The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
USoINNATI. Oct. 11-2 P. M.

good demand. Red is now selling at 81 2l@1 y
ior cho!ce, and 81 1sal 10 for prime sample OH
landiug. Amber, 81 15a1 20 for good to choice.
Inferior lots ut 81 O561l 10, aus to quality White
scarce and win bring about the same 5 red
Rye has had firm market and the demand ac-
tive Prime to choice sample held at 7SGiS0c per
bu, and the inside figure obtained for No. 2graded.
Oats in moderate demand and steady. Mixed
quoted at 2SY30c ami white prime TO choice at 81
4s33c Der bu on arrival
Corn has been in fair demand and firm No 9
mixed on track sold to-day at 45c. Prime mixed
ear selling at i5c on track White shelled quoted
at 47@4Sc per bu.
Barley had fair demand, and steady Fall
selling today al S5c for No 3, and 93c for choice
sample. Spring at 60@90c per bu for sample, as
to quality.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork has been firm and advanced in prices,
but at close is steady al $40 per 5rl.
Bacon has had steady and quiet market with
light offerings. Quoted shoulders at f4@4ssc,
clear rib at T1s@7Lc, and clear sides at 75sc per
ID, packed. Sugar-cured hams at 91atdl0kc, Shout
ders at 61a9534c, and breakfast bacon at 76p71 &c
per lb
Bulk meats Market dull with not enough do
ing for any reliable quotations.
Lard has been steady with fair demand, and
current make 6.056s6 10c per Id, spot Winter
steam merely nominal
COTTON.
The market has been brisk and some advance
in prices. The receipts for the week 219l bales
Shipments. ,S31 bales. Stock, l,677. The closing
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary, 9l4c; low mddling,
9Ac; mddling, l0c; good mlddling 1014c; mid
ding, fair, 1034c, fair, 1ls4c per ib.
WHISKY.
The market has been fairly active, but de-
cline OF lc, closing with good demand at 81 05 per
gallon
MIsCELLANEoUs
flax 2b at S14@SI2e, 21lb S1a9S$4e, "a -lb S54 a9c
for lots, and &c more per yard in jobbing way.
Iron cotton-tes held at ~ 90 per bundle of 30.
Jute about nc higher than flax,
Bags have had steady market with moderate
demand. We quote cotton seamless 19@2lc, wool
bags 35@ssc, 2-bu gunnies 131.(al4c, "a .bu gun
nies lac. 4-bu burlaps 10A@1l12c.
Bark is firm under limited offerings and selling
fol. prime chestnut oak at $lS@13 80 per ton at
railway depot.
Broons have fair demand at previous prices
Common, 81 S5@1 rs; hurl, $2 25@e2 10; Shaker,
50 SOFAS; and steamboat S3 2594 per dozen
Broom corn in moderate supply and fair de-
mand, and quoted as follows: Common to good
braid, 4H@5c; and hurl, 5@52c per lb
Beans have been steady with moderate receipts.
Choice navys at ~ 5ota 60, fair to prime at 81 10
@l 35, and common at 7599Oc per bu.
Beeswax has quiet steady market and ample
supply, with prime yellow at Zoe per lb
Butter has been quiet and steady with liberal
offerings, and the demand mostly local, and for
the best grades. We quote Creamery 26@27c for
fancy selections, and 20@24c good to choice per
lb Dairy made 1t l2@l5c for choice lots and
17@1Sc for selected packages. Packers buying
moderately at S@l0c per lb for good 10 prime
Common dull at 5@s7c per lb
Candles have been fairly active, and the market
steady Star candles at ll>a@l2c and tailow at
l0@l0Iac per Id.
Cheese has been rather easy, but market closes
steady with moderate demand and selling at
10@llc per ID for prime to choice factory.
Cotton yarns have had fair demand and the
Batting l0@l2c assorted yarns, Bic: warn, Ole;
wicking, 20c; coverlet yarn 23c; colored warp,
26c; twtne, ls@aie; rope, 1S@19c per ID; No. 500,
l01ac: No. 600, 9Lac, and No. 100 SIC per dozen.
| Cordage has been in fair demand and the mar
ket firm at the following prices: Manila l21s@
13c, sisal at 10H01lc, and jute at 9(a91ac per H.
COonefage was in moderate demand and closes
firm. We quote as follows Flour barrels, 27@3Oc;
ham do. 40@45c; slack hogsheads 81 GOAL 10; fly
tight hogsheads, 81 l5@l 2J; half hogsheads, 90c
@$l; lari kegs SOC, and iron bound whisky barrels
81 10@1 Is.
Coopers' stuff has had firm market under light
receipts, but quiet at the following quotations
Flour barrel poles $69S: !ight-barrel poles. $14@
16; hogshead poles $25@30; rough barrel slaves,
$1i@lS hogshead slaves, Sl6@lS per LOCO: white
oak hogshead slaves scarce, and will sell al $50 90
@35 co.
Coal has firm market with light supplies and
fair local consumptive demand at the following
prices delivered to consumers: Ohio River ll@
12c, Hooking Valley and Muskingum 1l@l2c Ka-
nawha at lac. and Youghiogheny at 16c per pu
Anthracite S5@5 30 per ton. Nothing doing afloat
owing to the absence of stocks
Dried fruits: Apples sell at 4@41ac per lb and
quiet. Peaches at 6@61ac per ID and fair demand
Layer rasins at 81 S0@l 80 per box. Prunes at So
SIC, and citron 1T lS@50c per lb
Eggs have been in fair demand, with large re.
ceipts and the market easy. Fresh arrivals quoted
at 12@l3c per dozen.
Feathers were in fair demand and firm, with
moderate receipts. and selling at 45c per Id for
Fish Quiet market and steady and
$25@26: No. 1 large, s22@23; No. shore Sli
ola 80; No. large. s. 5o@9; No. medium. $7@
SO; No. 8 large, $7t97 so; No. 3 medium $5ds5 %
per b and haif-barres one-half these prices, with
25c extra for packages Lake herring, 81 25a2 5O
white fish, 81 5O@4 70 per half brl; sardines GUAR
ter boxes, $l2 5Odql3 per case Goldfish, 4aa5c per
Id. and smoked herring 23de25c per box.
Fruits: The market is well supplied with all
kinds Of fresh fruits and the demand is
generally moderate Apples sell at Slmi rs,
latter for choice. Cranberres at S5 5OS per brl for
good TO choice. Pears quiet and offerings moder-
ate at S5@6 per brl for choice and $265S for in
ferior Lemons in fair demand at S506 per box
Oranges sell at IS 50@6 per barrel for Lou
isiGna.
Ginseng has fair demand and ample supply
and selling at 81 1901 Is per pound for prime to
choice
Hay has aquiet and firm market, the demand
and receipts moderate: Prime to choice Timothy
selling at $l4 @15 so per ton in bales on arrival
mixed hay at $l2@l3 per ton for fair to good.
Hides have good demand and the market
continues firm at the following prices Green
7@71gc wet salted, s@Bc1a; dry salted, 9h@1lc
and flint, 12@14e per lb. Sheep pelts 75c@$l 90
each.
Hemp has been quiet and a good SUD-
ply, with a steady market, and rough Kentucky
at $ll5@l2o per ton on arrival. Dressed jobbing
in store at nc for single and SIC for double
dressed per ID.
Hols have been in light surp,y and the de-
.mand fair and firm, with prime to choice Eastern
rat 35@S7c per ID. Western dull aud nominal
Iron has Il continued firm market, with active
demand, and prices advanced to some extent
during the week. Pig iron at four months time
quoted as follows Hanging Rock No. at $toa
AZ; No. coke at SSS@29: No. ! stone coal at S35@
36 Hanging Rock car-wheel iron at $s5a5O, and
Southern do. at $4S@45.
Lead has steady fair demand and no material
change in prices. We quote pig at 41s(@51Sc and
bar lead at 5@51ae, and sheet lead &c per lb
Leather was quiet and steady VITA filir iobbing
demand at the following: Oak SOLE 32@3ac: hem.
lock do. 21@23e harness, 30@34c rough do.
23t925c; skirting 32@36c; American kip, 50@S5c;
French do, $l@1 80: American calf, 75c@Sl;
French do 81 e5W1 80 per h. Birdie leather
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