The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-13

season, in case line Is formed. His duties
would be to sign bills of lading, &c. We
understand that Mr. W. R. Shaw, late clerk
of the Golden Rule, is wanted to fill the
position.
The James D. Parker will clear for st.
Louis this evening with good start and
add largely below. .-
The Cons. Millar came in this morning
and will load next week for st. Louis.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sept 1s-2P. M.
BREADsTuFFs
The market has been fairly active and generally
steady and firm with ample receipts, and prices
undergone no material change.
-Four: The demand fair, chiefly for the local
C, nsumptve trade. Family sells at $4 506G4 75
per brl, and held up - Is lor fancy brands. as
10 quality or reputation. Extra has mod
crate inquiry al 81 lDa4 IS per brl. superline
is in light request aid offered at ~ 206g3 81 per
brl. Low gtades neglected ut 50 35dl2 80. rs to
quality per bill Rye -four elling partly at S3 15m
8 35 for good to choice Northwestern.
Barley has had quiet market, but steady, and
the receipts liberal but not large. We quote ia,l
at S5p95c per bushel for good to choice
Wheat has o firm market and fair demand. with
moderate receipts. Red is quoted at 9l@96c for
prime to choice. Amber at 9o@96e for choice, ga
9lc for good to prime, and down to SOC fonf,rior.
as to quality. White is quoted at 95Ge1c ior
good to prime, and held 2@3c more for choite.
which is scarce. Sales later to-day of choice red
and am Der at CSC. and white at 81 per bH.
Rye has a firm market and fair demand. No. 2
selling to-day at 54%2c per bu on track. Sample
quoted at 5iC fOr prime and 550G56C tUr choice on
arrival.
Corn quiet and steady. Mixed shelled quoted
S7a3sc the latter in elevator, and ear at 5Sa59r
on track as to quality. White shelled scarce and
quoted at 43@ tIc per bu.
Oats were quiet with moderate demand and
market steady. White are quoted at 25W26c r
goou to prime, and 27@2Sc for choice. Mixed at
25c for strictly prime, and 22a2le iVr ordinary to
good per bu on arrival Some No. 2 mixed sold
to-day at 26c. No. white sold to day at 2Sc and
choice held at 29c per bn.
Bacon has quiet, steady market and the offer
ings light. shoulders are quoted at 3.90c, clear
r b at 55sc, clear sides at 56Og5.65c per Id, all
| packed.
PROVISIONS.
| The market for provisions has been very quiet
the demand being moderate and offerings mostly
| light.
Mess pork; Steady and quiet with moderate
demand and quoted at IS 25@S % per brl, spot
| Bulk meats: Market steady and the demand
only moderate. Shoulders are quoted at SIC,
clear rib at Soc clear sides at 505Ooc per ID, all
loose.
Lard has moderate and steady demand, and
current make is quoted at 52ac per ID, and prime
winter steam at g. 1O@554c per w.
| Sugarcure meats are in fair demand and hrm.
| Hams at 9@l0Mc per lb as TO brand or average
Breakfast bacon al bi4971Sc Shoulders AT 51s@
5lac per ID, calvased and packed.
COTTON.
| The market was easier in the early part of the
week declined &c on Monday, but afterward re-
| covered and closes firm firm and steady. Receipts
for the week 1856 bales; shipments 49S bales. The
following are the official quotations at the elose OF
| business hours to-day: Ordinary l034c; good,
| 1/r. III Id Nd
mlddling, l214c; mddhns fair, l314c; and fair
l414c per lb.
The demand has been far and the market ruled
firm through the week, with closing sales at VI 05
per gallon.
| Park has been quiet, with moderate receipts, and
selling for prime chestnut oak at $6910 per cord
| ut the river.
Bag, have had steady, quiet market ,1,n and
2-bu gunnies at 14@l4Mc, cotton seamless at %
@25c and wool bags at 30@3Tc.
Baggng has fair demand, and the market
firm with jobbiug sales at &c tor Glib flax, 9Hc fol
higher than fax. Iron cotton ties selling at s2M
2 rs per bundle.
nominmlly unchanged, We quote cho ce nayys al
NJ 10, good to prime white at vi 2ol9l 40 ana Ill
ferioi at 90aa 81 per bu.
BeesWax HIS gu Ell market the demand being
liaht, and market steady, and PRIME yellow selling
at 2uC per lb
Broom corn was in moderate supply, and has 8
far demand and unchanged We quote: Rec
brush at 2l@0y3c, red tipped at 3@s3%c green-staL
braid at 4ig41ac, and hurl at 4A@5'4c per pound
Braoms were n moderate demand and steady
with no change III prices. Common sell at VI 3.
al 75 h,ir al s. 250l2 Is. Shaker at 81 5o@gS anC
steamboat Mt $3014 per dozen.
Butter: The receipts have been liberal. bat no
excessive, though there is some accumulation o
inferior grades which are dull and neayy. Tht
best qualities nave a continued TAR demand 1ol
the local trade and closed firm. Creamery sell!
at Zl@22c f'r extra select ons. and 1f92oc fo
prime to choice lots Choice dairy made at ll@
i2c for Central Ohio, and l30lic for Western Re
serve and held at 2@Sc more Tor single selected
packages. Prime lots for packing quoted at va
iOc. Fair to medium at 60Sc and common dul
at 4015c perlb
Candles have moderate demand and the mar
ket is steady and quiet We quote star at II t2@12c
tallow a. i0/a@llc per 10.
Cheese has been in fair demand and the marke
quiet ana firm with moderate receip.s ana closin!
al 7@71gc per Id for prime to choice factory.
C0operage has been in moderate equest witt
Flour barrels 27@s8c pork barrels, 9o09je; lar,
tielces, VI lO@l Is; ham tierces. 40@i5c; slcl
hogsheads, $l@l 10; Hy-tight hogsheads. vi l5@
/ rs; half hogsheadS, 90ca$l lard kegs, 3Oc
ir inbound whisky barrels 81 O5Qll H.
Coopers' stuff: The market was quiet and stead,
and the demand moderate with ample receipts
We quote: Flour barrel poles s6@S; sight barre
poles, $l20lt; hogshead do, $359 9: rough barre
slaves, S1 t6ll8 hogshead staves Sl6@1S per l,00u
Whileoak hosshead slaves scarce. ami Will sell a
$306G35.
Cordage has amoderate steady demand. and n
change in prices. Jute al 8L@9c ssal at 1916
!. lie, manila at l2@l3c per lb
s Coal Market quiet and steady, with moderat
receipts, and firm. Selling to consumers aeliyere
at y0l91@c for Ohio River, Zoe for Ashland, l0@ll
: for Hooking Valley. Kanawha and Moskingun
and 1l@l2c for Youghiogheny The rates ahoa
u mnaly at 8@9c for Youghiogheny, 7@7Mc fo
Kanawha, and g. ior Ohio River per Du. Anthra
p cite at " 50Gy6 per ton, delivered
Coke continues steady aud quiet, with little dc
mand and noulipally unchanged. Gas-house
quoted at &C. city manufactured at 7c, ard crushe
. at nc per bu at Yards. Delivered to consumer
at &c more per bu.
= Cotton yarns: The demand was fair and tn
l ma ket easy and quiee We quote: Batting, 100
: l2c; assorted yarns 2lc: war; 2lc; candlewici
20c coverlet yarn, 23c: colored warp. 26c: twint
lsaaoc. rope, lS@lgc per Id; No. 5O0. l01ac: NJ
e 600 91ac; No. 700 SIC per dozen.
r Eggs have been in fair demand and firm. wit
moderate receipts. ana fresh closing steadily 9