The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-26
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIN.
CINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 26-2P.

fancy white, according to quality or reputation !
Extra is quoted at So 5oq3 IS per brl: Supertine
dun and held at So S093, and low grades at So 1O9
2 50 per brl. Spring wheat flour quiet and steady
at S4@4 30 per brl. Rye flour is selling at ~ 9O@
15 as to quality, the latter for choice Northwest
ern. Bue1wheat -four quoted S4 5095 for good to
BARLEY-The demand was moderate and mar
ket steady and prices sustained. Fall selling at
81 O3@l 10 for prime to choice, and 90@9sc for fair
to prime, and offered down to 6Oc for common.
Spring is dull at 50t975c per bu. as,to quality.
OATS-Market quiet ana firm, and receipts
light White selling Mt 24l2c for prime sample, |
and held at 26c for choice Mixed at 23c for prime
and 2O@22c for fair to good. Inferior at F@lsc
per bu.
RYE-The demand was fair and the market re-
mained steady with moderate offerings We quote
No. 2 at 49@50c, the latter in elevator. Prime TO
choice sample on track at 49@51c and fair to good
at 47a4Sc per bu. Inferior az 42@45c and dull.
WHEAT-The market was quiet and closes
firm, with moderate demand Choice amber sold
to-day at g2e, and good to prime quoted SS@9Oc
per bu. Red about the same as amber, ana
ranging down to zoe for common. White quoted
90@95c for good to choice
CORN-Was in fair demand and market firm at
some selling to-day at the outside figure Shelled
quoted 33@3319c for No. 2. Old corn nominal at
3Se for mixed sheled.
MESS PORK-IIas been quiet and steady with
moderate offerings of new city mess at $S@S 25,
and salabe at the inside figure for spot
LARD-Had fair demand and market steady:
Prime steam selling at SIC per lb, and liberal
offerings. No other kind quotabe.
GREEN MEATS-There was a steady and fairly
active market and offerings ample. Shoulders
quoted at 2%Qg2 60c, clear rib sides at 95c per 10.
Green hams, according to average, quoted at $40
DRY SALTED MEATS-Have been in moderate
demand and offerings rather light, with steady
market. Shoulders quoted SIC clear rib at 4.l0Y
ana cesg ae % PER 9 for
BACON-The demand was light ard market
quiet. Shoulders quoted at 31s9314c, clear rib at
41Sc, and clear sides at 439G4l9c per lb, packed.
Sugar-cured meats have been i'll fair c0nsumptive
demand Hams quoted at 8334@9912c, breakfast
bacon at 65ag7c, and shoulders at 45s(a5c per Id,
all canyased and packed.
CoTToN.-The market has continued dull, but
closes steady with no change in prices. The ffcial
quotations are as follows Ordinary, TIC, good
ordinary SIC, low middling 85sc, midding &C.
good middling SIC, middlipg fair 954c, fair l0Ac
per ID.
WHISKY The market has been steady and ac-
tive, closing firm at 81 O5 per gallon, and good
demand.
easy. Flax quoted 10Ac for 2-lb, lolac for 21Slb
and l054c for 2>4 lib per yard, in jobbing lots
BAGS-The market was very quiet but steady
and no material change We quote burlaps, 4-bu
111a@l2c; gunnies, 2-bu, 1414c seamless cotton at
20@25c for 2-Du.
BARK-Prime chestnut oak selling at S12 per
cord and the demand fair with moderate re-
ceipts.
BEEswAX-Receipt ample and the market
steady with fair demand at 23@24c per lb for prime
yellow.
BRoOMs-The demand light and market steady
We quote common at 81 50@2, hurl at 81 25Q9
10, Shaker at 81 $685. and steamboat at IS 50(9
90 per dozen.
BROOM CoRN-There was quiet easy market
with liberal receipts and not much demand. We
quote red brush 26J3c, red tipped at 31a@94c, red
stalk braid 4g412c and hurl at412@5c per lb.
BUTTER-Was quiet and steady throughout the
week, with hardly any change. There were large
receipts of lower grades, the supply Of which is
large, and stocks accumulating. The best quail
ties continued TO sell freely for local consumption
and Were in moderate supply only. Creamery
selling at 23@25c for prime to choice, and 2792Sc
for fancy selections. Choice dairy is quoted
12@l3c, and single packages of extra bring 1@2c
more. Good to prime lots at 9g10c. Mediums at
&c, and common down to 4@5c per ID.
BRAN; &c.-Bran is selling at g 5O@lO per ton,
and moderate demand Shipstuff held at Sl1@l2
per ton. Middlings steady and moderate demand
at $l3@17 per ton, all in bulk, on arrival
CANDLES-Fa demand and steady. Common
tallow selling at lO1a9lc, and star candles at l2@
CHEESE-Was quiet and steady, with no mate
terial change. Receipts ample and quoted at SIG
&c for choice factory and 72@Sc for good to prime
per lb.
COTTON YARNs-Had moderate demand and
the market was steady. We quote: Batting 89
lac; pound yarns cotton warp and wicking, 17Y
1Sc; coverleI yarn, 2Oc colored warp 23c; tWlne,
H9l9c; rope, l4@l7c per lb; No. 5UO &c; No
600, Sc: and No. 700, 7c per dozen.
CORDAGE-Market firm and quiet and selling
as follows: Manila at l112@1212c, Sisal at 91a@
104c, and Jute at S12G912c per h.
COFFEE-Quiet market and easy, with only a
moderate demand. We quote common Rio at 1871
@l41ac, fair to good at l5@l612c, prime at l7@
l712c choice at lo@lS1ac, and fancy yellow al 1870
1910 per b. Laguayra at l51a9l71ac, and Java
selling at 23@2Sc per ID.
COOPERS' STUFF-There was a moderate de-
barrel poles Sc 6O@s co. tight-barrel poles sl2@l4
hogshead poles, $20@25; rough barrel slaves, s12
@l6: dressed do. SIS 0O@2l 00 and hogshead slaves
SIS 00@2O w per LOCO.
market ruled firm, closing steady. We quote:
Flour barrels. S2933c; pork brls, 81 00@9l 05;
lard tierces, 81 30Wl 40; ham terces, 65@70c;
slack hogsheads, 81 40@1 50; half hogsheads, SIG
10; lard kegs, 35c; iron-bound whisky barrels.
81 00@l 10.
COAL-Had fair demand and market con-
tinued steady. Quoted as follows: Youghiogheny
SC per bu, afoat and 10Rg11c delvered Hock
ing Valley &C. at elevat r, and l0c delivered
Muskingum Valley S1ac on cars, and l0c deliy-
cred; Ohio River 51ac afoat, and SC deivered
Kanawha River TIC, afoat, and 1091OAc deliy-
per bu, and anthracite $7@7 so per ton delivered.
COkE-Steady market and quiet, with ample
offerings and no material change. We quote gas
house &c, city manufactured at 7c and crushed at
712t9Sc per bu at yards. Delivered to consumers
at about &c per bu more
EGGS-The receipts were light, and under fair
demand the market has been firm, with an up
Wulu uclluclCS, ClOSllIS NiIu HSal hiIlfdlb
selling at 2lg22c per dozen.
FEATHERS-There was a moderate demand
and the market steady, with ample offerings. and
prime live geese selling at Ale per h.
FISH-The market was steady and quiet with
fair demand at the following prices:
Mackerel extra mess, s27 O0@2S 90; No. l
large mackeral, $24 0O@@25 co. No. snore
do. $17@17 so; No. l medium, Sl69l6 SO; No. /
bay do, Sl4 5O@l5; No. 2 large do, So 5O@1O; No.
medium do. Is 50@9; No. large. $S@DS so No. 8
medium, $6@6 50 per brl, ana half barrels in
proportion, 2oc added extra for package; No.
white fish, S4@425; No. do, So 2593 50; picked
salmon, $l5@l5 81 per brl; No. herring 23@2c
per box; Goldfish 41a@5c per lb; sardines, quarter
boxes, SlS 5O@l4 per case. and pound cove oys
tiers, 55@60c per Dozen
FRUITS-Moderate demand for oranges, and
selling at So 5O94 per box and $6@7 per brl.
Lemons have been in good supply, and demand
moderate, at sl@5 per box. Apples were plenty,
and the demand lair at al SO per brl on arrival
and 81 5092 in store. Cranberries were in fair de
mand, and large supply, at $69S per brl, and $2td
2 90 per bu. Dried apples dull at 2@254c, and
dried peaches at 37a@354s per ID.
G1NSENG-Hada d quiet and easy market Prime
to choice lots offered at 70@75c per lb.
GREASE-The demand was moderate but
stedly. White at 514@5slc, yellow at sc. and
brown at 41a(9454c per lb.
HAY-SIad quiet market, with ample receipts
and moderate demand. No material change in
prices Prime to choice timothy selling at Sg61O