The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
" EEKLY REVIEW OF THE CICINNNAT
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1872 P. M.
BREApsTUFFs,

| Flour has been fairly active, but mostly for the
local trade Fancy brands sell at So 25@5 70, fam
lily at $4 60@5 per BRIL- according to quality or repu-
tation. Extra is quiet at "a 1904 35 Supcrfine
dullat 50 25@3 50 per bril- Low grades at s. 400
9 rs, and little demand. Spring wheat -four Is
held firm at S4 SOFAS 50, latter for fancy Minneso-
ta and rye at So logs 80 per brl, as to quality
Barley has not received much attention, and the
receipts were light with fail closing nominally at
S5@90c for prime sample and 7o@S0c for inferior
to good per bu. 49,.
receipts. No. selling at SIC to-day on track ana
offered at sic in elevator. Prime to choice sample
lots quoted 53@55c per bu on arrival.
Oats. The demand was fair, mostly LOT loSa. t
feeding purposes. New arr quoted at 2S@e2ie LOT
mixed, and 25@26c for white, on arrival. Choice
white scarce and held at 27c per bu .,,o
\ Wheat has been steady and demand active;
White quoted at 95@97c for prime to choice ana
the latter grade selling to-day at ssc delivered
Amber al 91@92c for No. on track and 9ic deMiiv- ely
cred. Red quoted at 92c for No. on track, 95c
delivered and 94,a95e for choice per bu. Inferior
i dull and down to soc, as to quality.
Corn has quiet but steady market, with falr
demand and ample receipts Mixed quoted at
4Oc for ear OH track and 39939lc for No. sneiieu
in elevator. White corn scarce and hfm at 42(gsoc
per bu for shelled track and ly2c more rstore
lots.
| PROVISIONS
Lard has been in fair demand and closing fmer
and somewhat higher. Current make az o3sc;;
prime winter steam at SIC, city kettle dull and
nominal at 61sg714c per lb.
Mess pork has had quiet and steady market
and is now firm and held at SIS 7559 w per prl,
and fair jobbing demand at inside hgure.
Bulk meats were in fair request, and the market
is firm. shoulders, loose quoted at 4u934oc,
clear rib at 4ssc, and clear sides held nominhly al
47sc per b .dor
ate iobbng demand and light offer ngs and the
market firm. Shoulders quoted at 494 loe clear
rib at 5}s@51c and clear sides at 5s@o12c per io'
all packed .,
Sugar-cured meats have fair consumptive de-
mand, and finn Hams at 9@10c, and some choice
brand and average held at more Shoulders at
5ls@533sc, breakfast bacon at 6}a@7c per Id, can
vased and packed.
The market has been very quiet all the week but
: firm and prices have Il slight upward tendency.
!; Sales at the Cotton Exchange reported Tor tne
week 537 bales. Shipments, 3s5 bales. Keceipls,
16 bales. Stock estimated at ,349 bales. We quote
the following official prices: Ordinary 97sc; good
' ordinary 103sc; low middling, l0}ac; middling,
lie; good middling, 1l14c; middling fair l274c;
!, fair, 1870 per lb.
has had firm market, with an advance of 1@2c
per gallon during the week. Selling at the close
u at 81 05 per gallon and fair demand
= MIscELLANEoUs
" Bark has had quiet firm market with ample
receipts and prime chestnut oak selling AZ Slo per
y cord on arrival
d Baggng was steady and the demand fair. Flax
l. sells at sz@9c for 2Ib 914c for 2lb, and 9c tor
> 2A-lb per yard, in small jobhing lots
Bugs were in moderate demand and the marke'
d quiet. Selling burlaps, 4-bu, at10@lORc gunnles
G: 2-bu, at 131a@l4c; cotton seamless at 2og2oc
d Woolbags at 30@37c each.
r. Beans have been steady and the demand light
and scarcely any on the market. Quoted nomn
ally at 81 50Qgl 60 for choice navvs, good TO prime
r at 81 15@el 3d. and inferior at 75(99Oc per bu.
u, Beeswax in fair request and firm, and prime
- yellow at 20c per lb
is Brooms were steady and quiet and un changed
= Common at 81 2591 Is, hurl at 81 25@2 IS, Shake
Z at S2 50Q3 and steamboat at So 5O(g4 per dozen
" " Broom corn firm with light supply and moderate
le demand and Ing at Sole for red brush, 44@
" 41c for greenstalk, and SIC for choice hurl, pc
pound.
n Butter has been firm and prices susta aned unde
C. rather moderate receipts, especially OF ule me
l. qualities, which were in good local demand. IN
C. packing demand is light. Inferior grades are dll
O. with excessive receipts. Creamery SELLING nj LOG
g, 1sc for choice and 20c for fancy Choiae dalfy
rt made at l@12c for Central Ohio and lj@iic l9
IN Western Reserve and 15c for extra selected pack
IS, ages Good to prime offered at sgloc per ID me
a dlum at 6M7c, and common at 4Gt5c per ID,
Candles were in moderate request and selln
on at 1la@l2c for star and lO@ll1c tor comon lalloV
20 candies per lb ,
a. Cordage has had moderate, steady deman'
y. w and unchanged Jute at 9a9ac. Sisal at lO@11t
y, and Manila at 12l@@l3c per ID.
y Cotton yarns were in fair demand and the mar
", ~ ket rules steady We quote: Batting, lo@l2c
~, ~. assorted yarns, 21c; ware 2lc candiewick 2oc
u eoverle yarn 23c: colored warp 26c; twine, lSG
NV NV 2oc; rope lS@19c per lb No. zoos, lO12c; NC
u, ,rs COOS 9Iac; No, zoos SIC perdozen.
lS lls CoAl has been quiet and the market stead
ny with good supply Sales ahoat: Ohio Rive
6@s615c, Ashland 7c Youghiogheny &c per bu. Dc
* livered to consumers at the following rates: ohi
ira River at SC, Ashland at 9glOc. Hooking Vallee
bc and Muskingum at lO9llc, kanawha ana lougl
ay iogheny Ut 10@l1c per bu. -, -
81 Coke has had quiet market with little de1nan
eg and held steady at for Gshouse &c for city maj
&C.; ufactured and &c for crushed per bu at yard
ear and 2c higher delivered 10 consumers.
ms: Coopers' stuff had firm market, with -, modera
'rn movement and rather light receipts we 9uot
ar -Four barrel poles s6697; tightbarrel poles Sl2@l
air hogshead do Sl5@2o; rough barrel slaves $l69l
led dressed do $17@19, and hogshead slaves, Sl6@
&c, per LOCO. -, ,.., 81.
III and no ouotable change We quote as follow
3D. Flour barrels 21@SCc; pork barrels, SSggoc' la
eW tierces 81 05@1 10; ham tierces, 4O@43c slat
q: hogshcads, $l91 10; fiytight hossheads, 81 70
,dv 25; half hogsheatd, 90cMSl lard Kegs, 2oQyou
ted iron bound whisky barrels. 81 05@1 ID.
on Eggs have been in ample supply and modera
ed demand, and the market closes steady at 9129l
old per Dozen
est. Feathers have quiet, steady market and Il
ed. receipts ample, and prime live geese selling
&c. Se Fish: s The demand is fair and mark
,ry, $25@26: No. /, large, $22@2S No. shore,
5c 5O@l6 No large, 8g@9 so; No. mediul
s7@7 80; No. large, 81 5o@S; No. . mediul
ero s550@6 per brl, and hafbarres one,hi
oou herring So 252 50 white fish, 81 50M4 IS per hi
~ ~ brl; sardnes quarter boxes, 81 5O@l3 per ca
UaS 'oS and Goldfish 41ag5c per lb Smoked herring 81
, ,''., . 35c per box.
= 90 Fruits Market steady for apples, but dull und
Ky large receipts at 75c@$l so per br as TO quail
395a, Grapes are in moderate supply and firm at $7f
,9g for Concords and $4a5 tor Ives per stand OF bl
W. Peaches in fair demand and receipts modera
; and selling at 75c@Sl 25 per bu, in boxes PEI
NY at S3q3 so per brl Tor Bartetts and 81 5O@2 for
ai, lerior Dam sons at $33 50 per stand OF bushe
w 1--WE Oranges scarce at 81 50W5 per box. Lemons
'tn' am ple supply at S4@g5 per box.
,s ac Hides were in moderate supply ana in fair
5oc' mand WeouoteGreen 6@7c, wet salted 719@
m ul drv salted Sail c,and flint 12914c per lb. She
sn' ',n pels, 75c@Sl each.
IN nn- Uay has had quiet and steady market, with
ia,r mlotehle change. Prime to choice timothy
eu selling at Sl4l5 per ton on arrival Fair to 20
luc M mixed al S12@13 per ton. Held at 81 more per
,iat In store.
ulet Hemp has been quiet and steady at previt
a2 o. prices. Rough Kentucky in light supply, quo
H., ~ at sl15ml2U per ton on arrival Fair Jobbns
tsr ,s mand for dressed at 7@1 single and SaS
Aeu' for double dressed per lb.
Hops were in moderate supply and the dema
fair ana firm at 1S@20c per lb for prime to che
Eastern. -, =.
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