The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22
WEEKLY RKvIEw OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2-2 p. N.
sREADsrUFFs.

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movement and generally firm in tone with no
material variation in prices
Flour; The demand was fair, chiefly for the
local consumptive trade and prices steady.
aaay aaaiy brands or as ' s.my afs0'df sss
quoted Ss $ss5 g. supslns sa%s at s sos 49, low low
grades "a 1904 90 per bril- Rye aour at 81 sO@
B 10 for ordinary and $5 l595 30 for prime TO
CHOICE Northwestern. Spring wheat -four at S6 25
per brl good 10 choice.
Corn had steady market and fair demand.
White shelled selling to-day at 49c mixed shelled
quoted 47@4Sc for old aud 4ls42c for new per
pu New mixed ear at 40@flc for prime new,
ana 409 47c for old, as TO quality.
Oats have had moderate demand and the mar
ket steady with little or no change. Mixed
quoted 32@35e for fair to prime. White at S7c for
arrival
Barley has had quiet steady market. Fall
sample quoted at 80@90c per bu for good to cho3e
spring al 5O97Oc, as to quality and No. held
at 75c per bu.
Rye: The market firm and demand fair. No, 2
on track sell ng at S5c per bu. Good to prime
sample at 836l85c.
Wheat firm and fairly active: Prime to choice
red selling at 81 2S@l 80 per bu; good to choice
amber sample at 81 25@1 % ber but inferior lots
down to 81 10, as to quality; white scarce and
about the same Is Ied
- Mess pork has been In fair demand and steady.
Closing nfm and new quoted at $l1 Is. Small job
Ding lots shade more.
Lard steady and fair jonbing demand. Prime
6S5@67sc per h.
Green meats have been fairly active, and firm.
shoulders quoted at S70@Ss54c, clear rib $3.50
54oc, and hams, as to average, at 6]a@7sc per ID.
Dry salt meats have had fair demand and
close firm. Shoulders at 3.sO9S95c, clear rib at
5549'.S0c. and clear sides at 605t@6s<c per lb,
loose Held 1S@kc higher for packed.
Bacon: There is not enough doing to admit OF
any quotatl ms, and hardly any yet offering.
sugar-cured meats steady and fair cOnsump-
tive demand. shoulders at 6@6zsc. Breakfast
bacon at s4@sc. and hams at S54g9ac, as to aver
age or brand: all canvased and packed.
COTTON.
The market has been steady, and quiet Quo
tations about nc higher at the close Receipts for
the past week IT, l49 bales Shipments Is LAT bales
Stock. 7,SA bales. Sales for the week reported at
Cotton Exchange. 1.551 bales. The closing official
prices as follows Ordinary, 1Ohc; good ordi-
nary, 1lAc low middling. 1118c; middling. l1s@c;
good m'dhIng lie; middling fair l211ac, and fair.
1331c per lh +al',
WHISKY.
The market has been steady and unchanged,
with active demand, and closing sales at 81 09per
gallon. -...- =. .r.
GROCERIES,.
Coffee has been steady and the demand fair.
Common Rio l41a@15c. fair to good, 15ls(g171zc.
PRIME to choice, 1s@20c and fancy yellow at 2l@
2l1%c Laguayra at 16@lsc; Mocha at 26@23c; Java
at 25@29c per lb. '.n -a IL ID.
Molasses has had fair steady demand, with
New Orleans at 45@55c for good 70 choce new.
Sorghum at 30@35c per gallon. Refined syrups
quiet at 35@65c, as to quality.
Rice has been steady and fair demand. Caro-
lima at E40S8c and Louisiana at 7R7l5c per h.
Sugar quiet and steady. We quote StsGS1sc for
yellow refined 4@9ss for extraC. lO14@1lcfor
white, 11h@I11ac for granulated and pow
dered 11Ia@11s1c for crushed and 11M@ilMc
for cnt loaf per pound. New Orleans raw at 81
0s8szc per ID.
Tea quiet and steady at the following prices:-
Oolong, S0@9oc; souchong, 45c@sl; Young Fly
son, 3O@90c; Imperial, 3DgsOc: Gunpowder, 5Oc@
81, and japan, 35975c perlb.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bagging has had a quiet and firm market and
quoted: Flax, 2lb, at, &c: 21s-lb, 9l4c: 21z-lb,
91ac per yard. Jute PIC per yard more. Iron
cotton-ties 81 25@2 80 per bundle.
Bugs were in moderate demand and steady. We
quote: 2-bu cotton seamless 1a922e: wool bags,
S5@Ssc; 2bu gunnies. l4@A1ac; 4-bu burlaps,
12@13c.
Bark has been in fair demand and the re-
ceipts light Prime chestnut oak on arrival SELL
Beeswax has quiet, steady market, with prime
yellow at zoe perl h. lit "a ..gt, -. 80 y.
Beans have moderate demand, and the market
is steady and receipts moderate. Arrival lots at
at 81 S092 per bu. Fl.
Broom corn hast had moderate demand and
steady. Red bf,ish 3l4@3t4c; red tipped 4@4lac;
green stalk braid, 5@5hsc, and choice hurl 81
0Gc per Id. ... IN III. f. -s.....l IT,.
. Brooms quiet and steady and unchanged. Com
mon: 81 2501 rs: hurl, $22S@2, so: Shaker, So 50
a. rs, ana steamboat sess Is per dozen. -
Butter: The receipts ha, boon only moderate,
and the market closes steady and quiet. There Is
a "a forY Y.only md oh MI
usual local retail trade. Creamery is qloteo ana
3c in lots and 35@26c for single selectosof fancy
Dairy made at 1S@20c for prime to choirc Central
Ohio, and 21@2sr for Western Reserve and at 25c
for Sc ections. Fair to good lots at 14al6c, and
inferior down to Se per h.. ,. .r
Candiesin in fair demand'and firm, and selling
tall0w at lo@l01ac, star at f21a@f3c and paratine
at 2O92c per lb. = uI
Cordage firm and demand fair. We quote:
Man la ls@'s54c, Sisal 1l@1l1ac, and jute at 90
911ae per ID. 'a
Cheese has had a steady, moderate demand and
no material change. Prime to choice factory sells
at l21a@13%c per h. o-.,l .,., 49,. ..t.
Cotton yarns have been steady and quiet. The
quotatonsare as follows: Batting 10@16c; pound
yarns, 2c. carpet warp-white, 90; do oolored,
&c; coverlet warp, 24c per lb. Cotton rope, l9c;
twine. 20622c; candlewick, 22e per Id.
Coal: The market easierand prices lower and Of
ering as follows: Offerings afoatat loo for Yong.
hogheny and 11@12c for Kanawha per bu Deliv-
cred to consumers at 15@t6c for Youghiogheny,
y3@14c for Kanawha, 14e for Hooking Valley and
Muskingum per bu. Anthracite at 81 50g7 per
ton. delivered.
Coke has moderate demand and steady. Gas
house at l0c, city made and crushed at lie per bu
at yards. and &c more to consumers, delivered.
Cooperage in moderate demand and Arm. We
quote: Slack barrel poles $6@S, tight do $14@16,
hOgsheaddO $3o@35 per Loco. barrelsta $l3g20
hogshead do $l6@20 per ]. 900. ..'-f.
| Eggs have been firm and advancing, closing
steady at 22023o per dozen for fresh arrivals and
the demand is fair with moderate, receipts
Feathers quiet and steady, end prime live geese
quoted 4a@50c perlb '..st.J .
/ Fish quiet with firm market Quoted Extra
mess mackerel, S25@26; No. 1large do, S92m23;
No. medium, S1l 50ai2; No. 2lafge DO, IS 50a9,
No. medium do. $76g750, No. 2,large, Sa7 so;
No. 3 medium, 5@bj0 per bri; Ne. white fish,
81 25g5 so; No do. IS 75d84. picked salmon, SO
OILS ~ per brl. No. herring, 23(Q24c per box;
cpdfsh, 41a@51ac per ID; sardiiies, quarter boxes
Si250@1S per case; and ID cove oysters 6oc1S1
Fruits: Apples abundant and demand moderate
at $2(92 Upper bIl. Cranberres In good supply and
fair demand and quoted at $6C9S per brl and SEA
225 per bH crate. Louisiana oranges at y5tl6 per
hrl and 81 50@3 so per box Lemons at 81 25@s5
per box and quiet. Dried apples, quiet and firm
az 51a@6c, and dried peaches at S1a99c per ID.
Foreign fruitsin fair demand and steady Citrop
at 22@a4c. primes at 10@l2c, figs at 12tal5c cur
rants at7@Sc per Id. Sugar raisins at 81 5o@2 90
per box. 4ss 0Alf. IyP sal tir y .'r-' s...
Ginseng has q frm,, quiet market and sells tor
prime 70 choice at 81 10@1 2Oper ib ll
Hay has been steady and quieta follows: Prime
to choice timothy at n6sF per ton, and mixed