The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-07
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Zip. M.

The demand is merely local. Fancy brands
sell at 50 25a7 co.. Family is quoted $5 60a5 So.
81 25a4 70. Low grades s. 25a3 Is per brl.
Spring wheat flour is quoted So 50a6 o. Rye
flour So S5a4 3O Buckwheat flour So 5Oa7 so.
WHEAr-Quiet ana steady. Red is quoted
| 81 15a1 % for fair to prime. Prime to choice
white Is held at 81 3Oal 35 per bu. Inferior
grades are dull and nominal.
| CORN-Is firm with fair demand, New ear
| is selling at CSC To-day on track Tor prime.
Prime old mixed ear is quoted 49a50c per bu on
track, and No. shellel ID elevator held at
| SOC Der bu and scarce.
KYE--Steady and quiet No. AIN elevator is
| held at 6Sa69c per bu. Good to prime sample
is quoted 03a67c per bu. Inferior nOml nal az
5Sa6)c per bu.
OATS-Market very quiet, with liberal re-
ceipts Good to prime white are quoted 34a37c
per bu, and choice are held at 3Sa40c per bu.
Mixed are quoted 3Oa34c for good to prime, and
2ja23c for inferior.
BARLEY-The market is inactive but
steady. Good to choice fall is qNoted $1a1 10
per bu, Western spring is offered at 75aS5c for
good to prime, and down as low as 4Uc for in
ferior.
MESS PORK-The market is firm and quiet
at SIG SO per brl Tor prime city mess.
LARD-Ehe market is firm, anu moderate
demand for prime steam at CSC per lb. Ket-
tie is quoted l0a1OHc per lb.
GREEN -MEATS-Ihe market is quiet.
We quote shoulders 5kc, clear rib sides 7Xa
71ac, and hams are held at 95Sa9Zc pen Id.
BAUON-Very little doing to day, and the
market is steady. Shoulders are quoted ~
7J6c, clear RIB sides S'4aS'S", and clear Sues
held at aMc per Id, PACKED. Sugar-cured
hams are jobbng at l4al5c per Id per lb.
BULK MEAIS-Quiet aud steady. Shoul-
ders are worth 6Sa6%c, clear rib sides 71SaSc,
and clear sides ShaS2Sc per lb, loose.
COrIUN-The market is firm to-day at pre-
vious prices. The following are the Cotton
Exchange offici al rates: Ordinary, Sc; good
ordinary, 100: low niidlIng. l0Ac: mludllnl i,
llhc: good midtiIng, 1lHc; nldIhng falr,
llAc; falr, l2Mc per ID.
WtIISKi-The demand is rair and market
steaGy at 81 OS per gallon.
ALCOHOL-The demand is moderate. and
the market remains steady aC p 15a2 I6 per
gallon for 81 proof.
ASHES-Ths demand is light at 1sc for pearl,
and 4he for potash per 10.
BARK-COntinueS firm for prime chestnut
oak, with light offerings at $40 per cord, atioal
BAGS-There is q moderate demand at pre-
viOus prices. Seamless cotton sacks are worth
2Oa25c, 2-bu gunnies sell at l4al5c. and 4-bu
burlaps at 13al4c.
BAGGING = Continues firm, with fair de-
mand, and we quote flax bagging, 2-lD, liza
l1Ac, w -lD 121aal2Ac, and 2]x-lb l2& al23zc
per yard in jobDing lots.
BEANS-The market is firm and the demand
is fair and only moderate offerings. Good to
choice white navy are worth 81 25al rs per bu
in store, and common offered at 90caSl per bu.
BEESWAX-Moderat demand and steady
at 27a2Sc per ID for prime to choice.
BROOMS-There is a moderate demand
and no change. Common are worth 81 T5a2,
hurl 81 75a3, Shaker $Sa3 25, and $4a5 for steam
boat, per dozen.
Broom CURN-The market continues quiet
aud easy with liberal receipts. Red brush is
offered at 2a41sc per lD, according to quality.
Green stalk braid is quoted 5a5ac, and green
hurl 6a6Sc per Id.
BUTrER--The market has been quiet and
easy throughout the past week. The demand
10 tfnlN in IaI fhn
best grades are required, and these are in
ample supply. The lower grades are dull, the
offerings largely exceeding the sales, anu
stocks Of such continue to accumulate. Extra
creamery is quoted 28a30c per Ill., choice dairy
is worth l9as0c and prime d. is quoted 17alSc
per lb. Medium is held az 14al5c, and common
at 12a13c per lb.
+ CANDLES-Are in fair demand and steady,
and we quote star candles l5hal6c, and COM
mon talow 11Sal2c per lb
CHEESE-Thereis a moderate demand for
prime to choice factory at 12hal3Isc per lb,
and liberal offerings.
CORDAGE-Ihere is not much demand, but
the market remains steady, and we continue
to quote 14Kaf5Hc for MANILA, 10%al114c for
sisai, and 9ha1U1de for jate per ib.
4 CUFFEE-Is in moderate demand and mar
ket steady. We quote Rio lSal9e for common,
20a21c for fair to good, and 22a23c for prime
to choice' per lb. Javais selling at 2Sa30c per
lb.
COOPERAGE-RemaiR steady and quiet,
with Moderate though ample offerings. We
quote: Pork barrels, STAT 10: pork half bar
rels, 6Ja7Uc; lara tierces, 81 l5at 25; whisky
barrels, iron-bound, 81 40al 65; slack hogs
heads. 81 40al SO; ham tierees, 55a6Jc; flour
barrels. 40c, and slack half-bafrcls 81 50a2 Is
per dozen. , .-
CoOPERSTUFF-The receipts are limited
and the demand is moderate with a steady
market at previous prices. We quote -four
barrel poles SSa10, tight do $15a18, hogshead
poles $35a4O, rough barrel slaves $lSa20, dressed
do $2Oa23, slack hogshead slaves S2Sa30.
COAL-rhere is firm though quiet market,
aud rates unchanged. We quote Uno River g.,
Ashland 7a71Sc, and 1ougniogheny &c per bu,
afoat. The rates delivered to consumers are
9al0c for Ohio River, 10a1fc for Ashland ana
Muskingum, I0alle for Hooking Valley and
Kanawha, and Ilal2c for Youghiogheny per
bu. Camel coal sells at l6s per bu ahoat. aud
2Oas2c delivered.
COKE-Ehe demand is moderate with
steady market and no change in prices. We
quote &c per bu at yards tor gas-house and city
mate, &c at yards for crushed, and sa3e more
per bu delivered to consumers. Gonnellsvilie
is worth 71sc ahoat amt l0.l1io delivered per
basheL
COTTON YARNS-There is a steady though
quiet market and we observe no change. We
ouote: Pound yarns, carpet warp and wick
in1, 19c; colored warp, ,26c: coverlet yarn. 2lc:
twlne, i7al9c, and rope l6c per lb: No. 5OO at
9kc. and No. 6OU at Sc per dozen.
DRIED FIUIES-Tnere is q fair demand for
domestic at 5a6e for apples and Hhal2kc for
peaches Foreign are in light demand, though