The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-25
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
MATT MARKET.

fLOUh-Inefe Is only u tAlr lOcdt uouhuNs
The. market is steady, and little change has
been observed during the past week. The bet
ter grades continue firm. Fancy brings ~ Qua
Z Is, and ranges up to 6aS 80 for patent proc
ess. Family sells at S. 15a5 rs, and as nigh as
SO for choice brahds OF old wheat flour. Extra
is quoted "a 25a4 IS. superhne - EOa4. low
grades ~ 15a3 10, spring wheat -four is worth
$5a5 so, and some favorite brands bring ), 75a
9 per brl. Rive flour sells generally at "a 40a
4 30 per br for Northwestern. l.
OATS-Are in good demand. We quote them
40a43c for good TO choice white, ana S7a39c Tor
good TO prime mixed.
BARLEY-Is steady and quiet. No. 2Cana-
dian is quoted 81 04ai 05, and No. 3, 96a9Sc per
bu on track, and 2a3c less bid on arrival. |
Western is dull at 4Oa60c per Du for inferior to
good.
WHEAT-There is quiet market and not
mueh change. We quote < Dod TO choice sample |
lots 81 z0al 33 for red, 81 37a As for white, per
bu. Medium grades Of red are worth 81 lOa
10, and inferior range down to Soc per bu ana L
not much demand.
CURN-1he receipts are heavy to-day and |
there is only moderate demand Mixed Is |
quoted 5Ua5lc on track for ear and snelled, ana |
bids generally at inside figure.
RYE-There Is not much dong. NO. IN eie- !
vator is quoted T6a71c per bu. Prime sample, |
on track, held at 74a75c per bu.
MESS PORK-hiarketq quiet and easy. Prime |
city packed Is quoted $22a2z 20. and little de- |
mand except in small jobbing lots
LARD-phere is o hrm feeling for prime |
steam and it is held at 1870 per Id, with fair
demand at nc less. City Kettle is held at lsa<a
BACON-There is a quiet market. Clear
sides are quoted l2Zal2Xc; clear rib sides l2H
a12%c and shoulders 91< a97sc, and outside fig
ure asked for packed, spot. sugar-cured mans
13kal4hc per lb, according to average.
BULK MEATS-Demand moderate, and the
tone of the market easy. Loose are quoted SIC
fer shoulders, 1lhallxc for clear rib sides, and
l1lz<c for clear sides per lb.
CurTON-The marker has been quiet and
rather weak for several days past. 1t closes
dull and heavy to-day, with a further decline
of &c per lb on all grades. Sales OF bales re;
ported at the Cotton Exchange. The Official
quotations are as follows: Ordinary, 8ke;
good ordinary, 10c; low mIddling, ike; md
ding, 12Ae; good mIddlmg, l3c; middiing
| far, 1s11:; far: l4Kc per lb.
WHISKY There is q quiet market and
steady at 81 OF per gallon. and sales at that
| figure to day Of 161 barrels.
| ALCOHOL-Market steady, with moderate
demand. and 9S per cent. above proof is worth
s2 14a2 Is per gallon.
| ASHES-There is not much doing, and the
market is unchanged We quote potash 4a416c,
and pearl HaSc per lb.
| BAGGING-Is in limited demand at previous
prices. We quote fax l214a for Id, l21sa
i2Ao for ~ lb, and 1sz aldo for ~ lib per yard.
| BAGS-There is o moderate demand for all
| kinds, and the market is steady at previous
prices. We quote gunnies, bu, lac; burlaps,
| bu, 18a14c, and cotton seamless, bu, 23a27c.
BARK--fhere is a fair demand, and the
market is frmer, with good to prime chestnut
oak selling at $l0ai2 per cord at the Landing.
| BEEoW Axis in moderate request at 2ba
27c per lb for prime sample, and an ample sup
| BEANS--The market is well supplied and
dull. They are quoted 81 10 for mediums, and
81 rs for choice navys per bu.
| BROOM UUkN-The market is quiet and
steady at previous prices 1t is worth Base for
common to good red brush; 6ha7hc for green
stalKpraid, and ssa9c for fancy green hurI, per
BRooMs-Tne market is very quiet, and
prices are somewhat easier. Common are
quoted 81 5Ua2: hurl 50 25a2 rs; shaker " 15a
: 8 IS, and steamboat $4a 4 IS per dozen.
BUTTER-The market remains quiet and
steady. The receipts have been liberal but
not excessive. The demand is chiefly local,
and for the best grades. There is very little
doing in inferior No material change in
prices We quote: Prime to choice 2ea3Jc
for u estern Reserve, and 25a27c for Central
and Southern Ohio; a2c more can be had for
extra selections. Medium grades are held at
20a22c, and common at l6aisc per lb
Il CANNED GOODS-The demand Is moderate
but steady, and we observe no change in
prices. We quote. Peaches, per dozen, 81 GOA
az To- pine apples 81 65al 80; strawberries, 81 7;
az; raspberries, g s5a IS; pears, 81 75a2 10
: So 25a3 50; green peas, 81 5Oa2 Is; condensed
milk. ~ 75a3 70; cove oysters, 81 loal 5oi toma
, toes. 81 l0a1 90.
is an easy market at l5al5Kc for star candles
, and l2a121Sc for common tallow.
1 'CIEESE-There is only moderate demand
and the market is steady at lS6al31ac for prime
| y choice factory per lb.
Il COFFEE-There is a steady and quiet mar.
| ket. We observe no change in prices. VIZ
quote: Rio 1919 a20c for inferior. 2la22c for me-
dium, and 22ha231sc for prime to choice pei
lib. Java is worth 33a35c per Id.
l 'COAL-Continues quiet and steady at pre-.
vious prices. 1t is worth per bu, afoat-51ac C f0
Ohio River, 6kc for Ashland, and SIC fol
Youghiogheny. 1t is delivered to consumer
RNI rIsoto DOL Acb
: land lOc, Musklngum, Hooking Valley anC
= Kanawha l0aHc, and oughIogheny 1lal2c PEI
, pu. Camel a1oat is quoted 16c and delivered
: at 20a22c. Anthracite is worth W 5Oa1o per toI
I'll COKE-Demand moderate and prices stead,
a as follows: s-house at yards oa10c, and 10i
lac delivered. per bu; city made at yards &c
: and delivered 9allc per bu; crushed at yard
II lc, and delivered l4c perl blu.
| CORDAGE-Ihere is steady market witt
n fair demand and prices unchanged. Manill
is worth 13%aI4Ac, Sisal 9alOc. and Jutt
, 9%a102<c per pound.
COOPERAGE-The market remains qui
e ct and steady. We quote as follows
/, Pork barrels, 65a7Oc; lard terces, e5a9Uc; fly
i tight hogsheads. 81 Goal 70, flour barrels. 23
: 25c; whisky barrels, IRON bound, 81 SUal Is
~ Observation-Disclosures ySS5 y KS is only oderat
: demand and the market is steady with II
t change in prices. We quote: Flour barre
J. poles, seas; tight do $l0a14, and hogshea
ltpoles $25aSO rough barrel staves. $3a1f
dressed do, S1Sa22; slack hogsheads do. $23
rs; tight do, $2Sa3O per 1000.
COTTON YARNS-The market is stead
E and there is q fair demand ana no materis
h. change. We quote: Pound yarns an
= carpet warp and wicking, 2lc; coiored war;
10 28c; coverlet yarn, 23c; twIne, 2Oa22c, an
le rope lsc per lb; No. bUO at l01sc, ana No. 81
70 at &c per doz.
. DRIED FRUITS-Domestic fruit is stead
with moderate demand at 1Uha1l5ac fc
peaches and 9alOhc for apples. Foreig
&, fruits are quiet at 25a26c for citron, 12alt
5r for ligs, Sa9c' for currant5, 7haSc for prnnt
per Id. Layer ralsins are quoted ~ 75aa w pc
Id IboX.
n EGGS-The receipts are liberal and ther
- is a fair demand and the marketls now stead
FEATHERS-The market is steady an
,r There is q moderate demand at 50a52c per
ar for prime and supply ample.
Fl SFfSH-There is a fair demand and the maj
,s ket is s'steauy at the following prices: No.
: mackerel, large, $26a2S; No. medium, $16a1'
a. NO. large, $i3 5Oaf4: No.. 2 medium, $i2al5 81
le mo. large, $lla12; No. medium, $40 Goal pc
n bril- sl0ai0 80 per case; Palermo do, $6a6 80 pe
y half brl; sardines, or boxes, $l5 6Oal6 per case
"a and codiish 5a6c per lib. 'i3 ~
III GREEN FRUIVS-Apples are in moderat
m demand, but firm, on aecountof the scareitJ
- They sell at $5 5Qa7 30 per bI for, good I
IF D ime, Cranberiies are in moderate feques
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