The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CIScINNATL Nov. 1872 P. M.
BREADsrUFFs.

C1sc1rNATI Nov. 16-2P. M.
BREADsrUFFs.
The market has been steady and quiet. The
movements were generally moderate and prices
are without material change.
Flour has had a steady market with the usual
good local demand. Fancy is quoted at So 25
a. 90, as to brand of quality, with patent
fancy held up to IS per brl. Family selling at
So S0@6 co. Extra has moderate inquiry at 50 70
@5 60. Superfine neglected at s4 S0@5 90, and
low grades at "a 1904 go per brl. Rye Hour at
s. l0@5 Is for good to choice Northwestern. Spring
wheat -four at S6 25@6 rs per bril-
Rye has had a quiet market and closes firm
with No. 2 held at SIC on track. Sample lots OF
prime to choice at S0@S2c per bu on arrival.
Oats have fair local feeding demand and quiet
Mixed at 3S@35c for good to prime. White, prime
to choice, 36@37c per bu, Inferior dull and NOM
inal sales of No. to-day at Sic mixed, and 3b1ac
for white. AiH 20
Corn has had fair demand and closes firm,
with an upward tendency. Mixed ear, new, Is
selling at 3Sc, and keld at 45c Tor prime old,
White ear sold to-day at 46c. Mixed shelled Is
quoted 45@47c for No. 2, and some sold UP 10 4sc
to arrive for old. ~ lt
Wheat has firm market and fair demand and
prices somewhat stronger. Choice red or amber
selling at 81 25 and fair TO prime lots at 81 200
] 2S per bu. Inferior as to quality down to 81 10.
White selling OF vi T@1 ~ for choice on track
Barley quiet and steady. Fair to good fall at
75@82c and prime to choice sample at S5@9Oc per
bu. Spring al 60@75c, as to quality, per bu.
Green meats: Owing TO the warm weather the
nominal at 3h@8.60e for shoulders, 6@51sc for
sides and hams at 6@6slc per lb. ,t n
at rFe PROVISIONS --
Mess pork has been quiet, and closes firm at
$1l per br for prime new mess, and bids about 2oc
less for round lots. -. tg
Lard has d steady and fair demand, and the
market is firm, with prime steam at 6.70@6s4c per
ID, spot. ItV .fuH y
Dry salt meats were quiet and firm with only
O moderate jobbing demand. Shoulders at 3t4(9
$3.50, clear rib at 54@5s4c, and clear sides at &C
for loose meats partly cured H
Bacon dull and nominal, with not enough doing
to establish reliable quotations
Sugtr-cured hams in moderate demand and
| steady at 64@91ac, as to average or brand Break
last bacon at 754@8c and shoulders 57S@6c per lb
all canyased and packed.
t. COTTON. '.. ra
The market has been firm and prices advanced
about Ic during the week. The receipts for the
week were H. 166 bales. The Shipments ,04I
bales. Sales reported at the Cotton Exchange 32s
bales. The closing official quotations are as foil
isd1s oTs GnfF % %dds gG9a 0rdns!y e sooS S mS nUS
ding. iizsc; fmiddling fair, l25se; fair. 1879
per lb H1A
Has been firm and the market closing steady to
day, with sales at 81 90 per gallon.
+,.s tae GROCERIES, gl
Coffee in fair demand and steady. We quote
4 Java 25@29c, Mocha 27@2S]sc and Laguayra q
| i6@1sc. Rio at 141s@15c for common, l5%eD17142t
for fair to good, ls2@2oc for prime to choice, ait
2l@21%c for fancy yellow per lb.
Molasses: The market was steady and quiet
New orleans new sells at 5O@G0c per gallon to
prime to enc ee Sorghum agiet AZ So@SSc, =. Re
| fined syrpps at 40t465c per gallon, as to quality.
Rice has been in fair demand and tirm Caro-
| lima at SC, and Louisiana 7@71ac per lb.
Sugar has been firm and fairly active. New
Orleans atSA@SMc for raw, and 9h@loAc TO-
916195zc, A white 1O1 agile, granulated and pow
| dered 1lM@l114c, crushed II llsa@111ac sndcut loa
111a@1lssc Der ID. ft v
| 7. ..., MISCELLANEOUS.
Bags have had quiet, steady market. w
quote: 2-bu cotton seamless, l9@22c; wool bags
| 111S@22c. z, ''F''F. ~
Bagging has been in fair demand and firm at th
following prices: Flax 2-lb, at tS1asS4c; 21Slb, 81
@9c; 2A-lb, 94(9lOc per yard III lots and Jobbinl
4 at about nc higher. Jute about l@11ac highe
than cotton. Iron cotton-ties, 81 4O@2 50 per bun
| die.
Bark has quiet steady market, and selling o.
arrival at Sl4 per cord for prime chestnut oak.
light receipts Prime to choice white in store .
81 759 1 80 per bushel. Arrival lots at 81 S5@1
per bushel for good to choice
4 Beeswax quiet with moderate demand and tn
market steady and selling at ls@2oc per lb fc
Broom corn is quiet and firm with moderat
receipts. equote: Common red brush, $40
SIC; red tipped, 4@pAo; green stalk braio
5@511ac, and hurl 6@j14c per ID.
| Brooms moderate demand and steady We quot
common. 81 25@1 rs; hurl,$2 25@2 50: Shaker
50 50@2 rs, ana steamboat. $S 5o94 per dozen.
Butter has been arriving in only moderate guam
titles and the market remains quiet, with fai
local trade and little doing beyond this. No ms
i terial change in prices Creamery sells at 30135(
the latter hgure for extra selections. Dairy-mad
at 21@22c for choice Western Reserve and 1Sm19
for Central Ohio, and single packages of selection
held up to 25c per lb. Good to prime lots at 15C
Fc, and inferior downto &c. as to quality. :.
Candles have quiet market and moderate dt
mand at l0@11c for tallow and l2@13c for sta
candles, and 20@2lc for paraffine per Id. a..
Cheese in fair johbing demand ana the markt
steady, with moderate receipts and prime
choice quoted 121a@l31ac per 10.
quote: Batting 10@l7c; assorted yarns, 2lc; war;
21c; wickipg, 20@2lc; coverlet yarn, 23c; colore
warp 26c; twine, 19g21c; rope, lS9l9c per II
candlewick 20@2lc per pound.
Coopers' stuff firm with fair demand as follow
Flour-bar poles S6@S: tight-barrel poles S14
16; hogshead POLES, sSO@eo rough barrel stave
Sl6@20; hogshead staw,s, slS@2O per 1000.
Cooperage in fair demand for lard and pol
tierces othe. articles quiet. We quote: Flol
barrels, sT@3Oc; pork barrels 81 05@l 10; lai
hoesheads, 81 45@l 80; fy-tight hogsheads. 81 20
] %; half hogsheads, ST. lard kegs, 35c, and iro
bound whisky barrels Al so,
Coal The market dull and unsettled. Prices
be determined by the expected rise in the rive
, Quoted nominally 24c per bu for Youghioghen
22c for Kanawha, zoe for Hooking Valley and Mu
kingum dellveredst TO consumers Anthracite
$6 50@7 per ton delivered -
Cordage is steady and the demand fair NJ
nila at l2s4@13hac, sisal at lO4@ll11ac, and jute
, 9La@10c per Id. WV s't
Coke quiet and steady at 1Oc for gas. house, 1
for city manufactured and lie for crushed per |
at yards, and &c more delivered.
! Eggs have been steady and quiet with modem
: demand and supply ample at l6@17c per dozen Il
| fresh
Feathers are quiet and the demand moderat
Prime live geese sell at 49c per lb.
Fish is in fair, steady demand and quie
Quoted: Mackerel, extra mess. S25@26: No.
large, S22923; No.. medium, S10@11; No. larg
. SIS 5099; No. medium. 650@7: No 8 large, 81
3 I so; No 3 medium, IS 5U@6 per brl. Lake he
ring, 50 25g2 so; white fish, 81 25a4 5Oper half bl
sardines, quarter. boxes .$l2 5OalS per case; co
: fish, 41a@5c per lb, and smoked herring 1892
per box.
+. Fruits: Apples have fair demand and got
o,, pply and sailing nj al S066o IN nor ano