Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
; 1900 bales were received


about 30 per pound 1900 bales we're received
dnriug the week
EGGS.--The depression noticed 10 our last
has recovered slightly, and the market has
been more steady during the last few days,
with good demand from shippers at 22A23c
per dozen, shippers count
FRUIT,-The supply Of green apples has
been large, and prices are lower but quite IT,
regular. Those not in prime order sell al "
to 81 per Dbl, aud prime at S5a6.
Dried apples are lower and the market dull.
We now quote them at l2al21c on arrival per
10, aud l3al3I from store Peaches are in
light supply an6 hardly anythn! doing in
them 28a30c are the nominal rates.
FEATHERS--There has been no change
in prices The demand is fair and dealers
pay 60a6ie per ID on arrival.
FLOUR--We have had heavy market
during the week, and in order to make sales
Of any magnitude a decline of fully 25c per
barrel had 20 be submitted to, aud in some
cases family Inspectors standard sold at 50,
and good extra at the same rate. Holders
have offered common to good super6ne at
$S 60aS 75, do do extra at 50 90a9 10, and
trade and fancy brands at 50 25 to $40, and
succeeded in obtaining these rates for small
lots from day to day, and large lots could not
be purchased generally speaking, much below
them, though, as we have already stated, it
was difficult to sell without being compelled to
accent lower rates The receipts have been
quite large, exceeding $4,000 barrels, whilst
the exports have not been over 1000 barrels
WHEAT-Has been very dull, aud the
demand all the weak light and chiefly OF To-
cal nature Red declined to | S4al So for
good to prime. There has been little or no
demand for White. Indiana or Ohio would
not bring over 05 for the best Kentucky
ia quoted nominally at 2 l5a2 20, but we
have not heard of a sale.
C0RN-There has been no essential
change in Corn, but the demand has been
quits irregular, Shelled ruled at 98al 90,
: and ear at 93a95c Yesterday 1000 bushels
ear sold at 80, to arrive in few days, and.
5000 bushels of shelled at 90 in eleva
tor.
/ OATS-Settled down to soc, with q fair
demand Of the | 800, 900 bushels offered to
, the Quartermaster last week, he took out 7O,-
600 bushels.
, RYE-HGs been sold to limited extent
, at | 20, but tho market is dull
BARLEY-Has been in moderate demand
at 25al 80 for spring. and | 30al 80 fol
fall, and the market closes steady, though
. not so firm as to bear forced sales at the quo
y tations,
P0TATOES-The supply has been ample
e and the market ruled rather dull at 4a4 II
r per brl,
d SUGAR The market has been dull ant
prices are lower. The demand has been bu
moderate. Wequote raw at 2Oa24c, the lat
ter rate for prime Refined is lower, and W
, quote hard at 274a2S4c
B. SEED.-CloVer declined to l3al3 25 in tn
IS forepart fthe week. bat there was fair de
1t mand at the close at these rates. Timoth
lt quiet at 5a5 25. Flax declined to 2 60. Hur
le garian Grass retNils at 25a2 so; out caunC
Il be sold on arrival to any extent at 75c bslo
Ut these rates.
J. SALT.-A very dull market at 60c pt
de bushel for Kanswha, Mason City and Obi
e, City. No demand for foreign.
d. TOBACCO We have to notice heav
'st market, and the demand light, but prices a
an nominally unchanged. There s nodera
al obbing demand for manufactured, but sales
o. any magnitude could not be made al our gu
a. tations HT