The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET. .H..

| NATL MARkETs .H.
CINCINNATI Dec. 1872 p. NJ.
7" FLOUR-The market has been firm all the
week, with fair demand, and prices have ad-
vanced. Fancy brands are quoted Sc 75a7 so.
Family flour sold at $6 2Oa6 30 per brl tO-day.
Extra is neld at s. 75a6 U0. Superfne is quoted
s5a5 30, and low grades $fa4 go per bril- Spring
wheat flour sold to-day as high as So 81 per
Drl for choice Minnesota, but ranges down to
S5 IS. Rye flour is worth "A l0a4 %, and buck
wheat flour s7a7 10 per brl for prime 20 choice.
CURN-The market is somewhat easy to-
day, and there is a fair demand for new ear,
with sales OF prime on track at 44a45c per bu.
5heled on arrival is quoted 45a4Bc per bu, anu
Iqulet.
RYE-Is quiet and firm at SOC in elevator for
No. 2, and 76aSJe Tor good to cholce sample ON
> track per bu.
OAfs-Have continued dull and heavy all
the week. with only moderate demand for
local consumption. Choice white are scarce
and held in elevator at 3Ia3Sc per bu. Good to
prime lots on arrival are worth 30a33c for
mixed. and 33a35c fof Whlte per bu. inferior
are merely nominal.
BARLEY-The market continues steady,
but it is quiet and only moderate demand.
Good to prime fall is quoted 90caS1 per bu,
and choice is held at 81 O5al OF per bu. Spring
is worth 55aG5c for good to prime, and ranges
down to soc Tor inferior per bu,
| WHEAT-lhe market has been firm and the
offerings are mOterate with fair demand for
best grades. White is quoted 81 SSal 45 for
latter scarce Red is worth 81 31al 4O for
choice, and 81 25al 35 for good to prime. Ia
ferlor red is quoted 81 15a1 20 per bu.
LARD-Ihere Is steady Market with fair
demand for prime steam, which is quoted roc
per ID. City kettle is worth l0lSa10kc per lb.
BULK MEATS-The demand is moderate,
and shoulders are quoted 5Ha6c, clear RIB sides
7TaSc, and clear slues S1laS24c per lb, for meats
ten TO fifteen days in salt, all loose, and mostly
held at the outside figure.
| BACON-lhere is nothing OF consequence
doing, and quoted nominally nc for shoulders,
9aa9Sc, for. clear rib sides, and lpalOAC for
clear sides, per lb, packed. Sugar-Cured hams
are held at l3al4Ac per lb, canyased and
packed. i'A'
MESS PORK-Continues quiet and steady at
Sl6al6 % per brl for prime city, spot, and gen
orally held at the latter figure.
GREEN MEATS-Are quiet and easy to-
day. Shoulders are quoted jAc, and buyers
offer 5 NC per lb. Clear rib sides are held at
:, 75sc per h. ana moderate demand at NJ less.
| Hams are worth 9Xa9Hc per Id, and Ii pound
| averages sold at the latter figure to-day.
| | CUFION-Ine market is steady and quiet.
SAFES to-day, ~ bales. Stock, l2,943 bales The
following are the quotations.: Ordinary 92c,
guod ordinary l0zc, low mddling llkc, mid
ding 1l1c, Oh mddlmg RAc, mlddling
fair 1855, fair 1870 per lb.
WHlSKY-There is fair demand to-day
and market steady at 81 06 per gallon.
| ALCOHOL-Cuntinues IN fair request and
steady, and we quote 1t " 1912 l2per gallon for
s, per cent.
ASHES-Afc in moderate demand at previ-
Gus prices. We quose 7hc for pearl and 47sc
for potash per lb.
| BAGGING-C Confines quiet and steady, with
no material change. We quote 2-lD fax Re
lax -lb l29kc, and 2k-lb l24M23$c per yard, il
jobbing lots,
I ket is firm, under limited offerings. and prime
) chestnut OAK is worth $22 per cord afIoat.
| BAGS-The demand is generally mo ierate,
though the market remains steady, with little
1 IN h,,,
worth 20a24c; gunnies, 2-bu, l4al5c, ana bur-
laps, 4-bu, l24al31sc.
BEE5W AXIS steady, and the demand is
fair, and prime yellow sells at &c per lD on
arrival,
Il BEANS-The market is firm for prime to
choice navys at 81 65al Is per bu. with fair
demand; and white mediums are worth 81 5Ua
60 per bu. Common are offered at $ial ~ per
bu.
| BROOM CORN-The demand is still light,
but the market is steady at previous prices.
We quote 2a4c for red brush, 4ha5c for green
stalk braid, and 5xa6c for green hurl per lib.
: BROOMS-The market remains quiet and
steady. Common are worth 81 50a2, hurl are
quoted $9Tja3 IS, Shaker seas 81. and steam
boat $4a5 per doz.
The receipts have been rather light for some
days past The best grades are in fair local
: demand. Lower grades are dull. Prime to
choice DAIRY is worth 19a22c, and selections
held at 23a2lc per ib. Extra creamery is scarce
|
and common l2al3c per Id.
| CANDLE5-Are in fair demand, and the
market is steady at l5al5Ac for star candles
and 1%ai27ac for common talloW.
? CIEESE-1he market is steady and prime
, prime to choice factory is worth l3a14c per lb
moderate demand.
CORD AGE-The demand is fair and market
firm, but no material change in prices. Manila
! Is worth 14Aal5Ac, Slsal lO4sallAc, ana Jute
l9ha1UAc per lb
COFFEE-Continues steady with moderate
demand and prices unchanged. We quote lisa
I9c for common Rio, 20a2l6s for fair to good,
and 22a23c for PRIME to choice per Id. Java
Is worth 2Sa30c per lb.
| COOPERAGE-Ther is good demand for
lard tlerces, which are higher, and pork bar
rels but other articles are quiet We quote:
Pork barrels, 81 26al 80: pork half barrels, sUa
S5c lara tierces, 81 70ai 75 whisky barrels, iron
bound, 81 40al 65; slack hogsheads. 81 40al j0;
ham tcrces, 55a6Oc; flour barrels. 4Oc; and
slack half-barrels, 50 5Ua2 rs nerdoZen.
COoPERsTUFF-Th demand is fair, and
the market is steady. We quote: Flour
barrel poles $Sa10, tight do $l5al8, hogs
head poles $25a4U, rough barrel slaves $l7al9,
dressed do $l9a22, slack hogshead slaves s2s
ago.
UOAL-Continues firm with fair demand and
, selling afioat, at 7a7hc for foughiogheny, ia
6Hc for Ashland, and 5a5Hc for ONO Elver
per bu. Delivered to consumers It IS quoted
| AS follows: Ohio River Sc, Ashland 1Jc, Kama
wha, Muskingum and Hooking Valley l0allc,
and Youghiogneny 10al1c per bu. We quote
Il 2Oa22c per bu for Camel, and SSa9 per ton for
Anthracite, delivered.
COKk-Ihe market continues firm with fair
demand. We quote &c for city manufactured
Sc for Gas -house. and sa9c for crushed per bu
at yards, and 2a3c more delivered TO con-
sumers. Connellsville is worth 1Oallc de-
COTTON Y YARNs-There is not much doing,
but the market is firm. We quote
Pound yarns. carpet warp and wick
ing. 100; colored warp, 26c: coverlet yarn, 2lc:
tWlne, i7al9c, and rope 16cper lib; No. 5U0 at
Ianc. ana No. GU at &c per dozen.
DKiED FRUlPo--Domestic is quiet and
steady at 31sa4kc for apples, and lOa2c fol
peaches. Foreign fruits are In fair demand,
and cltron is worth 22a25c, figs l?al4c, prunes
7Ia9c, and currants 7asc per ID. Layer raisins
Il arc worth SO l0a225 per box.
| EGGS-Are in moderate request, with liberal
receipts, and the market is steady at 25c pei
dozen for fresh.
| FEATHERS--There are large offerings and
i the dem and is moderate, ana prime live geese
| are selling at 48c per lib.
FISH-The market continues firm, with
a moderate demand, and no material change
IN prices. We quote: MackereL No.
| large, $22a24 co.; No. ! medium. Sl4 0Oa15 10
No. large, $IIail so; No. medium, $40 50
ali; No. 3 large, $40 50at1; No. medium,
IS 50a9 per brl, and half barrels one-half these
prices, with 25c. extra for packages. White
ish, IS 5Oa6 per half barrel. Sardines: nalf-
-, d. hox nalk