The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-05
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NAFI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 3D. P. M.
FLOUR-There is a quiet market The de-
mand is chiefly for local consumption. Prices
are steady. Fancy grades range 70 G5a6 u per
brl. Family flour is worth S5a5 30, extra is
held at $4a4 40, superline at $3a3 SO, low grades
81 50a2 Is per brl. SDrlng wheat -four is quoted
$Ja5 10 per brl, according to quality the out
side figure being for choice Minnesota. Rye
oficheiCe Northwestern bring ia per brl.
WHEAI-The market is quiet and easy.
Prime to choice white is quoted IL O5al ~
per bu Good to prime red is worth 9jca$l w,
and inferior offered at 75aojc per bu.
OATS-Fair Gonsumptive demand. Moder-
ate offerings. Prime to choice White are
quoted 35a3Sc anu good sample sell at 32a39c
per bu. Inferior are quoted as low as 20c per
bu and dull.
BARLEY - The market is steady and quiet
with moderate receipts. Good to choice fall
ranges 75a90c per bu. Inferior dull and NOM
ina
RYE-Market quiet and steady. No. 2
is quoted b8l69c and No. 3 53a55c per bu..
Inferior sample 43a50c ON track.
CORN-There is not much doing to-day, but
the market Is steady. Good TO prime mixed
ear on track is quoted 44a46c per bu.. No. 3
mixed shelled is quote 4jc per bu IN elevator.
city is held at Sl5 75al6 per brl.
.LARD--The market Is quiet and easy ana
prime steam is quoted tss1a9Xc and current
make 91;ayhc per 10. City kettle is quoted
12al2Sc perib
BULK MEATS-Malket quiet. Shoulders
are quoted 62Ia61sc, clear RIB sides 7%a7Hc,
and clear sides SIC per Id, all loose.
.BACON-There is quiet market at 7Ha
and 94a9Xc for clear sides, all packed, per ID.
Sugar r-cured hams are quoted l4hal5Hc per lb,
canvased and packed.
COTTON Market quiet and steady. Prices
unchanged. Sales to-day 479 bales. We quote
the following official rates: Ordinary, SIC;
HlLr. II
ding, Ike; good middliug, 1lHc; Middlng
lair, 1870; fair, l3hc per pound.
ALCOHOLICS easier on account OF slight
decline in high Wines 1t is quoted 81 15a2 l6
per gallon for IS per cent. above proof
-ASHES-Thc demand continues light and
we quote 41ac per Id lor potash, and 71lc for
BARK-Is scarce and firm, with fair demand
at SIC per cord for prime chestnut oak.
BAGGING-The market is firm, and with
good demand we quote 2a2k Id max bagging
l2h a13c per lb for jobbing lots.
BAGS-The market is quiet and steady, with
no change in prices. Burlaps, bu, are worth
13Xa4c, and gunnies. 2 bu, 14al5c. Seamless
cotton sacks sell at 2Oa25c.
'BEANS-There is q quiet market, with mod
crate offerings, and white mediums are quoted
75a8yc per bu. .
BEESWAX-The market is steady with fair
demand, and prime is selling at 27a2ecper lib.
BROOM COKN-Bhere is Il limited demand
with liberal offerings and no material change
in prices. Fancy green hurl is quoteG 7aSc,
green stalk braid 6a6hc, and RED brush 8a5c
per lb.
ket remains steady with no change in prices.
We quote steamboat $4a5, Shaker $3a3 25. hurt
% 75a3 0O, and common 81 50a2 ~ per dozen.
BUTfER-There has been firm market
during the past week, and the higher grades
have been in good local demand with light re-
ceipts. Lower grades are in moderate request,
with ample offerings and steady. Extra
creamery is worth 3Oa8!c per lb. Prime to
choice dairy sells at 22a23c for Western Re-
serve, and 1Sa20c for Central Ohio per lb. We
quote medium 14al6c and common 12a13c per
pound.
CANDLES-The market is firm and prices q
little higher Common tallow are worth II Il a
I2c, and star candles 151lal6c per lb
CHEESE-There is steady though quiet
market and prime to choice factory sells at
SaYc per Id and moderate receipts.
UFF-Uhe market is frm with
a fan demand for barrel staves, but other ar
ticles are quiet. we quote: Flour barrel poles
seas, tight do $l2a15, and hogshead poles -$25
a3U; trough barrel slaves $l6a16. dressed do SlSa
~. slack hogshead do $25a2S.
COOPERAGE-There is firm market, with
q good demand and prices higher in some in
barrels, 30a36c; lara tierces, 81 1Oai 20; fly
tight hogsheads. 81 40al 50; whisky barrels,
iron Oound, 81 3Ual 81; ham tierces, 55a65c, and
slack half barrels. ~ 50a2 IS per dozen. Il
is steady market with little or no change.
The raUes afloat are 5a5hc for Ohio River,
6a61S c for Ashland. and SaSkc for YoughIo-
gheny per bu. We quote it delivered to con-
ana Muskingum l0c, Hooking Valley and
Kanawha 1Oallc, Youghiogheny lla12c and
camel 2Ja22c per bu. Anthracite coal is
worth SO 60al0 per ton. r.....
COKE Demand light at previous prices.
Gas-house is quoted &c, city made &c, and
crushed &c, at yards; delivered to consumers
at 2a3c more per bu. COnnellsVille is quoted
71sc ,afloat, and l0allc delivered.
COFFEE-Ihe market is firm under fair
and steady demand, and Rio Is worth leal9c
for common, 20a2lc for far to good and '22a
23c for prime to choice per Id.
CORDAGE-There is an improved demand,
and the market is steady. Ssal is worth wa
g%c, jute .91aalOAc, and MANILA l3Aal4Ac per
Dound.'
COTTON Y YARNS-The demand is moderate,
with a steady market and no material change.
We quote pound yarns and carpet warp
and Wicking 2Oc; colored warp, ETC; cov-
erlet yarn. 22c: tWlne, isa20c,4 and rope 16al7c
per lib; No. 5UO at lOc, and NO. 6OO at SIC per
DRIED FRUITS - Quiet and unchanged.
Domestic are worth 7aSc folfapples, and 9a10c
for peaches per tb. Foreign are held at 6a61sc
for Currants, oa9c for prunes 16al9c for figs and
25a26c for citron per lb. Layer ralsins are
quoted 81 25a2 90 per box.
EGGS-The market is firm with moderate
receipts, and fresh arrivals are selling at 15c
per dozen, with fair demand.
FISH-There is a moderate demand and
mackerel are little lower. We quote:
Mackerel, No. l large, S22 0Ua24 90; No. 1
medium. s14 OOa15 60; No. 2 large, $ll GOA
IL 90; No. 2 medium, $40 5Oall; No. large,
sl0 50a1; No. 8 medium, $S 50a9 per brl, and
half barrels one half these prices with 25c ex
traitor packages. White fish, IS 5Ua6 per half
barrel Sardines half boxes, $24a26; do quar-
so 50a16 per case, and Goldfish 5aSc
per Id. L.,..t ........,.. ....... t..f
FEATHERS-The market remains steady
and we quote prime live geese 50a5lc per lb,
and fair demand. ID. I I.....a-u u, .-,...#
GINSENG-There is fair demand, and
prime is worth 81 per lb. 5 r-,-...
GREEN FRUITS--Ihe market is dull for
apples, with liberal receipts, and good to
choice are quoted 75caS rs per brl i'll store; and
some inferior are offeringat soc perbu. Plums
are worth 81 50a1 rs per Du and fair demand
with ample offerings. There is a fair demand
for pears at S3 JUa4 30 per brl, and receipts
Iisht Lemons sell at 50 boa9 80 per box, the
latter fl cure for choice repacEed.
GUNPOW DER-Market quiet and steady.
Rifle pewter - WORTH IS TJa6 26, and mining
81 25as rs per keg. Z 5.t.lJ "a ~
HAI-The demand is far for the best ~ sHanHs a
wi III ample offerings nd mark Ell steady at s. la
al2 per ton, on arrival, for new No. | timothy.
Lower granes are dull aud offered at $IaI0
Der ton on arrival according to quality. About
q more is REQUIRED in store.
lIfsAIp- Rough Kentucky is quoted at s1l0a
~ per ton on arrival, and about So more in
ta MI Or nf.