The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. June l4-2 P. M.

CINCINNATI. June l4-2 P. NJ
BREADsTUFFs.
The market has been steady and quiet fol
breadstufis with some advance in prices anu tnt
Flour arm and good local trade. Family sell
ing at o. 20(a5 90 for ordinary trade brand and
IS 1906 10 for fancy as TO quality aIid reputation 10
for prime to choice Minnesota kye Hour IA
quoted at 50 1908 IS per brl Extra is quiet at
81 75d5 TO- Superine dull and held at S4@4 80.
Low grades at So 1898 GO per brl
Rye is firm and light ufftrings and moderate de-
mand. No. selling to-day at Gle in elevator.
Prime sample quoted at 60c on track and fair to
good at 67@5Sc. Inferior duh and nominal.
Wheat firm and fair milling demand. Receipts
moderate. Red sell ng to-day at 81 1414@1 Is for
Inferior duh and nominal. White will bring
about the same as red Amber quoted 81 1291 IA
Tor prime to choice and 81 O99l 10 ior good lots.
oorI' Market qulet the demand moderate and
liberal receipts. Mixed shelled selling at 3y@3015c
.or No. in elevator, and quoted 3sRc on arrival.
Nike, Mixed ear at iS1a939c per bu for prime track
WHite car at 12c, and white shelled at 45c er bu.
ielloW ear VIII sell at about the same as mixed.
PROVISIONS.
The provision market has been only moderately
ictve, but i coss firm and prices have mos ly
IN upward tendency.
Mess pork is steady and quoted at $40 259
10 5O per brl, cash. for prime city.
Lard Demand m dcrate and steady. Prime
winter steam not gu table. Currentmake steam
quoted a. G.l0@6l5c per lb City kettle dun,
Bulk meats steady and fair demand Shoulders,
loose, held at S0@Ss5 and bids shade less
clear RIB sides at 4.Y0a495c and clear sides at $40
Bacon quiet and steady Shoulders at 4l4da4 sOc
nlear rib at sec, and clear sides at 51sg544c per
lb all Cked.
Sugar-cured hams in fair demand for consump.
lion and quoted at 99101Rc and held at more for
chOlce, as IT, brand and average. Shoulders at 55z
95Ac per lb Breakfast bacon at 7g7s4c per ID,
eanyased and packed
The market has been quiet, and prices declined
nc during the week. closing steady Sales for the
week 439 bales. Receipts 67S bales. SHIPMENTS
l75S bales. Stock on hand 2225 bales The ffi-
sia prices at the close as follows: Ordinary Eszc,
good ordinary 12Ic, low middling 121zc, mid
ling l2Ac,. good middling l3c, middling fair
l324c, fair l454c per ID.
WHISKY.
The market was quiet and steady and with little
y no change. 1t closes with fair demand at
i OF per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS
.sagging has been quiet and steady with moder-
te demand and quoted for flax as follows: SIC
br 2lb &c for 21S-lb. and g4c for 214-lb per yard
Dr jobbng lots. Jute s'ls about 1c above these
Prices Iron ties at s2@2 Is per bundle.
d gs mas mad m odcrate demand and the mar
ret is steady. Burlaps quoted at 10@1lc 2-bu gun
i1es at l4Ec, cotton seamless at 19@24c. wooden
bags at 326s35c.
Bark had quiet market with ample offerings
md selling at S9d 10 per cord afOat
Beeswax is selling at zoe per ID for prime yel-
DIV, and the market well supplied and quiet.
Beans were in moderate jobbng demand and
ne market closes steady with limited supply
eho ce navys at 81 50Gl co. good to prime white at
l5@l 35, and inferior al 75@90c per bu.
Broom corn has been in fair demand and ample
npply. We quote red at 261215c red tipped at
E4@314c, green stalk braid at 3b@4c and hurl at
H4Y5c per pound
Brooms were n moderate demand and the mar
let steady and quiet We quote common at 81 p5
81 IS, hnrl at So 25d2 So Shaker at So 5Oa2 II
md steamboat at 81 25g4 per dozen.
Butter has been in ample supply the receipts of
III grades being liberal aud the market closes
Heady. The local demand continues fair for the
best grades and there is a moderate packing and
hlppIug demand. Creamery is selling at l5@1Sc
per per - Choice Western Reserve dairy quot d at
2@l3c and lOgllc for Central Ohio per h. Good
% prime at s@9c and medium at 6(g7c per Ib. |
Common offered at3@4c per Id.
Candles were in moderate demand and steady |
u hl0R@llc for common tlllow and llMgl214c for
Har candles per Id. Paratine at 2)(d2lc per lb
Cheese was quite and easy with moderate de-
nsI,d and ths m 4rkei well supplied with prime to
Cordage had moderate demand and the mar
fet was steady. We quote jute at SI30p0c, sisl at
NSlo9c, and Manila atl2g12l4c per ib.
lrate demand. We onote 1otr barrels, 250f |
lOc; pork barrels. 5oa55c; lard terces, 75M8Oc:
m% nam m% uerees 5o955c; slack hogs heads, a@l 10;
aay-tight hogSheads 81 25tgl 30; half hogsheads,
II ib@1 %. 'N'''
Coopers stuff was in moderate demand and re.
teipts light with 10 material change We |
quote Flour-barrel poles. S6@7 tight barrel |
poles, sl2al4; hogsheed poles. sl5@2O; rough
barrel slaves, sl2@l4; dressed 60, sl5@l7, and
hogshead slaves, Sl591S per 1000 ,saSsas,-,,.
Coal: Wholesale market duit ana nominal.
Only light consumptive defiand. Thesret1,il |
tes ss5gs ar as 1oll%ws lG%,,c ,eS Sse for
tingum, 100llc for kanawha and feifgfA6gheny
per bu and s6 5o@7 for anthracite per ton, deliv-
bred to consumers
Coke dull and prices without quotabe change.
Brushed at SC, city manufactured at 7c, and gas
house at &c per bu, at yards, and &c more deliv-
bred to consumers.
: market steady. We quote Batting, lO@l6c;
assorted yarns. 2lc; warp, 21c; wieking, 2Oc Gov
glet yarn 23c; colored warp. 2bc twine lS@
E0c: rope. ls6lac per lb No. 500, l0llc; No. Co., |
| NC; and No 500, SIC per dozen.
Eggs were in moderate demand and the market
quiet and easy. Fresh arrivals selling at l0a1lc
per Dozen
Feathers were I'm fair demand and the market
Iteady, and selling at Ale per lb for prime live
geese.
Fish: Market quiet and steady with light de-
mand and no material change We quote:
Mackerel, extra mess, S25@26: No. /, large, 4
t22@2S No: | shore SIS 5o@16; NO.
large. 500 30; No; 2 medium. $7@7 so; No. 8
large, 81 5O@8 No. medium, S5 i0@6 per bril- and
half-bare one-hali these prices. with . c extra
ior packages Lake herring, 81 2592 5O white fish,
"A 25Ga4 80 per half br; sardines, quarter boxes
BIZ 50Ql3 per case and Goldfish 41@@5c per ID.
Fruits: Apples have been dull aud steady and ,
quoted al S3ai brl for good to choice In store
GurrAnts dull at u I5092 per bu. Cherries at S3@4
per stand of bu, to quality. Raspberries at
"A 50@5 for red and Sitd4 50 for black per stand of
sbu GooseberreS Mt 81 2591 IS per blI. Oranges
sca ,ce and quiet al S5gi pr box. Lemons firm ut
F3 50Gp5 SO per box, as to quality.
Grease was in moderate request and quoted at
ks5Ac for white, 4h@434c for yellow and 4C9414c '
iOr brown per h.
Hay was firm and closing steady and quiet, with !
light receipts. Prime TO choice timothy sells at .
BIZ 5O@l3 SO per ton. in bales, on arrival Fair to
good mixed at Sl0@11 per ton. Inferior merely
nominal Held about 81 more in store.
Hides: Demand fair end the receipts light,
lind quoted as follows Green 5hCl5c wet {
lIalted G%@7c dry sa,ted sa1Oc and flint l2@l4c I
per lb Sheep pelts, 50c@S1 each. I
Hemp was quiet, win light offerings and the
market firm. We quote; Rough Kentucky at sg5
llO0 per ton on arrival. Single dressed hemp In
tore at 6A97c, and double ut 7Ag7]4c per lb 4
Hops in moderate demand and the market
teady and quiet Prime to choice Eastern at 8d :
DC per lb.
Iron was in moderate demand and the market Z
teady and quiet. We quote: Pig iron, four
ponhs' time charcoal h0tb ast Hanging Roc
o. l, S2l a22: No. O. $l0M20; mill SlSmlg: Ala. T
anna, No l. $l9120. Georgia and Tennessee No l. | =
1920; mill, Sl7@1S. Raw coal and coke-No l. I
8@l9: No ?. Sl6@1T; Hanging Rock car-wheels G
S@3O; Alabama car-wheels, S27l30: Georpia S
I'D Tennessee car-wneels. $2jd3O: Salisbury DO G
8@3S Old car-wheels. SlS@20 scrap-Wrought, :
s2Ac: charcoal. 3@3Ac Sheetiron, boiled, 39 l
&c: charcoal 4@515c. Russia, 14c per lb
Lead was in mo lerate demand and Quiet PIq
lad at 3h6ic bar lead 4l5@5c Sheet lead az g.
&c per lb in jobbine lots
Leather was in fair johbing demand and steady
e quot Oak sole, S0d32c; hemlock do 19a {
f: harness. 2std3!c; rough dc. .-2Sg25c; skirtng C