The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-05


Mcdonald, continued.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July 5-2 P. M.
FLoUR-Modorate local demand and mar
ket steady. No material change In prices.
Fancy ,brahds6 SO 2sa7 so, family $5a6- rs. extra
"a 25aA W, superilne 80 6Va8 81, low grades - 10
a3 %, spring wheat -four S5a5 30, and some
choice brands are as high as IS 70 per brl. Rye
-four "a IOa4 50 per brl.
WHEAT--There is still very little doing,
anu the offerings are light. Red is quoted 81 10
al 2 for prime, 9jcaSl % for fair to good, 60a7Oc
for common. Good TO choice white is quoted
VI i5al KS per bu. ~ Ha-
OArs-Good to prime are worth 37a34c for
mixed, anu S5a31c for white on track, and in
ierior as low as ?5c per bu Choice white are
held at S9a4e In elevator. Demand moderate.
CORc-Ihere is o steady and quiet market.
Good to prime mixed shelled in elevator is
quoted 47a4Sc per bu, and ear on track sole at
48c per bu.
RYE--Demand moderate. No. 2in elevator
is quoted 14a75c per bu. Good to prime on
track is quoted 1oa72c, ana inferior 65a61c
: MESS poRK-City packed is worth $40 5oa
~ 75 per bri, with moderate demand.
LARD-Is quiet and firm. Prime steam is
}saoted ilNall%c per lib, and city kettle laa
DOLh MEAIS-MarKet nrm ana quiet
shoulders are quoted 7zlasc, clear rib sides
loose.
BACON-There is not much doing but the
market remairs steady at sXa9c for shoulders,
11kallhc for clear rib sides and ilZal2c for
clear sides per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured
hams are quoted 14al5c per lD.
CorION-Market dull and nominal We
quote: ordinary, &c; gooa ordinary, 9xc;
ding. 2c; middllng fair, 13kc; fair. 14kc per
lb
wHIsKY-There is q steady market with
moderate demand. We quote high wines 81 ~
per gallon, with sales OF 152 brls to-day.
ALCOHoL-There is a steady market, with
fair demand for 95 per cent. above proof au
~ % per gallon.
AShEs-Demand light, and we quote 7Kc
for pearl and 41sc for potash per Id.
BARK--Quet and steady, with more liberal
offerings Of prime chestnut oak at s13al4 per
BAGGING-Demand moderate, and prices
steady and unchanged. Flax baggipg is worth
BAGS-rhere is moderate demand and
steady market. Cotton seamless sacks, bu.
are worth 22a25c; burlaps, bu, 13Hal4c; and
gunny bags, bu, 4ai5c. ~.
BEEoWAA-Steady, with fair demand. We
quote prime 27a28c per Id. ...1
BEANS-Continue dull, with offerings Of
choice nayys at 9Jc and white mediums 15c
per bu. ........
COhN-Inpre 1B " HgnC demand,
and the market steady at 4a6c for red brush;
6saT1sc for green stalk braid, and 8a9c for
green hurl per lb. ...
BROoMs.-Are in light request at previous
prices. Common are worth 81 50a2 00, hurl ~ rs
a3 ", Shaker $3a3 20, and steamboat $4a5 per
doz.
BUTTER-There has been little orpo change
during the past week. The receipts have been
liberal, with fair local demand for the best
grades and moderate sales of inferior grades.
Fancy creamery will bring 25a27c per Id.
Prime TO choice dairy is worth 17a20c per lb,
the latter figure for W estern Reserve, and la2c
more can be had for selected packages OF extra.
Medium quality is offered at l4a15c, and COM
mon at l0ai2c per ib.
CANDLES-rhere is a steady market but
not much doing. Common tallOw are worth
1lkal2c, and star candles l5al6Kc per lb.
CHEESE-There is not much demand, and
with liberal offerings tie market is dull at 8a
SHc per Id for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-There is continued steady mar
ket, with fair conSulnptlve uemand at previ-
GUS prices. Java is worth 32aB3c per Id. Rio
is selling at 1S15a91zc for inferior, 20a2lc for
fair to good, and 22a2ic for prime to choice,
per lb.
but prices are steady and. Unchanged. We
quote Sisal Ska9xc, Jute 9ka1OAc. and Manil-
uO0PERsTU UFFS-Market steady, with no
material change in prices. There is fair de-
mand for poles, and slaves are dull. We
quote: Four barrel poles $8as, tight do s1Oa14,
and hOgshead poles $20as0; rOugn barrel slaves
Sl2a15. dressed do si6a2O, slack hogsheads do
S23a26. tight do $1Sas0 per 1000.
C0OPERAGE-MarketQ quiet and steady at
previous prices. We quote: PORK barrels, 75
aSOc: lara tierces. 65a93c: fly tight hogsheads,
Il a0al 20; -four barrels. asa25c; whisky bar
rels, iron-beund, 81 eUal s.; ham tierces, 50
a5bc, and slack shalf-barrels, $s 5Oa2 70 per
dozen.
GOALS in moderate demand. with a steady
market at previous prices. IL 10 quoted 5a5kc
for Ohio River, 6a6hc C for Ashland, aud Sc for
foughiogheny, per bu' ahost 1t is Is sehing to
gheny, l0aflc for Hooking Valley and Kama
VIVA, 10c for Ashland and Muskingum, and &c
for Ohio River, per bu. Canned is quoted l6c
afioat and 2Jasac delivered per bu.
C0KE-COntinuesq qaiet and steady wiz. no
change In prices. We quote crushed sc; city
manufactured, 7c, and Gas s-hOuse, 6c per bu at
yards; delivered TO consumers at 2a3c per bu
beyond these lgures.
with free offerings, and we observe no materi-
al change though the market is
rather irregular. We quote: Pound yarns
and carpet warp and wicking. ale; coiored
warp, 28c: coverlet yarn. 23c: twine, 20a22c,
and rope Bc per lb; No. 500 at lDhc. and No.
UOU at Sc per doz.
DRIED RUITs-Market dull for all kinds
at previous prices. Apples are worth SalOc,
and peaches l0a1So per lib. Layer raIsIns are
quoted 50 ataS per box; prunes are worth "a
6hc; currants sasc; hgs 16alSe, and citron
25a26c, per ID.
EGGS-There is quiet market but steady,
with fresh arrivals selling ut I2c per dozen.
FEATnEIiS--Are difficult TO sell at 50a52c
per lib for best quality.
FISH-Demand fair and prices steady with
no change We quote the following: Macker-
el No. large, s2la2S; No. medium, $lGal7;
No. 2large, $l3 50a14; No. 2medium, $l2ai2 50;
No. 9 large, $llalz; No. 8 medium, $40 5Oali
per bril- and half barrels one half these prices
wIths6c extra IOr packages. White fish, So 80
as per haIf-barrel. Sardines half boxes, $24a
26: do ,qearter-boxes, tl5 5Oal5 per ease. and
Goldfish 5a1c per Id.
| GINSENG-Demand moderate at 81 per lib for
prime lots.
GREEN FRUTrS-Oranges are scarce and
firm, and kiessIna are held at .$7at 81 per box.
There is a fair demand for lemons, which are
in moderate supply and firm at $7aS per box,
| she latter figure for rBpaekeh. :
GUN PONDER--Eh Is a moderate de-
mand and prices unchanged. We quote min
ing powderS3 26a8 20, and rifle s. gJa6 rs per
keg.
HAYv-There is q moderate demand for the
| best grades and iinferior is merely nominal
No. l timothy loose pressed is quoted $l5al6,
and tight pressed slzai4 per ton, on arrival
Low grades are held at s5aS per ton on arrival.
Dessiers require $la2 more In store
HEMP-fhere is very little doing, and rough
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