The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
MATT MARKET.
C1NorNNArI, Dune e. P. M.

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE ClNC1N-
MATT MARKET. ..
CINonNArI. June Ga P. M.
FLOUR-rhere has been very quiet mar
| ket throughout the week. The demand has
been merely for local consumDtion. Prices
have had downward tendency on some
grades. Wequote fancy brands 50 l5a7 - per
brl, and patent process ranging up.to 2sas so
per bril- Family sells as low as 80, but 1avor-
ite brands are quoted as high as " 6Sa5 20 per
6rL Extra can be nad a. "a aos4 ~ per p9r. 9r..
are weak at ~ 85aS per bri. Spring wheat Hour
ranges Seas TO per brl, according TO quality.
and rye -four "a 25a4 G5. per brl for good to
| choice.
| WHEAT-The Market has continued dull
/ and easy all the past week. White is quoted
81 goal 35 for good to CHOICE, and is nearly nom.
prime red Is quoted S lsal iS far 70 5SSsc gG9so
per bu. Good to prime hill is quoted nominal
ly 81 15a1 25 per bu.
RYE--Is quiet to-day with light offerings
and Arm feeling. No. 2 is quoted 72a74c per
bu, the latter figure IN elevator. Good to prime
on track is held at 70a12c per bu, and inferior
lots at 6sa61c per bu.
CORN-There is an improved demand TO-
day, and market rather irregular. Mixed ear
is worth 42a45c per bu, and shelled sold at 44c
per bu on track.
4 oATs--Have been dull, and market weak
and dropping all the week. The demand has
eQualed Che offerings, which are only mod
crate. Good to prime sample lots on ARRIVAL
are quoted 30a32c for mixed, and 33a35c for
white. Inferior are offered at 25a2sc per bu:
BARLEY-Is nearly out of the market. Not
enough doing to establish quotations.
| MESS PORK-The market continues quiet
but with q firmer tone to-day, and prime city
is quoted $ls 25al8 90 per brl, and moderate de-
mand at the inside figure.
LARD--The market is quiet and steady at
101sc for prime steam and i2al2h<c for city ket-
BGLK MEATs-There is a quiet and steady
Market Shoulders UJIOtpd GZa6%C, Clear
rib sides sold at &c cash to. day. Clear sides
are held at W 1a91lc per lb, all loose.
BACON - Moderate demand and steady.
shoulders are quoted 7Ha7tc, clear rib sides
1OalOAc, and clear sides l0Kal0Ac per lb, all
packed. Sugar-oured hams are jObbing at 12!x
a1S1sc per lb, canvased anu packed.
| W WHISKY-Has been steady the entire week,
, with generallya fair demand, ana closed to-
day moderately active, with sales Of 1Bs bris
, at 81 VI per gallon.
CoITON-.rhe market has been very quiet
for several days past, with limited sales re-
ported at the Cotton Exchange. Prices have
been steady with firm feeling. Ordinary ad-
yanced nc per lib about the middle Of the week
The following are the closing. official quota
! tions Ordinary, Sc; good ordinary, VIZ; Tow
mIddling, l0Ac: mddine, 11Hc; good mid
ding, l2c; mid ling fair. 13c; fair, 14Hc pei
ID. Stock in the market, 1892 bales. Sales to-
day, I bales.
ALCOHOLIC steady and quiet We quote
it ~ l2a2 IA per gallon for IS per cent. above
! AsHEs-Demafd very moderate at Y,1c fol
i pearl and 4a4kc for potash per lb.
BAGGING-Is in limited demand but steady
Flax bagging is quoted l2c for 2 lb, 1910 fol
tx lb. and 13c for "a ID, per yard.
BARK-ls in moderate request and marke
4 steady. with ample receipts. and gooq to prime
chestnut oak is offered at $9a11 for old and St2s
I IA for new per cord, afoat.
q BAGS-Ihere is dull market, with M
i change in prices and liberal offerings. Seam
: = less cotton sacks are quoted 22a25c; burlaps
A hui q 40 rtInn " ha hu off
;. BEEoWAX-lhere is fair demand, ant
n prime sample is steady at Ea2Sc per ib.
e BEANS-Thete is Iutle or no demand, witt
offerings OF choice navys at 81 10 and medium
= at 90a95c per bu, and common at 25aT5G.
= BROOM 20 HN--Ihere is very quiet m ar
i ket, bat prices are steady and unchanged. Rel
j. brush is quoted 4a6c, green stalk braid w &c
| and fancy green hurl Sa9c per lb.
9 BROOMS-The market Is duh though stead,
!, at previous prices. We quote steamboat $4a5
Shaker $saS 50, hurl " 7sa3 rs, and comnaoi
J, | 81 50a2 90 per doz.
o mand for the best grades, with liberal oifer
ings. The lower grades are neglected, tn,
supply being still in excess Of the demand
n Prices have been easy duriag the week, ,.bu
with no material change though packers an,
1t shippers buy only At inside figures: Som
fancy creamery is held at esaz7c per Id. Prina
to choice butter Is quoted l0a20c for Wester
q 2a3c above these figures may be had for extr
/. iSelections OF single packages. Inferior grade
: are offered at fa13e perlb.
CANNED GOUDS-Demand only moderate
g Prices steady and unchanged as follows
Peaches, per doz, 81 90a2 rs; pine apples, 81 IS
d | 10; strawberries, 81 57a2 raspberfies, 81 "a
IL rs; pears, 81 75a2 5d; p1ums, $8 25a3 so; gree
/ peas, 81 5osa Is; condensed milk. e 7Sas W
ANDLES-There is light demand, but w
q observe no change. Common tallow are quote
. lszsi2e, ana star Candles l5al5Ke per u.
v CHEESE-AQuiet and steady, with prime G
- Icho npIpjh
n / .GORDAGE-Continues steady, but there is
limited demand at previous prices. Manila j
: quoted 13kaI4Ac, Jute ,9elaiokc, and sisa
0 COOPERAGE-The market isddn and nom
D ipally unchanged. The following are the cur
/. rent prices, for leading. articles in this line
| Pork barrels, 65aT0c; lard tierces, e5a95c; fly
tight hogsheads, 81 goal 40; flour barrels. 23
25c; whisky barrels. iron-bound, 81 SUal g.
i ham tierces, 45abOc, and slack half-barrels
e $2 50a7T5 per dOz.
COOPERSTUFFS-Th market Is steady bu
a very quiet, and we observe no Change in prices
We quote -four barrel poles at seas, tight d
= $1Oa14, and h0gshead poles S20aS0; rough barre
l slaves. $l3a16; dressed do, S1Sa22; slack hogs
4 heads do. $23aa5; tight do. $7sa80 per 4 200.
COFF EE-Demand moderate and chief
;, local, and prices steady. Rio is quoted 19a2O
= 4 for inferior, 2ia22c for medium, and 22xa231S
for prime to choice. Java is worth S2a33c pc
o lb. &.
ell COTTON YARNS-The demand is very mod
4 crate, but the market is steady and prices ar
!, 4 sustained. We quote: Pound yarns and carpe
= = warp andwicking, 2lc; colored warp, 2sc: GOV
9 erlet yarn, 23c: tw1ne, 20a29c, and rope 1Sc pc
lib: No. 500 at I0}sc, ana No. 600 at t0c per dOz
COAL-There has been no material change
and the market Continues quiet with an ampl,
4 supply. ONO River is worth &c, Ashland 6c
= = and Yeughioghehy qHc per bn, afoat Deliy
u cred to consumers 1t is quoted: Ohio River gc
q | Ashland 10c, Aiusklnguin, Hooking Valley an
tEanawha I0al1c, 10uahI0ghens Ha1se, an
JCaBnel 20a22c per bu
C0KE--There Is very little deing, and tn
!. imarket remains .qufet. We quote gas-heus
" coke &c at yards and Sc delivered; city manu-
J. faptured &c at yards and &c delivered; crushed
.s i8c at yards, and 1Uc'delIyered. per bu.
IA DRIED FRUlTS-DOmestie fruit Is in mod
X crate request, and we quote it 9a10Hc for ap
Piles and lal2hc for peaches per Id. Foreigl
fruits remain steady and quiet. Layer raIsin
are worth s3a8 10 per box; citron sha26c; Zig
3, i6al8c currants sa9c. and prnnes 6ka7c per 81
: EGGS-The market is quiet and steady, wit
Ill FIATHEsS--DeGana fair and marke
i steady. We quote prime aive geese feather
J. tOa52c per lib, ON arrival.
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