The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-20
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2O-2 p. NJ.

CORN-The market is stea ly and there is
a fair demand for new ear, and mixed is quoted
3ba37c on track, and held at the latter; and
some white sold at 38c per bu. Old ear is nom
inal at 44a4jc. Mixed shelled is held at 45a46c
in elevator.
OATS The market is quiet with only a local
demand but steady. We quote 26a2ec for
mixed, and 29,t3lc for good to prime white per
bu ana liberal offerings.
RI E-Thc market Is steady and quiet. No. 2
is quoted Gle in elevator, and good to prime
sample on arrival at 5Sat0c per bu.
FLOUR-Ihe market is active to-day and
steady. Fancy selling at IS loaf 25, and rang
ing up to 81 70; family sIld at SO 70a5 80, ex-
ira IS 25a5 SO, superfine 81 35a4 20; low grades
s9Id at 50 25a3 q. spring wheat -four selling at
wheat -four s. 75a6 per brl.
BARLEY is IN limited demand but steady
and ample receipts. Spring is quoted 49a55c
for fair to prime Western, 5Sa66c Tor choice
and 65a75c per bu for Northern. Fail is nom.
nal at 55aG5c for fair TO PRIME.
WuEAI-ls in moderate demand, with light
offe rings and firm. Red is quoted 81 lSaI 23 for
fair to good, and 81 25a1 q Tor prime to choice.
choice white held at 81 sal 81, and good 70
prime quoted 81 25al 30 per bu.
MESS PORK-Ma ct steady, and moder-
ate demand at $i2 81 per bri for city packed,
MEATo-Ihere is steady market. but quiet.
Offerings liberal, and demand moderate.
and hams 7a8c per 10. Dry sated meats
quoted 5Aa55kc for shoulders, and 63laBAc for
clear rib sides Tor fifteen TO twenty DAYS in salt,
LARD-ls moderately active, with u steady
market. Prime steam Is quoted 77saSc per 10,
and held at the latter. Kettle Is quoted ga
91ac per 10 for jobbing lots Of city.
COIrON-Market firm to-day with no
change in prices. sales 81 bales. Stock esti-
mated at 730 bales. We quote Ordinary 91.c,
good ordinary lOc, low mIudllng lO4c, mid
ding lOhc, good middlng 1U%c, mIddIlng fair
u1c, far l25sG per pound.
WlIloKY Demand fair and market steady
to-day at 81 05 per gallon.
ASH hS-Ma ket quiet but steady, and we
quote it 4Ac for potash and 6A ale for pearl
per lD.
BAGGING-ls easy and dull, and prices
somewhat lower. We quote fax pagglns IL,
all3c for 2-fb, ll&allIc for 2H -iD, ana ia
l2BC(or "a 10 per yard. i'll joDblng lots.
BAGS-steady and quiet, with moderate de-
mand and quoted as follows: Burlaps, 4-bu,
l2al3c; sunnles, 2-Du, ltaljc; and cotton seam
less, 2bu, 2ua2jc.
BHOOMS-Are in moderate demand, with n
steady market and no material change. Quoted
common 81 50a2, hull 81 25 " s., Shaker 81 Tja3
and steamboat S'a5 Der dOz
BROOM CORN-MarkeG firm and quiet
Ample supply and moderate demand at 31sa
4 nc for red brush, &c for green stalk braid ana
55aaG1ac for hur per pound.
BUITER-C ontlnuCs steady and quiet with
little or no change. The marHet is well sun
piled and demand is mostly local and confined
to the best grades. The inferior qualities are
duh. Creamery sells at 3Oa52c per lb. Prime
to choice dairy quoted 2la23c and extra selcc
tions by single packages bring la2c more Me-
dum held at 15al7c and common at 12a13c per
pound.
BRAN, &C.-Moderate demand for bran and
market steady at $l2al3 per ton. Shipstulrs
quiet at $l3s4 per ton. MiGdlings are steady
at $lIa22 per ,on. all III bulk on ARRIVAL
BARk-Ihe receipts are liberal and there is
a quiet market, and sell ng at $40 OJaIO so per
cord Tor prime chestnut oak ahOat.
BEANS-Ihe demand is still light and the
MAJ ket is easy. WequoTe best nayys 81 9Ja2
and good to prime 81 65al rs per bu on ar
rival.
BEEsW Ax-supply ample ana the market
is quiet anu steady, with prime yellow selling
at 2jC per lb.
CANDLES-Are in moderate demand and
steady with no change. We quote common
tallOw II hal2c, and star 4al41Ic c per 10.
CHEESE-The market rules steady with
demand, anu prime to choice selling
at u "a al3c per ID.
COOPERsTU FF-The receipts are ample,
with moderate demand and steady. We quote
flour parrel poles 81 L0aS; tight -uarrel poles
S4al6; hOgshead poles $aOa35 rough barrel
slaves, $l6al8; dressed do, SlSa23; and nogs-
head slaves S25a3O per 1000.
COOPEKAGk-Falr demand for pork bar
rels, but the markets. Is otherwise dull. We quote:
Flour barrels, 3Oa55c; pork brls. 95casl;
lard terces, 81 2Ja1 25: fy-tight hogsheads,
81 75al IS; half-hogsheads, 81; ham tIerces.
45a5Oc; IRON pound whisky barrels, 81 10al 40;
lard kegs, 33a35c; slack half-barrels, 81 7Ja3
per doZ.
COFFEE-The market is steady and quiet,
the demand being moderate and no Ch ange in
prices Rio is quoted l7a1Sc for common, 19a
20U for medium, 2la22c for good to prime, ana
23a24c for choice per 10. Java is quoted 27a3Uc
Der 10.
CORDAGE-Demandm moderate, and market
quiet and steady at previous prices. We quote
Manila l2Aal31ac. sisal 1O4allX, and jute Ga
9hc per ID.
COTTON YARNS-Demand light but mar
ket steady. We quote as follows: Pound
yarns, carpet warp and wlckIng 2lc, COW
eriet yarn 23c, coored warp @7c, tWIne 2Oa
23c, rope nc per Id: No. 5O0 at lU4ac, and No. |
60O at 9aC per dozen.
CUAL-Is quiet and heavy, with moderate
demand and ample supply. We quote ough-
logheny Sc per bu utlOat and l1al2c delivered:
h ocking Valley l0G ut elevator ana Ilal2o de- |
livered; Muskingum Valley l0c ON oars and II
alsc delivered; Ohio River, IL ahoat and 100