The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CIN-
CINNATI MARKET,
CINCINNATI, Nov. Pap. NJ

CINCINNATI, NOV 12-2P NJ.
FLOUR-Has been steady, with no quotable
change. There was good consumptive eemand,
but little doing beyond this, and mostly for the
higher grades. Family selling freely at $4 1OQ
40 per brl for ordinary and 81 8595 25 for favor
ite brands of fancy white wheat. Extra is quiet
and held at 81 6O@3 Is per brl, superine neglect
ed, and quoted So S0Gg3 10, and low grades dull
at 81 1902 60 per brl, according to quality Buck
wheat quiet, and offering at $4 50@5 per brl for
prime to choice. Spring wheat flour 81 1904 S5 per
brl, the latter for fancy Minnesota. Rye -four in
moderate request So O093 10 per brl for good to
choice North western.
CORN-Has been steady and in fair demand
and market rather firm at the close Sales to-day
of mixed ear on track at 32c, and three car loads
at $50 per bu. Shelled is quoted at S3@34c per bu
for No. q and will bring the inside figure. Old
sheled held at 37@5Sc for No, q but is about nom
inal.
WIEAT-Has been in fair demand and steady,
and prices fully sustained. White is quoted 9ic
for choice, and prime sample will bring 9l@92c
per br. Am Der and red quoted 9O992c for choice
SSQS9c for prime sample and S5@S7c for good
mi ling lots. Inferior as low as zoe per bu and
dull
OATS-The demand was light, but the market
continued steady and prices sustained We quote
mixed at 22c for prime 20@2lc for fair to good
and nominally 16@lSc for common per bu
Choice at 21g23c for fair to prime, and held at "A
Gy25c for choice per bu.
BARLEY-The market was firm and had an up
ward tendency closing steady with fair demand
fair to good at 95c@$l with inferior ranging down
" sUGAR-CURED MEATs-Have been in fair
iobbing demand, and market quiet We quote
hams at 91a@l0c. shoulders at 412@l5c and break
fast bacon at 7(9714c per lb, canvased and packed
MESS PORK-Has been steady and quiet, with
moderate offerings of prime city mess at $7697 25
and held at 81 50 for jobbng lots
RYE-The market was quiet and continues
steady with rather light offerings. No in ele-
vator at SOC per bu and No. 3 do at 470a4Sc sample
on arrival at 4750c per bu for fair to choice ana
n minally at 42@45c for inferior Sales Of No. 2
on track to-day at 49c per bu.
BACON-IIas been moderately active only with
steady market. Quoted Shoulders at $40, clear
rib a4}4c, and clear sides at i1a@4,6Oc per lb, all
packed
LARD-Was in tair demand and the market re-
mains steady. Prime steam current make is
quoted at 5.S0c per lb, spot Kettle leaf is merely
nominal.
2.55c, clear rib sides at 312@359c per ID. Green
hams selling at SIC for choice and 5354c for in
feror, as to average, per ID.
COTTON - The market has been quiet and
steady The sales were light but prices were with
out material change during the week Stock esti-
Shipments Dos bales. The official Cotton Exchange
quotations are as follows: Ordinary TIC, good
ordinary SIC, low middling SIC, middling &C,
good middling &c, middliDg fair 954c fair 1Gt4c
per ID.
WHISKY-Has an easy market and declined Q
@3c during the week, closing at 81 04 per gallon
and a fair demand.
BAGGING-Had fair demand but the market
is easy without material change. We quote flax
bagging 2-lb, at 1014@1013c; 21slb, at 1054C911c,
2-M-lb at ll@ll4c per yard.
BAGS-Only moderate demand, chiefly for