The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIN
CJNNAII MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Ian. 12-2

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1872 2. NJ
FLOUR-Tne market continues dun with
only light consumptive demahd. There has
been no material variation in prices since last
week: Fanny is worth $5(G5 10: extra. "a 70
80; superfine, s4Q4 3O; and low grades, $3 ~
QJ3 GU per brl. Spring wheat flour is quoted at
"a S0(gS 20 per br. Rye lOuris stcadyat $3.50
a575, and buck wheat flour is selling an s6(G6 30
per bril-
WHEAT-There is rather a irmer feeling
in the market. No. 2 red is worth 81 U7(g1 III,
with moderate demand. Hill and white are
only nominal, the former held at 81 1u1ll II,
and the latter at 81 l4g1 Is per bu-
RYE-Is steady but quiet with moderate de-
maad ct IL per bu. for No.2.
CORN-Is steady. with good demand for
mixed, and saleu OF both ear and sheled to day
| at Toe perbu. White is only nominal.
OATS-Tbere is moderate demand at 500
6Oc for mixed: 6f@ &c for white per bu. Choice
are held higher, but are very scarce.
BARLEI-There is a quiet market at 81 30
to choice lots.
MESS PORK-There is quiet market.
Prime city is held at SO Is, generally $19 per
brl.
LARD-Prime steam is in fair demand at
135sGl33<c per lb; kettle is worth at 14(g14bc,
GREEK MEATs-There is steady market,
with moderate demand at 6hc for shoulders;
| 9Ac for clear RIB, and 1OX(G1Oxc per ib for
| hams.
BULK MEATs-NIeats Is to 20 days in salt
| are worth 6Zc for shoulders; SIC for clear rib,
and SzfGl0c for clear sides, with q quiet mar
| ket.
BACON-There is limited demand with
moderate offerings at II h(Gl3 &c for clear sides,
1lc for clear rib, and shc for shoulders, per ID.
Sugar-cured hams are quoted l311914c per lib.
TOBACCU-InG market Is firm with no ma
terial variation In prices and sales were made
during the week at the following rates: Ohio
gar nllers 7QD1Oc per Id. For manufacturing
purposes, we quote: Bright wrappers 3UQSOc:
bright filters, l7@28c; dark wrappers, 1s(019c;
dark hllers. l1@1ac per lb For shipping we
2sc; bright trash. iaglsc; dark leaf, 16D2Oc;
dark luRs, 1ag14c; dark trash, lOOl2c per H.
COTION-There is a firm market. Sales to-
day, 149 bales. Stock on hand, 1881 bales.
We quote: Ordinary, ING: goou ordinary,
lSc; low middling, lsAc; mlddiing, 1870;
gooa middIing, 15c, per IL.
WHISKY-There was further decline Of 1c
pei. gal to. day, but the market closed firm and
active. with sales 33b brls at 92c per gal.
ALCOHOL-There. is quiet market, with
moderate demand at 81 81 per gallon for 9S
per cent, above proof.
ASHEs-Thcre is a limited demand at previ-
Gus rates. Pots are worth SIC, and pearls
BAGGING-There has been no variation in
the market The demand is light. Flax is
worth 12(g12Hc per yard.
BROOM CORN-There is a steady market,
with moderate receipts anu far demand, and
prices are unchanged. Red brush is quoted
per lUs Erecu-Sbdlk Uralu, SItlpJCs ana
green braid 10sGl0hc per lh.
BROOMS-Therei is firm market and prices
have undergone no material change. Common,
per doz, 81 25G2 80; Shaker, 81 1908; hurl, 50 81
l3 Is; steamboat, A(94 so.
BAGS-The market remains inactive. and
prices are unchanged. Seamless cotton sacks, |
bu, are worth 2Sl933c; burlaps, bu, 1G(0llc;
burlaps, bu, l4g15c; gunnies, bu, 14(gl6c;
BARK-The market is steady, though quiet.
We observe no essential change in prices. The |
receipts are good, and there is moderate de- |
mand. Prime chesnut oak is quoted Si2 5Oyi5
BEEsWAX-The market remains quiet and |
steady at previous rates. Prime sample lots |
are selling at &c per lib.
BEANS-The market continues dull. The |
receipts are liberal and the demand is veryJ
light Choice Nays are wOtth ~ 1902 %; me- |
dium grades, 81 9OG52 per bu.
BUTTER-The market remains about as |
last reported. There is good demand for the
best grades Of table butter, the receipts of |
which are generally absorbed. Medium grades
are dull. with large excess Of rectipts over
the demand, and continued accumulation Of
stocks. Inferior grades are in fair request for
packing. Prices are steady, with no material
change. Choice is worth d3Oc, prime 27(g2sc;
medium grades are held at 24g25c, and COM
mon 10000 per b.
CHEESE-The market continues quiet with
receipts and demand both moderate. Prices
steady. Prime 10 choice factory is worth 15l9
1910 per lib.
COAL-The market remains quiet The. rates
af1oat are Ohio Riycr,6H(g7c; Ashland, 7(g7Hc:
PittsDurg, &c per bu. Delivered to consumers.
W Q quote: Ohio River, lie; Ashland, l1Qg12c:
Hooking Valley, from Brighton elevator, l2c;
kanawn, 12c; Muskingum Valley, l3c; Pitts
burg 13glic, and kanawha camel. 24c per bu. |
CUFFEE-Therc Is moderate consumprlve
otherwise dull market. Rio is quot
ed at 2lc for common, .2(124c for fair 10 good,
241s(g25c Tor prime anu 25hc for choice per Id.
Laguayra is worth 24ga6c, and Java S3lGS5c
per pound.
COTTON fARNs-Tho market remains
steady and quiet, and we observe no change
Nos, 22c; carpet warp, white, a2c; do colored,
s4c; wlcklng, &c; coyerlet yarn, 26c; cotton
twine, 19lQ22c; cotton rope, 2UD2sc per lb; 5UOs;
per doz, lie; COOS, &c: 7UUs. &c; batting, l90.2c
COOPERAGE-The market has undergone
no essential change since last week. The de-
mand is only moderate. We quote: Flour brls,
'6g4Oc; whisky brls, iron bound, 81 75Cg2; pc
troleum Drls, 81 95@2; tight half barrels, wood
bound, 81 1901 10; OIL brls, 75sg2; ham tierces,
15c; lard Kegs. 45c; half hhus, 81 4O: pork
orls. u 90; SLACK half brls, SS 1904 per doz;
light half brls, iron bound, S5cf0Sl; lard tier
,es, 81 lU0l 20; beef tierces 81 I5Dl W; tiy-tght
lhds, 81 5O(01 65.
COOfERs, sTUFF-There rs an inactive
market. There has been no variations in prices
'25(g3O per thousand. Staves-kough brl, $12(g
a; dressed do. sl5g16; hogshead. sa30Qa5; tight
10, a25(Q2S per ,00O.
CANDLES-The market Is quiet, with lim-
ted demand at previous rates. Tallow can
lies are worth llh@l2hc, and star candles,
I70pl71ac per ID. ii
COKDAGE-Tne demand is only moderate,
ind prices are un changed. Manila is worth '
4hlgl65.c; Sisal rope, n1aQ9l21lc; Jute rope, j
UtUllc per Id.
EGGS-The market remains steady with fair |
demand and gooo receipts at a5c per dozen for d
rcsh lots. j
FEATHERS-Tne market is dull, the de- {
nand being very light and prices are un- c
hanged. Prime live geese are quoted 45c per v
,ound. |
FRUITS-There Is moderate demand for
green apples, with good supply, at 81 t0(@S 00 r
or common, - 6OtD3 U9 for prime to choice per d
,ri. Dried fruits are steady but ouiet, at va Id
Ikc or apples, 0,Sg7ko FOX quarter peaches, .