The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-04
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN.
NATI MARKET.


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Fancy quoted - 6Oa7 per brl, as to quality an,
reputation. Family SOLD to-day at So SGa5 6l
and cX ra at So 3OA5 3d. Supcriine held a
"A 55a4 10, low grades at 50 40a3 30 per brl. Ry
Hour selling at $3 60a3 s., the latter to- day 70
chOlce Northwestern. Spring wheat ll0u
quoted s. 25ad 10 as to qualify. Buck Whea
-four quiet at s. 7Ja6 80 per brl.
| CORN-ls i'll fair demand and steady, will
moderate receipts. New mixed ear selling to
day at 3Jc, and held at 40c, as to location, o,
track. Mixed shelled offered at 40c per bu an(
quiet. White corn nominallY about Lace abOVt
these prices. No old corn Offering.
R1 E-The demand Is only moderate, but tn,
offerings are light amt market firm. No. ? il
quoted 65c per Du, in elevator. Good to prime
sample will bring e aG3c per bu. on track.
OATS The market Is firm and fair local de
mand, with moderate receipts. Mixed are
quoted 29a3lc, and white 3la53c per bu for gooC
to prime, and choice white neld 1a2r more
| BARLEY-ls steady and quiet, with ample
offerings We quote spring 65a7dc for North.
ern and 55a6jc for Eastern per bu. Fall helc
nomlnally 4Ja55c per hu.
| WHEAI-In moderate demand and marke,
quiet and. easy. White IS quoted 81 25a1 rs for
| good to prime, and 81 30al 81 for choice. Am
her 81 27al Is per bu Red is quoted 81 I5al 4
for far to good, and 81 22al % for prime tC
choice per bu.
MESS PORK-The demand is only moderate
| and market steady. Quoted $ll 7jal2 per brl
for prime city mess, and held at the latter,
| SUGAR-CURED Ii HAMS-lhcre is a fair
! j0DbIng demand and market quiet at l2al3c peI
| lb, Canvased and packed, according to average.
LARD steady and quiet. Prime steam is
| IN mo!erate equest ant quoted 7jsa7Xc pei
| Id. Kettle dull at S14 aGc per Id.
MEAIS-Arc in moderate demand ana mar
ket easy. Green shoulders quoted 4kc, clear
RIB sides SIC. and clear sides SIC, and hams
| 6aat4c, as TO average, per ID. Dry saltel
shoulders quoted 43safAc, and clear rib sides
0B abc per lD ten to twenty days III salt, loose.
COIION-Ihe market is llrmer in tone but
with no change in prices. Sales, l25 bales,
Stock, 4.J2l bales. The following are the Off
clal quotations: Ordinary 9%c, good ordinary
!O15c, low mldulng lOMc, mIudiIng 10%c, good
mlddlng 1l1sc, mlddllng far l24c, faIr l21a C
per lb.
WHIsKY-Is steady to-day, and sold on
Change at 81 05 per gal.
ASHLS-Mar ker dull and no material
change. Potash quoted 44ajc, and pearl is
merely nominal.
BARK-Ihe receipts are ample and the mar
ket Is quiet, with prime chestnut oak selling at
S9al0 per cord a1Oat
DAGS-Are IN moderate demand, but steady
at about previous prices. We quote cotton
seamless, 2bu, 2Oa25c; gunnIes, l4alJc; and
burlaps, 4-bu, l3al4C.
BAGGlNG-ls quiet and steady, and demand
moderate, and fax DaggIng sells at llkallhC
for 2-lb, nHallAc for 25S-ib, ana if4al2c
for "a -lD per yard.
BEESW SWAA-Ample supply ana moderate
demand, and prime yellow selling at 2jc per ID,
BEANS-Ihe demand Is moderate and the
offerings. Best navys are quoted 81 sOa2 90,
prime TO choice white or mediums 81 7Oal 90
and inferior 81 25al 40 per bu.
BRoOMS-Ihe demand is light, but tho
market remains steady and no m aterial change
III prices. We quote common 81 50a2 hurt 81 IS
AZ 81, Shaker ~ 15a3, and steamboat $ia5 per
dozen.
BROOM CORN-The market is steady. with
liberal offerings and quiet. We quote common
to good red brush 3a4tAc, green stalk BRAID 81
sac, and good to choice hurl 6aG1ac per lb.
BUIIER-Iho market has been quiet and
steady all the week with scarcely auy change
herecelpts are liberal, especially OF the loN er
grades. which are neglected and dull except at
lowest prices, and stock Of such continue TO
accumulate. There is fair consumptiy de-
mand for the best grades, which are in ample
supply. Creamery is quoted 3Ua32C per lb:
dairy made sells at lSa20c for prlme to choice
and single packages OF extra selections will
bring 2a3c more Inferior lots offered at liza
l5c for medium and lOallc for common per ID.
BRAN, &C.-Market steady for bran, and de-
mand moderate at $l2al3 per ton. Shipstufs
held at $I3nl4 per ton. MiGdlings Quiet and
steady at $l6a20 per ton.
CANDLES-DGmand fair and market steady |
at l4al4%c for star and I07aal2c for common |
talIoW per Id.
CHEESE-Is in moderate demand and the |
market Is steady with prime to choice selling at
l2al9C per lb, and liberal supply.
COOPERAGE-Ihe demand is mostly for |
pork brls. and the market remains steady We |
quote as follows: Flour Drls, 3Oa35c pork brls, |
}5caS1; lara tIerces. II 2Oa1 Is: fy-tight hogs.
leads, 81 75al S5: half- f-hogsheads, 9OcaSI; nam
heroes. 45a1Oc; non pound whisky Urls, 81 10
\! 40; lard Kegs, 33a35c; slack half b rs, $2'7j
- per doZ.
COAL-The demand is fair and market
steady. We quote the following; 1oughO-
sheny nc per bu atiOat anu lOa lc delryereu.
Hooking Valley l0c at elevator and llal2c de-
ivcred; Muskngum Valley 1Oc on cars and liza
Dc delivered; ONO River 8 1sc ah0at anu Sc de-
lvered: kanaWha River 1c float and lOallc
Camden DC, Kanawha camel l7al8c
,er bu, ana anthracite 81 50aS per ton deliy-
red.
COKE-Demand moderate but prices steady.
quote at yards, gas-hous9 6c, city MANI
actured &c, and crushed SC per bu, and de-
ivered TO consumers at &c more.
EGGo-Are in ample supply and the demand
fair, with fresh selling AT 2la22C per dozen
FEATHEkS-Ihe receipts are ample, with
air demand for prime live geese, and selling
t 4Oa42c per ID.
COOPERsTUFF-There is a quiet market
nd easy, but with no quoLable change in |
rices. We quote -four Oarrel poles, $7a8. tIrht
arrel poles, $I4aI6; hogshead poles. saUa35:
0ugh barrel slaves, SlGalS; dressed do SlSa
;; and nogshead slaves, S25a3U per l,OO0.
COFFEh-M2rket sUeaIy with fair con-
umptiVe trade and quoted as follows: Rio In
SC for common, 19a2lC for fair to goyu, 22a23c
Ir prime, ana 70 q a24c FOR choice per ID. Java
uoted 25a28c per 10, for good to choice.
COHpANE-ihe demand is light, but there /
&C. sisal !03<all4c, and jute 9lIaO DC per H. {
COTTON 1ABNo-The demand is light but
lcre is steady market at previous prices:
ounu yarns, carpet warp aud Wlcking PIC,
)yeriet yarn 23c, coOrcd warp g7c, twIne :
a23c, rope 7c per Id; No. 0UO at IL 1c, and
o. too at yiaC per dozen.
FISH-IhC demand is moderate with n {
eady market and quiet as follows: [
ackereI. S27a2S; No. large do, S26a27 No. 4
edlum shore do. $l9a2O:NU. / bay SIS 50al6:
o. large do, $ll 5Oal3; No. medium do \
. j0all; NO. 81 arge, 80 50a0; No. 3 medium, {
a9 50 per bril- and half barrels in proportion ]
lth 25C extra for packages. No. l white hsh, t
40 81: No. do So 1ja4 picked salmon, $lJa 4
81 per brl; No. l herring. 22a2jc per box; L
'atish, 5a6c per Id; sardines, quarter boxes, \
4 5Oal5 per case; and one pound cove Oys- {
rs, oUaS0C per dozen. J.
FkU IT'S Market firm Tor green apples, with
oderatc demand, and selling at 50 5Oa4 for
ime to choice, and 81 50a3 25 for far To good. r
cmons are quiet at S4a5 er box, and Creole Or
lges at S7aS per brl. Cranbemies selling at
al 5J per Drl, and demand fair. Dried apples
ioted 4ailac, peaches 41sajC for quarters, th
10 Ga64G for halves per ID. D
only moderate and lib Il
al receipts at 81 per Id for PRIME. d
IUNPQW DER-Demanu fair ana steady | C,
e quo,e mining powder 81 25a2 Az and ride a
75aG 20 per keg. .
Ii IIs in moderate demand and suDply q
npie and market steady ami quiet. We quote ii
notify at s9al0 80 for prime to choice per ton d
bales on arrival. Lower grades dun and Il
ld at $iaS 90 per ton, US to quality. lc
IkON-lhe market rules steady, but it is d
III for both pig ami malleable, with no mate Il
Il change in prices WeqUote ut four months ii
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