The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-01
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CIN-
CINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1-2P.M

Ilils was lgnI OnerlngS liberal and mostly best
gTades wanted by buyers Family sold US low as
81 Is per brl for ordinary trade brands and ranged
up to s. 25@5 40 for fancy according to quality
reputation Extra was in moderate request and
quoted S3 6093 S5 per brl. Superfne dull at 81 S.
@3 20, and low grades at So 25t92 60, and some OF
the latter offered down to So per brl Spring wheat
flour is quoted at $5@5 IS, as to quality the out
side figure for best Minnesota. Rye -four quiet
and firm at $3@S3 25 per BRIL- the latter for choice
WHEAT-The market was quiet, but steady,
and receipts moderate, but ample, and with fair
milling demand Amber is quoted at 9l@93c for
prime to choice, 88@90c for good milling lots
Red at S7@92c for good to choice, and down to zoe
for common White is held at 95@96c for strictly
choice little of which is offered, and 92@93c fol
prime.
OATs-Have been frmer and somewhat higher
with increased demand, but closing quiet and re.
celpts liberal. Mixed quoted at 22@23c for fair
and 24g25c forgood to prime. Inferior nominally
offered % down to 1S@2Oc per bu. White held at &c
@27c for prime to choice.
R9E-Has been firm and in fair request, but it
closes dull and rather weak. No. 2 is quoted to-
DAY at 33g3312c per bu in elevator. Choice sample
quoted 521295312c, and good to prime offered at
30a5lc per bu on track. Inferior nominally 45@
48c per bu.
CORN-Was quiet all the week with liberal re-
ceipts and it closes easy with slight downward
tendency in prices. No mixed shelled is quoted
to-day at 40c per bu. and inferior at 3S@39c
BARLEI-Quiet and steady with full supply
Fall quoted 81 05@1 Is for good to choice, and
ranging down 10 75c Tor common per bu. Spring
merely nominal.
MESS PORK-IIas been very quiet The de-
mand was light and market rather unsettled
Prime city is now salable at SS rs per brl for Job
bng lots, but held about 25c more, and round lots
bid at less.
LARD-The demand was moderate and the
market easy and declining toward the close Prime
current make steam is quoted at 6A@65ac, and
hardly. brings the inside figure, Prime winter
steam is entirely nominal. City kettle leaf is job
bling slowly at SC, and country do at 7ss9 nc per
pound.
BACON-The market was dull and closes easy,
with moderate offerings. Shoulders quoted 5A@
53Oc, clear rib at 64c, and clear sides at 61S16c
per Id, all packed
BULK MEATs-Market quiet and easy with
moderate demand. Shoulders quoted &c clear
lb, all loose. Held Ac more packed in boxes
SUGAR-CURED MEAT Market quiet with
moderate jobbing sale Hams quoted 116l2%c
pei. lb as to average or brand, canvased and
bacon at 812@9c per lb.
COTTON-Was steady all the week, but dull, and
closes easy to-day with decline Of &c on all
grades. The stock in this market is estimated at
1375 bales Receipts to-day were 4l6 bales and
the shipments l. l62 bales. The official G ton Ex
change quotations are as follows: Ordinary 9l4c
good ordinary 93Ec low middling 1Oc, middiing
lo4c good middlng lO14c. rliddling fair lie
WHIsKY-Was in good demand throughout
the week and the market remained steady and
without any change in pr ce. At the close it is
still selling well at 81 06 per gallon.
ASHES-The demand is very moderate, but the
market is steady at previous prices Pearl ash at
6@61ac and pots at 41sg454c per lb;
y b and aI Il S for 3b 1fs per- per- yard iDds' Tor
BAGS-The demand is fair and the market
steady. No change in prices. We quote burlaps,
4-bu at 11h@l212c; gunnies, 2bu at 14@l41ac,
and cotton seamless sacks at 20@24c
BARK-The market is easier under larger re-
ceipts, and there is a fair demand for prime
chestnut and new is selling at $11 50@l2 per cord
af1oat.
BEANs-Were In moderate request and supply
light and steady market at 81 75(91 80 per bu for
choice navys, 81 25@11 so for good to prime white
or medium, and 75@9Oc per bu for inferior
BEESWAX-Is steady and in fair request with
prime yellow selling at 24c per lb.
BROOMS-Demand fair and steady without
change in prices. We quote steamboat at So 50644
Shaker at S2 75a3, hurl at So 25@2 rs, and com
BROOM COkN-There was a fair demand and
the market st ady and limit offerings We
quote hurl at 6961c green stalk braid at 5(9512c,
and red brush at 3@494c, as to quality, per ID.
with some little advance in prices. The receipts
Of fine qualities were light and for these
there is still good demand for the
qualities below prime and the supply of such is |
excessive with an accu ulation of stocks. Prime
to choice creamery is selling at 23125c per lb and
extra selections at 27c. Prime to choice dairy at
Ice for Western Reserve in lots but single selected
packages at 17@lSc per ID. Good packing lots
offered at l0@llc medium at S@9c, and common
ioWn to sc per Id.
BRAN, &G.-Bran sells at S1O@1O 50 per ton and
,nlya moderate demand. Shipstuffs steady but
iemand light at $ll@l2 per ton Middlings quiet
md demand moderate at 13@17 per ton, all in
)ulk on arrival. In store about So more required
CANDLES-Market steady and quiet at previ us
'rices We quote common tallow at 10l4dll1c and
tar candles at 12@13c per lb.
CHEESE--The demand was fair with steady
market and selling at S12@912c per lb for good to
hoice factory. Inferior dull wn to sc per lb
COTTON YARNS-The market was weak but
Without any material change in prices. We quote
atting, l0 l0t9lSc pound yarns, cotton, warp and
'icking zoe; coverlet yarn 22c colored warp, 25c;
wine, l7@Dc; rope, l5@l6c per lb; No. 500, 10e;
10 600, sc, and No. 700, Sc per dozen.
COFFEE-Steady market with fair demand and
% quotable change. Rio, common 15@l6c fair to
ood l6h@1S1ac, prime 1912@20c and choice 2l@
&c per lb Lasuayra 161a@lS1ac, and Java 25@3Oc
cooPERs' sTUFF-Market easy and quiet with
We quote: Flour-barrel poles, S6 O0@S 90; tight
arrel poles $12914; hogshead poles, S25; rough
arrel slaves. $14@16: dressed do, SlS@21 and
ogshead slaves. $22@25 per 1000.
COOPERAGE-Had firm market and the de-
land fair. We quote: Flour barrels 25@l3Oc; pork
rls S0@S5c lard tierces, 9o@95c; ham tierces, ASA
Dc; slack hogsheads 81 10@1 Is half hogsheads
l@1 10, lard kegs, SOC; ron-bound whisky barrels
l@l 10; slack half-barrels So 50@2 rs per doz
COAL-Fair retail consumptive demand, and
larket steady. We quote Youghiogheny &c
er bushel ahoat, and 9@10c delivered;
locking Valley, SIC at elevator, and 10c deliv-
red; Muskingum Valley, &c on cars, and 10cde-
vered; Ohio River, 5@514c afoat, and 71ac deliv-
red: Kanawha River &c afoat, and S15@91ac
eliyered; Camden, 7D715c; Kanawha canal 16
llSc per bu, and anthracite Sc 50t97 so per ton
eliyered.
C0kE--Moderate demand and steady market,
nd unchanged. We quote gas-house at &c, city
anufactured &c, and crushed 7c per bu at yards.
eliyered to consumers at &c per bu more
CORDAGE-Demand moderate, and firm mar
ct. We quote: Manila at 111a@121ac, Sisal 1917
lie, and Jute 9@91ac per lb.
EGGS-Were in fair demand for local consump-
on and the receipts ample with sales at the close
fresh at l4@15c per dozen.
and steady, with liberal Of /
rings, and prime live geese selling at 40c per h.
lferior dull and nominal.
FISH-Had a firm market but quiet {
e demand being moderate We quote: Mack.
el, extra mess, $26 00@27 90; No. large {
4@25; No. shore, $17 50@lS 90; No. 2 large
0 50@11; No. 2 medium, So 50@l0: No. large
00@9 50 No, medium, 81 50@3 per brl, and !
w barrels oneh half these prices with Csc added
ira for packages. Lake herring $202 rs; white I
h, 81 00@4 % per half brl; sardines quarter {
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