The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Ia p. M.
BREADsTuFFs,


ennsumptye demand and quiet at tie close.
Fancy brands at s6 406 IS per br, as to quality or
reputation. Family sells at So S5@6 10, Extra
held at s. 4015 6i. and superfine at u $500 10,
Low grades dull at "a 1O@4 35 per brl. Rye flour at
So 1895 25 per brl.
Corn has been easy and lower. but toward the
close of the week it is finn, Mixed ear, new,
quoted ut 3TH39c as to quality, ard No new
shelled at 4uc. Old mixed at 44ta45e for shelled
ana 45c for prime cal on track White corn NOM
inal at 1@2c above mixed.
Wheat The market was easy and lower i'll the
first part Of the Week, but closes frmer, Red u.
81 270t1 2S for choice; No. 2 amber AZ 81 q. ana
good to prime sample at 81 2491 26 per bu. ln-
ferior DUH and down to 81 10, as to quality.
Oats have steady market and fair dsmand. NO.
mixed sold to-day al 33c Good to choice white
quoted al SAG &c per bu. n
Lard has a qu ct market with little doing but
cl ses firm. Current make at 6.l5@6Ac. Prime
steam nominal at 61ac per 10.
Barley: Quiet and steady. Spring selling at
6S@65c for No. g. and held up to S5c for choice.
Fail at 8S@89c for extra No. 3, 95@95c for No.
Sample fall at 95@97e for choice and 85@92c for
good to prime per bu.
Rye has had a quiet and easy market and
lower selling at the close at SIC in elevator aud
offered at S0NSlc OH track for No. 2.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork has been very quiet but remains
steady with light offerings. Quoted ut $ll@ll 70
and held $ll 50 for small lots, spot
Green Meas The demand has been light and
the market dull. on account OF unfavoraDIe
weather. Quoted nominally SIC for sh ulders
sc for clear rib sides. and 654@74c as to average
for hams per Id.
D.y salt meats have been dull with light offer
ings and prices about nominal a. 35S@354c for
| shoulders, 5A@51sc for clear rib, and 6y61sc for
| clear sides, outside figure for packed in boxes.
Bacon has quiet and steady market Shoul'
ders at 43s@i1ac, clear rib at S1s9S1sc, and clear
sides at St4c per lb packed.
sod r,lapat ta<a axty
mand. Hams at 9a9ke, breakfast bacon ut 751@
Stsc, and shoulders Al 55s@6c per lb canvased and
4 packed.
! The market has been steady through the week.
| and quiet. Quotations about &c lower. The re-
nbents 3,444 bales Stock, 3,436 bales Sales dur
| ing the week reported at the Cotton Exchange 9G
| bales. We quote the following closing official
prices: Ordinary 91sc; good ordinary, lOAc;
low middlng, l09sc: midding lOBc; good
mddlims, n, nhG middling fair' llHc; fair
The demand is fair and the market steady
and quiet. Closing sales for the week AZ 81 0S per
gallon.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark has firm and quiet market with lin
| tied receipts, and prime chestnut oak sells at
| $14 per cord per railroad. None by river
Bagg lng was quiet ana ratner easy ,cFS'lS HteHuN
at the following quotations: Flax 2-lb 8A@S%c:
2ha-lb do, s4@sAc 214-lb do, S54@sc for lots and
| l%c more per yard in jobhing way. Iron cot
,ontes hsa at 3 25per bundle 'u'e about
Bngs have had fair demand. and the mar
ket remains firm. We quote 2bu cotton seamless,
l9922c; wool bags 35@35c: 2bu gunnies, l3@l4c:
4-bu hHrlaps, l12@12e.
Beeswax has been in fair request and the mar
ket steady and quiet with am, le receipts and
| cp1linu nj o0p In foY pri m ypll0w
| Beans have had steady, quiet market. ana
moderate receipts. Quoted: Prime to choice at
81 50a1 75 fair to good at 81 l59l 30, and common
at 75@90c per bu.
without material change. We quote: Common
81 35@1 rs; hurl. 81 25@2 75 Shaker 81 50Qs3. and
steamboat, $3 25@4 90 per dozen.
Broom corn had quiet, steady market, and tht
red brush, 3@3%c red tippe', 3%9ic; green stalk
41a@5c ana hurl at 5@51ac per ID.
| Butter: The market has been firm ana price
higher this past week. The rece pts are only mod
crate, with brisk consumptive trade aud ial
packing demand. Creamery is selling at 3O@3oc
the latter figure for fancy selections Cho ce dair
made Is much sought after, and selling at 1913
for Central OHIO and 2l@22c for Western Reserve
and held at 24625c for single selected packages
Fair to prime lots are quoted 1S@l6c, inferior ~
@10c perlb
) Candles we're In fair demand and market firm a
4 ll@12c for star and l0g1J1ac for common talloy
per ID.
Cooperage has been in good demand, especial,
quote: Flour barrels, 27@}0c pork bar els, 81 05d
TO- lard tierces, 81 20t0l 25 ham do. 40@i5c
slack hogsheads, sl91 10; iy-hght hogsheads, 81 L
4 al 25 ha hogsheads. 9Oc@s1 Lara kegs 30c
4 and ironb und whisky barrels 81 SO.
Coopers stuff has been in moderate supply, ant
the market rules firm under lair demand. w
quote: Flour-barrel poles. S6@S: !ight-barre
poles s1i@16; hogshead poles, sO@ s. rougl
barrel slaves, $16@2O; hogshead staves $ls@2
per l,0C0
Cheese has been firm and had good demant
and only moderate offerings Prime to choic
factory sells at l2>a@l31ac per ID. Inferior dull
and nominal.
Cordage was steady and quiet, the demand beinl
moderate. and we quote jute 999Rc, Sisal TO-.
: @llc, and Manila at l214@l3cper lb
Cotton yarns have had firm market and quiet
We quote batting 10@l7c; assorted yarns, 2lc
warp 2lc; wicking 2)@2lc coverlet yarn, 23c
per pound; No. 500, 1012c; No. 600, 919c: No. 100
SIC per dozen.
Coal has ad firm market and prices have ad
vanced. There ae no arrivals by river owing Il
the unusually low stage of water. st cks are con
seuuently light. The rates to consumers dellv
cred are zoe for Youghiogheny ami Kanawha; Il
7 @l9c for Muskngum and locking Valley, all,
lSc for Ohio River per bus Ell None selhn
afoat.
Coke has a fair demand and steady with mod
drate offerings and selling a. l0c fr city manu-
factured &C. for crushed and &c for Gas house De
bushel at Yards ami &c more delivered.
Dried frlits Dried apples firm and quiet a
4l5(a5c per lb. Dried peaches in moderate suppl
and fair demand at 7@Sc per lb Foreign fruit
quiet and steady. Laye' raisins at 81 50@2 IS pc
box Prunes at 10@l2c, and ciron at 22g23
per lb.
Eggs have been quiet and easy under liberal re
ceipts and moderate demand selling fresh arrival
ut 151l6c per dozen.
Feathers were firm and In fair demand, wit
moderate rece pts, and Sc ling at 47t94Sc per Id fo
, prime live geese
( HAY has peen in fair demand, with moderat
receipts and the market closes firm at $l5@16 pe
ton for prime to choice Timothy; fair to goo,
mixed al $l3@14, and common at $lUQl1 per ton
: | Held Sl@2 more for store lots.
/ II Hdes have firm market, with fair demand
at about previous prices Green 7%@s- &C; we
salted, 9@lOc; dry salted, 1l(9l3c, ana flint y
1i@16c per Id. Sheep pells al 75caSl
Hemp hps had steady market. with moderat
demand, and quoted Dressed Mt SIG for double
and TIC for single dressed in store. Rough keu
tncky at $ll5@120 per ton, on ARRIVAL
| Hops have strong market, with light Offering
and good demand and prime to choice Easter
: sell at 429l3c per lb.
Fish: The demand is fair and the market firm
| We quote as follows: MacRerel. extra mes.
$25@26: No. / large. $22@2S; No. Shore 81
ola 80; No. large, s. 50@y No. medium. s. i
an. No. large, $1d7 so; No. :; medium. S. O61