The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04
CINCINNATI, q.

july l.. -TCincinnati Eaguirer's Weekly Re
view. I-FLoUR.- market ruled quiet the greater
pressure to SELL and prices did not undergo
any change. Lower figures however, would have
to be accepted to induce buyers to operate with any
freedom. There Is at present no outlet, anu De-
sond the purchases for home consumption and OF
SMALL orders from the interior there Is no move
msn. portion r1 Of the receps are oft for sh
strctlng their purchases to immediate wants, and
the inquiry was mainly for the better qualities
!, held at s5ls5.a5 extra is selling at sesd5o
family, B6.5o@S69O. and fancy brands at S7.e5@
$3.50 per barrel, as In quality I'D reputation
GRAIN IFheM.-The demand was light the
greater part OF the week, and the market inactive
Holders, however, displayed no anxiety to SELL and
were unwilling to grant any important concessions
The water was let i'll the canal early In the week
tons, though there little increase In the demand
for wheat. Milers are buying only to supply imme-
diatc wants, and there is no margin for export The
arrivals comparatively small, and prices were
| maintained. But Limited amount Of inspected
wheat onerlng the sak.s being chiefly BY: simple
No. = red winter could have been obtained to some
extent Sl.321. though Sl.3O more nearly repre-
sented the views Of buyers No. Is not saable tC
| any extent above sl.25. No No. l on the market
There Is not enough white hill wheat to eslaI-
| lish prices.
COrn-There was dull market early in the week
but All increased demand was experienced TOWARD
the close, and holders were contending for higher
prices, but did not succeed In establishing any
material advance Sound mixed Snellcu Is lelu Il
42c. and white is held 3GJic. higher Mixed car Is
scarce, and holders are generally asking I4c., with
buyers al IIc.
Oats-There was an improved demand early In
the week, and the decline noted In our last sum
mary recovered, the market closing steady
| Mixed are now quoted Sog36c, as IN Qualify anc
| BEEF CATTLE.-Thc receipts were more liberal
| hut there was 4 good demand from butchers and
some inquiry from shippers. The sales were about
equal Ia The arrivals, and the market ruled steady
and few remained In the pens this evening ulISold
We quote common, S22.5OMl 50: fair. S3:25QGi3.15
good, SiQISi.50; prime butchers stock, St75M?5,
and shipping cattle, S5GlS525 per ceutal, gross.
Mich cows are dull ut $3.50 $50 per head.
| STREET.-THE supply was hardly equal to the de
| maud, and full prices were obtained. We quote
| common 10 extra. S2.50MSL75 per Genital, gross
Lambs sold ut SiGE IS per GENITAL, gross.
| HOGS.-Thc arrivals were light and they solo
readily at S!25@SI75 per Genital gross, for common
| TO extra. The demand was mainly from shippers
and Stiinmcr-cllrers.
| PRovIsl0NS-Th market ruled quiet the create,
portion Of the week for all articles coming nn,ic
this head. and In some cases lower prices were ac
| ccpttd. Toward the close. however. there was III
improved demand for all articles except lard, ant
better prices generally realized, anu th'
market To-day closed strong with further upwar'
tendency. The purchases were Hainly Tor con
SUMPTION. but Today there WAS some demand of
speculative character. All the June contracts have
been settled The stock of provisions In this cit!
| has been ascerained, and it being much smaller
| than many anticipated, IL has stimulated the de-
mand. The adviceS from other points have also
been favorable The foreign exports are increasing