The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-07
REVIEW OF THE cINcIHgAu DAILY
EaRKETS
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7-2 ?. N,
RBEADeTIIFrs

Family selling at IS s0@1O per brl Extra held at
70 Dg5 65 snperfine at 81 SD@5 15 and low grades
at y 1904 6eiper brl. Rye -four quoted at sS@5 %
Wheat is quiet and steady: No. Q red at 81 %
@l Hp, and sales at the latter figure at the Ken
tdcKy Central truck. Amber at s. 259l 2S for
prime to choice, inferior lots down to 81 10.
Choice red and white sold at 81 80, delivered.
Sale of ohoice red also at 81 SO on landing
Corn is steady and quiet Old mixed ear quoted
at 4Se, and new at 37e per bu Mixed shelled
quoted at 42@4Sc.
Barley is quiet and steady. Spring at 6o@soc, as
to quality. Fall at 95@97c for choice, So9s2c for
fair TO prime sample.
Oats are IN fair demand and steady. Prime
TO choice white at 35@36c per bu. Mixed at S2@
S4c, latter for No. 2 per bu. .t
PROVISIONS
Mess pork quiet and firm at S11, held about
Csc more for small jpbbing lots.
Lard is quiet and firm. Current make quoted
at 6Ac per lb Prime steam nominal at SIC
per Id.
Green meats quiet and steady. shoulders at
31a@3.b5c, clear rib sides at 4.9O@5c per lb Hams
at 61a@714c as to average, per ID.
Bacon quiet and merely nominal at 41a@@45sc
for shoulders, and S1a6gsc for clear sides per lb
packed. Sugar cured hams, Ss4991ac per ID, as
equality.
Dry salt meats quiet: Shoulders at at 3ssc; clear
rib at SIC; clear Sides 54@555sc per lb, loose.
Rye is squiet and steady: Prime to choiceSample
at S0@S2c per bu on arrival.
COTTON.
The market is quiet and steady. Receipts
today 1872 bales. Shipments $50 bales. Stock
1856 bales Sales 100 bales The following is the
local official prices; Ordinary, S4c; good Or
dinary, 1GjSc; low middlilig 10Ac; middling,
lie; good mlddling, 11Ac; middling fair, 1l54c;
fair, 1254c per ID
The market is firmer to-day and 1c higher.
Selling Oh Change at ST. e7 per gallon
GRocERIEa
Coffee is steady and demand fair. Rio common
at 141a@15kc: fair to good at 16@18c; PRIME to
choice at 18la921]ac: fancy yellow at 2192lHe
per lb We quote Mocha at 8@2Sc; Java at q
@29c, Laguayra at 16@1Sc, per lb.
Molasses New Orleans in light supply, and new
selling at 5S(g63c for prime to choice. Refined
syrups at 4o@65c per gallon. Sorghum at 2S@SOc
per gallon.
: Rice is fairly active and steady and selling at
T6ISc per Id. .-..
Sugar is firm and fairly active. We quote yel-
91s6s10lac. granulated and powdered at l051@llc,
crushed at 1l1sc and cut loaf at Nc per ID.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans havea quiet steady market, with ample
offerings. Prime to choice quoted $1 50@D1 70,
and inferior dull down to 81 per bu.
Butter has rather a weak market and quiet.
The receipts are liberal, with generally "A moder-
ate demand. Prime to choice creamery at 30@
33c, though selections are held at lW2e more.
ana lS@l9c for Centrl Ohio with single selected
packages held at 25c per lb Fair to good lots at
l3@l5c, and inferior at S@ec perlb
Broom corn is in fair supply and moderate
demand and we quote: Common 10 good red
brush, 3@33c; red tipped, 3%t9ic green stalk, Al
@5c, and hurl at 5@514e per lb.
Bark is in lair demand and The receipts moderate
and selling at Sl4 per cord for prime chestnut
oak.
Bags are in m ,derate demand and steady We
quote: Burlaps, 4-bu, 1lM@12e; 2h-bu, 9@1Oc:
2-bu, S@9c gunnies, 2bu 14hec: cotton seamless,
2bu, 19@2212c; 21a do, 25@SOc; wool bags, 36@
Ace each.
Beeswax is in moderate demand and quiet, with
liberal offerings and selling at 1S@19c per lib for
prime.
Brooms are in moderate demand and steady as
! follows: Common, 81 S5@1 IS; hurl, 81 2592 rs;
Shaker, 81 50g3, and steamboat 50 25@4 00 per
dozen.
| Coke is IN moderate demand and the market is
quiet and steady: Gas house at &c, crushed at
| 1De and city manufactured at lie per bushei at
| yards About &c higher delivered.
| Coouerage is quiet and steady. We quote:
Flour barrels 21@3oc pork barrels 81 O5@
| | 10: lard terces, 81 20Qg1 % ham do. 400l45C:
slack hoesheals Sl@1 10; hy-ught hogsheads, 81 10
@1 25 haf hogsheads, 9Oc@Sl; lard kegs soc,
| and iron b allnd whisky barrels 81 so.
Candies are in fair demand and market firm at
l1@12c for star and l0@10>ac for common tallow
per lb.
BaggIng is quiet and steady Flax 2-lb. s1l@s,Ssc;
Za-lU uO SI1tUSI1C ZT4-lp lOes anu
| lie more per yard in jobbing way. Iron cot
tOn-tes held at ~ 25per bundle of 50. Jute about
lc higher than flax.
Coopers' stuff steady with fair demand and
moderate receipts. We quote: FIonr-barrel
poles, s6@S; tight barrel poles. $1i@16; hogs
head poles, $]0@35 rough barrel slaves, $16@
20; hogshead staves $lS@20 per 1000.
| Cordage: The demand is fair and market
steady at l2@3e for Manila, 1OL@llc for sisal and
| 9@91lc for jute per lib.
| Cheese IS steady and quiet with prime to choice
| factory at 121a@131sc per Ii.
| Coal continues firm with light supply and SELL
| ing to consumers, delivered at 24@25c for Yough-
| iogheny, 24c for Kanawha, 22c for Muskingum
| and Hooking Valley per bushei. Anthracite at
SS@s9 per ton.
| Cotton yarns are quiet and steady. We quote
Batting. l0@l6c; pound yarns, 2le; carpet warp
white, 2lc; d. colored, &c; coveret warp 23c per
50os, 1Oc No. COOS, s9c; No. zoos, SIC per dozen.
Cotton rope, 17@l9c; twine, 1S@20c, and candle
| wick, 20c per pound.
Dried fruits: Dried apples firm and quiet at
and fair demand at 1H@S1ac per lb. Foreign fruits
quiet aud steady. Layer rasins at 81 50@2 Is per
box Prunes at 10@12c, and citron at 22@23c
perlb.
| steady at 16d17c per dozen fer fresh arrivals.
Fish steady and quiet at the following: Mackerel,
extra mess, s25@26: No. l large s22g23 No. Shore
$l4@14 50; No 2 large, $S 50@9; No. 2meoium S. SO
| al: No. 3 large, S@7 SO; No. 3medium So 50@6
per bril- and haitbarres onehalf these prices, with
25c extra for packages. Lake herring, 81 25@2 so;
white fish, $4 25@4 SO per half bril- sardines, quar-
ter boxes $l2 500a13 per case; Goldfish, 41ag5c per
lb and smoked herring 23@25c per box.
Fruits: Apples plenty and quiet at 81 50@2 80
per brl. Cranberries in moderate demand and
steady at $5(a7 per brl Louisiana oranges in good
supply at 50 5094 50 per brl. Lemons selling at
S4 5O@5 Der box and demand fair.
Feathers sell at 47@4Sc for prime live geese, and
the demand fair, with liberal receipts.
Hay is steady and quiet We quote timothy at
S13@15 per ton, in bales, on arrival. Held s.
more in store.
Hides in fair demand and steady. We quote
Green, 71a@She; wet salted, 9@el0c: dry salted
u@13c and flint at A@16c per lb. Sheep lelts
at 75c@$l.
HOPS are firm and demand fair. with light re-
cripts. and prime to choice Eastern selling at A
@45c per lb.
Hemp is in moderate demand, with Rough Ken
tueky at $i2O per ton. Dressed at IKE for single
and S%c for double dressed per ID.
Iron is steady and quiet with fair demand
as follows Pig iron Charcoal Hanging Rock
No. ], $50 00t941 90; do No. 2, S5Sai0; Ten
ass; No. l coke, $SS@39 Hanging Rock car
Wheel si5@50; Southern do, sSS@45. Blooms,
st5 per ton. Wrought iron bar-.Common. 8, W
per lb charcoal. 4.40c perl Il; sheetiron, boiled
| Nrc tn A h. slant from ni,a