The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-30
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 30-2 P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

AA8AGAs
CINcISNATI. Dec. 30-2 P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour Is steady and quiet Fancy ct s6 GOAT, ane
patent atS 25@s per brl as 70 quality or reputs.
tion of brand. Family 1T Sc 20@6 40. Extra at
50 60@5 90, superfne at $S@5 80 low grades at y 70
O. s. per bril- Bnckwheat flour quiet at % 7ot9
rs per brl. Rye -four stead at s. l0@5 30 per bril-
Barley in moderate demand and steady. Fall ut
S0@S0c fair To prime and held 3@5c higher for
choice Spring at 75c fer No. and 60@1oc for fair
Rye quiet and steady. No. selling to-day at
92c per bu.
Oats quiet and firm. White at 4l043c and No.
sold at the latter figure to-day. Mixed at tSs40e
per bu.
Wheat Is steady and fair demand. No. 2 red
selling to-day at 81 85@l 35h per bu. Amber
ut 81 34gl 81 for good TO prime. Inferior at 81 20
@l Is. White held 2@3c more above red and lit
tie offered. Choice sold at 81 3S per bu.
Corn: The market Is steady and active to-day.
Prime mixed selling at 1a942c per bu for sheled
and 4011c for ear. Choice white shelled at 45c
per bu. ...-.
PROVISIONS
Lard is quiet and easy and quoted prime steam
at re per lb.
Mess pork quiet and easy. Quoted at sl3 rs and
salable at this but generally shade higher.
Green meats quiet and weaker. Shoulders at
44@4ss Clear rib sides at 6I4c Hams at 7@71lc,
as TO average per ID.
Dry salt meats: Market quiet Shoulders at ~
@4sEc clear rib des at 61a@65Sc, and clear sides
at 6s4@67sc per lb. loose. partly cured.
Bacon quiet Shoulders SIC, clear rib at 7as@
NE, clear sides held TIC, packed. sugax-cured
hams at l09llc, as to brand or average.
COTTON.
The market Is quiet, and prices unchanged.
Stock, l6 7l2 bales. Receipts, 1868 bales. SHIP
ments 2,020 bales The official local quotations
are as follows: Ordinary, lOssc; good ordinary,
11%c; low middling, 11s4c: middhng. 121sc;
good middling. 125,sc; middling fair. H1sc, and
fair. 1870 per lh
Is quiet to-day but frmer and 10 higher, and
sales at 81 06 per gallon. ....
sRocERIEa
Coffee Ia quiet and steady. Rio at 14@15c for
common, 159@1719 for fair to good, lS@2Oc for
prime to choice and 2lc for fancy yellow. Java
at 25@2Sc, Mocha at 26@27c. Laguayra at 18@lsc
per ID.
Molasses ls Ia is steady and quiet with New Orleans
at 33@4Sc per gallon for inferior to choice. .Sor-
ghum at 25ta3Oc per gal. Refined 'sirups at 4Og
Csc per gal as TO quality
Rice is steady and unchanged. Quoted at 798c
per ID for prime to choice Louisiana and Caro-
lima
Sugar quiet and steady. Refined yellow $40
SIC; extra C 9Ql9ssc A white, 10@l0hc; gran
ulated and powdered. 10A@l1c: crushed and
cut loaf 11@1l11sc per lb New Orleans at 9@10c
for clarified, and 6H@sc for raw. rs to quality.
Beans: The demand is moderate, and market
steady. Store lots of prime to choice 81 COG
rs per bu. On arrival at 81 15a1 SO for fair to
good, and 81 4Oa1 50 per bu. 60,
Bark is in fair demand and ample supply.
Chestnut oak at Sl0@11 per cord afuat.
Beeswax in moderate demand at 2Oc per lb for
prime yellow. l..lN
Bran is steady and the demand fair and sell
ing at SO 50@lI pet ton: shirstuffs quiet at
$l2@l3 per ton. Middlings in fair demand ut $14
S0lQ ION n bulk m arrival
Butter 10 steady and quiet The receipts are
liberal. and the demand fair, with little or no
change. Creamery selling at 30035c per lb, the
at N@2c for Central Ohio and 22@2Sc for West
ern Reserve, ,Sper ID. Good to prime at 16@lSc
and inferior at l0912c per lb.s
Bagging is in fair demand at the following: 2-lb
fiax. at sggAc; 21s,lb, sAasHc; 2A.lb. sH@sAc
Jute held 1@lHc above these figures. Iron cotton
| ties 81 1922 SO per bundle Of 80.
Broom corn is steady and quiet We quote red
brush at 31a@4c, red tipped at 4H05c, green
stalk braid at 51s@dc' and green hurl at SIC per
Bugs: Market quiet and steady. We quote
BurIaps. 4-bu, 1S11ss0l4c; 2-bu. 91a@1014c; gun
nies 2-bu. 1411ac; reserved, l5c; cotton seamless,
2bu, @@Ac and do SoSs5c each; weol bags,
Brooms in moderate demand and the market
steady We quote: Common 81 35@l rs; hun,
81 2592 rs; Shaker, q 5o0S, and steamboat, SS rs
| a. per dozen.
Cheese is quiet and unchanged We quote
prime to choice at 1215gl3lSc per lb.
Coal ID in ample supply and the market steady.
Youghiogheny at l2e, kanawha lie. and Ohio
River at SC per bushel, aflOat The rates delivered
to consumers are: Ohio River 13c Hooking Valley
and Muskingum lac, Kanawha lac, and Youghio-
gheny l5c per bushei.
Coke is Quiet and easy. We quote &C. for gas
house. 90 for crushed and 10c for city manufac-
tured at yards and &c more delivered to consumers.
| COoperage Is quiet and demand moderate. We
quote Flour barrels, 25@30c pork barrels. 900
95c; do haf-barrels 45@50c: lard terces. $1@1 05;
ham tierces. 45@50c; slack hogsheads, 81 35@l 40;
half hogsneads 96c@3l: whisky barrels 81 S0@s
l 81; and lard kegs, 35c EACH.
I Cotton yarns: The demand Is fair and the mar.
ket steady. Batting l0@l6c: pound yarns, 23e;
carpet warp-wnte, 2c; 40, cOlOred. 25c; coverle,
warp. 21c perlb; ful.weight dozen yarns No. 4oOs,
12Lc; No .500s, 11%c; No. 6O0s 1916, and No. zoos
23c and candlewiek 23c per lh r-g
| Cordage The demand fair and market steady.
Jute at 9@91sc, sisal at 129l254c. and Manila at
I3Z@14c per Id.
Candles are steady and demand fair, and selling
2O@2lc for paraffine. 13@l3Hc for star, aud lD3a@
E11I5c for common taliow per lb
! COopers' stuff quiet ana steady. We quote:
Slack barrel poles $6@s; tightbarrel poles $12@14
and hogshead poles $25@30 per 1000; barrel slaves
S13@2O; hogshead slaves. tl6g20 per 1000
Eggs are in far demand and quiet with ample
SeGeipts aiiu senng ~ ii@lSc per aozen for fresh
Feathers: Prime live geese in fair demand al
40c per lb.
Fruits: Apples in fair demand at g SOFAS 50 Del
brl. Cranberries at 81 00aS so per bri and Arm
Lemons quiet at So 50t@i so per box. Oranges