The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 14-a P. M,


FLOUR-The market has rema med quiet
all the past week, with only a moderate de-
mand, but it is steady, with no material
change. Fancy brands are quoted s6aT per brl,
family flour is worth IS 5Oa1 Is per brl, extra
is held at $5a5 IS, superfne ranges "a 25a4 70,
wheat flour is quoted S. 25a6, and rye -four
So S5a4 S5 per brl, according to quality and
reputation Of brand. BuckWheaI -four Is
worth S7a775 per brl.
week and the market is generally easy.
White is quoted 81 23al 80 for good to prime.
Red is worth 81 1fa1 q for prime to choice,
and 81 1Oal Is for fair to good. Lower grades
are merely nominal.
RYE--Is quiet and steady. No. in elevator
is worth 6satec, and good to prime sample on
track Is he'd at 64a67c per bu. Inferior is
quoted 6JaG2c and dull.
CORN-Has been firm this week with an ad-
vance in prices, and the market closes steady
to-day, with sales of prime new ear at 42c per
bu on track, and mixed shelled at 44c per bu
to arrive. Old corn is scarce, and prime mixed
ear Is held at 5la52c on track, AMI No. shelled
in elevator at SIC per bu.
OATS-There has been only limited local
consumptive demand, and the market is quiet
though it has ruled steady all the week, with
little or no change. Mixed are quoted 3Ja33c,
and white Aa57c per bu for good to prime. In
ferior nominal at S25a26c per bu. No choice
white offering, but would bring 38a40c per bu.
BARLEY-Is quiet, with light demand aud
limite,, offerings. Good to choice fall is quoted
Slu1 10 per bu No. 2 Canada is worth ii 0Sa
i 10, and scarce. Western spring is irregular,
anu ranges 40a75c per bu for common to good,
MESS PORK-4he market is quiet and firm,
and prime new mess city packed is held at Sl6a
I6 25 per brl. The supply of old mess is about
exhausted, and it is nominal.
LARD-1ne market is firm, with fair de-
mand for prime steam, which is quoted 9Xa
9gtc per lb Kettle is held at 10JSal05Se per Id.
BULK MEATS-Th demand is moderate
but the market is firm. Shoulders are quoted
HaGAc, clear rib SHaSkc, and clear sides 81 IA
SIC per lb for new meats, all loose. Old clear
rio are held at 8AasHc per lb.
BACON-Quiet and firm. Shoulders are held
at 71aa7%c, clear rib sides at exc, and clear
sides 91fa9kc per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured
hams are jObbing at l4ai5c per Id.
GREEN MEArS-Are dull on account of
the unfavorable weather. Shoulders are nom- :
inally quoted 5Ka5X per lb, ana clear rib sides
7ha7Xc; hams are quoted 9110e, according to
average, per lb.
UUIlUN--The market is weak and demand
light. Sales to-day l2l bales. Stock 9,5l5 bales.
9Hc; good ordinary. l0xc; low mIndling. Ike:
III DUN e, ll%c; good middllng, 12;; middl. .ng
talr, 1910; fatr, l3kc per Id.
WuISKl-Therc is a moderate demand to-
day, with sales Of l5s brls at 81 Ut per gallon.
ALCOHOLICS quiet and lower in sympathy
with low wines. We quote it p 12a2 Ia per
gallon for 83 per cent. above proof.
ASHES - Moderate demand and steady.
Pearlash is worth 1hc and potash axe per Id.
BAGGING - There is moderate demand
and an easy market. Flax bagging is jobDing
at l2Ac for Zip, 2Ic for TX -lb, and l2hc for
az lib per yard
BAGS-ihe demand continues light, market
steady and no material cha ge in Prices. Bur-
laps, 4-bu. are quoted 1Sal4c. Gupntes 2-bu,