The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CI<CINSATL April l9-2 p. NJ.
BEEADsTUFFS

no quOtabe change IN prices. the local demand
continues goo but generally til" best qualit es
ami brands are called for. Spring wheat flour
sells mp to S4 so per bd for choice Minnesota, but
Rye fleur will bring " 70 i"r
per brl. Family is active ut 81 60@i ~ Tor oidl-
nary trade brands, ana held up Ia s. 10 fnr fancy
We quote 81 ln64 - for extra, S3 "1@3 ~ inr SUI
perfne, and s. 65G3 l6 Tor low grades, aec"rulis
10 Quality, per brl.
Wheat has been stenIy and fairly active with
not much offering, closing quiet Rcd Is qmnteI
Mt 81 Ol(al o. for choice and 81 04@l O3 for No.
ner bu. Amber at Sl6tl "a. as 10 quality. Mh te |
i sea &c and almost nominal for choice at IL Oog
I've was firm and quiet but q shade easy Mt the
close. Cho ce sample on arrival at 56g1Ir ana
good " prime at 53G54c. and inferior ht 4S95oc
per bu No. . in elevator at 56@56}ac per 6u.
Oats were in moderate request, rn efy for local
feeding purposes and receipts not arge, but sum
cient Choice white held at 33c, and good to prime
nj 3O6S2c per bu, on arrival. fHt 10 prime mixed
Mt 2T93Oc per bu. Inferior not quotable
Barley has had dull market and weak mostly
nominal Quoted for fall at 75@90c for fair tn
prime sample lois, and 50@60c for inferior Spring
at Zoe for prime, and down to 35c lor common pei
bushel
the close Mixed ear is Quoted 36@Tc per bll.
the latter for prime track; mixed sheled AT &c
for No. 2 on arr val, and 5732@3Sc in elevator No.
wnite at SOC per bu
PROVISIONS
Mess pork has been rather easy during the week,
but closes steady and the demand light, with city
aunted al Sl00ll0 25 per brl, cash, and held Tor
jobbing lots N the outside figure
Lard was quiet and weak with some little de-
cliuinp tendency this week, but closing steady,
with current make quoted at 5.s)c per ID. Prime
Steam scarce at 5.00c615.9 .95C per 10.
Bulk meats have had moderate demand, and
market weak at the close. Shoulders quoted at
.}EM3 4lc. clear b at 42c ana clear slues heiu ~
4.Glg 20 per ID, loose
Bacon was inactive and market closes ensy and
uuiet shoulders at 37s(9ic, clear rib at 5c, and
G ear sides al 5E,c per lb, all packed. Sugarcured
meats in moderate con. umplipe demand and
quoted bans ut S09C as to average on brand.
breakfast bacon nj 614G7Ac and shoulders at 5a
t9au, all canyascd and packed.
COTTON
has been firm all the week and prices advancing,
una the market rules steady and quiet ut the
clos The sales during the week al the Cotton
Exchange were G29 bales The receipts were 5,Dl4
biies. Shipmenls 7,'0i boleS. Stock 1893 bales
The official quotations at the e 0se ms follows
Ordinu 1910, cd ordinary lOhc low mid.
ding NE, mlddling ny, good mlddling llIsc,
nIiddling fair l2l.c fair l3}lc per lib.
WHISKY
The market was steady all the week, with MI
active mand At 81 o. per gallon, cl' sing easy
and 1c lower. and selling OH Change to-day III
81 VI per gallon
MlscHLLAHRous
| Bark has q moderate demand and the marker
steady and quiet aud sells aloat al Sll 81 per cord
| for ches nut OAK.
Basglrlg dun but steady. and no material change.
| We quote jute blggmg ut 0Ig4c per yard Tor and
2L-lD. flax nj l9lHc less. Iron ties al g CT bun
II ps have been Quiet with light demand and
| the inarket remains steady. We quote wu0en
bags at 3S135c. C. tOn seamless sacSs ut 2OGt2ic.
2-hu gunniGsn III l3%9ic a. bu burlap. Mt iOg lOl4c,
| Beeswax: Prime yellow s III iniT demand and
| the market steady. Ample offer ngs al 2lc per Id.
| Beans: The supply is not Ia ge but ample and
| there is u moderate demand wit jDbbins sales al
| nEs1 f.. ,nd
prime and 75dSjC for common per bu in store.
| Rrnn is quiet and easy with large offerings and
| selling at Sll 5D9l2 w per ton. ShipStuis quoted
at S12al2 5Oper ton ana dull. MludilIgs mod
| ernle demand and steady ut Sl39lj per tun nl III
| bulk on arrival.
Broom com; There is Il fair demand and the
| market firm but without material change and
supp'y moderate. Re is quoted 2t03r, US to quail
| w. Green stalk at 3%(9ic, anu hurl at a .@5c
per lb.
in rs mrpe und unchanged, We quote common at
81 li(gl n, hur ut y! 210f2 40. Shaker hl 81 5O9
) on, and steamboat at 81 5O@i 0O Ter dozen.
Butter The arrival, have Ueen large duri e the
week. aud the market under the increased supply
dull and heavy. and prices have hat u downward
tende cy, but closing steady. There is a Gontin-
ued fair demand for the finer qualities such as the
local retail trlde reuuics, Very light dcmaid for
all inferior lots we q,LotG ceaIheiy at 2o@ nc
Reserve und l2@l3c ior prime Central ONO
Exlia selection sell at lie uer ID hy the single
package. Good lots for packing offering at lO9iic
per lb. Medium grades quoted at &c, ana COM
mon down 10 4c ner lb
Cundles: The demand was moderate but steady
and unchanged. We quote star candles l29l3c
and common tallOw AT lO9@ lie per Id.
Cheese has moderate demand and steady.
Ample lerings and unchanged. Pine TO choice
tac.ory srllinj AT 7@7 Hc per 10. .,.,..
Co"Icrase has lmd a small demand but steady
rels 2l(aH0c; pork barrels, j09Ue; lard lierces.
7j@8Oc; ham tierees, 4Og i5ei slack hogsheads.
Sl@i TO- ny-tipirt hogshrads, 81 259l ~; half
hogsheads. Go@s5c: lard kegs. 25c; iron. bound
Coal II been steady but limited demand.
The rates are I've for ioughiosheny, &c for
Kanaw.u, G@6Hc for Ashlund, nnd 5g5}sc fog
and delivered to con, n,umes us follows: 5Cd9c for
Ohio River. 9ael0c for ashland, iO@lic for Mus.
kingum and HOcking Valley, and lD9llc for
kanawha and iouShiogneny, and iO@lsc for Can,
mel per bu.
Coke dull at previous prices Selling to con.
slmcrs delivered at l0c for crushed, Sc for city
lnanufaetu' I'd. and nc for gas-house per bu. and
about 2c less at yards.
Cotton yarns have been firm and the market
auiet but prices advanc ng with the raw material.
We quote: Batting, 9SlIc assorted yarns, l9c;
warp, l9c; wcking, lstt coverlet yarn, 2lc: col
ored warp. 2lc: twinc, l7@l9c; rope l5@l7c pei
lb; No. 500 9Nc: No. GOO, SIC; and No. 7OO 7>zc
per d. zen.
Cordage was in fair requeet and had a steady
market at about previous prices We quote Ma,
nil a at 1lH9l2c, sisal at 9>a9io4c, and jute al
SLl(a9c per Id.
Eggs have been in good supply and only a mod
crate demand, and the market rather cay. We
quote fresh arrivals at the close 9@9%c per doz
Feathers had quiet and steady market and
moderate 0.erlngs. Prime live geese sell ut 81 q
3Sc per lb.
Hay was steady and the demand fair only fol
( local consum tion. Selling for prime to choice
timothy at $lO@l1 per ton on arrival. Good
( mixed hay quoted at IS 50g9, common dun a,
, S7@S per ton. Held about s. mo e in store.
Hops have been steady and quiet. with liberal
4 offerings and selling for prime to choice Eastern
nt i0@t2c per lb.
Hemp was IN moderate demand and steady with
offerings Of rough Kentucky at S7jgIS per ton on
arrival and s. more IN store Dressed IN jobbng
lots ut 6ta6Ac for single and 6s497c for double
dressed per lb, In store
Iron has had steady market, with no material
change sine our last. and the demanI fair ri.
iron At q months time as io lnws; Charcoal hot
blaa Hanging Rock No. l. 81 d2l: No, . s19ap=U:
mill SiSalp: Alabama, No. l. $40 N: Georgia and
Tennessee No. l. sl9m2O: mill sl7a1s. Raw coal
and roke--N0. 1. e1S(a1p: No. 2. sl6@17; Hanging
Z Rock car-wheels. 81 ta30:. Alabama chr-whe Is,
s.7@SO; Georgia and Tennessee car-wheels