The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-22
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIN.
CINNATI MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 22-2 P. y

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22-2PM
FLOUR-Was in fair demand and quiet with
an easy market and prices unchanged to some ex
tent. The best grades mostly are wanted and little
inquiry for inferior. Family selling as low as S4
per brl for ordinary, and running up to SF 25
per brl Tor fancy as To quality or reputation Extra
is offered at So 5O@3 S. Superfine dull at 81 sc
a3 10, and low grades at 81 25Ca2 SO per brl
Spring wheat -four quiet and m oderate offerings
at 81 50@5 10 per brl, but fancy Minnesota held
higher Rye flour sells at S393 20 per brl, the lat
ter figure for choice Northwestern.
| CORN-Market quiet and steady throughout the
weeK, but closing easy with moderate demand
Mixed ear quoted 39@39lae for prime old and 500
@ @35c for new, as to quality. Mixed shelled at 38g
3S112c for No. 2 and SIC for No per bu.
| WHEAT-Has had steady market but very
quiet with only local milling demand and mod
crate offerings White quoted 90@0le for choice,
choice and S3g86c for fair to prime. with low
grades Offering nominally down to Csc per bu.
I OATS = The market was inactive except for
local feeding purposes, and the receipts large, but
lhe market closes steady though duh. We quote
mixed at 23c for prime, and 2i@22c for fair to
good, and 1S@l9c for common per bu. White 241
25c for prime TO choice sample on arrival.
| BARLEY-Was in modera G demand and easy,
but closing steady with lighter receipts Fall
sample held at 81 II, prime at ST. 06G1 o. and fair
| TO good at 95@9Sc per bu White inferior grades
offered as low as zoe per bu.
| R4E-The market asquiet with moderate de-
mand and liberal receipts. We quote No. in ele-
vator at 50@5lc per bu. Good to choice sample on
track at 480950c per bu.
| BAC0N--Market quietand steady with moder-
ate sales. Shoulders quoted 4. 70o434c clear rib
sides at 560@5.65c, and clear sides at 53sc per lb,
/ all packed.
/ MESS PORK-The market has been steady and
very quiet, with only moderate demand. Prime
at IS. ' A'''' "' W 80 p'i W 'u' t0U'io 1o''
| LARD-Had quiet market and rather easy,
with only a moderate, inquiry. Prime steam is
| quoted 61ac for current make and held 614c for
n nttla 5IlI1o or l/at
SUGAR-CURED MEATS-Were in fair con
sumptive demand and the market steady We
quote hams at 1O@1lhc per lb, canvased and
packed, as to average or brand. Breakfast bacon
! at S0S19c and shoulders at 5146153fc per lb.
| BULK MEAlS-There was little demand but
the market was steady and no material change.
shoulders quoted 9S0@3.Sjc, clear rib at A. 90615c
and clear sides at . &c per ID, all loose.
l. COTTON-The market was quiet and easy all
the week, and prices had a downward tendency
Stock estimated at l,6l2 bales Receipts to-day 2i7
bales. The official Cotton, Exchange quotations
are as follows Ordinary S1Sc goodordnary SIC,
low middling 9%c, middling g1t4c, good middliHg
9}Ac, middllpg fair, 101Sc, fair 1926 per lb.
WHlSKY-His been steady and advanced 1c
per gallon during the week. closing with an active
demand. Sales at 81 0s per gallon
BAGGlNG-There was steady market with
fair demand, and closing at about previous prices.
we quote flax bagging, 2lb at lO4@l012c, 21s
and iron cotton ties at S292 25 per bundle of 80
ties
BAGs-The market was dull for all grades ex-
cept burlaps which had a fair sale. We quote
cotton seamless at 20025c, 2-bu gunnies at liza
15c, and burlaps l212@13c; apiece.
BARK-The market was firm and demand
fair, th only moderate offerings. Prime chest
nut oak is selling at $l3@l4 per cord afoah
BEEISWAX-Had a steady and fair demand
with ample receipts and selling 236g24 per lb for
prime yellow.
+ BEANS-The market quiet but firm with light
receipts, and no material change in prices. We
rlnipn
30 for prime white or mediums S1@1 25 for
fair to good, and 756gS0c for common per bu.
F, BROOMS-Had moderate demand and the
market was steady with no change. We quote
steamboat at So 5O94 90, Shaker at 81 75@S hrl at
$2'25@2 SO, and common at 81 50@2 per GENITAL
gross
BROOM CORN-The receipts were light and
the market quiet and steady. Quoted: red BRUSH
common, 21243c, red tipped 312@412c, green stalk
braid 4Z@5c, and good to choice hurl at 5@15c
per lb.
BUTTERFLIES had a steady market but quiet
and little or no change is observed. The receipts
were LIBERAL but large portion of all that arrives
is of the lower grades, and these are dull and
heavy. There is still good local consumptive
demand for the finer qualities, which are in mod
crate but generally ample supply Creamery sells
at 22@25c per lb and l@2c more had for fancy
selections; prime to choice dairy AZ 12@l3c for
Central Ohio, and 149l6c for Western Reserve, in
lots, and single packages of selections will bring
16@17e per h. Good packing held at lO@11c, me.
dum at S(g9e, and common at5@6e per h.
BRAN, &G.-Bran was steady with ample supply
and moderate demand at Sl0Wl0 50per ton. Ship
stutfs in light request and offered at $11@12 per
ton. Middlings moderately active and steady with
ample supply, and held at $l3@T per ton, all in
bulk on arrival.
CANDLEs-Eair demand and market steady at
previous prices. We quote star candles at l2156Q
l3c, and common talloW at 101@11c perlp.
CIEESE-Was quiet all the week. with moderI
ate offerings and not much demand, but steady,
and prime to choice at the close selling at 0@9%c
In inferior hold at TG1Sp no tp ifv
COOPERAGE-There was a firm market
with fair demand, and no quotabe change
We quote: Flour barrels, S0@S3c; pork brls, 500
S5c; lard tierces, 90@95c; ham tierces 456s50e:
slack hogsheads, 81 l09l Is; half hogsheads, Sl@
10, lard kegs Soc; iron-bound whisky barrels Sl@
l 10: slack half.barrels, 81 5092 10 per doz.
COOPERS' STUFF-There was a fair demand
and steady market at about previous prices and
moderate receipts. We quote: Flour barrel poles,
Sc 00@S 90; tight-barrel poles, $12@l4; hogShead
poles, $40; rough barrel slaves. S12 O0MlG 0C: !
dressed do, slS Oo92l 90, and hogshead slaves,
BIS 00@20 90 per 1000
COFFEE-Market steady and quiet with ample
offerings and fair consumptive demand. Rio at
l41a@l5c for common, 16@l8c for fair to good 49,
@l9c for prime, 1919@20c for choice, and 2l@2215c
for fancy yellow per b. Laguayra is quoted 16% |
@1SL2c per h. Java selling at 25930c |
per ID
CoRDAGE-Was steady and quiet with moder-
quoted at 1112@l2Hc, slsal at 1OL@1lc and Jute
at 9(19l5c per ID.
COTTON YARNS-Hads weak market with a |
very moderate demand, and prices have lower
We quote: Batting, S@14c; pound |
yarns, cotton warp and wicking, 17@lSc; coverlet
yarn, zoe; colored warp, BE; twine, l7@19c rope,
l4@l7c per Id; No. j0O DC; No. 600, SC, and No.
700, &c per dozen.
COAL-Far demand for local consumption, and
the market firm with ample offerings. We quote
Us follows: Youghiogheny &c per bu ahoat and ga
l0c delivered; Hooking Valley SIC at elevator
md l0c delivered, Muskingum Valley &C on cars
and Zoe delivered, Ohio River 5@5lic afoat and
75gc delivered, Kanawha River &C anoat and S1a@
,%c delivered, Camden 7G7Mc, Kanawha capSel
5@lsc per bu, and anthracite SC 6d5f 50 per ton ton
delivered.
C0KE-Market quiet and liberal offerings and
lelf at SC for gashouse, &c city manufactured and
e for crushed per bu, at yards, and l@2o more
delivered to consumers
EGGS-Had a quiet market and steady, with
title or no change during the week. The demand
vas moderate and supply liberal Fresh are now
elling at 14@l4@c per dozen.
FEATIIERS-M Market firm and demand fair, with
,ood supply, and prime live geese sell at 4O@41c
,er lb.
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