The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-14
Weekly Review OF the Cincinnati
Produce and Provision Market. i N
CINCINNATI, Jan. III, 1851.


Editors Journal: &c.. II .5l.,.,I. esr9AL q;
Since our last, the general tenor of the
Hog market has been quiet, with but
slight variations in prices, : During the
early part of the. week the receipts were
large. and buyers generally held back and
combined, for a. reduction In, prices, but
sellers We're firm in their demand and
kept themselves well guarded, and sus-
tanned the market nominally till the re-
ceipts fell Off and buyers again came for
ward and took AL the hogs offered at cur
rent rates. To-day, the. market was quite
brisk, and sales were made for rery heavy
averages at 81 80, which shows slight adj
vance since "Wednesday! We now quote
live hogs s69oog6 so dressed In good, order
for emitting 81 25@7 5O;- frozen 50 75@7 co.
Received since last Friday g,4l9 he d--i'
previously reported 29l, l26, making for the
season $50, 545 head. is. 4 niW tjfn b
PROVISIONS. I'm moderate demand, to fill
small orders. and holders pretty firm in
their demands for full prices. Ness Pork
held $40 OO@l9 80 for country brands, and
higher; some sales at &c for shoulders, ~
csc for sides, and loo for hams. Bulk Meats
in moderate demand at 711aS, 9169IO1zc for
shoulders clear rib, and clear sides, all
packed. Bacon dull, and offering at ll14e
for shoulders, 1l1ac for sides, and 12c for
clear sides, for small lots; large lots could
not be had at these prices. Exported since
our last, / 500 bbis Mess Pork, and 262 hhds
Bulk Meats and 9 Bacon. LGrd-prine is
held firmly. but the market is quiet; some
sales madeatlIs4e holders generally want
lie, and ma y holding their stocks out OF
the market. Steam lard is, offered at IO1Sc.
Exported since our last, 2,23s tierces, and
Log kegs.IId s. i0i ,fe s1isn ,E1c3 = I5A2-S4 q
FLoBR++Has not attracted much atten-
ton the views of buyers and holders be-
ing too far apart to admit of any consider
able transac ions. Daring the first OF the
present week the news from the seaboard
was very favorable, and holders hardehed
their, prices accordingly but buyers beng
UNIV hing to follow u Z, the advance. there
was but little done. O q thursday sthednews
was unfavorablel aud. holders were offer
ing to sell but could find no buyers To-
day, the news being ,bettera holders are
again Arm and demand full prices We
quote Spring Superfine IS O0(a9 90, Spring
Extra $40 90, Family SIPS, Winter super.
fine SO O0@I0. so, Winter Extra SH 75@l2 25,
and Family, Sl3 75014 so Receipts since
Il saH.H = IN g .
our last 7,O4l barrels; exports 1868 barrels
GRAIN Whedt, quiet, but held firmly;
the suspension of river Navigation cutting
OF the demand from up-riverI miIlers.
Therelare but few buyers in market, but
there is no lie ting down in prices, as hold
ers b ave strong faith in the hereafter on
wheat. of good quality. We quote prime
Winter at 81 SO@2 95. Received since our
last, of all kinds, 1850 bushels. Exported,
6,O02 bushels. The stock here is light.
Corn, in fair supply, and market dull; ear,
52@54c; shelled, 5996lc In elevator; in re-
rived gunnies, 75@76c. Oats, dull at 40 to
SIC. 7,-it ~ ~ y ...., .t.-...,.f
SEEDS czorer, dun at 81 75; Flan, g Is;
Timothy, 81 To- Seai s 1sf (
oorToN-Dull; middlings, sO@slc; small
| transaction. t.f Z -. -s,t-, las.sjsl'ae. .
| Respectfully, s1itl5I I
RARTorS 4, Poor