The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-02
WEEKLY RETIEW OF THE CIE-
CLNNATI .MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Feb 2-2 p. NJ
FLOUR--There has been no material change.
There is continued dull market, with
only limited local demand. Low grades are
worth sB 40QD3 rs; superfne, SAGA %; extra,
"a 1904 90; family. s5G5 15 per bril- Fancy
brands are quoted 50 1905 40 pa brl. Spring
wheat flour Is quoted "a 10(05 %. Rye nour is
steady at IS 50t05 10. Buckwheat flour sells at
IS 75aS6 % per brI, with fair demand.
WHEAT-The market Is rather flrmer to-
day for red, and there were sales OF good to
ii l2G01 IA for No. 2, and white is held at 81 100
l 20 for fair to choice, but both are scarce and
about nominal.
'OATS-Are steady, with moderate demand
at 57tG69c for mixed, and 6Og62c for white, for
No. Z good OF each.
CORN-The market is weaker now than at
the opening Of the week, the receipts having
been largely In excess Of the demand for sew
eral days past No. mixed ear sold to-day at
quoted quoted ss@ssc, with with sales to-day % at insds
price, White is worth about the same as
mixed, but the demand is lighter.
kfE-No. is quoted VI 10 in elevator, with
moderate demand.
BARLEY There is quiet market with
good receipts, and holders are firm. Good to
prime spring sells at 81 3htGl 43 per bu, and
TAIL Is quoted VI 45(g1 80 for good sample lots,
with limited offerings and demand.
MESS PORk-There is q quiet market.
and some inquiry at SIS per brl for prime city.
LAkD-There IL moderate demand at l3's
@l31ac for ptime steam, and 141sQgld;Sc for kct-
tie rendered per ID.
though quiet at 61sc for shoulders, 9Ac for clear
rib sides. and 9lac for clear sides per Ill., and
hams areworth 924(Dl01sc per ID.
BULK MEATS-Tnere is steady market
with moderate demand at exc for shoulders,
95SQ19Xc for clear rib siues ana 9Tg1Oc for
Gle ar Sides
BACON-There is limited demand, with
moderate offerings for shoulders at Sc; lOAc
for clear rib sides, and l02s@l1c for clear sides
per lib. Sugar-cured hams are worth 139l34c
per lib. and neld at lac for Jobbing lots.
TOBACCO - There is iirm market,
and all Offering are sold at good prices. ONO
Is worth 15(g25c for cigar Wrappers, and SG
lOc for cigar filters for shipping: bright leaf
25(g4Oc; bright Jugs, Is(g23c; hight trash. I20
lSc; dark leaf, 16(g2Uc; dark lugs, 12(D14c; dark
trash. lUOl2c per lD. For manufacturing, we
quote: Bright wrappers W9$l Copyright Ilicrs,
l7(G2Oc; dark wrappers, 1aGl0c; dark nilers,
11(013c per lb. r
COITON-The market has peen quiet, but
steady during The entire week, and prices have
undergone no material change. The receipts
have been large and the demand is only mod
1886 bales. Wequote: Ordinary, ike; good
ordinary, l3Ac; low middlIn2, lac; mIddilng,
14%c; goOa mlddling, l5Nc per 10. Ordinary
miudling fair ia worth 1870, and fair 1870 per
ID.
WHISKY-The market mas been steady dur
Ing the past week, with fair demand a Vac, at
which rate 23l brls were sold to-day.
ALCOHOL-There Is a quiet market. with
some further decline in prices. 1t is now quote'I
at 81 y3 per gallon for 98 per cent. above proof
BAGGING-There Is very dull market
and prices are unchanged Flax is worth
nominally 12G121sc per yaro.
BROOMS-Arc in fair demand and there is
a steady market at previou, rates. We quote;
Common, per doz, 81 60ll2 Is; Shaker, ~ 50G
rs; harl, So 75a4; steamboat, "a 5UtD5.
l. Broom CORN-The market is steady, with
moderate demand. We quotc red brush at sc,
green stalk 1u(g11 nc and green huri l2l s(OQl4C
Der lib, as I'M quality.
BEANS-Thcre is a dull market under large
receipts and a limited demand at previous
prices: 81 80 al % for mediums; choice nayys
81 1902 30 per bu.
BARK-There is none IN the market and we
hear OF no sales, but prime chestnut oak TO ar
rive is held at $l2 5U(Gl3 per cord.
demand being limited and prices have under
gone no change throughout the week. Seam
less cotton sacks, 2 bu, 2SG33c; burlaps, 2 bu,
lUtglle; burlals. A bu, Ag15c; gunnies, 2 bu,
I4tgl5c: gunnics, 4 bu, 23G4c-
BEESW AX-Therc is a steady market, the
demand and receipts being about equai, and
prices are unchanged. Prime lots are worth
6A21c per lb on arrival.
BUTfEk-The market has undergone nc
| change, and remains quiet. with receipts il
excess of the demand, especially for mediun
grades, which are aull, being scarcely salabl'
| at Ng2Sc per 10. Ihere Is 4 iaIr conhunptiV'
| demand for best table butter, which is WORT
2692Sc per lb, and extra selection OF single
packages occasionally bring 1(n2c more. In
| fcrior packing grades are in moderate request
| at 1902c per ID.
CHEESE - The receipts and demand are
about equal, and both are moderate, and there
is a quiet but steady market at previous prices.
Prime to cnoIcc factory is worth l5Ia@l6c. per
lb.
COOPERAGE-Bacon and pork barrels and
lard tierces continue in fair request, hut the
market is generally quiet though steady, and
priaes show no change since last week. We
quote: Flour brls, 35940c; whisky brls, IRON
bound, 81 75(g2; petroleum prls, 81 9592; oil
brls, 15tg2; ham tlerees, 60ig70c; lard Kegs; 40
@50c; half hnds, III 4O; pork brlS, II lOgl ~;
lard tierces, 81 15Ggl 20; beef tierces, 81 15(G
SU: slack hhds. 81 .Ogl 70.
COOfERS STUFF-There is not much de-
mand, but the market remains steady at pre-
vions prices. We quote: Flour brl poles, S6(G
s: tight brl do, $l20J14: bOgshead poles, SEC
lD30 per thousand. Staves-kOugh brl, S12(g
IA; dressed do, sl5(g1J: hOgshead, S23QI25; tight
DO, s250l2S pcr 100
COTTON lARNS-There is q firm market
with an upward tendency: prices show no ma
terial change. We quote: Assorted Nos, PC;
carpet warp, white, 22c; do colored, 24c; wick
ing, nc; cOverlct yarn, 25c; cotton twine, 1910
22c; cotton rope, 20g22c per ID; 50Os, per doz,
lie: COOS, &c: 1GOs. &c; batting 19G22c per lb.
u,,oro n fair r,,n c,t,,, nr,ya rio