The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-14
WEEKLY REYIEW OF THE GIN
CINNATI MARKE
CrNorNNArI. Sept. A-2 r. Nj.

! WEEKLY REYIEW OF THE CIN-
CINNATI MARKEI.
| CINCINNATI. Sept. A-2P.M.
FLouR-The market issteadyy, with moder; z as
some new sbli At sos to-day; extra is quoted
at So 6Oa5 81; superfine. s5a5 25.
| WHEAT Inferior gra les are dull and nom--
inal at 9uca$ 25, according TO quality, ior req
and white. The better grades are IN lair de,
mand. No. 2 new is worth 81 % Tor red and
Isl 40 orwhite. Prime to choice old sells at
81 4Oa1 As for red and VI 45a1 81 for white.
| BARLEY-Springi is in moderate demand at
81 3Oal. 40 for good to choice. Fall is scarce,
and prime to choice is held at 81 45al 60per bu.
| RYE--Is quiet, with only moderate demand,
| at 7Sa80c for good to prime sample. inferior
u oATs@Are CAT quiet and ste,iiy. Good to prime
sample are quoted 40a43c formixed, and sba4oc
4 for white. Choice white are worth 6oc per Du.
| Inferior grades are offered at 37asSc, and re-
ljected at 3Ja35c per nu. -,
0C10RN-The market is firm but quiet. Good
to prime mixed earis worth 6sa,Oc, and No NO. =
shelled 7Oa7 c per bu. White Is held at 78a'oc,
but the demand islight
| BACON-There is very little DONG. odear a,ar
sides are held at 13aI3Hc, and shoulders VIC
| per lb, spot, all packed. Sugar-cureu mans
are quoted 4a15c per In.
| .LARD-Is quiet bat steady Kettle is worth
l13ka13,6c for best city, and 13c for country.
ISteam is selling at l2s4c for summer, and l2Isc-
flor prime winter per ID.
| BULK MEAYS-Tbe market Is quiet and
Ieasy. shoulders are quoted Slsc; clear RIB
Sides 12a121Sc and clear sides, l29s al25sc- per
MISS PORK-The market is steady and
quiet. Prime city is held $2l 81 per brl, with
Ilimit ed demand.
sales OF 81 bales Wequote: Ordinary, 1Mc;
/ poou ordinary, l21ac: low wmiddllng, 13xc: md
Idling, lac: good middling, l42so: mIddiing ialr.
Hoe: and fair, l6c per ID. Stock ON hand, 6la
lbC cs.
| WHISKY-Is steady, with good demand at
Isl Is per gallon, and sales ut that rate to-day.
ALCOHOL-The demand Is fair and there M
q steady market ut W AZ per gallon IOr W pei
cent above proof.
lpearla sh.7c per Ib, and potash &c perlb.
| BAGGING-There is an Improvement IN the
ldemand, and the market Is steaIy. We quote
flax l3N Nal4c for lb, 14al414c for ~ ID, ana
Il4kal4lsc ivI.2k lb, per yard.
| BAGS--Cotton seamless, are in fair demand.
Other kinds are about nominal. No change IN
prices. We quote: Cotton seamless sacksS2
Du. 2Ia32c: burlaps bu, l0al1c; 10, Du, l4a
loc; gunnies, bu, 14aI5c; do, a bu, 23a2ic.
| BAkK-The receipts are Large, but there is
lstill a fair demand, aud good to prime chestnut
Hoax is worth $12a14 80 per cord, on arrival
BEANo-There Is a steady market, WIN lalf
Idemand, and we quote mediums 81 69al 70, ana
lchoice nayys 81 90a2 W per bu, In store.
! BEESWAX Is in fair demand and steany,
with moderate receipts, at %7a2sc per I'D ioi
BROOM CORN-Thae Is not much doing
and the supply is light. " e quote common red
4 lbru,h safe, green stalk braid Sa9c, anu green
Ihurl galuc per ID.
BROOAls-The market Is 1airly aGtiVe @ atn am
1.-The Offer ings are only moderate. We quote
Steamboat, IS 6Ua6 10; shaker, ~ 5Oa} 20; niirl
$3 25a3 50, and common, S2 25a2 % per dozen.
4 BUrTER-There is still a steady market
and we obs 3rve no change: Ihere Is cohtinueu !
good demand for best table butter Shipping
and packing grades are selling moderately y
well. Choice " est IN Re erye Is quoted 22a23c
and extra selections OF single packages Drlne
1a2ci m IRE p.rib. Prime Central or Southern
ohio is worth 19a20c. Medium grades are Of
Ii red at lGalSc, and common packing at l3alot
per Id. - , mt ,, :,
light, but prices are steady and unchangeu'
quote: Peaches, per dozen, 81 75a2 70; pms
lapples, 81 65a1 30: strawberries, u a5aZ w
lraspbrrres, ~ h0a2 rs; pears, " oOa2 6O
lwh1rtleberTies, S2a2 Is: plums, per dozen
$i f5a2; green corn, 81 oOa2 9O: green peas si.o'
az 10: condensed milk. ~ 75a w; oysters, cove
LII 1Oal so: tomatoes. ISL goal 6O.
Il CANDIIES-The market is ii m, with fa1l
ldemand at preyi us prices. we quote: Stal
lcandes 16af7c, and common tallow ll3aai21a'
Iper LID. -.
CHEESE Continues steady, with moderate
demand at previous prices. Prime 10 cholct
lfaetory is worth Giaa,lc per Id.
CUAL-rhe Wholesale mafket Is duil an'
/ nominal There il afair.retaii trade at l0c 10
lOhio river, ilai2c for MuskipguW, Hockln!
: valley ana Kanawha, l2a13c for Pitisburg ant
. Es2c for K;nitwha .Ganncl per bu, delivered {
y IcOnSumers. -.
UUFFl liE-The market is firm, with goo
eonsumptive demand. We quote: ikio n "
I2aIsc for common, 323a24o for far to good
land s4Iyaa55ae FOR prime TO choice.
r COBDA ts'E-The demand is nioderateiat pre-
lypus prices ManiHais worth 5lhal6Ac, Sisa
, j!2kafokc G., and JuJe lUallcrper Id.
COOPEH AGE-The market Is somewha
leas,er under larger receipts, and there ma
H., al s.f p1n1 Ann n.IIffn lp
lhogsheahs, sl.lU: pork brls. " GOAL 10; slacl
EhaIf brls, So 5Oa4 20; tight, half iron-Doun'
brls. 81 0Oal 10; lard tierces. 81 2Sal 10: MOI!
IDrls, yUaY5c whisky brs, non-b0und, Sl GOAL 80
. I.patrulcum brls u 25al 90; ny-tlgnt mas, u
Ian S0 oil brls, 81 loal 20.
UOOPERsTUFE-The demand is fair 70
slaves. which are steady, and poles ar
rather weaker under liberal Offerings
1--WE quote: Barrel poles. SlSa2O per ,oVO
s liour barrel do, SlU per 900; tight barrel dc
fsi5a.0; hegshcad do, s35n45 per l,OQ0. slaves
Iper 1900, S10al4 rough barrel do, Sl4ai6
Idressed barre do, $lGu2J: slack hOgsneau dc
t$2Ua25 tight hOgshead do, S3 la35.
/. CUTIUe YARNS-1he market iseasier an
Ipricas arelower with fairhcinand. We quote
IAssorted Nos, per ID, Zoe; carpet warp, white
lper lb, 25c; carpet warp, colored, per ID, 52c
Iwicking, pei ID, z4e: coyeret yarns, 2lc; cot
Iton lwine per Ib, 22a24c: cotton rope, per Lib, Z
aa4c COOS, per doz, 1a1sc: 6U0s per doz, lie; tro
Hines, per lb, 30c; staging, per ID, 33c; ,sein
Ewii O. per lb, 84c. .
| DRIED ERU ITS-Domestic is steady an
louiet. Apples are worth ya1uc, and peaches 10
lie for per lb for good good to prime Forfg
Iare in moderate demand at previous prices
ILayer rllsials are worth ~ 4Ja2 oO per BOX; cit
r ron is quoted 26a3Oc; ifgs are selling at 1sa1Sc
lprunes, 1U4aallc; dates, 7sasc; ann currant
lT15aSc per Id.
: E(iGS-Are firm with limited receipts an
lfalr demand, and fresh sell at l5a16c per doze
4 lguaranteed
FEArHERS-Th demand is fair for .prim
live geese, and they continue firm at 53c per J.
GINSENG-There is fair demand and priln
sample sells at 81 0j per lb.
9 GREEN FRUITS Apples are steady wit
g Liberal receipts and fair demand. Commoh.ar
Eworth ~ 6Ua3 OO;, fair to good, $3 50a4 w, an
: Iprime$4 80 per brl. Peaches continue IN goo
.omand and thereis an ample supply at II 90
2 90 per box, according to quality.
= HAY-The higher grades are in good de
: mand. but inferior are dull. We quote: No.
r Timothy, $2Oa22 for loose, and sfSai9 for tight
| lprcssed per ton on arrival. Common ale hel
llat SlOai5 per ton on arrival. In store dealer