Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-30
Review Of the Cincinnati Market,
FOR THEwEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, JANUARY 30, 1851. ----

Review Of the CINCINNATI Market,
FOR THEwEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY MORN !
ING, JANUARY 80, 1851. -
AsHES-The market is unchanged. We
quote pots at 41<@4Ac, and Soda ash at
3L@3kc.; the demand for the latter Is un-
usually light
ALGHOHOL-This article closes at 36c. for
9s per cent. over-proof less the usual dis
count TO the trade.
BAHK-Tbe receipts continue light and
the market very frm,' at 50 30 for prime.
BURNING FLUID-We continue to quote
this article at 39c.
BROOMS-The market continues very
dull, and the demand chiefly local. We con-
tinue to quote;
52g5 %
Fancy...... '''''''"''' 6 99gs 90 90
1908 %
BUTTER-A continued dull and heavy
market during the week, and the demand
chiefly local. Hardly any export demand for
roll the supply is quite large. We quote
common roll. at 9l9l0c., fair do at ll@l2c,
and good prime at l3@l4c.; very choice
fresh, in small quantities, brings l5c.
BRAN, SHORTS, &c.- There has been
rather better demand during the week,
without change in prices We continue 70
quote: ..
Shorts, per UOgil
Ship-stuff per - 00@i9
hlddlilgs 10 OV@l'
BEESWAX-A fair demand and a steady
market at 27@2Sc.
BEANS-A moderate demand for good to
prime white at sO@9Oc but inferior are un-
saleable.
CRANBERRIES-A dull market and the
demand quite limited: small sales of prime
at $5, in small brls., and at 81 in large brIs.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS-The sup
ply ofprime Beef Cattle has been quite light,
since our last and not equal to the demand,
and of the lower grades, but moderate; and
the market, for all has ruled firm, at full
rates. The sales comprise $50 head, at all
the yards, for the week. We continue to
quote common at $2@2 25; fair So 5000 75;
| good 1903 20, and prime So 90, and we
| heard of sales of two small lots, of the latter
| grade, at So 60 per GENITAL gross. Sheep very
scarce, and sell at prices ranging from So to
S., according to quality. The supply is
nearly equal to the demand. The receipts
| of Hogs have been light and the greater
| portion of them had been previously con-
| tracted for, so that the number on the market
| ffom day to day has beer. quite light. In the
| fore Part of the week prices. declined to
| Sc 25@6 80, owing to a heavy market for
| the Hog product, but subsequently the
market became firmer, and this decline was
recovered, to q great extent; the market
closing very firm at Sc 50@6 65 for 200 up
| to 250 pound averages. Another week or
ten days will bring the packing season to a
close.
COTTON YARNS-There is no change in
prices since our last; the demand continues
| limited. We continue our quotations:
Pound
Coveret larn......
carpet
Gandlew
Twine Is
Dozen Yarns
hundreds.
| COOPERS' STUFF-A continued dull
market without change in prices. We
| quote:
Al Rirer.
Hogshead 0Og23 ~
Barrel OO(9 5g
~ At Raifigav Sidtions
Barrel PQles.... 00GlS 0l
Hogshead Poes............... .....S3 UON0 nl
Ht gshead OOlgi0 w
sbdTed SaPred RaygsI ooD: oO''iS ~ ~
Shaved Hogshead 0O@927 50
C0OPERAGE.--The market continues
dull for all kinds, and prices, to a great ex-
tent, nominal. We quote:
Molasses I0ggl l5
Flour do $50 70
6g 6Srk Do DO .... isss isgl g g
Reef tierces iron bound l59i SS
Ham DO 5H@ o:
Lard DO gogl ~ ~
Lal9 53g 8:
Slack S0gl 81
Fly Tight 45l4l 5e
Slack haIfbris per rdozen........... q
CHEESE-The export demand is quite
| light, and the market dull, at SIC. for West
| eIn Reserve, 911c. for Hamburg and l0Hc