The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-03
CINCINNATI DALI Y MARK EE
CINCINNATI. Feb. a-aP. NJ.

CINCINNATI DAILY MAKKEE
CINCINNATI. Feb. 3.-2 r. N.
FLOUR--There has been no material varia-
tion in the market. The demand Is only
for local consumption: Low o grades x,si are
"a 70(gD4 90; family, s5,GJ Is per brl. Fancy
brands are quoted $5 1905 40 per bri. Spring
wheat flour is quoted "a 70Go %. Rye hour is
steady st B S IT, BaekWseat our sells at
WHEAT-There is firm feeling In the
market, with fair demand for red at y OS,g
IL for good to prime sample lots. Hill and
white are still only nominal, the former ls
quoted II l2(0l ID for good sample, and VI lS(9
~ for fair to choice lots.
RYE-The market is steady with moderate
demand, and sales Of NO. 2 to-day at ~ 10 per
bushel.
with little or no change. No. mixed are worth
5a06Jc, and No. white GU &c per bu.
CORN-The demand is fair for mixed, but
the receipts are heavy ana the market is still
easy. Good mixed ear is worth 61(96Sc, with
sales at outside figure to arllvc. Mixed she'll
ed is quoted at about the same as ear with
light offerings. White is nominally lg2c
higher than mixed, and is in limited demand.
holders remain tirm. Spring is quoted at 81 3h
(gl 45 for fair to choice. Fall is scarce ard held
at limited offerings at 81 45dgl 5V for good to
prime.
and quiet Mt s19 per bIl for prime.
LAkD-There is q far demand for pIime
steam ut 133s0Di31ic; best grades kettle render
ed are worth 14h'Gl4hc per lib.
BACON-The marke is quiet with moderate
demand at &c for shoulders, l0h@l0%c for
clear rib sides, and lie for clear sides per lb
Sugar-cured hams are worth 13@l4c per 10.
GREEN MEATS-The demand Is moderate
at bs&(G6Tc for shoulders, 9sCG9c for clear rib
sides. and 91ac for clear sides per lb; hams
n worth g9!iGlOLC uer lib for rood ayerare
weights.
BULK MEATS--Inere is not much doing,
and the market shows little or no mater al
change. Clear sides are quoted at 9nc, clear
rib sIoes 91sc, ana shoulders 69s &c per lb. This
is for half cured meats, all loose. Fully cured
held y higher than the foregoing.
COlTON-The market is steady, and there
is good demanl to-day. Sales to-day 69j
yesterday. We quote: ordinary. ilAc; good
ordinary; 1910: low middling, lac: mIddllng,
l4Ac; goOo mlddhng, l514c per 10. Stock on
WHISKY-A decline of 1c per gallen was es-
tablished to- day, and the market closed quiet,
with sales of 1871 brls at y3c per gallon.
BROOM CORN-The market Is steady, with
moderate demand. We quote rcd brush at Sc,
green stalk, 1U(gll1l Nc, and green huri lS1atgl4c
per lib, as in quality.
\ BEANS-1here is duh market under large
receipts and limited demand at previous
prices; 81 ~ al 90 for mediums; choice navys,
! 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 Sl2 5U(g13 per cord.
BUqTEk-The market is steady, and we OBJ
serve no change In prices since yesterday. The
receipts have not been large but there is very
| limited demand, except for the best grades OF
table butter, the sales Of which are about equal
| to the supply. Medium grades are hardly sal
| able at present rates, and inferior packing
grades are rather dull and stock OF both the
| Dali, oh. trt
ter Is worth rs g2Sc ana extra selection of sim
gle packages will sometimes bring 1G2c moro
| per lib. Medium grades are held at NCG25c, and
lower grades for packing at O2G2lc per lib.
CHEESE = The receipts and demand are
| about equal, and both are moderate, and there
| is quiet but steady market at previous prices.
Prime to cnOice factory is worth l51agl6c. pei
lb.
| COAL-There has been no essential change
| in prices, but there is a firm feeling in the
market. Some sales afoat are made at 7c fol
OHIO river, &c for Ashland and9c for Pittsburs
per bu. The retail market is steady, will
q moderate demand. We quote deliyeret
| Valley, from Brighton elevator, 13c; ha
nawna and MuskIngum, 12c; Ashland. l1@
12c: fittsburg. 13c, and kanawha camel IA
EGtio-There is firm market, with modrat,
| receipts and fair demand, and fresh lots ar.
qoted at 25c per dozen.
| FEATHERS-The receipts are moderate and
| the demand is fair and there is rather frmer
market Prime live geese feathers sell at 47c
per lD.
apples with only q moderate demand and
no change IN prices. Common to good art
worth 81 25@2; prime to choice, So BOOB pc.
brI. Dried fruit IS firm but quiet. DRIED
apples are worth 6(GSc: peaches, 6G71ac fol
quarters; S1a@9h for nalfs per ID Foreign
| fruits are steady with fair demand Lemons
are worth s7(p7 50 per box. Oranges are auo.
1 tad M r a 40 n mr.
for Creole, and MessIna are worth 80 1904 U
per box.
| HAY-There is q good demand for the best
grades, sufficient to absorb the receipts, bu'
lower grades are still neglected, being scarcely
\ salaDlc. Prices are steady and have not under
gone any material change. No. timothy Ii
worth s24tos25 tor loose pressed, and $:OG22 fol
hard pressed, and loose grades are held at Stag
IS per ton, on arflval, ami ocalcfS ask ~ mort
Der ton Ill store.
HEMP-rhere is a steady and quiet market
under limited ceipts anu moderate demand
ay previous rates Wequotrouga perheptlckJ
| S1iOaly5 per ION and dressed 110l11st per 10.
uIDES-Ine demand IS sufficient to absorb
the receipts which are only moderate and there
| is steady market at previous prices. we quote
| Green hides at 7GSc; wet saitcu. SA@shc
! dry salted, 14(gl5c: sheep peits are worth x
ta5uc for common and 75ugSl25 good to priinc.
| lRON-There is a steady market with fail
demand. and we observe no cnange. The fol-
| lowing are the current rates, at four months
per ton: Charcoal, hot blast Il. R.ANo. l, ~
ug.9: No. = do, Szbta26; 10: null, $24(Gs5; Ala
| bama Georgia and Tennessee, No. \. $26G27
| No. 2, $a5(G26 mill, $24(a25. Stone coal and cox,
iron No. ], $z5e 26: No. >. $2ID25; mill. $2ad 2i
Charcoal old-blast-Hanglng Rock, s4Og5O
Alabama. Georgia ana Tenn ssee, warm ant
| cold blast, $35g40. Blooms, $50 $50. Nrough
Soap, per H.. lGlAc; do. cast, per ID, 2tld1c
manufactured flat, round and suare bar, boil
ed, 2s(ysc; .lo charcoal, 3sz(g4. ~, per- lb; shee
| iron, boiled, Nos. lUa.Z7, 41sg5 u lOc; do char
eoal, 5 7-lO;g6,ac per lb; horse shoes, 50 81
| Reg: steel, American cast, l7@lSc; American
cast spring steel, 12c; imported tool steel, 2O(c
| 1yr. t.pi man steel NulUc Der lD