Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
Cinolnnatl Produce market.

- ClNCiNNATI, March 10.
FLoUR.-The discouraging advices from
the East in regard TO Flour, together with the
decline in Gold, has further depressed the
market, and buyers have withdrawn entirely
and quotations are entirely nominal; holders,
however, are not pressing their stocks on the
market, knowing that if this we're done. in the
present unsettled condition of the trade, lib
eral concessions would have to be made. and
they prefer waiting further developments be.
fore submitting to any material decline. The
nominal rates asked are $sa8 Is for super6ne,
SS 25aS so for extra, and SO 75ag % for
family but a decline Of fully 25c would have
to be submitted to in order TO effect sales.
WHEAT.-The market for Wheat was also
dull the advlces from the East having caused
buyers to withdraw, in anticipation of lower
prices, and there was not enough done to es.
tablish quotations. Prime Red was held at
81 80, but il lots we're forced in the market,
they could not be sold at over 81 75. Indi.
ana and Ohio White is offered at 81 98a2,
and prime Kentucky 81 05a2 OF, without
finding buyers
CORN-The demand for Corn is limited
and confined exclusively to the retailers, and
the market rules dull and heavy. The 6g
ures asked are 93G9g5c for ear 10 bulk, at
the lower depots, and 9Sc for shelled in eleva
tor, but decline OF fully &c per bushel would
have TO be submitted to II lots we're forced on
the market. There is no demand at present
from either the contractors or shipper,
OATS-The market for Oats is also dull.
and round lots could not be disposed of at
over 75c in elevator, though 77@7sc are the
rates generally asked and some sa les are be-
ing made to the retailers at these prices
Including sacks $50 is the best rate that can
be obtained, and sales of 1000 bush. was re-
ported at this figure. The contractors are
buying but sparingly.
RYE-The market for Rye continues dull
and prices declined to 81 2lal % for prime
sam pies on arrival, closing with but mod
crate inquiry at the decline. A sale OF 600
sacks on the landing are reported at 81 2I.
BARLEY--We have no change to report
Of the market Tor Barley; there is fair in
quiry for the best grades and with only mod.
crate offerings full prices are obtained but
qualities below prime are dull and difficult
10 sell, We quote prime TO choice Spring
81 8oAl 35, and the same grades of Fall
81 35al 40. Malt is dull and nominal at
81 Goal Go. 20 EFffHgE HErU +
HAf-The market for Hay has not under.
zone any change since our last there is a
lair inquiry for tight pressed from the con
1actoIa anu shippers AL w per tun, on
arrival. Loose pressed is dull vt $22a23 per
un on arrival, aud $25a2e from store.
WHlSkf-Whisky is unchanged aud quiet
about 200 brls. were reported at 81 10, though ,
could not be sold to any extent at over
p H.
GROCERIES-There is heavy market
or Groceries undershs nniaverable news from !
he East and the decline in Gold aud prices
re tending downward The lew sales made I
o the jobhing trade we're at 40a43c for fair ;
o choice Rio Coffee, l9a23e for raw Sugar,
'Ga263c for hard refined, and 25a 30 for I
New Orleans Moasses. q
GREEN APPLES Arc dull, though pri q
es have not undergone any change since
nT last We quote Western $5a6 per bar.
el, and Eastern SCAT, according 10 quality. ,
'ried Apples are in but limited rsqpesl at 22c
er pound.
POTATOES.-Are steady at 81 so per bar :
el for the best descriptions IA
EGGS-Are in fair demand, and with only
'oderaIe receipts, the market rules firm al
DC per dozep, shippers count.
GLOVER Seeds held firmly al
lS 4Oal3 so, with small sales at these rates !
Imotby is dull at s. 25. Flax is quiet at
2 90. .- 7N'N'
Leaf TObAese market. II