The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-29
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 29-2 r. NJ.

MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2s-sP. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
The market for grain and -four has been steady
this week with httle II any change. Receipts
generally ample and moderate movements.
Flour has fair consumptive demand and
steady. Fancy ct % 4o@7. and held up to IS for
at S. 4595 rs. superfine at "a 9O@5 Is. low grades
at 81 15@4 IS per brl. Rye -four at IS 1905 25,
GOOD to choice northwestern buckwheat -four at
s6@6 so per brl.
sample on track at 85@SSc per bu. Sales OF No.
to-day in elevator at SSc.
Corn steady and ouiet Mixed ear. new, sell.
ing at 42@4Sc per bu; No. 2 mixed shelled at 43e
for new and held nominally at 4S949c or old.
White corn about 1g2c higher than mixed, but
little offered.
Wheat: Market firm and demand fair. Red
salable at 81 2S@l 30 for prime to choice but held
at the lose 1l2c higher. Amber at 81 25@l 2S for
fair to prime lots, and down to 81 Is fol inferior
as to quality. White scarce and held u 80 for
choice.
Barley firm and quiet Fall quoted s5.a95c for
b sp9ns GsoSs da s%s at qua
Oats quiet and steady. White at 3o@37c ana
mixed 3S@soc. as to quality.
PROVISIONS
The provision market has been fairly active and
closes firm. ...
Mess pork quiet and firm and new quoted at
S12 60@13 per brl.
Lard in fair demand and firm. Prime steam
qnoted at 71sc per ID, spot
Green meats firm and fair demand. Shoulders
at 4a4l0c Sides at 534@58Oc. and hams, as to
quality, at 7@7Ac per ID. 49,, -. .,s e.u, shor,
ders at 4c clear rib at 5sO@6c and clear sides at
614C per 10, loose.
Bacon nominal; not enough doing yet to estab-
llsh prices.
Sugar-cured meats in fair demand Hams at
9la@l0lac latter for choice new. as to brand and
average. BreaE fast bacon at 8A@Sasc, shoulders
at 614@61ac per ID.
The market has been firm and qniet through
the week. The receipts were Is, 1850 bales. ship.
ments II, ,44 bales. Stock on the market IA 559
bales. Sales for the week reported at the Cotton
Exchange 329 baes. The official quotations at
the close to-day as follows Ordinary, 1896 good
ordinary, 11Ac; low middling, 11asc; middng
l17sc good mddling. l21sc; middling fair. l2sSc
and fair. 139sc per lh
Has had good demand and firm market 1t
closes steady, with sales on Change at 81 % per
gallon.
aRocERIEA
Coffee has been frm Demand fair. We quote:
Rio at l5@1514c for common, 16@l7Hc for fair to
good, 18H92Oc for prime to choice. and 2l@2l%e
for fancy yellow per ID. Java at 25@29c, Mocha at
27@28c and Laguayra at 16k@1s1ac per fb.
Molasses was quiet, and moderate demand. New
Orleans in moderate supply at 45@ooc for prime
! 10 cho ce Sorghum at 30@35c and refined syr'lps
Rice in fair demand and selling at SC for choice
Carolina and 7e71ac for Louisiana.
Sugar has had frm and quiet market. New Or
leans raw at S@s1zc per ib Yellow refined at $50
lated and powdered ll9l114c, crushed 1870
| 11hc, and cut loaf 11l1@llsSc per pound.
Tea had a firm market with fair demand We
quote: Oolong, SO@9Oc; souchong, 45c@sl; Young
| Hyson, 3O@90c; Imperial, S0@S0c; Gunpowder,
| 50c@s1, and Japan, 35@75c per lb.
| MISCELLANEOUS
Bags have been firm but quiet and no auotable
change. We quote: 2-bu cotton seamless, 100
| 22c; wool bags, 35@38c; 2-bu gunnies H@14Nc:
4-bu burlaps, l2@13c
Bagsing is in fair demand and steady at the
| following: Flax, 2-lb, at 9@914c; 2Hlb $40
s1Sc; 2Zib, sA@1oe per yard in lots and job
bing Nc per yarp higher. Iron ties. ~ 4Ot92 so per
| bundle
Bark had a steady market and fair iobbing de-
mand at Si4 per cord afoat for prime chestnut oak.
Beans: The receipts ample and demand fair.
Store lots Of prime to choice at 81 7h@l 70 per bu
Good to choice on arrival at 81 4O@l 65 per bu
Inferior dull and down To 81 per bu, as to quality
Beeswax has been in fair demand and the mar
Butter: The market has been firm and the re.
ceipts liberal with generally fair demand. Prices
closing steady. Creamery at 32@85c for prime
the single package. Choice dairy-made at 23@25t
and selected tubs of fancy at27c per ID. Fair Ia
prime lots selling at 15@2Oc and inferior down to
1Oc per lb, as to quality.
Broom corn has quiet, steady market, with
ample receipts and fair demand. We quote: Red
braid, 5dS51.c, and hurl at &c per ID.
Brooms quiet and steady at previous prices
Common at q 4o@1 rs; hurl, q 25@2 rs; Shaker
50 75@3 and steamboat, IS 50@i per dozen.
1 Cheese mas been steady and quiet with moder
ate receipts and selling at l215@13hc per lb fol-
prime to choice. Inferior dull and nominal.
Candles has had q fair and quiet market, anC
selling tallow At io@llc, star at l21s0lac, ane
Cordage; The demand moderate and marke
steady. We quote; Manila l3@lSs4c, sisal a
1l@1lAc, and jute at 9@ssze per lb. OIL.
Coal has firm market with no material change
The receipts liberal with an active consumptivt
demand. Offerings afoat at 9@l0c for Ohio River
ll@l2c for Kanawha and l2c for Youghioghen!
per bu. Delivered to consumers as follows: Ohi'
River l4c Hooking Valley ana Massingum, M at Ac M
bu Anthracite. at $s S097 per ton.
Coke has been steady and In moderate demand
and quoted at 10@1lc Per bu at yards. and abou
&c higher delivered to consumers.
Cooperage Market quiet and steady, and mod
crate oiferings We quote Flour barrels, 27@9oc
tierees, 46a45c; slack hogsheads 81 4591 So hall
hogsheads, 81; lard kegs, S5e. and iron-boun,
. whisky barrels, 81 36@1 40.
Coopers' Stuff The receipts are ample and tn
demand continues moderate at the following
prices Flour-barrel poles $6@S; tght-barrel poles
sl4@16; hogshead poles. &S0@35; rough barre
slaves, $15@20; hogshead slaves, $l8@20 per ,00t
Cotton yarns steady and the market quiet w
quote: Batting. 10@i7c assorted yarns, 2lc; war;
2lc; wicking, 2O@2lc; ceverlet yarn. 2Se; colore
!. warp, 26c; twine, l9@2lc; cotton rope, 1898
, Eggs have had steady market. and the receipt
} ample. Closing at 19@2Oc per dozen for fres
arrivals.
Feathers have been frm end quiet and offel
| ings moderate and prime geese feathers sellin
. Fish; The market has been firm and close
t mackerel, e28@29; Mol large do. e28927
|. No. medium, $40 50@ll: No. large do, 81 50@s
! No medium do. T@7 SO; No. 3 large. E@7 50
No medium. $5@5 80 per hrl; No. l white fish
"a SOFAS 90; No. do, $49l 50: picked salmon, 81
@15 50 per brL Upper lake herring. $2@S 25
] lower do, 81 50Q92 rs per half brl; No herring
2Sa3Oc per box; goldfish, 41S@514c per lb; sal
dimes, quarter boxes, Sl2 50@1S per case; and
: lb cove oysters 60c(9$l per dozen.
Fruits Apples firm and fair demand, and fire
offerings at sos per bri as to quality. Lemons /
I ample supply, and quiet at $4@)4 SO per box. o.
anges in fair demand and Louisiana selling at 81
|, I 50 per bril- Cranberries in fair demand at $7@
/; per brl for prime to choice and G25@2 rs pc
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