brls, at
2s@3lc, in small pkgs, at 3O@33c, common
to good at 18@26c. ,
EGGS-The demand is somewhat in ex-
cess of the supply. The market ruled firm
at 1Sc for prime fresh, shippers count, clos
ing with an upward tendency.