The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-10
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.
CINoINsArI, October 1O-2P. M.

| FLOUR-ls in fair consumptive demand and
| the market remains steady. We quote fancy
| flour IS 9Ja1 co. Family flour is quoted 50 40a
~: Extra is held at 81 65a5 2s. superfne
wheat -four ranges IS 2ba6 90 per bri; rye
flour So 75ai s5, and up to IL 85a4 AZ for choice
| Northwestern.
oATS-The market is quiet and easy. Mixed
are quoted 3aa36c for good to prime and 2Sa
SOc for inferior. Choice Iowa white are held
at 4la42c, and good to prime white are quoted
36a3Sc per bu.
BARLET--The market ia quiet at 81 O5a1 15
for good to choice fall, and 9Jca$l for spring
per bu.
CORN Market quiet. We quote No. 8 mixed
sheled 4Sa49c in elevator, and prime car held
at 48a49c on track per bu.
WHEAI-Thefe is a moderate dnmand and
the market is steady. White is quoted 81 i5a
20 for good TO ripe, and 81 23al 70 fol
choice. Rel is held ut 81 15al is for prime 10
choice, and 81 iOa1 l. for fair to good.
RYE-There is a moderate demand and mar
ket steady. No. in elevator is quoted 6Sa
69c, and prime sample on track 65a67c per bu.
MESS PORK--There is quiet market, and
city mess is quoted SIT 25a17 50 per bril-
LARD-Market quiet. Prime steam is
quoted lOIalo1Ec, and current make lONalO15c C
per lb. City Kettle is held at lie per Ib, and
dull.
bULk MEATS = Market quiet. Shoulders
are worth 74c, clear RIB sides DC, and clear
sides 94c per ID. all loose.
BACON-Quiet and steady. Shoulders are
quoted Sc, clear rib sides 9%alOc, and clear
sides l01Sc per ID, all packed. Sugar-cured
hams l51sal64c per ID.
COr1ON-MarKet steady. No change in
prices. We quote: Ordinary, SEC; good Or
binary, 936c; low mlddling, IOHc: m d ling.
l0he; good mlddlins, 1O%ci nliddllng Ialr,
Ike; faIr, l2c per lb
MHISKY-Steady and fair demand at
81 ~ per gallon.
ALCOHOL-There is a steady market and
moderate demand at SO % per gallon for 8! per
cent. above proof.
AsHES-1here is very little demand, but
prices are steady. Pearlash is held at 7I1c and
potash Axe per ID.
BARK-Contnues firm. under light receipts
and fair demand, and prime chestnut oak bark
is worth $l9 per cord, ahoat.
BAGGlNG-ThGre is a good demand for flax
bagging at l2'S al24c for2 lip, and 125S al2xc for
"a lb per yard.
BAGS-There is a steady market, with mod
crate demand. Burlaps, bu, are worth l3a
l4c, and gunnies, bu, l4al5e, and cotton
seamless sacks, bu, 2Oa24c.
BEEoW AA-There is steady market, with
fair demand, and prime sample lots sell at 27c
per Id.
BEANs-There is moderate demand, and
prime to choice white sell at $lal ~ per bu
and common offered at 6Oa70c per bu, on ar
rival, In store all held l0al5c per bu higher.
BROOMS-Quiet and steady with no mate
r9l shanse ae u grees Common are worth
steamboat S4a5 per dozen.
BROOM CORN-The demand is moderate
and the receipts are liberal but there is
steady market at previous prices. We quote
good red brush 4a5c, green stalk braid 6abAc,
and choice green hurl 7a9c, per lb.
BUTTER-The market has been quiet and
easy this past week, the supply being lin ex-
cess of the demand, more especially of the
lower grades. Prices are 1a2c below those re-
ported last Weeh, but the market C loses steady
with fair local demand for the best grades
Fancy creamery is worth 33a95c per lb. Prime
to choice dairy is quoted 23a25c for Western
Reserve and 2DaZ2c for Central Ohio per lb
We quote medium 16alec, and common 13al5c
per lb
CANDLES-There is a steady market and
fair demand. Star candles sell at 15Hai6c,
and common taliow 1kal2c per lb.
CHEEoE-There is steady market with
moderate demand and prime to choice factory
Is worth 121sal3c per lb
CORDAGE-There is moderate demand,
but the market remains steady at previous
prices. Manila is worth l3Aal44c, SIsal 9Xa
lUAc, and Jute 9kal0c per pound
GOFFEE-Ihere is u fair demand with a |
firm market, but no material change in prices |
we quote common Rio 1Sal9c, fair to good va
2lc, and pl: me TO choice 22a28c per lb. Java is |
worth 2Sa30c peg ID.
with limited offerings and fair demand. We T,
quote flour barrel poles $Sa9, tight do S13a16, |
and hogshead poles $25aU; rough barrel
slaves $l7a1S, dressed do $lSa9O, slack nogs-
head do S25a3U.
COOPERAGE-The market is firm, and re-
eeipts are light We quote: PORK barrels, 9Jca |
ST. -four barrels. 40c;laru terees, 81 l0ai 20; "
tight hogsheads. 81 40al 50 whisky barrels |
IRON oound, 81 3Ual 60; ham tierces 55a65c, and
slack half barrels " 5Ua2 Is per dozen. 4
COAL-There is a fair demand and prices are
steady with 10 material change. 1t is worth |
I l.c for YoughiOgheny, &c for Ashland, and SC
for Ohio lsIver per bu, atioat. 1t is quoted as |
follows delivered: Ohio River 9a9c, Ashland
onK Mus kingum 9QlUC, kanaWna and HockInp |
Valley 10al1c, Ioughil lgheny lie, ana camel |
20al2c per Du
UOKE-The market is steady, with moder- |
ate demand, and prices are unchanged Gas |
house and city manufactured at yards are |
Crushed is worth Sc at yards, and Conneils- |
vile TIC per bu anna and sell at l0allc de- |
livered ID consumers. |
COTTON I ARMS = The market remains |
stea iy, and there is q moderate demand wei