The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-11
REVIEW OF rHE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI. Dec. ll-oP. M.

quality per brl. Extra at 50 5Al5 6O Superfine
at $5@5 81, and common grades at o. 35ds4 IS
per brl. Rye -four at S. LOGS 40 for choice
Northwestern per brl. ..s
- Rye firm and held higher with No. 2selling at
q5c per bu. -
Corn quiet and steady Mixed ear selling at 42c
Ior prime. Shelled at 44c for No. on track. Old
mixed sheled held ut 49c.
barley steady and quiet Fall at Csc for choice,
ana So@gOc for falr,to prime. Spring at 75cfor
NO =, aud 6O@7oc for fair to good sample.
Oats quiet and steady Mixed at 5S@3ac for
good to prime. Choice white at 4l@i2c per bu.
Wheat Steady and quiet Choice red at 81 34Ge
10, and sales at the inside figure 1T landing.
Amber at 81 31@l 30 for prime to choice. White
scarce ana nominal Inferior lots at 81 l5@l 6,
ds to quality.
Mess pork quiet and easy at S13 50a1 rs per brl,
and offerings light at this.
Bacon dull and quotations not yet established.
Sugar-cured hams at 1O@l1c per lb as TO aver
aye, and shoulders at64@6IaC perlb.
Green meats quiet aud easy Shoulders at 4ss@
&C clear rib sides at 6.f0@61c, and hams at ~
gS4c, Us to average, per h.
Dry salt meats quiet ana easy. Shoulders at
41s@4 zoe, clear rib at 65S@6 65c, and clear sides
at 6S5@6.s s0c per ID, loose for partly ured, and
mostly held higher.
lard is quiet and easy and prime steam is
quoted at7X but generally held a shade higher.
ana very Little doing.
Market quiet. Stock, A,339 bales Receipts.
l,302 bales. Shipments, 2,3l2 bales. Sales, 81
bales. Que tations about Ac lower to-day, as fol
lows; Ordinary, 101sc: good ordinary, llssc; low
mlddlng l2c; middling, l291sc: good middllng,
l2sc middling fair. IL hsc,and fair, 14s4c per lh
The demand Is active and market firm, and
selling at 81 II per gallon.
sRocERIRa
Coffee is fairly active and steady. Rio, common,
at l4@l412c, fair to good 15hai7c, prime to
choice at 171$@19,sc and fancy yellow 2014ta2lc
per 10. Java at 25@29c, Mocha at 27@28c, La
guayra at 16Z@1s1zc per ID.
Molasses The demand is fair and market
steady and quiet. New Orleans syrups quoted
ct SS@4Sc for good to choice Sorghum at 25@
PC per gallon. Refined s, rups at S5@65c per gal
lon, as to quality.
Rice is in moderate demand and market
steady, and selling at 7@8c per lb, the latter for
choice Carolina
Sugar is steady and quiet We quote refined
yellow at S9s@S14c; extra s@9hc: A white.
crushed, l1Ac. and cut loaf llssc per ID. New Or
leans at 71a@S%c for raw, and s11a@1015c for
Clarified per lb.
MIscELLANEorrs
Beans are in moderate demand and market
steady. Quoted at 81 l5@1 S5 on arrival, ana
VI 5OMl 70 ner bu in store
Batter: The market is well supplied and steady
but quiet, the demand being moderate. No ma
terial change in prices. We quote creamery at $40
35c per lb. the latter for extra selections. Prime
to choice dairy-nade at ls@21e per ID, and single
selected packages Mt 22td23c PEI h. Fair to good
at l4@I6c, and enferior at J0@11c per lb.
Bran is steady and quiet at til@l2 per ton
Shipstuffs in moderate demand at $il 5e6ll2 50
per ton. Middlings sell at Sl5@ls per ton. all
on arrival In bulk
Bark quiet and steady with prime chestnut oak
at &i0@1l per cord.
Broom corn: The demand Is fair and market
steady ana quiet We quote: Red brush 3ta31ac
red tipped 4@41]c. green stalk braid 5@51sc, and
Bagging: The demand fair and market steady
We quote: Flax. 2-lB. at &c; 211s.ib, 9z4c; 2A-lb
9Hc per yard. About lc higher for jute Jobbing
lots Nc above these figures Iron cotton ties at
81 25A2 SO per bundle
Brooms steady and the demand moderate,
We quote: Common at 81 40,el rs; hurl. 50 $50
2 75; Shaker, 81 1898, and steamboat $35o@i per
dozen. srt
Bags gre firm and quiet. We quote Burlsps,
n1sc; rvssewed isc cotton seamless rs 9-Sa, iss
23e; S-bu do, 38@35e each; woolbags, S6@40c each.
Cooperage 10 in fair demand and steady. We
quote: Flour barrels, 28@30c; pork barrels
at s5eg$l, do hall. barrels 4x950c lard .tierces,
81 30@1 49, and lard kegs. 35c each.
Coopers' stuff: The market is steady and de.
mand moderate. We quote: Plour-barrel poles
S6@6; tlght-barrel poles, $l2@14; hogshead poles,
S25@SO: rough barrel slaves, $l5@2O; hogshead
Cotton YARNS in fair demand and firm. We quote:
Batting, lO@l6c; pound yarns, 23C; CARPET warp
--wntte, 23e; do, colored, 2Sc; coverlet warp,
25c per Id; cotton rope 1s@e0c twine, ,2a923c, and
23c per lb.
Cheese quiet ana moderate demand and prime
TO choice selling at l2T@13c1a per lb.
Candles III moderate demand and steady. We
quote: Common talIow at 104@lllac, star at 12H
@l31ac and parafine at 20m2lc per lb.
to ri n
at yards 1O@11c per bu. Held about 2e higher de-
livered to consumers.
Coal is quiet and liberal offerings Quoted
Dc for Ohio River, ilo for Kanawha and 13c for
Youghiogheny per bu. Delivered to consumers at
l6c for Yonghiogheny, 15c for Kanawha. 13c for
Hooking Valley, Maskngum and Ohio River per
bu, Anthraci at So 50d7 per ton delivered.
Eggs: The demand is fair and market steady
and fresh selling at 16@17c per dozen.
Feathetsin fair demand and the market steady
and quiet. Selling for prime live geese at 45C pef
pound.
Fruits: Apples II, fair demand and selling at
81 5o@3 % in store TO good TO choice Cranberres
at 81 J0GS 80 per brl and firm. Lemons at "a 25@
Dried fruit firm at 6A@7c for apples ana S@S15c
for peaches on arrival. ana 1G higher in store
Fish: The market is steady end quiet We u,lote
Extra mess fnackerel $28@29 No. large do, Sl6t9
q; No. medium, $40 50@l1 0O: No. large do,
S797 90; No. s medium. s5@5 50 pei brl. No. |
white fish, "a 5005 90; No. 2 do. Sig4 80; picked
salmon, $l5@15 50 per brl. Upper lake herring,
$2a3 %; lower do, 81 5U@2 rs per half brl; No. /
herring 2S@30c per box; Goldfish, 4130513c per ID;
sar1nes, quarter boxes Sl2 58@13 per case; and
lib cove oysters 60c@$l per dozen.
Ginseng is In far demand and the market
steady at 81 l0(9l 20 per ID for prime to choice.
. Hops are in moderate supply and fair demand,
and selling at 43945c per ID for PRIME to choice.
nuts at 50960c for large, and 90c@S1 for she'll
berks per bu: chestnuts at 81 75t02 per bu.
Hay quiet and steady and. moderate offerings
No. lofs timothy at sl7 50@lS and prime to
choice in ba' 'es at Si60l7 per ton. Fair to good
mixed at $ls@15, and inferior at sio@1l per
ton on arrival.
quote rough Kentucky at $3.50 per ton, on arrival.
Held about s. per ton more in store. Jobbing
sales of dressed in store at 7ac for single and SIC
for double dressed per ID. 8. 3.. l.'
Hops steady and supply light and selling at
l36445c for prime Eastern
quiet, W tn no material variation in prices We
quote: Pig iron-Charcoal, Hanging Rock, No, 1,
i370R3S DO No. 2, $36@87: Southern No. i, SS5a
81; No. coke. Ej@37: No. 2 do, $3SQ35: raw
coal, No. l, S35@3S: No. 2 do, S34337; H, r. car.
wheel, Nl6146; Southern do $38@43; old do, s36
s3S old rails, $S5@37: blooms, s60a5S per ton.
Wrought iron-comm0n bar iron per ID, g. 20c;
charcoal bar-iron. per b. 440c; sheet-iron, boiled
Nos. l8 to 81. 4kz@5c per 1b; sheet-iron, char
coal Nos Is to q, 51d@6c per lb Wrought scrap
1t 81 409l rs; cast scrap, 81 l0@1 IS per 100 lbs
Leather in fair jobDing demand and
steady. We quote: Oak sole ct S2@s7c per
b: hemlock, 2j@S2c: harness leather, 43@
'6c; rough harness, s2@2sc: skirting do, 32@