The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIN
CINNATL MARKE
CINCINNATI. Sept. 9l.-9P. I'M,

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2l-2 p. M.
FLOUR-There is a moderate demand to-
day. Fancy is worth $7a8 25. Family sold at
| SO 40a6 50 for choice old wheat, and new wheat
superine, 81 s0a5 10, and low grades, "a al SO
per brl. Spring wheat -four, IS OOa6 so, and
some choice old wheat flour sold at S7 05 per
brl to day: Rye is worth IS Ooa54O per brl.
sample is worth sla1 20 per bu. Good to prime
new red, 81 25a1 80, and white, 81 39al 40 per
blu. Choice old is worth II Is for red and 81 81
for white, but is scarce.
RYE-The market is still quiet and steady.
No. 3 is worth SOC per bu, in elevator. Inferior
grades are dull and offered at eOa75c, according
to quality.
6ATS-steady and quiet. Fair to good sam.
pie are quoted 4a40c for mixed, and 4Ja4sc
for white. Prime 43ai5c for mixed, and 45a47c
for white. Choice will bring 4Sa5Oc per bu.
CORN-ls dull to-day and weak. Good to
prime shelled will not bring more than 63aG5c
per bu, and ear is worth 65a67c, and Csc is asked
MESS PORK-The market is steady, and
the demand is fair for prime city at $2l 50, spot,
per brl. Country, s2l rs per brl.
BULK MEATS-The market is firm, with
fair demands: clear sides, 12Aa12Xc; clear rio
sides, nTalsc; and shoulders. Seas'sc per lb.
cash, all loose.
BACON-There is steady and quiet mar
ket al 9<c for shoulders, l3c for clear rib sides,
and 1875 for clear sides per lb, spot, all packed
! ana SuxdT-CuTtu HALLS dTt III Ihlr JODD1ng de.
mand at 135lal4hc per lb, canvased and
packed:
LARD-Is firm, with good demand for prime
steam at 1870, and Xc more asked per lb; city
kettle Is held at 1szSal4c per lib, spot.
with decline Of No per lb ON medium and
lower grades. The demand is moderate. Sales
| 1903 bales We quote: Ordinary, 10Xc; good or
dinary, 1fxc; low middllng, 12xc: mlddIing,
lsNs good, ,.Ta bidding, lsxc; niiddling fair,
| WHisKY-H In active demand TODAY at
III is per gallon. Sales at that rate of 52s brs.
\ ALCOHOL-The market Is steady. with hi,
fdemand alta s5 per gallon for9s per cent. above
proof.
ASHES There is a quiet market, the demand
being light at 30 for potash and 7c for pearIasS %
BAGGNG-The market continues firm
though the. demand is light. No change II Il,
tPrices; We quote: max bagging l3xai4c for
BAGS-The demand Is moderate. with sora
decline in prices. We quote: gunnies. ! IN.
k14a15c; do, bu, 2la23c: burlaps, q bu. aa10c
gotten seamless, are worth s6aagc; b1rSp's, 's0
BARK-Continues steady, with fair dem ana
and moderate offerings at $12al4 per cord for
good to prime chestnut OAK. ~
BEEsWAx-1s In fair request at ssasoc per
BROOM CORN-The market is ouiet tbo
demand being limited, and receipts oniv mod odo :
crate. Common red brush is worth fkaSTc
merely nominal. e."ooe
BROOMs-There is not much demand. hut
the market is hrm under liberal Offerings We
quote: Steamboat, IS 50a6 90; Shaker, ss 5Ijas W.
hurl. ~ 25aa 81. and common, 81 2,a2 Is per
dozen. ~
BUTTER-Tne market is firm and nrices
have an upward tendency. The receipts of the
higher grades of table butter are not eonal to
the demand. There is also a fair demand
for shipping and packing. We quote: Choice
yellow. 2,a2:c. and 2a3c more for extra seiec
tions Of $ n yle packages. Prime Is worth sia
%; medium, 1sa2Oc. and common l4aiGc per i,. ID.
CANsED rnulfs. ETc.-There is d fair
demaud, and no change In prices We
quote; Peaches, per dozen, 81 f5aa rs; pine
apples, 81 65al 30; strawberries, II 75az 10:
raspbeiries, " h0a2 75; pears, 81 U0a2 80:
whortlcberries, $2aa 25: plums, per dozen.
81 75a2; green corn, II 50as b0: green peas, 81 So
AZ 75; condensed milk. ~ 75a 10; oysters, cove.
81 1Uai 80: tomatoes. 81 goal 10. 7'',
CANpI.ES-There Is q steady market and
the demand is butter Star candles are worth
l8alzc, and common taliow, i,sai2 2ysc per Id.
CHEESE Primeto choice factory Is worth