The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-31
WEEKLY REYIEW OF THE CZN-
CHINA III MARK EFT
CINCINNATI. August s1-2 r. nj.


CINNAII MARK EFT
CiNcINNArI. August Y1-2 Pm.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady.
Family is worth S6 65a8 ~, with sales to-day
at .$6 75a8 81. Extra, s6 1Oab 35. Superdne,
IS 2ta5 IS, and low grades, $4 50a4 gu per
brl, Spring wheat -four, ~ 25a6 Us, and rye
-four SIS 30a W per brl.
COBN-Is quiet and steady, at 74c fer good
mixed ear, and 75c for shelied per BY.
.WHEAr-There is steady market fol-, the
higher grades, and good to prime red is worth
81 40al 81, aud white ~ asa! 90 per bu. Lower
grades are little of. New wheat is quoted
Sial d. per bu. according to quality, and some
fair lots are selling at 81 25al oU Tor red, and
81 S0a1 80 for white per bu.
RYE-Market quiet, with free offerings and
few bids. No. 2 Is held at SIC and buyers offer
S5c per bu; low grades are quoted at 7OaS C per
bu, and holders ask 1a2c more that outside
figure for lair sample.
UATS-Are quiet and steady at 62a63c for No.
2 mixed, and 63a66c per Du for old, and new
are worth 35a50c according to quality. .s
MESS PORK-I Is quiet and steady at $50 73
Country cou r.. mess nes to-day at sao 50 per br. ~
BACON-Is in moderate request at 9laa9Xc
for shoulders; l2Tc for clear rib sides, and 134a
1870 for clear sides per lb, spot, all packed.
Sugar-cured hams, 14al5c per lb'
worth i3ss al8Ac for best quality. Prime win
ter cam is quoted lS4c, and curle 1t make is
held at l@2zc per lb.
BULK MEATS-Are quiet. with very little
demand. Clear sides are quoted l2hc: clear RIB
sides, 1l%all%c, and shoulders Sac per 10.
Sales OF 100000 lbs of clear rib to-day at 11Nc
ToBACCCo-Market steady, with good de-
mand for all offerings. We quote: Shipping
grades-B right leaf, 24a39c; bright iugs, f1a22c;
bright trash, ltar6c; dark leaf. Raise: dark
lugs, 9al0c; dark trash, 7aSc. For manufac-
Dlghs er5 Ms Gts aaaso; dark Wrapps @ ass
dark 1llers, 10a12c OHIO seed leaf is worth
l4as4c for cigar wrappers, anu Case for cigar
filters ..
COTTON-The market is quiet to-day with
sales Of ITO bales. Prices NC lower on com
mon and medium grades. We quote; Ordinary,
llXc; goou ordinary, l24o; low miduiing, 9:
nilddliIfg, 14Hc; good middling, 14zc: middling
far. 15kc: taIr, 1870 per Id.
WHISkY--Is steady with continued fair
demand and sales to-day of S07 brls at 81 10 per
gallon.
.ALCOHOL-The market remains firm with
a fair demand and we quote 80 43a2 45 per gal
lon for 9S per cent. above proof.
ASHES-Are quiet and steady at DC for pot
ash and 71ac for pearl per To-. -
BAGGING-Tnere is an improved demand
and the market is somewhat firmer. We quote:
Flax, AAal4Gc for2h lb, and i4al4,4c for "a
BAGS-rhe mark rketremains quiet at previous
prices. We quote: Burlaps, bu 10allc: do,
4 bu, l4afoc; gunnies, bu, 14al5c; do, bu,
23a2ic; seamless cotton SACKS. 2Ia32c.
BARK-The receipts are liberal and there is
only q moderate demand and we quote prime
chestnut OAK S14 per cord on arrival.
BEANS-The market IS very quiet, but prices
remain steady at u 66al Is for mediums, and
81 00a2 Tor choice navys per bt.
BEESW AX-The demand is moderate and
there is a steady market ut 2Ta2sc per lD.
BROOM CORN--There is a limited demand,
but the receipts are moderate and the market
remains steady with no change in prices. We
quote: Common red brush &c; green stalk
braii, 1Oallc, and choice green hurl, l2e per lb.
BROOMS-There is still quiet and steady
market, and we observe no material variation.
We quote: Steamboat, IS 6Oa6 U0; hurl. So 75a
a 50; shaker, x3 75a4, and common, W 6Oa3 Der
dozen.
BUTTER-The market is steady. The re-
cepts are not large and there is good local
demand for best table butter. Shipping grades
are in moderate request, but packing grades
are dull and nominal. Choice Western Re-
serve is worth 22a23c. and prime Southern
Ohio, 19a20c per lb, aud 1a2c more per ib for
extra selections of single packages. Medium
CANNED FRUITS. The market is
steady and the trade is light at previous
prices, We quote: Peaches, per dozen, 81 Is
IL 20; pine apples, 81 65a1 30; strawberries.
81 7aa2 10; raspberries, 81 SOAP rs; pears, SEA
3 50; whortleberries, s2a2 rs: plums, per doz,
81 T5as; green corn, 81 50a2 30: green peas, 81 50
az rs. condensed milk. 81 75a3 w; oysters, cove,
81 I0a1 80; tomatoes, 81 Goal 90.
CANDLES-Are steady, and in fair request
at 16a17c per lb for star candles, and lhal21ac
for common tallow.
CHEESE-The market Is steady with mod
crate demand and ample supply at l01aailhc
per lb for prime TO choice factory.
COFFEE-Is steady with fair consumptive
demand atprcvlous prices. We quote: hlo2la
2ac for common: 22115a for far 20 good; 24a
per ID.
firm market. Sales aioat are made at
shc per bu for Youghiogheny; &c for Ray
land; 6,Sc for Ohio river. Muskingum Valley
in cars is worth 9c per bu; Hocking Valley at
elevator lUo per bu. We quote, delivered to
CitS CamppeI usH crsea. Hocking valley and
Muskingum at lac; Ashland, lie and Ohio
river, 10c per bu.
| COOPER AGE--The demand is fair for pork
brls and hard tierces, No change in prices.
81 10al l5; slack half bris, s3 50a4 70; tight,
half iron bound brls, 81 COAL 10; lard tIerces.
81 25al IS; -four brls, 35a40c; whisky brls, IRON
bound, 81 50a1 3d.; petroleum brls, s1 26al 35;
fy-tight hnds, 81 50al 80; oil blls, 81 l5al 25.
UO0PERSTUFF-The demand is fair, and
the market continues steady at previous rates.
We quote: Flour bri poles. $40; tight Drl do,
$iGa21; nogsnead do. sSoa4D Rer l.0O0 Stayes-
Rough brl, Sl4al6: dressed do. $1Sa2es hogs
head. ssUa25; tight DO. ss0aSb rcr l.00l.
COHDAGE--There is a Arm marked under
an improved demapd. We quote: Manilla,
l5Aal0Jsc; Sisal, ls5Sa14c. and Jute lOailc
per lb.
COTTON YARNS--The demand is only mod
crate, and the manufacture has ceased. No
change in prices. We quote: Assorted Nos,
Garnet warp, ceiored, per lb, S4c; wickine, per
lb, z6c; eoserlet yarns, eco; cotton twise, per
lb s2a24c. cotton rope, per lb, zsa2ac; ZOOS, per
dog 131Sc: 6OUs, per d0z 12c; trot lines p IL lb,
100; staging, pei lb, sSc; seine twines per ID,
34C.