The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINerssArI. New. le-s P. N.
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g oVcye W. eAtra AT 20 E19oVVi suPtIuhe neg
ieeted at 7oGs5 90: low grades at "a 1904 30 per
brl. Rye hOur at Ste5 20 per bfl. Buckwheat
-four at o. jots6 rs per bri.
Oats are steady and quiet. Mixed quoted 30
for No. 2, s2sSsc for isir TO good, and prime To
choice white at S6@37c per bu.
Barley is steady and quiet Choice fall sells at
9Sc, with good TO prime at S59eoe per bu. Spring
quiet at 50Gas0c per bu, as to qualify.
Rye Is quiet, with moderate demand. Prime to
choice quoted TssaOo. per bu on arrival.
mixed shelled sold to-day at 4se. Mixed ear at
nc for prime new and 42(y43c for old. per bu
White corn scarce at l@2e higher than mixed.
Wheat is dull and easy to-day. Prime to choice
per bu. Amber about the same Us red. White
scarce, and held l@ac higher than red or amber.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is firm and quiet, and quoted S1i@
II q per brl, spot
Lard squlet and firm. Current make steam at
at 61s(a6. 55U per h. al house.
Green meats are dull on account OF the warm
weather. Shoulders at SIC, clear rib sides at
4.S0@4 9Oc, hams as to average at 8l+97c per 10.
Dry salt meats quiet and steady. Shoulders at
SIC, clear rib at 5.35@6.4 Acc clear sides at
Bacon is dull with little on the market.
Shoulders quoted al 4sc, clear sides at sac per ID,
for pacxed.
sigarcired meats in moderate jobbing de-
mand Hams at Ss4@9]Sc. shouldrs at &c. break
fast bacon at 71a@S14c per h. canvased aud
packed.
The market to-day is steady and prices are un-
changed Receipts to-day, 2,a56 bales. Shipments,
1852 bales. Stock, 1857 bales. Sales 81 bales,
The official quotations are as follows; Ordinary,
Sei good ordinary io1e ,,l Icy middilng.
middlmg fair. NE; fait, 121sc per lh
WHISKY.
The market is quiet and steady Demand fair
and selling to-day at 81 on per gallon.
sRocERIEs
Coffee Is in fair demand and the market firm.
Rio common quoted at 1414@l5'ac; fair
to good at 16@i8o; prime to choice at lS5@
2Ui5c: fancy yellow at 21@2lLac per Id; Mocha
at 27@2sc Java at 27@2sc, Laguayra at l6@lsc
per lb
Molasses is quiet and steady. New Orleans
syrups. new, at 5s@6.c per gallon. Sorghum at
30@ Sc per gallon, Refined syrups at 3596c per
per gallon as to quality.
Rice is steady and quiet and selling at 7@sc for
for Louisiana and Carolina per lb.
Sugar is In fair demand and firm. We quote
yellow refined S1a@3c, extra G 9A(a9i4c A white
l0l4@llc, granulated and powdered 1lH@l1}4c,
crushed 1lS5c, and cut loaf 11sa@lllac per ID.
New Orleans clarified at H;4c with Light re.
ceipts
NIsGELLANEOUs
Beans are quiet aud firm, with limited receipts
We quote arrival lots prime to choice II 40tal 90.
and inferior down to 81 per bu. Choice in store at
81 75@l s5 per bu @
Butter is steady. with faisasemand and the re.
Ceipts are only moderate Creamery quoted ut 33
ta8c but is held 293c more for selections OF extra
Dairy made at 2j(927c for single selected packages
with choice Western Reserve at 22Ga3c and Cen
trai Ohio at l9t12Oe per H. Good to choice at lao
17c and inferior at aCs9c per ID.
Broom corn is quiet and steady. Wequote: Com
mon red brush. 2s4@3Ac; red tipped, 3Ha3t4c;
green stalk board, 4ty41ac and hurl at 4a4@a35L4c
pe lb,
Bark is quiet, with moderate demand. and
quoted SlSidlI per cord for prime chestnut oak
lieesWax is in moderate demand and steady
Prime yellow at l9020c per ID.
Bags Market steady and demand moderate.
We quote: 2-bu cotton seamless la022c: wool
bags. a5@sSc 2-bu gunnics, l5H9lio; 4-bu bar
laps 1ila(g22c,
Begging firm and the demand fair We quote:
2-lb flax, 81 2H-lb do, SIC. and 214lb do. SIC
per ynrd. Jute PC per yard more. Iron cotton
ties, :. sS@2 80 per bundle,
Brooms: Tho dcmaI,d l.l+ and market steady at
the following prices Common selling at 81 256
10; Shaker and huri, 81 25Qa 75 steamboat,
81 O0Ng4 90 per dozen.
Candles nave quiet and steady market and
quoted at lO9l0Ac for tallow. l2@l21ac for star
ma d2O@2lc for Iaratilne. per lb
steady al te following prices: Batting. lO@IG
pound warns 21c; carpet warp--white, 21c; d. col
bred. &c; cOyerlet warp, 23c per lb. full weight
dozen yarns, No, 400s, l11ac No. 50Os, 101Sc; No.
COOS, a19c: No zoos SIC per dozen. Cotton rope,
l7@isc; twine, lsg26e. and candle wick, Zoe per per
pound.
Cheese is Quiet and firm, with moderate offer.
ings and selling at lS@l5tac, and held at 14c for
choice factory per ID.
demand. The rates delivered to consumers are
22c for Hooking Valley and Muskingum, Mc for
Kanawha. and 2Jc for Youghi0gheny per bu. An
thraeite at So 5og7 per ton.
for crushed and lie for city manufactured per bu
at yards, and &c more delivered to consumers.
Cooperage is firm and demand fair. We quote:
Flour barrels 2o990c; pork barrels, N01 80; do.
half barrels 55Y6Oc lard tierces 81 20@1 30:
ham do, 50955c; slack hogsteads 81 4O@l so;
kegs S5t440c each.
Coopers' stuff is quiet and steady. and re-
cepts moderate. We quote Slack barrel
poles, s6@s tightbarrei poles $14@l6; hogshead
head slaves. dSs20 per 1000.
Cordage is quiet and demand moderate. Manil-
9e per lb.
Eggs are In fair demand and the market steady.
Fresh selling at 161l@17c Der dozen.
Feathers are quiet and firm with limited Offer
nes, and prime live geese selling at 474Sc per lh
Fruits: Apples quiet and steady with good to
choice atsl 5o@2 % per brl. Cranberries in ample
supply at es0s7 per bJ. Louisiana oranges sell
at S4t95 per box Dried apples at 4@5c and dried
peaches at 7esc per lb,
Hay is steady with moderate receipts and fair
demand Good to choice timothy at Sl5@l7 per
ton. Fair to good mixed at $l3@14 and common
prairie hay at $99l9 per ton. Wheat straw at $6@7
and oat straw at S76sS per ton.
Hemp is quiet and steady with rough Ken
lucky IN moderate supply at 81 20 per ton on ar
rival. Dressed in moderate demafd at nc for
single and SIC for double dressed per lb.
Hops are in fair dcmandssand steady ,and quoted
45c per lb for choice Eastern.
Iron is in fair demand and steady We
quote: PIG. iron, Charcoal Hanging Rock,
No. /, $40; do No. 2, $780, Tennessee
ss5@3S; No. ! eoke, $3S@Se; Hanging
Rock car.whcel, Si5@50; Southern do, ssSa45.
Blooms. S65 per ton Wrought iron-Common
bar iron per ID. &20o; charcoal, 44Oc per lb;
heetiron. boiled Nos. IS to 81. 45le Der lb;
sheet-iron. charcoal, Nos ls to a. 50Oc per lb:
horse shoes, Ag4 15p per keg; mule shoes, sos IS
per keg; scrap. vi 1892 for wrought, and 81 25@
140 for cast per 100.
Fish in fair demand and the market firm, We
quote as follows Maekerel extra mess, $.5M2s,
No. large $22@3S No. shore. SIC 50@17; No i
bay, 3l2 56913; No. medium. S10@l1: No. large,
IS 50@9; No. 2mediilm. 650l97: No. 3 large Si0
7 80; No. medium, S5 50@6 per brl, and half.bar-
rels onehalf these prices with Csc extra for paCk.
ages. Lake herring, 81 25s2 50 white fish, 81 25a
so per half bril- sardines, quarter boxes S12 5O0a
Is per case; goldfish, 4la95c per ID, and smoked
herring 23@25c per box.
Ginseng quiet and steady. with moderate de.
mand, and selling at 81 lO@l Is p lb er or prime
lots.
Hides in fair demand and firm. with moderate
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