The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. October Pa 2. M.

FLOUR-The market has beon 1irm the early
part Of the week, with an advance in prices
| There has been a fair demand, and all grades
remain t.ady. Fancy brands are quoted $6 q
az 70 per brl, family flour is quoted IS 85a6 /
extrais worth So 4Oa5 ~, superine is held a
81 5oa4 80, low grades SO 5Ja4 per brl. Spring
wheat flour ranges So 5Ja6 70, according tc
| quality and reputation of brand. Rye flour is
Quiet at 81 95a4 30, and buckweat is in moder-
ate demand at So 5Oa7 % per brl.
| OAPS--Ehe market is quiet and steady, with
| liberal offerings and moderate local de-
maud. Mixed are quoted 32I34e Tor good to
prime, ana 2Sl30c for Inferior. Good to prime
| white are quoted 35o37c, and choice 3Sa39c
per Du.
| steady. Mixed is quoted 47a46c for prime ear
on track and held at 4Sc for No. in elevator.
| RYE-There is quite market, with liberal
offerings at Csc per bu for No. 2 in elevator,
| and sample at b2a65c per hu Tor good to prime
on track. inferior and rejected quoted 55a6Jc
and dun.
WHEAT-There is a firm market, with lin
| tied offerings and moderate demand. Good to
prime white is quoted II 25al 30 per bu. Red
is quoted 81 20al 20 for good to prime, and fair
sample offered at 81 3al5 per bu.
BARLEY-Ihere is quiet market, the de-
mand being moderate but the offerings are
light and the market Is steady. Spring is
quoted S0a90c for good TO prime, and 50a60e for
inferior per bu. Fail is quoted 81 0Jal 10 for
good to prime, and choice held at IL BAL Is
per bu. "
dull at $16 50al6 rs per brl for prime city mess.
LARD-There is o quiet market, though with
nrmer feeling at 9Aa9Tc for current make,
and l0a1UH C for PRIME steam. Kettle is held
at 1O1ac for prime leaf per lb.
BULK MEAlS-Qu!et and steady. Shoul-
ders &c, clear rib sides sac, anu clear sides So
SIC per 10 for loose meats.
BACON-1he demand is light, but market
steady. Shoulders are quoted 7xc, clear RIB
sides SIC, and clear sides 9%al0c per ID,
packed. There is fair jobbing demand for
sugar-cured hams at i5al6c per lib, canvased
and packed.
GUrIoN-The market is quiet andi easy to-
day, and low middling and ordinary are Nc
per lb lower. Other grades unchanged. Sales
35 bales at the Cotton Exchange. Stock 5,225
bales Receipts to-day ,OS6 bales, and ship
ments 1881 bales. We quote the following off,
cial prices: Ordinary, oHG; good ordinary,
y1ic; low mlddling, 9Tc; mlddling, lOAc;
good middllng, 1Okc; middllng falr, 1lHc;
fair. l2c per lb.
WlIISKY-Moaerate demand and steady,
and 22O brls sold to-day at 81 Il per gallon.
ALCOHOLICS firm owing to the rise in
highwines, and there Is a fair demand as 50 20
az 20 per gallon for 83 per cent above proof.
ASHES-Are quiet at previous prices. Pot
ash is quoted 4hc, and pearlash nc per lb
BAGGING-Ihe demand is moderate, but
prices are steady and unchanged. We quote
flax bagging, . lD, 2Aal22sc, * 10 124sal2%c,
and "a ID 12A4al22sc per yard in jobbing lots.
BAGS-There is moderate demand, and
no change in prices. We quote bu burlaps
l3al4c, 3 bu gunnies 14al5c, and seamless cot
ton sacks l8a24c.
BEANS-The market is steady and quiet
with free offerings at 81 20al vs. for choice navys
and 9ocaSl for mediums in store per bu, and 10
al6e less asked in store.
BARK-Continues firm, with fair demand
and moderate offerings, and prime chestnut
oak is worth $40 per cord.
BEESW AX-There is moderate demand,
and the market is steady at 25c per lb.
BROOM CURN-There Is dull market, but
prices are not changed Red british is worth
3a4c, green stalk braid 5a51zc, and fancy green
hurl 6a6hc per lb.
BROOMS-The demand is limited, but under
moderate offerings the market remains steady
at 4a5 for steamboat, $Sa3 rs for Shaker, SO Is
as 90 for hurl, and 81 60a2 20 for common per
dozen.
BUTTERFLY receipts have been large dur
ing the week and in excess Of the demand,
which is light, especially for inferier. STOCKS
are accumuIating, aud hnit5fs are compelled |
to make coNoess. 5ns in order to effect sales. |
Creamery is quoted 30a53e per Id. Dairy is |
held at 22a23c for choice Western Reserve and
2Oa2lc for Central Ohio. Medium is offered at
l5al6c, and common at 13aI4c per ID.
CANDLES-Fair demand and steady at II Il |
al2c for common tallow, and 15kal6c for Star
candles.
CHEESE-There is q moderate demand with
q steady market and prices unchanged. Prime
to choice factory is worth 12a18c per lb.
CORDAGE--Is firm, with better demand, and
we quote l4sal5hc Tor MANILA, 10&allJ4c for
Sisal, and a5SalOke for Jute, per ib.
COFFEE-Continues steady with ia con-
sumptive demand and no material change in
prices. We quote common Rio 1Sal9c, me.tI- |
um quality 2Uaalc, ami prime to choice, 22a
2 &c per lb. Java is worth 2SaSOc per lib.
COOPERAGE-The demand is moderate
and we observe no material change in