The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-15
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. August 15-2P.


as 75, and patent process held as nigh as $s per
brl. Family is quoted 81 75a5 25, and only few
tavorite trade brands bring the latter figure.
Extra Is held at 50 S5a4 20. SuperGne is quoted
5. 7ja3 -, low grades ~ 25a2 80 per bril- Spring
wheat flour is ranging S6a5 10 per brl, the lat
ter figure for choice Minnesota. which is
scarce; and rye -four So 5Ja4 per brl.
WHEAT-Market quiet and easy. Prime to
choice white is worth 81 06a1 Is per bu, good
to prime red 95ca$1 Us, and fair sample offered
at SOaS5c per hu; Lower grades nominal.
OAIS-NO 2 held at 42c per bu in elevator
with light offerings. Fair local demand for
good to prime sample al 3Oa33c for mixed, ana
32a'5c for white per bu.
RYE-Is qulet and market rather easy. No.
in elevator is offered at D7a5Sc, and No. at Ole
per bu. Some No. sold at 5Oc. Rejected
offered as low as 45c per bu.
BARLL1-Is steady ana moderate offerings.
Good to choice fall is quoted eOa9Jc per bu.
NJ ESS PORK-The market is dull and weak.
Prime city kettle is quotet S18 per bIl, Dut it
has downward tendency, anu lutte or no de-
mahd ...-..
LARD The marke' is quiet. Prime steam
is quoted 0sSa1UNc per ID, and very little Of
at l2al25sc per Id and dull
CORN-Quiet and steady. No. in elevator
is quoted 4H46c per bu. Prime car on track is
worth Acc per bu.
BULK MEArS-There is uujet and easy
market. Shoulders are quoted 6Ta1c, clear rID
sides S?aas5sc, and clear sldes nominal at &c
per lb, loose.
BACON-Is quiet and market easy. Shoul-
ders quoted 77SaSc. clear RIB sides ned at o.,
ana clear sues l0hatO%c per lb, all packed.
sugar cured hams l4al41ac per Id.
COTTON The market is lirmer, with an ad-
vance of %aAc'on medium and lower grades.
sales to-day 2I8 bales ut the Cotton Exchange
We quote the following official rates: Ordi-
| gary, S55c; goou ordinary, SIC; low mIddling,
lO%c: III II ilIng, 94c; g0Ou mlddllng, 12kU;
mid ling tair, lSXc; fair, l4Ac per ID.
WHISKY There is good demand to-day
and the market is steady AZ 81 ~ per gallon,
and sales Of 5O4 brls.
ALCOHOL-Ihere is steady market, with
| moderate demand, and selling at ~ % per
gallon for 3, per cent. above proof.
| ASHES-Contiuue dun and unchanged. We
quote 1ac Tor pearl and Axe for potash per lb.
| BARk-Thcre is firm Market with limited
| offerings, and prime chestnut oak bark is
worth $l4al5 per cord, ahoat, and demand
| fair
| terial change. Seamless cotton sacks are
| quoted 20a2jc; gunnies, 2 bu, l4al5c; and bur-
| laps, 4 Du. l34aal4c.
BAGGlNG- There is weak market, with
| some dec iue i'll prices. We quote I2al21ac per
yard for 2a214 lb fax baggng.
| BEAN dull and nominal. White medi-
| ums are offered at 75aSOc per bu, and none other
on The market. ..t-.
BEESW AXIS steady and In moderate re-
quest at 27a2sU per lii for prime to choice.
BROOMS-M Market quiet, with moderate de-
| man! ana prices steady, Common are worth
81 50a2 81, huri 81 75a3. Shaker $3a3 2J, and
| steamboat $4a5 per dozen.
BROOM CUHN--IfieTo is dull market,
with free OFFERINGS and prices unchanged. We
quote 7aSc for iancy green miri. 6]aa7c for
green stalk BRAID. and Base for common 10 good
red brush per ID.
BUITER-lhe market his beea firm for the
higher ates, with light offerings, the re-
ceip.s being eDaraiiy damaged by the heat.
Lower grades aip aUunqa1t unt are not wanted
to any exyent.'and stocks OF such are accltmu
lating. Pfima 10 choice dairy sells at i5hGjc,
the latter figure for selected Western Reserve.
Fancy creamery is worth gSa3bc per ID, me-
dium is held at l3a14c, and common at l0al2c
per lib.
CANDLES-Are in moderate request but
steady, aud we quote 1116algc for common tai
low, and l5a164ac for star candles.
CHI EES E-The demand is light and the mar
ket is well supplied, and we quote T1saS56c'for
prime to choice factory.
CURDAGE-There is moderate demand at
previous prices We quote SAa94c for sisal,
9ka1UAc for jute, and l3J4al44c for manila,
per lib.
COFFEE - The demand is moderate and
chiefly for local consumption. Prices remain
steady, and we observe no material change.
Kio is selling at II Tka18Hc for common, l9a!Uc
for medium quality, and 2la22c for prime to
choice per lb. Java sells at 2SaS0c per ID.
COTTON YARNS-1here Is firm feeling
but the market is quiet and prices unchanged.
We quote the following JobbinErates: Pound
warns and carpet warp and wickmB, 2lc; col
ored warp, 2Sc: coyerlet yarn. ,23c: twme, 20
a22c, and rope l8c per Id; No. 5OO at lO1ac, ana
No. 600 at Sc per doz.
COAL-There is a steady though moderate
demand at previons prices. Ihe rates ahoat
are: SaS1.c for Youghlogheny, 7a7hc Tor ha-
nawha, 6a6Hc for Ashland, anu 6a5hc for
Ohio River, per bu. The following are the re-
tail prices delivered to consumers: Youghio-
gheny llal2c, Hooking Valley and Kanawna
l0allc. 'Muskingum and Ashland l0c, ami ohio
River Sc, per bu. Camel is worth l6c aaeat,
and 2ja22c delivered, per bu
steady. We quote it &c for gas-house, 7c Tor
city, and &c for crushed, per bu, at yards. and
2aSc more delivered. Connelsville is quoted
| 7Mc afoat and l0allc delivered.
COOPERAGE - The demand is generally
light, though there is fair inquiry for -four
barrels No material change in prices. We
quote: PORK barrels, 75a90c; lard tierces, 90ca
ST. fy-tight hogsheads. y 2Oal 40' hour par
reIs 23a25c; whisky barrels, iron bound. 81 20a
| ! 5U ham tierces, 55a65c, and slack half-bar-
rels 81 50a2 Is per dozen. .. t
| COOPERSTUFFS-Mar steady and quiet,
| and prices unchanged. We quote: Flour bar
poles $2Oa3O; rough barrel slaves $l2a15. dressed
| do $i6a20. slack hegsheads do t23a25.
| DRIED FRUITS-Demandl light for all kinds
at previous prices. Layer ralslns are quoted
| 50 25a2 90 per box. Prunes are worth 6a61Sc,
currants sayc, hgs 16alSc, ana cltron 25a26c per
lb. Dried apples are quoted Sa9c, and peaches
1Oa1lc per ID. -.-a.
| PGGS-There are liberal offerfngs, and the
demand is far for fresh at lOc per dozen.
| FEATHERS-Ample receipts and fair de-
mand at 50a5lc per lb for prime 1--we geese on
| arrival.
FIsH-There is firm market but no'change
| in prices. Demand fair We quote mack
erei, No. l large, 1924 0Oa26 20; No. l
medium. s14 00atb 10; No. large. Sl2 0oa
Il 20; No. medium, $1lall 50; No. large,
$40 50a1; No. medium, $9a9 so per brl, and
half barrels one half these prices, with 25e ex-
ira for packages. White lsn, So 5Ua6 per half
barrel. Sardines: half boxes, $24a26: do quar-
ter -boxes, SIS 50al6 per case, and goldfish, 6a6c
| per Id.
and fair demand at 81 per ID for prime
GUNPOWDER-Is quiet and steady and un :
changed. Rifle is worth 50 I5a6 20, and Dlast-
| ing powder S. 25a3 30 per keg.
GREEN FRUIfS-Apples are in moderate
request, and are freely offered az I6caN per
| brl for primo to choice in store We quote
lemons IS 5Ja9 80 per box and firm with fair
demand Oranges are nominal