The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-05
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE ClN-
CINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. sap. M.

CINCINNATI, Nov. So P. M.
FLOUR-The market has been steady with
hardly any change and only fair consumptive
demand. Offerings ample and prices about as
previously reported. Family is quoted S494 50 for
Ordinary, and ranges up to S5(95 % per brl for
fancy, as to quality reputation of brand. Extra
not wanted to any extent, and offering AT SO COG
% per brl. Superfine dull and held at 81 S09
10, and low grades neglected at S292 90 per brl.
Spring wheat flour quiet at 81 4O@5 per brl, the
latter for choice Minnesota. Rye flour in mod
crate request at s3@3 10 per brl for ordinary to
choice Northwestern Buckwheat flour quiet at
S595 30 per brl for prime to choice.
OATS-Have remained dull but steady with large
rece pts and little or no change: Good to prime
Inferior dull and nominal at 17(91Sc per bu.
R1E-The market has been quiet, with scarcely
any change IN prices. We quote No. at 50@5lc
per bu the latter in elevator Good to prime s. M
pie lots on track at 4S@5lc per bu Inferior ranges
down to 40c, and dull.
WHEAT-There was a fair milling demand, but
me market otherwise was quiet, with ample
though moderate receipts Choice white quoted
at @92c per bu, red at S5@88c for good to prime
ana o9@90c for choice per bu, with low grades
dull at 70a75c.
coRNLNqs in fair demand and the mar ket
steady, with liberal receipts Mixed ear is quoted
ut S6g37c per bu for old, and sold to-day at 32c
ior prime new on track. Snelled quoted 37c for
NO. 2 old and 32@33c for new per bu. White
Will noinlldllS dDOut IL more Jllan mixed.
BARLEY-Was quiet and closing steady, with
only moderate demand for fall at 81 05g1 10 for
prime to choice sample, and No. 2 quoted 81 07@
OS W per bu. Inferior ranging down to 75c and
MESS PORK-The market has been steady but
only on y moderately active and selling at the close at
W 81 per brl for prime city, and is held at 81 70 per
brl for jobbing lots.
GREEN MEATs-There was only light de-
lnand and the market ruled steady We quote
green shoulders at 22sc, clear rib at 35EQg354c
per lb Hams at 51a@534c, and choice averages
held at &c per lb.
LARD-1he market was quiet and firm in the
early part of the week. but closes easy and with
de Inning tendency. Prime steam Current-make
IS quoted 51sc but about &c less bid, spot. City
keeIe RIf1 merely ME NO nSm1mal ina at 6@6c per lb.
steady, with moderate offerings. Shoulders quoted
Z9oW3c clear sides at 4.l0@4 15c and clear sides
at 435@i 4Oc per lb, all Loose. Held about 40
Hc more per ID for packed meats
:, BACON-Had u quiet and steady market and
limited offerings. Shoulders are held at 3Hc,
GEAR rin at 94SOc, and clear sides al 595sc per
SUGAR CURED MEATs-Haye had fair con-
sump1ve demand, ana the market was steady
Hams selling at 912691015c per h. canvased and
packed, as to average and brand. Breakfast ba-
con quoted at 1915. per lb. Shoulders at 51514c
C0TTON-Has been quiet and steady Receipts
moderate and sales light. Stock estimated at 2, 81
bales The official quotations closing as follows
Ordinary re, good ordinary SIC, low middling
SIC, middling &c, good middling 914c, middlipg
fair 934c, fair 10]Sc per ID.
WHlSK9-Was in good demand but the market
mad downward tendency and declined &c during
the week Closing active AT 81 06 per gallon.
BAGS-Ihe market is quiet and steady, with
no material change. Wequote 4-bu burlaps IL ga
l212c, 2-bu gunnies at 1412@l5c, and 2bu cotton
seamless 20a25c.
We quote flax bagging at 1O@1O14c for 2lb, 1919
lGMc for 2H-lb, and 1lWll4c for 2-1A-lb per
yard.
BARK-The market was easy, with large re-
prime chestnut oak
BEESWAX-Thcre was fair demand and mar
ket steady at 24c per ID for prime yellow.
BEANS-The market was steady with large of
terlngs and only moderate demand. We quote
navys 81 7Ogl 50, good to prime white or mediums
at 81 40@l co. and inferior ranging down TO 75c
per bu
BROOMS-There was only a moderate demand
but the market remains steady and selling 81 50
az for common, 50 50@2 70 for hur 81 75t03 for
Shaker, and $3 50@4 for steamboat, per dozen
BROOM CORN-The demand was light and the
market steady. We quote red brush at 21a0E31ac,
green stalk braid 4tt2@5c, and hurI at 5Cg5sc
per lb
BRAN, &C.-Quiet market and steady, with
bran selling at $l09lO 25 per tom Shipstufs held
at $ll@12, and middlngs ut $13@17 per ton all in
bu k on arrival. Dealers in store asking about s.
more per ton.
BUI'TER-The market, in its general features,
'emmns unchanged. The receipts were liberal |
out, excepting common grades, there was no ex- |
,ess. The best qualities were in good local de-
nand, with only moderate but ample sllpplv |
There was very Little packing or shipping demand
ma qualities peloW prime continue dull. We
quote creamery at 22925c, but extra selections
VIII bring 27c per ID. Dairy-made prime to choice
OTIS at 12gl3c for Central Ohio and 14915c for
y Western t 4 Reserve and l@2c beyond these figures
an be had for single selected packages Good
packing lots are quoted 10c, medium at Sc. and
COMMON at 5@g6c per ID
CANDLES-Were quiet and steady, and little or
10 change. We quote common tallow at l0154
lc, and star at l2129l3c per ID.
CHEESE-Was in fair demand for best ullality
hd moderate offerings, with prime to choice fac
ory selling ut 9@912c per lb. inferior dull at 10
C per b
GoRDAGE-Had a quiet market and steadv
nd selling at about previous prices. We quote
ute at 9@91ac, Sisal at 1012@1lc, and Manila at
l12@1212c per lb
GINsENG-The demand is light and market
asy with prime freely offered at 75c per lb
HA4-Was quiet and steady with ample offerings
nd only fair eonsumptive demand. We quote
rme to choice timothy $09l0, medium at SS@
so and inferior at $7@7 80 per ton, all in bales on
rival
HIDES-Quiet and steady with ample offerings
We quote green at 61a@7c, wet salted at 715@8c,
ry salted 11@12', and dry flint 13@14c per ib'
heep pelts at 50c@$1 % as to quality
HEMP-Steady but quiet market with ample
herings and no material change. Rough Ken
lcky quoted at $95@lO0 per ton. Dressed hemp
)bblng at ne Tor double and 7c for single per lb
a store.
HOPs-Quiet and steady market with ample
apply and quoted 13@15c per lb for prime to
hoiee Eastern Western not quotable
EGGS-Haye been firm and the demand fair
nd fresh selling at 16@17c per dozen, with only
Moderate offerings.
FEATHERS-Weres steady, with liberal offerings
nd fair demand, and prime live geese selling at
Va Ale per lb
FISH : The demand was only moderate but
he market was steady, and we quote as follows;
xtra mess mackerel, $26927; No. 1 large do, $24a
l25 90; No. shore, $l7 5o@1S Oe; No 2 large
O@lO 90; No. medium $9@9 so; No. large
$685. No medium, S7(97 so per brl, ana
af barrels one-half these prices, with 25c added
ktra for package. Lake herring. $2@2 25:
hitefsh, S494 25 per half brl; sartines, quarter
oxeS: Sl3@l4 per case. and Goldfish, 5@51ac per
0und
GREAsE-Fair demand and steady, and quoted
b1sg55c for white 5@514c for yellow, and 4159
&c for brown, per lb.
COOPERAGE-Fair demand and market firm, !
liehy for pork barrels and lard terces We
lote: Flour barrels, S2@33c; pork brls, S5@9Oc;
rd tierces, 81 10@l 49, ham tierces, 4595Oc:
ack hogsheads, 81 1901 Is; half hogsheads, Sl6l
10: lard kegs, 30c; iron-bound whisky barrels, 81
i TO-
COOPERs' sTUFF-Receipts liberal and market
eady and quiet We quote as follows: Flour-brl 4
oles. &c 00@S co. tight-barrel poles, $12 0o@l4OO
Ogshead poles, S20@25; rougn barrel staves Sl2
l6; dressed do. SIS 00@2l co. and hogshead slaves