The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-13
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
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1rNuNNATf. Dec. 1s-a 2. N.
RTOUR AND GRAIN. .E

tt tI FLOUR AND GRAIN. s
Flour has been quiet and steady. and prices
the advance in wheat Family sells al ss 25@6 so
with fancy at e6 b597 D. andup to Ss for patent
process Extra In moderate inquiry st IS 5o96.
superfne at 1905 ~, and lev sredes q "a 90
a. 90 per brl. Rye flour at e5 S0a5 40 for
prime to choice Northwestern. and s5 i0s5 IS for
ordinary. Buckwheat -four firm and auiet at SS 90
a. ferbrl.
Oats firm and demand moderate. with light
offerings. Mixed At so@4lc for good toprime, and
some No. selling to-day at &c. White at 4a944c
for prime to chois.
Rye steady aud quiet. No. 2 quoted at CSC on
track, and said at 9lc in elevator.
Wheat firm and fairly active. Prime to choice
red at 81 S5@l 81, Amber 81 ss@i IS, aud infee-
riorr down to 81 20, IS to quality. White nomi-
nally l@2c above red. Some choice red sold TO-
Barley steady and quiet. Fall sam lie sold at
SOC iQr geod and held up to 95c for choice Spring
at 60(975c, the latter for No. Q.
Corn is in fair demand, and steady Mixed ear
Ia quoteu 41@e43c for prime, new shelled at 44@
45c spot, and old shelled Is selling at 47c per bu
White corn about le than mixed, and little do
ing.
Lard has been in fair demand and closes easy
to-day at n, held at 7sAa per lib. 20 g
Mess pork quiet and moderate offerings at Sls 90
els rs per bfl.
Green meats In moderate demand. Shoulders
at 4A@4ssc. clear rib sides at 6ss@6He per ID.
Hams, 2Olb average. sold at 7c aud held up to
Dry salt meats quiet. Shoulders at 4Ss@4s4e,
clear rib at SIC, aud clear sides At sIsg7c per H.
all loose. s 81 RI. ,..... -.... - F..
Bacon is not selling enough to make prices su-
gar cured hams at l09llc as to brand or average.
Breakfast bacon Ste@Slac. and shoulders at GAG
61ac per lb all canyased and packed. .
COTTON.
The market has been firm during the week, but
eas er at the Close Stock, r. 1888 bales. Sales at
the Cotton Exchange, SlS bales. The following
ordinary, 1l1ac; low middling. 1lhsc: middIng.
l2114c; good middllng, l2Hc; middling fair, 13c
and fair. lac per lh f''
fS 0l'5'T wHpxY. y.na. "
The market firm and active demand. Closing
sales on Change at 81 II per gallon.
akOcERIEA ~.
Coffee in fair demand and steady We quote
Rio, common, at 14@l411ac, fair to good 161a@I7c
prime TO choice at f7lSa1911aac. and fancy yellow
2Otata2lc perlb. Java at 3@29e. Mocha at 2702sc
Laguayra at 16%@1s1ac per ID. gsI
Molasses in fair demand and steady. We quote
New Orleans at 35@4sc. good to choice. Refined
81 rups at 4o@65o as to quality Sorghum ut ESQ
2oc per gallon
Rice was in moderate and steady demand and
selling at 9@10c per lib for prime to choice Caro-
lima F
sugar in fair eonsumptiye demand and
yellow at 8ss0ss4c; extra G 9@91ac: A whtte.
l0@lo1sc; graaulated and powdered. loh@ll1sc;
crushed HE, and cut Loaf ll14@l1aSe per lb.
New Orleans at 71a@s]se for raw. and 9h@
1O1ac for clarified per ID.
MIscELLANEoUG .N -I u
Bags steady and quiet and no material change.
2-bu cotton seamless, 20@23c: wool bags S8@4Oe;
2-bu gunnies. 1l@15c: improved gunnies, l5e;
Bagging: Demand iair and market steady.
Flax, 2-lb. at 9@914c: 2iS-1b. 914@91acc; 2H-lb,
91S@sN per yard IN lots and jobbi!fg 1ac per yard
higher. Jute about l@lh above fax. Iron cot
| ton ties at 81 40@2b0 per bundle.
Bark steady and quiet and quoted for prime
chestnut oak at 90 dO@ii per cord. afloat
Beeswax in fair request and steady, and receipts
moderate. Selling at 20c per fb for prime yellow.
steady and quiet Arrival lots at 81 25al so per
choice at 81 60@f rs per bu.
Bran has been quiet with moderate demand and
ap9ted st ;Ss Ps5 ton sshipsnads Ct M ~
@19 per ton on arrival Held at q more In store.
broom corn has steady ana quiet market and
moderate demand We quote. Red brush S@3l5c
red tioped .@4Hc. prime green stalk braid b@
5}SSc and choice nurl ct 6@61ac per lb
BroOms continue quiet and steady and the de-
mand moderate. We quote: Common at 81 49g
rs; hurl, q 2s@9 Us, Shaker, q 7o@s and steam
boat s. 50@4 par dozen. III
Butter has been quiet and market easy unde, ss
local trade But little packing or shipping trade.
| Creamery is quoted at 30@35c per Id. the latter
figure for fancy selections Prime to choice dairy
made atlS@2lc, and single packages Of selections
l4@16c. and common at lO@11c per ID. r.-
I Candles in mode ate demand and steady. We
quote: Common tallow At i01a0li5ac, star at ls@
SIC. and parafine at A@Nc per lb $780,
Cheese quiet and steady. Prime to choice a
Coal: Market quiet and steady We quote a.
| follows Afoat, &c for Ohio River. il@12c fo,
Kanawha and 129l3e for Youghiogheny per bu
To consumers delivered at Ice for YoughiOgheny
15c for Kanawha lac for Mnskingum and H0ek
| ing Valley, and 13@14cfor Ohio River per bu.
Coke is in moderate demand altd QUIET: Quoted
at yards l0@l1c per bu. Held about 2c higher dc
lvcred to consumers. -
Cooperage steady and the demand fair W.
at 95c0ss1; do hau.barrsls, lxi95Oc; lard tierces
81 O5a1 Is: ham erces. 45@50c; whisky barrels
iron-bound. 81 30@l 86, and Lard kegs, 35c each.
Caopers stuf: Demand fair and market quie
$685. tight-barrel peles sa9@l4; hogshead poles
$25@3O rough barrel slaves, As@2O; hogsheac
slaves. $l6g2D per l,OO0
Cordage Demand moderate and market steady
and quietf Manila at I2s4@lS1ac. Sisal 1Oa4@
11s4c, ana jute ct 991o0 per lb.
Cotton yarns steady and moderate demand
Quoted: Batting. lO@l6e; pound yarns, 23c
Icarpet warp-wHite 23c; do, colored, Csc: c0yerle
warp, 2jc perlb; cotton rope, l9@2Oc: twinc, 2O@
23c, and candlewick 23c per ID.
Eggs have had steady and quiet market, ant
selling at l0@2Oc per dozen for fresh.
Feathers OF A5c per ID for prime and demand fair
with large receipts.
| Fish: The market was steady end demand
moderate at tho following prices: Extrt
mess mackerel, $2s@2s; No 4 large do. e26@
27; No. l medium, $40 50@il 90; No. large do
IS 50@9 90; N0.2 medium do, $6 50@7; No. 8large
81 5O@8; No. 8Amedum, G@5 so per bri: No.
white fish, "a 5095 90; No. 2ado, $i64 so; picked
salmon, ti5015 80 per brl. Upper lake herring
S2@3 Is; lower do, 81 50@2 rs per half bfl: No.
herring, 28@30c per box: Goldfish, 5@519c per ID
sardines quarter boxes, $12 50013 per case; and
lib cove oysters 60c9sl per dozen.
Fruits: Apples in demand at $2@2 75 on ar
rival and prime to choice in store at $393 % PEI
brl Lemons quiet at s4@4} so per box. Lou
isann oranges at 3 SOS per brl, or sos % pc
box, ana fair demand. Cranberries in fair de
naand at 81 50aS 50 per hr. and 81 5e@2 IS per bu
crate DRIED apples ffM at S@7c and driet
peaches Al 8@Slsc on afrival and held lc hiehe
linsstere. Roreignf dits in fair demand I.aye
raisins at q t0@2 60 per box, currants OF 7@Sc
figs l20l5c, pfiines 10@12 ctrOn 2202ic per1b.
Grease In moderate demand and steady. Whit
at ~ 11s@sNc. yellow at 4ss4@6c, brown al 41@@f4
Ginseng receipts moderate and demand fair ant
prime will bring 81 1901 Ii per u.
Hay is in fair demand and steady atthe follow
ing: Prime To choice timothy at Sl6@17 pc
ton, in bales, and No. liacse timothyat Sl7 5O0
10 ,,or tnn n, arrival MiYed shav at kiaM15 ne