The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CIN-
CINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI NOV. 49, Z. M.
FLOUR-Has been in fair demand but mostly
for local consumption and the market closes firm,
with little orno change. Family sold at $4 100
40 for ordinary, and $5@15 25 for fancy white
wheat flour. Extra quiet and offered at s. 6Og3 50.
Supertlne duh at " S593 TO- and low grades not
wanted as low as So 10 per brl. Sprngwheat flour
is in moderate demand ana held at SiQl4 50 as to
quality or brand. Rye -four quiet and easy at
50 90 @3 10 for inferior up to choice Northwestern.
Buckwheat flour quiet at A@5 per brl, the latter
figure for choice grades.
WHEAT-The market has been fairly active
and firm with moderate receipts. White selling
to-day at 92c for prime sample, and quoted W@95C
for choice: Prime to choice It d at 90g92c, fair to
good milling lots at 85@SSc, and common at T0(1
75c per bu. Amber about the same as red.
CORN-Was in good demand but the offerings
large and the market closes rather easy. New
mixed ear selling to-day at Sic for prime and good
latter for No. ,. Old sheled at 36@37c per bu.
BARLEY-The demand was fair with liberal
receipts and market easy Choice fall quoted
81 OS(1l 10, but little Of this grade on the market
No. do at 81 05gl O6, and good TO prime sample
at 95caS1 per bu.
OATS-The receipts were light and there was
firm market during the week and prices shade
higher, but with Ii tie demand. Prime to choice
white sample sold at Mg25c per bu on track.
Prime mixed quoted 23c and fair to good at 2l(J
22c, with inferior dull at l7@18c per bu.
RYE-Had quiet and steady market with mod
crate but ample offerings. We quote No Q on
arrival at 50@5lc for choice, 47@49c for good to
prime and 43@i5c for common, per bu.
GREEN MEATS-The market was very quiet,
with light demand, owing in great measure to
the uniavorable weather. Shoulders are quoted
21ag2 GOc clear rib sides at 6093 zoe, and green
hams at 50e5}sc per lb.
DRY SALTED MEATs-The demand was mod
crate, and offerings light, with firm market.
Shoulders quoted 3ls@3zc, clear rib at 4A@44c,
and clear sides at 412c per lb for partly cured
meats 10 and % days in salt, all packed.
MESS PORK-Eas been steady and had very
moderate sale Prime city is quoted S76Q7 Is per
brl for old but held higher for small lots
SUGAR-CURED MEATS-Had fair consump-
tvs demand and market quiet. Hams quoted go
912c for good to choice as to average or brand.
breakfast bacon at 615@7c and shoulders at 41a95c
per ID, all canvased and packed.
LARD-The demand was fair and the market
remained firm, closing steady. Prime steam sells
at sac per lb. Kettle leaf dull and not enough
doing to make quotations
BACON-Has been in light demand, and the
market closes steady with moderate offerings.
Shoulders are quoted 3AG9390c, clear rib at 4146B
4Ssc, and clear sides held at 45sc per lb, all
packed.
COTTON-Has had continued dull market,
but steady, without change in quotations Stock
estimated at 2,9l0 bales. Sales to-day ia bales.
The official prices are as follows Ordinary
7$sc, good ordinary SIC, low midding SIC, mid
ding SC, good middling 9h4c, middliDg fair g54c,
fair 10Nc per Id.
WHiSKY-Has had an active market and steady,
and at the close selling at 81 Oh per gallon
BARK-The demand was fair, and prime chest
nut oak sells at $12 per cord afloat, and receipts
ample, with steady market.
BAGGING-The demand was moderate and mar
ket steady, with fax bagging selling as follows
2-lb at 1O14c, 24lb at lO1ac. and 21a-lb at 1054c
BAGS-Had a quiet market and moderate de-
mand. Quoted: 4bu burlaps at 12R@13c, 2-bu
gunnies at l4@15c, and 2-bu seamless cotton at 20
sNC Tho rooantu ,uara lorpa NJ Il tho N, orl, NJ
had an easy tone, and there was moderate job
bng demand at 81 50@1 GO for choice navys 81 so
al 40 for prime white, 9Oc@$1 Is for fair to good,
and down to SOC for common.
BEESWAX-Had moderate demand and sell
ing at Ac per 10 for prime yellow.
BROOM CORN-Had steady market and the
demand fair. Red brush quoted 2@s3c red tipped
at 312@4c, green stalk braid at 4112c and hurl at
BROOMs-Have been n rair demand and the
market remains steady. Common quoted 81 500
2, hurl at 81 25(G2 75 Shaker at s. 50S3, and
steam boat at s. 5O@4 25 per dozen.
BUTTER-There was dull and heavy market
all the week, with little or no qu0table change.
The receipts were large, but especially Of the in
fcror grades, which are in excessive supply, the
demand for such being very light, with an accu-
mutation of stocks The best qualities are still in
good local demand, with ample offerings Choice
sells at 139l4c for Western prime, and
ll@l2c for Central Ohio with l@2c above these fig
ures for single selected packages. Creamery
quoted 23@2Sc, the latter for fancy selections.
Good to prime lots at Sgl0c medium at 6Q87c, and
at 4I5c per lb.
BRAN, &C.-Bran quiet and easy with liberal
offerings and quoted at 50 25@9 IS per ton. Ship
stuils at $40 50@1l per ton and dull. Mddings in
fair demand at S13@l6 per ton, all in bulk on ar
rival
CANDL LEs-Had steady market and fair de.
mand, and quoted 10H@l1e for common tallow
and l215013c for star candles per lb,
CHEESE--Iad moderate demand and quiet
ana steady market. We quote S19049c for prime
to choice factory per lb. Inferior dull al 6g7c.
COOPERS' STUFF--Fair demand and steady
market, with liberal offerings. We quote: Flour
barrerpoles Sc OOGS co. tight tbarrel poles s12@l4;
hogshead poles, s20@25; rough barrel staves S12
@l6: dressed do. SIS 0O@21 90, and hogshead slaves
SIS OO020 90 per 1000.
COOPERAGE-Had steady market and there
was good demand especially for lard and pork
packages No material change in prices. We