The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-03
WEEKLY hEVlEW OF THE GIN
CINNAII MARKET.
CINCINNATI. August s-2 P. NJ.

FLOUR-Continues firm with an upward
tendency. Family sold to-day at 81 50aS %,
with fair demand. Spring sold at 81 per brl.
Other brands are merely nominal to-day, and
the market is excited and too unsettled to ad-
init Of any further quotations. Rye flour is
worthS5 6Oa5 81 Jper brl and quiet.
WHEAT-The market is steady to-day and
prices have advanced. Red is worth 81 5Ua1 6j
for fair to good, and choice old ret sold to-day
at 81 rs per bu. Hill and white are held nom-
CORN-Is firm with fair demand and sales
to-day Of mixed at 72a7jc per bu Tor ear and
| shelled 4.,...,
RYE-Is quiet and steady at 81 per bu for
prime sample, and sales to arrive at 93a9jc
per bu.
oATS--Are firm and steady to-day. No. 2
are worth 70a7lc for mixed, 72a73c for white.
Sales Of choice white sample at 7jc per bu
BACON--Is steady and quiet. Clear sides
are quoted 13hc; clear rib sides, 125aal25s C,
| and shoulders, 9Ha95sc per IL, spot. all packed.
| Sugar-cured hams are worth l3ai4c per lb.
BULK MEATS-The market is firm and the
| demand is moderate. Clear sides are quoted
12Ac; clear rib sides, 1lTal2c, and shoulders,
| SIC per lb, spot, all loose.
| LARD-There is a moderate inquiry for
prime curront make at 13c per lb. Prime win
| ter steam is quoted 13Hc and city Kettle is
| held at 14hc per lb.
| MESS PORK-The market is firmer to-day,
with sales of 50 brls of prime city at $2l rs per
| brl.
| COTTCN-The market is firm, with no mate
| rial change in prices Sales are made at the
| following rates to-day, but it is held higher:
| Ordinary, lIAc; good ordinary, l22<c; low mid
ding l3Xc: middIing. 14kc: good mildiDg,
| l4Xc: mIddllng fair, 1870; fan, 1896 per Ib.
| Sales, 80 bales. Stock on hand, 2,452 bales.
| WHISKf-Is steady, with sales to-day OF 167
| brls at 81 II per gallon.
ALCOHOL-The market remains steady,
with fair demand at 81 80 per gallon for IS per
| cent. above proof.
ASHES-1he market is dull Potash is worth
| &c, and pearlash nc per lb.
BAHS-The demand Is light and there is a
quiet MARKET No change in prices. We quote:
Gunnles, bu, 23a2lc; do, 2 bu, 14al5c. Bur-
| laps, bu, l4aloc; do, bn, 10a1lc. Seamless
cotton acks, y Du, are worth 2Sa32c.
| observation-disclosures steady. and 2a2Z lb
flax is in fair request at l3hal4c per yard.
BARK--The market is steady, with mod
ate receipts and fair demand at $1lal2 per cord
| for prime chestnut oak.
| BEESWA AX-We quote prime to choice lots
S7a2sc per ID, with fair demand and limited
suRRnn5yS uRRnn5ySNs-rbere is little or nothing doing ana
prices remain nominally unchan red. Mediums
are held at III 50a1 w, and choice navys 81 50
Broom M-CORN-Continue steady, with mod
edrate eceipts aud limited demand. No cnahge
in prices. He'd brush is quoted Sal0c, green
stalk braid lU5aal2c, anu choice green hurl 13c
BROOMs-There has been little or no chan ge.
The demand is moderate and we quote: Steam
boat, per dozen, S6a6 So; hurl. do, s3 50a4 90;
Shaker, do, IS 75a4 co. and common, do, 81 5ga3.
BUTTER Continues steady, with fair de-
mand for the higher grades and moderate re-
ceipts. Inferior grades are quiet, the supply
being generally in excess Of the sales. We
quote; Choice Western Reserve, 20a2ec, and
prime Central and Southern Ohio, 17a19c per
fb. Extra selections Of single packages will
bring la2c more. Medium grades are worth
l4a16c, and common packing grades are held at
CANNED FRUTs.-The market. remains
steady and the demand moderate. No change
In prices. We quote: Peaches, doz, 81 76a2 25;
pine apples, 81 65a1 80; Strawberries, 81 75a2 10;
raspberries 50 00a2 rs; ounces, 81 50a2 y5;pears,
S2a3 So; wh0rtleberries, $2a2 25: plums, per
doz 81 T5a2; green corn, 81 50a2 30: green peas,
81 5Oa2 rs; condensed milk. ~ 75as 90; oysters,
cove 81 10a1 so; tomatoes, 81 20al 60.
CANDLES-The demand is moderate with no
change in prices. Star candies are worth 16,Sa a
17c and common tallow H. lkal24c per lib.
+ CHEESE-The market has Undergone no
change. The receipts are light, with moderate
demand for prime to choice factory at l0a1lc
COFFEE-Continues steady, with fair de-
mand and no change in prices. kio is worth
2la2ac for common; s2jSassKc for fair to good,
| guayra, 24aS5c per ID.
C0AIr-Y Youghioghcny is n good demand at
| Sc per bu, af0at. We Quote delivered: Ohio
lrlver, Zoe; Ashland, 1lalsc; Hocking valley.
| Muskingurn, aud KanavhA 1aAlsc; kanAwha