The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CiNUNNArI. Nov. So P. N.
BREADsTtFFs.


generally steady. Movement mostly light.
Flour has fair consumptiye trade, mostly in
be best grades. Fancy is quoted at g S5a6 ~.
md held up to s. 10 for patent fancy. Family sell
'erfne neglected at "a SOg5 l5. and low grades
iull at "a lj@4 20 per brl. Rye flour quiet and
teady at $500 Ia, and held 6gl0c more for choice
Northwestern. Spring wheat dour at 81 2696 81
Der brl, as to brand or quality.
Wheat was firm and steady in the week. closing |
,asy Prime to choice red selling at ST 2J9l = per
Dushel; some Off grade at 81 1901 90 Amber
lbout ihe same as red. Inferior lots down 70
! 70; as 70 quality White is scarce and nominal
Rye quiet and steady. with moderate demand. !
No. > quoted soc in elevator, aud lS2e less on
track.
Barley quiet and steady allquoted at s0995c
ior good to prime sample Spring dull at 69gs0c
per bu for fair to prime.
Corn has a steady ana quiet market with fair
demand. Mixed ear sells at 4Sc for prime old,
and 3Sc for new. No. shelled old at 42t2Galoc
on track. White corn held at 44945c per bu;
Oats have been III moderate demand anu the
market quiet and steady. Mixed. on arrival, at
32@34c per bu, as TO quality Prime to choice
white at 35@S7c per bu. Inferior dull and nomi'
nal
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork has quiet steady market and qv oted
at sll@ll 2S per bil for prime Old No he' sell
ing. g."
Lard has had quiet steady market. Current
make at 614@65sc per lb Prime steam nominal
at SIC per lb .I.
the weather being unfavorable. Shpg:als
5000. clear rib sides at $t9095c, hap. rs S51,ag
as 10 average per lb 'aat o1a9 &c,
Dry salt meats; The d.
closing firm Sp"" Siuaii" ~ a mas oeeir i,sl' ~. w
paE!'s cured meats ''0f' f' ~ '''- ava
BACON has moderate inquiry and market quiet.
cat In o
ger lb packed. Sugar cured hams, 9gYi4c.
Bte9kfast bacon at 7s4gSAc. and shoulders at
6G61sc per lb, all canvassed and packed.
COTTON
The market has been firm and quiet with an
advance OF &c during the week. The following
are the authorized local quotations; Ord2ary,
se g0Gd g,oG ogdi1ary loG los SSnn low middng ,1n1
middling fair, 1l7sc; lair, 1870 per lb Receipts
for the week up 10 to-day. l5,l4s bales. Ship
ments, II, 26l bales. Stock 7,l23 bales Sales S46
bales.
Has had an active demand and market closes
firm, with sales on Change at 81 OF per gallon
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bags: Market steady and demand moderate
We quote: 2-bu cotton seamless, 19Y@2c; wool
bags, Sj65sc. e.S. gunnies, 13R9l4c; 4-bu bur-
laps ii}s@22c.
Bagging firm and the demand fair. We quote:
2-lb flax, 81; 2lab do, SIC and 214-lb do SIC
per yard. Jute '4c per yard more. Iron cotton
ties, " e5M2 80 Der bundle.
Bark has firm and quiet market Prime
chestnut oak sells at S14 per ton on arrival
Beans have steady, quiet market, with mod
crate receipts, and quoted atsl j0a1 Is for prime
to choice, and VI 1901 SIS for fair to good per b,
Beeswax has iair demand and the receipts am
PIE Nlth prime sample at lSMl9c per ID.
Broo,n> The demand lair aud market steady at
the followrn>r prices: Common selling at 81 25@
IS; Shaker a,. hurl, 81 25@2 Is; steamboat,
s3 0oe4 % per do1..n
Broom corn has STEADY market and fair de-
mand, with moderate recs.ibts. We quote: Com
mon red brush, 2f4@3i4c rel tipped, $l4@3i&c;
green Stalk boaro, 4g41gc, ana hGrl at it4@@5'l &c
pc. lb,
Batter The market has been quiet and the re-
teipts were moderate. The demand has been fair
and prices close firm. Creamery sells at 25t936c
for extra selections and 31n}c for prime to choice
lots and holders are disposed to advance over these
figures. Dairy-made at l9120c for Central Ohio,
and 2l@23c for choice Western Reserve, ana held
at 25Gs37c for single selected packages, Fair ia
! prime lots at l@9l7c, ana inferior down to &c. as
| to quality, perlb.
Candles have quiet and steady market, and
| quoted at I0@lGhc for tallow, l2@l2Eac for stal
| and 20@s2lc for paratflne. per ID.
Cheese has firm and quiet market, and selling
for prime to choice factory at 12501319c per Ii.
| Cotton yarns: The demand fair and market
steady al tie following prices Batting 109l6c;
pound yarns, 21c; carpet warp-whie, 2lc; do col
dozen yarns, No lcos, il1sc; No. 5oos, IOlac; 10.
600s SIC; No. zoos, SIC per dozen. Cotton rope,
l7dlNc; twine lSa2oc and candle wick, 2Oc per
pGund.
Cordage; Moderate demand and steady at 12l,ggog
lS1se or Manila, lA@lll. &c for Sisal and s. 2g9c
for jute, per b.
Coopers' stuff. Fair demand and the market
firm under light receipts We quote. Slack barrel
poles, s6mS: tight barrel poles sli@1G hogshesd
poles SO@@5 per LOCO; barrel staves $l3@20; hogs
he ad slaves, 3lS@20 per l.oU0.
Coonerage has firm market" and the demand
continues fair at the following prices: Flour bar
rels, 25@s0c pork barrels, 81 0091 05; do.
half barrels, @a6Oc lard tierces, 81 coal 30:
ham do, 50g5Jc slack hogsheads, 81 40C9l so;
whisky barrels, iron'b)und, 81 259l 3j, and lard
kegs 35A40c each.
Coal has had a firm market and some advance
in prices, owing TO the scarcity. Youghiogheny is
quoted 24@25c: Hooking LEY aud Muskingum
&c and Kanawha al 2ie per bu delivered to con.
sumerS.
Coke has steady market and fair demand and
selling at yards at Nc for Gas house l0c for crushed
and lie iot city delivered per bu. Held &c more
delivered to consumers.
Eggs have steady quiet market with ample Of
| ierings and selling at l6al7c DER dozen fer fresh
| D.. Feathers The demand fair and market stead,
and quiet and selling at iSc per ID for prime live
! geese.
Fish in fair demand and the market firm. We
| quote as follows: Mackerel, extra mess $25@2B
| No. large, S22@2S; No. shore SIS 5O@17: 10.
| bas, ST. 5Otg H. No. medium. Sl0@l1. No. large
| s. '0@9; No. 2medium 650q7: No. 5 large, $76i
| I 50; No. 3medium. Is 5066 per brl and hsifbar
RES Onehalf these prices, with &c extra for pack
| ages Lake herring, 81 225Qs2 80; white fish, 81 a5@
4 80 per half brl: sardines Quarter boxes Sl2 J0M
Is per case; Goldfish, 4la@oc Der ID, ami smoket
herring 234a2ac per box.
| Fruits; Apples quiet ami large receipts at 81 81
| a. 50 per brl. as TO qualify. Cranberr;es selling
At $597 per brl, Oranges in full supply and freely
offered at sa93 25 per brl for Louisiana Lemons
in moderate demand and STEADY 81 50(95 per box
Dried fruit quiet and steady. Dried apples a
4,a5c, and peaches at 7(aSc, on arrival. prlnes a
lDal2c. Figs at l.g)5c Currants 7pSc. Citror
at 22Ce24c perlb. Rasins at s. JOGs2 ~ per box
| Glnscng quiet and steady. with .moderate de
mand, and selling at 81 1901 10 per lb for prime
| lots.
Hay has had very firm market and the de
mand far. with light rec ipts, and prices some
What higher We quote prime TO choice timoth,
at SlG@17 so, aud mixed nay at $13@15 per ton
| Common prairie nay at 50 50 per ton on arrival
Wheat straw sells at S697. aud oat straw at S7a
| per ton.
Hides in fair demand and firm, with moderate
rec eipts. We quote: Green, 71IaSlac; wet sailed
9@lnc; dry salted. llGl3c. ana flint at Hole
per lb. Sheen relts, 75c9$l, with wool, and ZO@
20r. sheared.
Hemp: The market has been quiet and stead,
with moderate receipts. Rough Kentucky SELL
at Sll5@l20 per ton ON arrival. Dressed in fai