Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05
Cincinnati Market.

EGGS-At the close. prime would not bring over
lSc per dozen, shippers count
at $40 to $l4; good and choice brands Of city aud
country brands of super6ne at Se to es so. RYE
-four has steady market at a 90 to $S per brl for
WHEGT-Extra new Red at @ 4s@9 so; No.Ido
% 1922 IS. and No. 50 2O92 35. Hill is held at
81 81 and ksatWSeSkE rs White eat at q eSSa 81 some %
"a as. T077-.IV
CORN-Tbe ruling asking rates have been, for
5sc, and White shsled, SsSs5c, in bulk or elevS-
tor. ..
|, ,0ATS-No. new and old at s4a3Sc, in bulk or
elevator, and No. at 30932c. The demand has
been almost. exclusively. local, there deing very
few orders here from other points.
RIE-Has been in good demand, and pricea are
higher. Choice S3aS5c, and No. / 759e0c. No. =
can be bought at zoe. and rejected at 46965c. but
qualities below prime are neglected and difficult TO
BARLEY-There has been but limited business
doing. Strictly prime samples Of the new crop
could be sold at u 50 for fall, and 81 259l 80 for
MALT-No movement-fair to prime samples arc
offered At 81 40 al s., without finding BUYERS.
PORk-Mess has been in moderate oonsumptive
demand at $33 for city packed the market has been
devoid OF speculatlon country brands are quoted at
RICE-The demand is good for RanEoon ct lOK0
lie per pound. aud the same for Patna. :.
SALT-The demand for domestic continues active
at As q 500 for Kanawba. Ohio River and West Vir-
ginia, the exports amounting during the week 70
4.0SB barrels.
. .SUGAR-Range forra l99l5Xc; soft refined 10
@l6hc. and hard refined at l7x9l8c.
SEED.--Prices are nominal at 81 1908 for prime
Glover; liberal concessions from these rates would
have to be made to induce buyers TO take hold with
any freedom. Flax Is in good demand at % 5O03.
the latter rate for prime we'll cleaned. There is
irmsI marketfor Timothy, the closing rates being
TOBACCo-v Virginia Leaf. Common LuEs, To
i2c; Medium Leaf; 10 to lSc Fine Leaf. IS to $50;
Ohio Seed Leaf-Fillers, per b, 9 to 10; Medium
Wrappers to lOc Fine Wrappers, II to Ice. Selec-
tions, 10 tn 20c.
to Sc; Medium Leaf to l1c; Good Leaf u to Ibc;
Fine Leaf Is TO 29c; Selections, br ght. 25 TO 4So
MAnufactured-5ss IS and los dark, % to 75c; b's
Rs and los QghO 80 to 95c Bright Pounds 80 to 81 5
Kentucky Twist, % to Csc.
BUTTER-Prme grades Of Central Ohio at $50
SOC, and extra choice at Sl9s2c The lower grades
are very dull.
WO0L-7Fine Fleece. washed, p 4 5oOS2c; 4" -
and medium. washed, p d 4O9t5e; Tub, VB 90
SOC; Unwnshed, h 593Oc.
MOLASSES-The demand has been fair At sos
SOC for Porto Rico, and soc9$l 30 for Sirups.
WHlSkY-The maeket 10 active, aud prices are
higher Free held at q 20. with sales at this rate
CXiTiE. Sheep AND BoGs-Ths ,upDly Of
Cattle has been light, and prices have been firm but
unchanged. We quote at e607 IS per reentai, gross
Sheep have been rather dull at % 5095 so per oen-
tai, gross. Hogs have been firm and in good demand
at Sl0llo 90 per Genital. gross.
CHEESE-The market rules firm at l80lekcI for
selected Western Reserve, and Ito for Hambug.
COTTON-Dealers are not disposed TO make any
concessions. Middling is held at SIC; low do at 800
SOC, and ordinary at at92sc. .UN
'C0FFEE--The maket has been steady at a50slo
for fair TO choice Rio, and 3S9l2 for Java.