The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CIN-
CENNATH MARKET.

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CIN-
CHNNATH MARKET.
CINCINNATI, June 1S, 1882 p. NJ.
FLOuR-The market was quiet with little doing
beyond the usual consumptlve demand ana prices
have been weak, with slight downward tendency.
Wequote family 81 7595 90 for ordinary, and
ranging up TO So for fancy as to quality or Tepu-
tati0n. Extra is offering at 81 25l4 co. and super
fine So 6093 S5 per brl. Low grades are dull and
held nominally at 90 60@3 90 per brl. Rye -four
has a very moderate sale and is quoted S3@g3 rs
per BRIL- the latter for choice Northwestern. Spring
wheat -four is selling at s. 1095 IS for prime to
choice, and S4 S095 for inferior.
WHEAT-The market was quiet all the week,
but steady with moderate offerings. Choice lots
are quoted 81 O4@1 O5 per bu for white or amber;
prime red quoted 81 o., and fair to good 95c@sl
per bu. Some fine quality new amber sold at aue-
ton on Change to-day at 81 06
OATS-The market was very quiet with little
doing, except wnat was taken for local conslmp-
tion. Receipts large and prices rather easy Mixed
quoted 25@27c per bu for fair to prime. Prime
white quoted CSC per bu on track.
RYE--IIad u steady market. but the sales and
offerings were both light. Good to prime sample
is quoted at 53@55c per bu on arrival. No. 2 at Sc
157c per bu in elevator.
BARLEY-There is very little offering and not
enough selling to establish any reliable quotations
CORN-The market has been easy, with some
little falling off in prices since our last but is now
steady and offerings moderate. Mixed ear quoted
40c on track, held at Ale. Mixed shelled in ele-
vator at Al 6l42c per bu for No. q 39c on arrival
MESS P0RK-The market has been firm with
moderate demand and closes steady, with prime
city quoted at 81 so per brl
SUGAR-CURED MEATS-The demand is mod
crate and market firm. Hams are quoted 9(Q10c
for ordinary, and l01ac for choice per lb. shoul-
ders, quoted 5@51ac Breakfast bacon 7s4@S15c
per lb.
a firm market during the past week ana are steady
shoulders UIIOtp1 plpar
rib sides at 4g5]ac and clear sides held at sac
per lb loose. Packed held 1a@Ic more than loose.
BACON-Was IN moderate demand and the mar
ket rules firm. Shoulders are quoted 4.9095c, and
clear rib at 53495 S0c and clear sides at 646Sc per
lb. all packed
LARD-The market ruled firm during the week
and was fairly active and steady at the close with
only moderate offerings. Prime steam is quoted
63496.Soc per lb for current-make; winter team is
not selling, being held out of the market at about
7c per lb; Kettle leaf is iobbing slowly at TIC for
city and and 77s5s@s51ac @sIa for country per ID.
prices unchanged. Stock 1868 bales The fol-
lowing are the current official quotations Ordin-
ary 91ac, good ordinary 10c low middling 1054c,
mlddIng 1l4c, good middllng l1$4c, middling
fair l2Ac, and fair l2t4c per lb.
WHlSKY-The demand has been fair and the
market was firm and advanced 1c during the
week, closing steady and quiet at 81 04 per
AsHES-Had a moderate demand and steady
ash per lb.
BARK-Was firm under lighter receipts, and
but only moderate demand Selling at S10@11
per cord a1oat for prime to choice chestnut oak,
BAGS-The demand was light and the market
quiet with no material change in prices Quoted
12@l3c for burlaps, 14@15c for gunnies, and 20@
24c for seamless cotton sacks.
BAGG1NG-The market was dull but steady at
about previous prices. We quote flax bagging at
1OAc for 2-lb, 1O12c for 21Ss-lb, and 103lc for
214-lb per yard, jobbing sales.
BEANS-Were neglected and about nominal
The offerings moderate at 4O0$1 so for choice
navys 81 10@1 % for good to prime white and
75@90c per bu for inferior.
EEsWAX-Market dull but steady and ample
receipts at 2Sc per lb for prime yellow;
without essential change We quote: Common
81 5O@1 75 hurl So 2592 rs, Shaker 81 1903 90 and
steamboat $4D5 per dozen.
BROOM CORN-Moderately active market and
steady with light offerings. Selling as follows
Hurl at 5]4a612c green stalk braid at 5@51ac, and
red brush at 3113(141ac as to quality per lb.
'BUTTER-The market has undergone no ma
terial change since our last. The receipts were
generally liberal but not excessive and there was
an ample supply of all grades without anv actual
accumulation OF stocks The local retail demand
was sufficient to absorb about all the finest quail
ties offering. Creamery was selling at 1S@20c per
lb. Prime to choice dairy at 10@11c for Central
Ohio, and 12@13c for Western reserve, and l(02c
more obtained for single selected packages. Good
lots suitable for packing are closed out at 78c per
10. Common neld al 30g5c per 10.
BRAN, &C.-Bran was quiet and steady, sell
ing slowly at $40 so per ton. Shipstuffs neglected
and held at $ll 50@12 90 per ton. Middlings have
a moderate demand at Sl4@17 per ton all in bulk
on arrival.
CANDLEs-The demand is fair and the market
steady, with no change. Common tallow quoted
l01a@l1c and star candles 121a6113c per lb.
CHEESE-The market was dull and unchanged.
The supply is ample, and prime to choice factory
sells at 61a@7c per ID. Inferior quality merely
CoOPERs sTUFF-The demand was chiefly
for barrel staves and the market is generally quiet
but steady We quote; Flour barrel poles, $6@S;
tight barrel poles, $1o912; hogshead poles. 500
20: and hogshead slaves, $20@25 per 1000.
OOPERAGE-Demand was light and the mar
ket very quiet but prices remain steady. Wequote:
Flour barrels, 23@25c; pork barrels, 75@85c; lard
heads 81 1o@l 15; half hogsheads s5@9Oc; lard
kegs, SOC; iron-bound whisky barrels, S191 10;
slack half-barrels, so 50@2 IS per Dozen
COAL-Continues dull with liberal offerings at
The following owl prices YGughttogheny rs per bn
At elevator, and l091lc delivered Muskingum Val
ley, &c on cars, ana l0@11c delivered; Ohio Riv-
er, 5Ic at1oat, and Sc delivered; Kahawha River,
7c afoat, and S1a@10c delivered; Camden, 71a@
Sc; KanaWha camel, 166g17c per bu, and anthra-
ute S797 SO per ton. delivered.
COKE-Light demand, but steady, with liberal
offerings and prices steady and nominally un-
changed. quoted at yardS as folloWS: GaS-houSe
Sc city manufactured &c, crushed Sc per bu. De-
vered to consumers at &c in advance of these
figures.
CORDAGE-Had only limited demand but was
steady at previous prices. We quote Manila 1914
g13c, Sisal 10R91l114c, and jute 9@91ac per lb.
COTTON YARNS-Steady market and only mod
crate activity and quoted as follows: Batting 10
a1Sc; pound yarns, carpet warp ana wicking, 2Uc;
,overet yarn, pc; colored warp. 25c; twlne. i1i9
oOc: ropey 15@1Sc per Id; No. 50O 1Oc; No. 600
)c. and No 700, &c per dozen.
COFFEE-Moderato jobbing demand only, with
IN ample supply, and market quiet. Selling for
Rio at 20@22c for prime to choice, 19@l919c for
good, lSl181@c for medium. and 15@17c for infe-
rior, per lb. Java is quoted at M@27c per lb.
EGGS-Had steady market all the week with
moderate offerings and fair consumptive demand
dosing at 10@1O1ac per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FEATHERS-Prime live geese will bring 40c per
b on arrival, but the demand is only moderate
out with limited offerings
FISH-The market was dull but demand fair for
The season and firm. We quote: Mackerel, extra
ness S26(G27: No. l large do, S24@25: No.
shore do. S17 50@13: No. 2 large $40 50@11; No. 2
medium SO 50@l0; No. large 5000 3d. No. me.
lium $S6S so per brl, and half-barrels one-haf
hese prices, with 25c added extra for packages.
Lake herring, 50 5O@2 IS; whitefsh, 81 5O@5 per
nalf barrel; sardines. quarter boxes, $l3@l4 per
Ease; and Goldfish, 5@512c per ID.
FRUITS-Fair demand for lemons and market
amply supplied at $5 5O@6 90 per box. Oranges