The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-09
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE cICINNHATl
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Aug. % p. M.

TO quality or reputation. Extra dull at 81 1904 50
superine at So 25a3 CO. Low grades ut 81 lOa
9 81 per brl. Rye Hour at s. lO@3 25, the latei
figure for choice Northwestern.
Barley has had equiet market and steady will,
limited offerings, and fall quoted at soc for No
per bu.
Rye has had quiet and easy market under
large receipts and limited demand. No is selling
! to-day al 5395ac spot
Corn has Oeen IN fair demand and the market
raiher easy and receipts large. MiYcd shelei
seling ut a9c for No on trHrk, and held about lC
more i'll elevator Mixed ear quoted at ilc for
PRIME on track. White ear sold at iOc to arrive,
hnd white shelled quoted Asa i4r per bu.
Oats were dun and somew hat weak md closing
lower Mixed at 25d27c and while at 2sW3Oc as
10 quhlity lor new. Some old white sold ut Soc
PEI bu III store for choice.
Wheat has been in good demand but the market
weak and prices had downward tendency, clr s.
Ing steady. No. red sold to-day at g2, OH land
ing and 92@9ic on track. Choice red held at 9i9
VIC ana scarce. Amoer quoted 9l6p92c for No. ..
Nillte selling at 95c for No. >, and held 2G3C more
Tor choice. Inferior lots dull down 10 SVc per bu
as 10 quality.
PROVISIONS
| Mess pork has been quiet and closing steady,
win prime city quoted al S. jOgS 75 and round
los hafh To sell Ht the inside figure
Lard was in far demand ann market rather
easy; Current makcqnot,d at 81 5s@512cper h. City
Kettle dull at Glq97c per lb.
Bulk meats were in fair jobhing demand and
| the market firm at the close. shoulders at Sac,
clear rib 44@i3Oc and clear sides al 412c per
Bacon WIS moderately active and stcady
shoulders at 4o clear rib at goa i05c ana clear
s'des at 5.s@?i4c per ID, all packed. sugarcrred
hams in fair jpbbing demand at 9G1Glac per h. rs
10 average. Breakfast bacon AT a(uTc. Shoulders
at o}s95l4c per Id, canvasei and packed.
COTTON.
| The market has been quiet and easy with de-
clhe at 2er during the week on all grades, but
steady stock l7lS bales. Receipts Al bales Ship-
m,ntS 81 bales. The official quotations are rs t l.
lows; Ordinary 9Hc; good Urinary. lO3Sc low
miudlin@s, lO'Ec; middlings, 1875; good mid
dlings, Il lsc; middling fair, l2Isc; lair, 1875
WHISKY
has had steady market and quiet, and closing
steady at 81 % per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BNgs have been in fair request and market
stady. Cotton seamless 2-bu, at 2OG25c gunnics
2,Dl' at &c burlaPS, 4-bu, at lO9lO19c and wool
=. .Ba2ging was steady and the demand moderntr
We quote: Flax at slI99c for 2-lb, 914c for 2lslb
and 91@@95se Tor 2htb per yard.
Beans Were stendy but the demand light Quot
Ell 1ld9 for INFERIOR 81 0Jml 30 for fair tO prime,
ana 81 30 for choice navys per bu.
Beeswax was in moderate demand and the mar
ket quiet ana steady at 20c per lb for prime yell
Brooms were quiet and steady ut previous
prices. We quote common at 81 l5@1 70, hurl ut
81 25n2 10, shaker at 81 jOdt3 and steamboat ut
S3 lOCa4 Dur dozen.
Broom corn is quiet and steady, with moderate
demand aud light receipts. Red brush at 343l8c, |
red tipped 334c green-stalk braid at 4@II2c, and
hutl NJ 50151ec per h.
Butter has had firm and quiet market The
receipts were hot so large and The offerings of best
qualities was moderate, with hdr local Consump-
tive demand. The packing demand is light
Creamery sells up to 29c for extra selections and
a. lh0glSc for prime 10 choice lots. Dairy-madr al
1lml2c Central Oho, and Boise for choice West
crn Reserve and nj jc rsngle selected packages.
Prime packing lots at 9Gl0c, fair to good at 6gSc,
ana common at 3gic per Id.
demand
and selling st adily at l0GllC i0r common talOw
and l2Gtl2laci1t star candles perlb.
Coopelase had quiet steady market and un-
changed; We, quote: Flour barrels 27g
30c; pork barrels, "5990C; lard tierccs, SOL Il:
ham tierCes, 4oGi5c; Slack hogsheadS, SlHl 10;
fy-tight hogshcads, 81 lO@l %; ha.f hOpsGcadS
9jgmsl; lard Kegs, 21@1Ji II Inbound WHISKY bar
relsSl 054Il Ii.
Cooper,' stuff in moderate demand and the mar
kct steady, We quote: Four barrel poles Sjm7; |
tight barrel poles, Sl2ml4; hogshcad do. $ljm2O;
rough barrel slaves, 81 @lj; dressed do Sl2@l7, |
ana hogshead slaves, Sl5@l7 per LOCO.
Coal: Market was lower, under large receipts, |
and demand light Ahoat at Sc for Youghin-
gheny, 7c for A.hland and &c for Ohio X yer, per
bu. Delivered to consumers as follows: Youghio,
gheny lO@llc, kanuwha lO@iIc, Muskingum and
Hooking Valley lOc, Ashland 991Oc, and OHIO
River S@9c per bu.
Coke IS in llghr demand and steady at previous
prices Gas-hGuse &C. city manufactured 7c |
ushed SC per bu at yards, and &c more delivered |
Cofdage was quiet with moderate demand |
Manila At l-Sljc, sisal at lO129llc, and Jute at
S12@9l per 10.
Cotton yarns had quiet market, with little
doing, but steady We quote: Batting |
10@l6c pound yarns pic; carpet warr-white
Id; fun wclghtd zen yarns, No. 1905 ne: No. |
COOS, lOl4c: No 600, 0}4c. and No. ZOOS &c per
dozen cotton rope, lI@l9c; twine, lSg20C ana |
caudIewick, 20C per 10.
Eggs have been in moderate supply and fair
demand for the local market and steady, at lUc !
per dozen for fresh.
Feathers have been in fair demand and the |
market well supplied and steady at ll@42c per b |
for prime live geese.
Fruits: Apples have been in large supply and
the demand light at Slgl So per brl for good to
choice. Grapes were in good supply and Aiir de
mHnd and selling at S. 5000 50 for CoucOlds and |
S. 0Om4 for Ives per stand OF bushels Peaches
selling at Sl@l 90 per bu in boxes with liberal
receipts and ood demand. Pears at 81 jOa4 30
for Bartlett's and s. 5Ota2 for common per b!l.
Damsons selling al 81 5000 PER stand of . bushels
Fish is sLe0dy with moderate demand ana
no chance. We quote: Mackcrel, extra mess.
s25@2d; No. l. large. s22923;No. l shore SIS
50@l6; No. large, 5000 80; No. medium,
s7g7 so; No. large s. 5O@s; No. . medium,
S. O96 per brl, and hulf-banes one-hali
herring 81 25a2 50; white fish, 81 5Ou4 Is per half
bril- sartlnes quarter boxes Sl2 jUltl3 per case,
and goldfish Iqyoc per Id. smoked herring, 500
35C per box.
tieae was in moderate demand and steady,
White 5@l14c yellow 41a@434c, and brown 4g414c
per ID.
Hay has been firm, with light receipts, and the
demand fair. We quote: Pr me to choice timothy
at SiMl5 and goOQ mixed at ST. j0@l5 per ton,
in bAlcs on arrival.
Hides were in moderate demand and the
market steady with moderate receipts We euunte:
Green 6g7c wet salted 7latgSc dry salted 9alIc,
All! flint l2Sl4c per lb Sheep pelLs, 7jcgSi
each.
Hemp hrs had good ma ket. with no material
change Rough Kentucky is in moderate sup
ply ut Slledll5 per ten on arrival. Dressed lob |
png at 8ss!+c for double, and 7G715c for single
IL --'ed per Id in store.
Hops: The market is firm. with moderate offer
ngs, and prime to choice Eastern qu ted at l5a
lSr per ID and held higher. Nothing doing in
Western.
hon has been quiet and firm, with moderate de-
mand and no quotable change. The follow
ing are the cnrrent prices, with pig IRON at
four mon hs' time: CharOal hOt-b asst Hanging
RCck. No. 1. S2lT22; No. q S106t2O: mill, slSdlg:
4 labama No. 1.sl9G20: Georgia and Tennessee No
l. $1,000: mill. Sl791S. Raw coal and coke-No. l.
fl8M19; No. 2, SlG@7; Hanging Rock car-wheels
S2Su30 Alabama carwheclS, S27U30: Georgia
and Tennessee car-wneels S25m3O: Salisbury do,
t36m3S. Old car-wheels, Sl8@20 Scrap-Wrollght
30rm 81 cast 5O@GOc per cwt. Bar-iron--Boled
zG2L4c charcoal 3g314c. Sheetiron, boiled, 80
&c: charcoal ig5I9c. Russia llc per ID.
Lend was IN moderate demand and market
'trahv and selling, pig at 415@5c and bar at ~