The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-30
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 30-2 p. N.
BREADsTuFFS


The market has been steady the offering not
large but ample, and closing quiet with generaiiy
moderate demand. -,
Flour Fair eonsumptive demand for the local
trade. Family -four 81 5O@4s so with fancy ranging
up to So rs per BRIL- according to quality and repu-
tation of brand Extra held at 81 1904 30 per DR.,
and mode ate inquiry. Superine at " 200es 0
per BRIL- and neglected. Low grades at W 5ogz oU,
as TO quality, and dull Spring wheat hour sl 20
as 50 per brl, for good to choice Minnesota banas
and nominal for inferior. Rye -four at S5 lo@
IS per brl, the latter price for choice north"esF
ern. go, -
Barley has been quiet but firm with little com
ing in and quoted for fail at 8ot995c per bu tor
good to choice sample on arrival Spring ABOUT
10@l5c less than fall, but merely nominal
Oats have a moderate demand, but the Market
was firm and higher during the week anu now
steady at 26@27c for mixed, and 2S@2sc ior whiie
per bu for prime to choice.
Rye; The market was quiet with moderate ue
mand and ample receipts, and selling To-Day Nv
45c on track and held nj 55c in elevator ior No. Z.
SAMPLE will bring 5i956c for prime to choice on
track.
Corn The market has been fairly active ana
steady and ample receipts At the close selling
for mixed ear at 3SE6l40c, as to quality or ioca-
ton. Mixed shelled quoted at 31@3I2c ior ar
rival lots of No. 9 and held about lc higher IN eie
yalor. White corn scarce aud firm, and shellea
held at 429iSc for choice ON track, and l@2c more
in elevator
Wheat The market has been active and the re-
ctlpls CHOICE reu StlilllS touuS "s
Landing, and 9ic on track. Amber
Is selling at 93c for choice on Landing'
and quoted 90@92c for good to prime on track
White is held al 97@9Sc ior choice, 9o9s6c for NO;
2, and lot of drime red and white mixed s, 900
to day at 95c per bu Inferior sample lots selling
al 8jG4S7c per bu.
PROVISIONS
Lard has been fairly active, and market ratner
| weak, but closes steady. Current make al o4.g
SIC per ID, and held at the outside. Prime winter
steam at 55sc, and nominal
Mess pork has quiet and steady market ~ the
| close and quoted SSIS % per brl, cash.
| Bulk meats have had an easy market, put
close steady, with fair demand, and quoted ior
| loose shoulders at 3gS l0c; clear NIB at as594I2c
per lb. Clear sides nominal at nc per 10.
Bacon was quiet ana steady, shoulders quoted
| at SOa3 Soc clear rib at 5.O5@5.lOc, and clear
sides at 5.3Ac per lb, but generally held shade
more, Sugar-cured hams ut 9@l0c, as 10 average
or brand, and shoulders at 5bY5lsc per ID, Call
| vased ana packed.
COTTON.
The market has been firm through the week,
with light supply and prices advanced: IL closes
steady and quiet Stock estimated III TINS marker
1858 Dales; receipts 22 bales; shipments ll0 bales
Sales for the week reported at the Cotton TX
change ...... bales The following are the closing
official quotations Ordinary, l01ec; good ordinary,
1l9Ic; low mddling, l1s4c; middling, l2Isc good
mlddling, 1870; mlddling fair, lSs5sc; and fair
141sc per lb.
WHISKY.
The market was active and higher and sales
during the week at sl0G, but closing easier and
selling now at 81 O5 per gallon with fair demand
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark has had quiet and easy market. with
moderate supply, and prime chestnut oak is sell
at 50 509lO per cord aiioat;
Bags were steady, with only. moderate demand
and unchanged. We quote 4-bu barlaps at lO@
loHe 2bu gannies a. lS3@laes eotloa ssb seamless
Bagging has been rather active, and closes
firm. with fax selling at SAgS1ac for 2-lb, S54t
for 21s-lb. and &c tor 2l4-lb per yard, and aDou
1ac more for jobbng lots Jute about le "a hlghel
lhnn fax. Iron ties at 50 30 per bundle OF 3D..
Beeswax sells at 2Oc per lb for prime yellow
with fair demand and ample supply.
Beans have had dull market and about nom
inal at 81 so for choice nayys, and 81 0O@l 2o TO-
fair to prime per bu.
Broom corn was quiet and steady with limited
receipts, We quote red brush at 3@312c, rec
: tipped at S54(94c, greenstalk braid at 414g454c
hurl at 5@5l4c per pound.
steady at previous prices Common AT Sl ougl 10
hurl at 81 50@2 75 shaker al ~ 75@3, and steam
r boat at S3 50@4 per dozen
, Butter has been quiet and with no quotabl
change during the week, There is a continues
fair local trade in the best grades, but the deman
6 otherwise is light Packers are buying only mod
: erately. We quote l6glSc for prime to choic
, creamery and 20@21c for extra selections. Choic
1Hlivmlue al lItJlZ IOT keHJiui CiiiOi hiih 10y
l5c for Western Reserve the latter figure for sngl
nockapes of selections. Prime packing lots al va
q iOc, fair to good at 6@Sc, and inferior at Ago
per h. "
Candles were in moderate demand and the MAJ
ket ouiet aud steady, and common tallow selling
lO@llc and star candles al l2c perlb.
| Cheese has been in moderate demand an
] steady. The receipts are ample, and selling prim
: to choice factory at bA@6c per lb Inferior dul
: and not quoIable
market firm especially for slaves. We quote: Flou
: barrel poles at s6@7 .ight.barrel poles, Sl2@l4
\ hogshead do, $l5920; rough barrel staves Sll@1!
:; dressed do, slSY20, and hogshead stayes Sl69l
( per 1000.
a Cooperage The market has been steady an
Quiet, with no material change. We quote
Flour barrels 27@Soc; pork barrels, s5@9Oc; lar
ticrces, 81 05@l 10, ham tierces, 40@i5c; slac
s l 25: half hogshcads, 90cMSl; lard kegs 25@30'
ironbound whisky barrels, 81 0o@1 Is.
Coal has moderate demand, and the markt
steady and quiet with ample suppl.
!. Ohio River, 61a@7c for Ashland, 7@7hc fc
' Kanawha, and SC for Youghiosheny per bu: d.
livered to consumers at S9S12e ior ONO Rive
I. 9@lOc for Ashland, 1O9llc Hooking Vale!
r. Muskingum and kanawha l09 llc lot 1ougf
u iogbeny per bu, and camel al 15@l7c per bu.
Coke has a limited demand, and market stead
" at &c for gashouse, &c for city Manufactured an
= g. for crushed per bu al yards. Delivered to col
', sumers at &c more per bu.
IL Cordage has had moderate, steady demant
r, and unchanged. Jute at 9@91ac, Sisal at 1O@lO1
n and Manila at 12(9 i3c per lb
Cotton yarns, The market has been quiet b,
closes firm, with an upward tendenc
owing to the recent advance in the same matera
We quote: as follows Batting, 109l2c "a
sorted yarns, dc; warp 2lc; candewick, 20
y coyerlet yarn 23c; colored warp, 26c; twine, Is
zoe. rope lS@lgc per lb; No. 500s, 101lc; n
. GOO SIC; No. 100 SIC per dozen.
U, Eggs have been IN fair local demand and til
market quiet and steady, with closing sales
At fresh at l2c per dozen.
~ Feathers: The demand was fair and the mark
steady, with am le receipts. Prime live gee
| feathers sell at 42ta43c per Id.
" Fruits: Market well supplied with apples NJ
demand light at 75caSl 50 per brl for fair
a. choice. Grapes in ample supply and demar
fair and selling at 81 5093 90 for Ives, and Sia4
for Concords per stand Of bu. Peaches abun
" ant and active at 75c@Sl 50 per bu in boxes,
arrival, the latter figure for choice W rietit
Pears in fair demand and receipts ample, al
H. selling at s3 50d4 0O per brl loose for Bartlett
and 50c@&l higher for packed, and inferior at 81
az 90 per brl. Damascus rather scarce and fir
s. and fair demand at S5g6 per stand OF bu. LEI
ons in moderate request at S4d5 per box. Orang
!, scarce and nearly nominal at "a 56@o w per box.
NJ Fish had moderate demand, aud closing fir
at the following prices; Mackeral, extra me
n S25a26: No. l. large, s22@23; No. shore,
" oil 90; No. large, IS 5O@9; No. mediul
S7@7 so; No. 3 large, STg7 50; No. 3 mediul
S5q5 80 per brl, aud half-barrels one-hi
- these prices, with 25c extra for packages. La
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