The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19
REVIEW OF THE CINcINNATI DAILY
MARKET6
CINCINNATI. Nov. 19-2 P. n.
BREADsrUPPs.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 1872 P. n.
BREADsrUPBs.
| Flour steady and quiet Fancy brands at s6 IS
@7 0U, as TO qua ity or reputation; family selling
al So S)@6 ID; exua quoted at IS 35a6 10; SUPER
fine at "a s5s5 20; low grades dull at a 1514 is
per brl Spring whe.t -four at So 25Ct6 IS per brl,
the latter i0r cho CT Minnesota. Buckwheat -four
quiet at S6@6 so per brl. Rye -four at IS 1895 Is
per brl, good " rho,ce.
| Corn is firm and fair demand. New mixed ear
selling today at 4lc, and old quoted 46947e per
bu. New shelled selling at Ale and No 2 old held
at 4I@iSc per bu. White G IN about nominal at
| 50c sales of old mixed shelled at 4sc.
Mieat quiet and steady. Red quoted 81 26@
l % tor prime to oh ice sample on track, and
sales of M. at 81 "A per bu. Amber about the
same as red White scarce and held lac above
red. but hardly 1uotabe.
Barley is steady ana quiet Spring quoted
al 51gIOc Tor Ordinary to prime with No. held
at Ioc. Good TO cho c. fall at s0g90c per bu.
Oats quiet. No. 2 mixci sold to-day at S4c
Choice white quoted at 37c, and No. white 36c
per bu. Infer er dull and not quotable.
Rye is 4 nor to-day AMI with an upward ten
dency No. 2seliing at e5c per bu, ON arrival.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork quiet and steady at I'll per brl for
prime new, spot.
Lard is quiet and demand moderate and prme
steam at 6,7O96>4c, held for small jobbing lots
AT 6 soc.
Green meats are steady and quiet. Shoulders
at S5s@S zoe, sides at 51s@5Ac Hams 6s6@7c,
as 10 average, per ID.
Dry salt meats quiet. Shoulders at s,s5as SOC.
clear rib at bSs@5Ac, and clear sides at 5.90MGc
Ac more.
Bacon dull and prices nominal. sueareured
meats quiet. and hams at 81a@9Mc, as to average
Breakfast bacon at 7%(0Sc. Shoulders &C per lb,
canvased ana packed.
The market is steady and quotations unchanged
stock 743Q bales Receipts to-day ], ,26) bales
shipments, ,S53 bales. Sales $50 bales The a,l-
lhorlzed local prices to-day are as follows: Or
ding, llke; middling, liAc; good mIddIlng,
l2c; middling fair, l2He; fair. 13!1lc per lh
WHISKY.
There is good demand with firm market and
no change in prices. Selling to-day at 81 % per
gallon.
GROCERIES,
Coffee ia steady and the demand fair. Java
quoted at 25@29c, Mocha at 27t02s%c and Laguay
"a at l6@lsc. Rio at l4h@l5c Tor common. I5t.9
lIIYc ior mr. t., good 1Sa@2lc for prime To choice
and2l @2lNc for fancy yellow per Id.
Molasses: Fair demand for New Orleans and
moderate SUPPLY at 50@55c per gallon, prime to
emo &c new sorghum al 3o@3Sc Ier gallon. Re-
fined syrups ut 4o@7Oc. as to quality.
Louisiana al 797]ac and Carol ma at Sc per lb.
sugar i firm and ouet New Orleans
at 912mlOAc for clarified, and S4@St4c for
raw. Refined sugars at 81s@gc for yellow, 9A@
NE for granulated and powdered, IL lb@l15sc
Tor crushed, and ll9s@1lMc for cut loaf per lh
- MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans quiet and firm and the receipts moderate
and lots on arrival at 81 45@l 70 for good to
choice. Prime to choiae white or navys in store
at 81 S50e2 per bu.
Beeswax s in fair demand and steady for prime
yellow al 20C per ID.
Bark isseady and quiet at Sl4 per cord for pure
chestnut bark and the receipts light.
-, Baggng is fairly ,ctive and the market steady
We quote: Flax, 2-lb, at sN@ac: 1slb, sA@91sc;
2,4-lD, sl4g10c per yard, IN lots and jobb l,g ut
about ~ gher. Jute about lc higher than
fax. Iron cotton-ties, 81 2l92 30 per bundle.
Butter continues steady and quiet The local
there is fair packing trade. Receipts ample but
not large. We quote Creamery at 3O@35c per
h. for prime to rNrco and held occasionally be-
yond these figures fr,, single selected packages.
Dairy made at 10 920c for Central Ohio. and 22@
23c for choice Western Reserve, and held at 25@
27c per ID for extra selections Fail T. prime
at l6@lec and common down to &c as to quail ty
Bags are in fair demand and steady. We
quot, 2-bu cotton seamless, l9922c; wool bags
11ka22c.
Broom corn 10 steady and quiet. We quote:
Common red brush, s@3lsc; red tipped, a. nc;
s gretll stalk brad, 5y51ac, and cnoice hurl 81
Coopers stuff firm aud In fair demand We
quote: Flour-barrel poles $6@S: tightbarrel
poles S1i@l6 hogshead 0les $O035 rough bar
rel slaves, $1S@2O hogshead slaves. sls92O per
1000.
ton. .".
Cheese is in moderate demand and steady and
selling at 12a@l31ac per lb for prime to choice.
Inferior dull and homna.
Cotton yarns III moderate demand and steady
at the following prices; Batting 100l7c; assorted
yarns, 2lc; warp. 2le wickipg, 2092lc; coyerlet
yarn, 23c; colored warp, a6c twne, l9@21c; rope,
lSGslgc per 10; candltwick, 2o@2lc er pound.
al l6@lnc for foughiogheny and Kanawha. and
l4c for Hooking Valley and Muskingum per b,l,
delivered; bul large supplies expected to arrive
IN gay or two will cause further and early re
ducton.
Coke Is In fair demand and the market quiet
and steady, and gas-house selling at lOc, city
manufactured and crushed at lie Der bu al
yards, and &c more delivered.
Candles ste ady and the demand fair with com.
mon sallow at loA@l1c,; Star at l2h@lsc and
paratine at O@2lc per Id.
Eggs are firm and receipts light, and fresh
quoted 1s1a@19c ner Dozen
Feathers II moderate supply and fair demand
with prime at SOC per b
FRUITS Apples In large supply and selling at
81 50g2 SO per brl. Oranges In ample supply and
demand fair with Louisiana selling at Si6l5 5O per
brl. Lemons quiet at 81 SOFAS per box. Gran.
s4@6 per brl and few ohoice lots held at more.
Dried apples at 4@5c and peaches at 7@Sc for new
per lb.
Fish: There is a firm market and de-
mand fair. We quote Mackerel, extra mess,
$25@M: No. large, S22@23: No. |
meoium. sl0@l1; No. 2 large SS 5O@9;
No. 2 medium. 50@7: No. 3 large, $7@
7 so; No. 8 med um, IS iO@6 per bril- Lake her
ring & 25@2 5G white fish, "a 25a4 30 per half brl;
sariines, quarter boxes, $l2 50dalS per case cod
fish, 41aS6c per ID, and smoked herring 2S@26c
per box. =
Ginseng Is In moderate supply and firm with |
prime to choice at 81 10@1 20 per ib.
IL ides: Quiet ana steady with moderate receipts
We quote. Green, 7M@8@e wet salted 9@l0c: dry |
salted. ll@i3c and flint at 14016c per ID. Sheep |
elts 76c@Sl, with wool, and l0@30c sheared.
Hols continue firm and quiet, with gnt re- |
eeipts. and prime to choice Eastern at 46@4Se per
lb.
Hay Ia Quiet and steady and xecienta naodarato