The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-03
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI. Nov. 50 P. N.


Family at S. 9O@6 l5. Extra at S. 3595 60. Su-
perfne at 81 SOg5 l5. Low gradesat "a 1894 30 per
brl: Rye Hour quiet at s. 1895 D per brL
Rye is steady, and demand moderate. No. Q
selling to-day at S2@SSc per bu on arrival.
Barley is stealy and quiet Spring at SOC for
prime sample and down to 60c for inferior Fall
at S5@95c for good to choice sample Some prime
fall sample sold to-day at $50 per bu.
Wheat is quiet and firm. Choice amber selling
at 81 q ON tack and 81 20 delivered Choice red
at 81 Is on track. Good to prime sample lots at
81 22@1 25. Inferior down to 81 10 per bu.
Oats quiet and steady. Mixed at 329Sfc for
good to prime. White at 35@ SIC prime to choice
per bu.
Corn is steady and quiet. No. . mixed shelled
old at 451ae on track New ear at 379SSc and
prime old at 45c per bu on track.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork quiet and steady at Sl1@11 20 per
barrel.
Lard is in fair demand and Steady: Current
G1a@63sc per lb
Green Meats firm and quiet: Shoulders, 36O@
36oc; clear rib, 5@5 lOc; hams at 61s@714c, as to
average.
Bacon quiet and little on the market shoul-
ders at 60c, clear rib at SSc, and clear sides
held at S54 c packed, ana held Hcior loose
D;y salt meats quiet and firm. Shoulders at
31sc, clear rib at 554i957sc, and clear sides at 6@
e. l0c per Id, packed.
The market is steady and quiet. Sales at the
Cotton Exchange 40 bales. Receipts 100 bales
Shipments 1888 bales The official quotations are
as follows: Ordinary, 95sc; good ordinary, 1OAc
low middling 1034c nidding, 1Ozsc; good
mlddlng.. ll9c; middling fair, 1lssc; fair
12}sc per lb
The market is quiet and steady at 81 0S per
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in moderate demand and the market
steady. We quote 81 70@1 70 for choice navys
81 35@l 60 for good to prime, and 90c@sl for in
ferior per bu.
Butter: The market is quiet and steady. The
receipts are liberal and the demand is fair. We
quote creamery at SO@S3c for prime to choice, and
34@35c for extra selections Choice dairy-made at
prime at 16@lSc, and inferior down to Sc per lb.
Bark has a firm and quiet market with linn
tied receipts, and prime chestnut oak sells at
$l4 per cord per railroad None by river.
Bagging was quiet and rather easy, closing steady
at the following quotations: Flax 2-lb, S14(0S1sc
21s-lb do, S19@S54c, 2-lb do, S54@9c, for lots and
l1ac more per yard in jobbing way. Iron cot
ton-tes held at s2 25per bundle of 80 Jute about
lc higher than flax.
Bags have had fair demand and the mar
ket remains firm We quote 2-bu cotton seamless
19a22c; wool bags 35@38c: 2.bu gunnies, 13@l4c
4-bu turlaps, 11R@12c.
Beeswax has been in fair request and the mar
ket steady and quiet with amnle receipts and
SeuluS ub EuC per ~ lOI prime ySllOW.
Brooms were steady and in moderate demand,
without material change. We quote: Common,
81 35@1 rs; hurl, 50 25(92 75 Shaker So 5093, and
steamboat. $S 25@4 90 per dozen.
Broom corn had quiet, steady market, and the
receipts moderate. We quote: Common 10 good
red brush. 3@31ac; red tipped, 3R@4c; green stalk,
41a@5c. and hurl at 5@51ac per lb.
Cheese IS quiet and steady, aud selling at 121a@
1916 per lb.
Coal is firm and light offerings. The rates to
al, fnr ,iou uho,,x,
and Kanawha; 1S@l9c for Muskingum and Hook
ing Valley, and 1Sc for Ohio River per busnei.
None selling afloat.
Coke has a fair demand and steady with mod
drate offerings and selling at 10c for city manu-
factured Sc for crushed, and Sc for Gas house per
bushel at yards, and &c more delivered.
Candles were in fair demand and market firm at
l1@12c for star and l0@l01aC for common tallow
per Id.
| Cooperage has been in good demand, especially
for pork and lard tierces Market firm. We
quote: Flour barrels 27@30c; pork barrels, 81 050
i 10; lard tierces, 81 20(9l Is ham do. 40@45c;
slack hogsheads, $l@l 10; fy-tlght hogsheads ST. Ii
| al 25; haIf hogsheads, 90c@$l; lard kegs soc
and iron bound whisky barrels 81 50.
Coopers' stuff has been in moderate supply, ant
| the market rules firm under fair demand. W.
quote: Flour-barrel poles, $6@8: tight barre
poles. S14@16; hogshead poles $O@}5; rough
barrel slaves, sl6@2o; hogshead slaves, slS@2(
Cordage was steady and quiet, the demand being
moderate and we quote jnte 9991gc, Sisal 1OZ
@lc, .and Manila at l2A@l3cper lb
Cotton yarns have had a firm market and quiet
We quote batting. 10@l7c; assorted yarns, 2lc;
warp 21c; wicking, 20@21c; coverlet yarn, 23c;
colored warp, 26c; twine, 19@21c; rope, 18t0l9c
per pound; No. 500, 1O1c; No. GOO, 91ac; No. 700,
SIC per dozen.
Dried fruits: Dried apples firm and quiet at
4kga5c per lb Dried peaches in moderate supply
and fair demand at7@Sc per lb. Foreign fruits
Quiet and steady. Layer raisins at 50 5O(Q2 65 per
box Prunes at 10@l2c, and citron at 22@23c
per lb.
dozen
Fruits: Moderate demand for apples and sell
ing at 81 50@2 50 per bril- Cranberries selling al
$5@7 per brl and demand fair. Lemons quiet
and firm at A@5 per box. Oranges quiet and
liberal offerings of Louisiana at 1894 per brl
Hay: The demand is fair and market steady
and quiet. Quoted at Sl5@16 per ton for prime
to choice timothy; fair to good mixed at313@
IA, and common at $lO@ll per ton. Held $l@2
Hemp is in moderate demand and market
steady. We quote Rough Kentucky at $ll5@11O
per ton, on arrival. Dressed at 9%c for single and
SIC for double dressed per lb.
| Feathers were firm and In fair demand, with
moderate receipts and selling at 47@4Sc per lb fol
prime live geese.
Hides have a firm market with fair demand
at about previous prices: Green 7l$@81ac; wei
| Salted, 9@l0c. dry Salted, 1l@l3O, and flint al
14@16c per lb. Sheep pelts at 75c@Sl.
| Hops have strong market, with light offerings
and good demand, and prime to choice Eastern
sell at 42943c per lb.
| Fish: The demand is fair and the market firm.
We quote as follows: Mackerel, extra mess
$25@26; No. ! large. S22@23 No. shore, 81
| @14 so; No. large. ~ 5009; No. medium $6 sc
al; No. 3 large, $7(a7 so; No. medium. S. 50@e
per brl, and half-barreS one-half these prices with
21c extra for packages. Lake herring, 81 25@2 So
white fish, "a 25@4 SO per half brl; sardines quar-
ter boxes, $l2 50Ql3 per case; Goldfish, 4H@5c pei
lb and smoked herring 23@25c per box.
| Iron is in fair demand and the market firm
Pig iron as follows: Charcoal, Hanging
Rock. No. l, S4O@42; do No. Q, SSS94O;
Tennessee, No. l, $356s37: No. stone-coal, $3t
@3S: No. coke, S33@Ss Hanging Rock car
wheel $45@50: Southern do, $3S@45. Blooms
S65 per ton. Wrought iron bar-Common, 3.20(
per ib; charcoal 4.40c rerl, sheetiron, boiled
Nos. IS to 27, 465c per 1b sheet-iron, charcoal
Nus. Is to 27. 590c per lb; horse Shoes A@4 5pel
kcg: mule shoes $5@5 Is perl beg. Wrought scrap
| 81 40t9l 40; cast scrap, 81 10t@l Is per lb.
| Lead firm and fairly active and quoted: Pie
at 554c and bar at 6A@6s4c per lb Sheet lead a
| TIC per ID.
| Leather has had fair demand and closes firm
at the following prices: Oak sole at 32987c: hem
lock do. 23@S0c: harness leather, 33@36c; rough
harness, @2:c; skirting do 32@3ic per pound
bride leather, $4,000 per doz; American kip 55@
| 75c; French do, 90c9Sl 25: American calfskins
sOc@sl French do, 81 20O1 75, aud upper leath
er, l8@22c per foot
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