The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-17
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI. Nov. 17-2 NJ.
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BREADsrUfFs
Flour is firm and quiet with fair eonsumptiye
trade; Fancy is quoted at s. 4097 co. Family
selling at IS 90096 D. Extra at IS 40@5 TO- SUI
perine at 81 8595 20, Low grades at 81 25@4 rs
per brl as to quality. Rye flour quiet at IS 0O@
8 Is per bril-
Oats are quiet and steady We quote white at
379371ac for choice ana mixed at Sid35c for good
to prime. Inferior dull and nominal
Barley IS steady ana quiet Good to prime
sample fall at 8OetS5c and choice at SS990c per
bu, Spring duh at 50@7Oc, as to quality
Rye is fl mer to-day. and No. 2held at Sic In
elevator. Prime sample on track at TY9SOc per bu.
Wheat: The ma ket is firmer in tone to day,
Oh ice red or amber at 81 27@l 2S, and sales OF
prime at 81 25@1 % per bu, on track White scarce
and held nominal!y l@2c higher than mixed.
Corn Is hell firm and quiet: Mixed ear quoted
4S@49c for old, ard white ear at SOC on track.
Mixed ear at 45@46c for old, and 3s949c as TO
quality and location for new on airivsl.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is firm to-day and quiet, at 81 per
brl for prime new, and acid about 25c higher for
small lots.
Lard is quiet and firm. Prime steam quoted at
6.S096S5c. Held al 90c per Id. SPOT
Dry salt meats are firm and demand fair. Shout
ders Sa4@31sc clear rib at 63s@5s4c, clear sides
5H@6c loose, per ID. for partly cured.
Green meats in light demand and held firm.
Shoulders S1s@S5sc, clear rib at 5@51sc hams as
to average, 6A@66>4c per lb.
Bacon dull and not enough doing to make uuo-
CuSd -Oultu HuulS JoDUllle Nv o>4lBJ/2c,
as 10 average or brand, and shoulders at &c per
pound.
The market is steady and unchanged. Receipts
to-day g l04 bales Shl pmentS, 2SO6 bales. Stock
63iO bales. The following are the official quota
tion. Ordinary, l0asc; good ordinary lie; low
middlng l14c; mlddling. ll1sc good md
ding, 1l7sG middling fair. l21sc; fair 1886
per To-
WHJaKY
The market is steady and quiet. and sales to-
day AZ 81 o. per gallon
GRooERIEs
Coffee is steady and fair demand Java at
25(a29c, Mocha 27@2S1gc and Laguayra at
lG@lsc. Rio at ll1a@l5c ior common. l5l%@17hc
Tor fair to good, lSh@2Oc for prime to choice, and
2l921I3c for fancy yellow per ID.
Molasses is in fair j0hbing demand and steady.
New Orleans new sells at 50@55c per gallon for
prime to cho ce. Refined syrups at 40@65c, as to
quality. Sorghum az 3Om33c per gallon.
Rice is quiet and steady and ample supply.
Selling AT 7971ac for Louisiana and SC for Caro-
lima per Id.
Sugar is firm and quie New Orleans at S4ass4c
for raw. Refined sugars at S3@gc for yellow,
"a @9Ac for extra c. 1OA@lc for A white IL IA
llRc for graduated and powdered, lM@l154c
for crushed, and llss@1l54c for CIT loaf per ID.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are In moderate demand and the mar
kct steady, with light receipts, and prime to
choice store lots at 81 SO@2 per bu, good to prime
on arrival at u 50@l 65 per bu.
Broom corn is steady and quiet. and supply
moderate Wequoe: Common red brush, SO
314c; red tipped, 4@ IAc green stalk braid,
5@51ac and hurl "a Ac per lb.
Butter nt'nuea quiet and easy; the receipts
moderate but ample and the demand only fair
and the market ste dy. We quote choice dairy
made at 20a22c, and hcld l92c more for extra Sc
lected packages Goou to prime lots at l6@lSc per
Id. Inferior dull, down to Sc, as to quality
OF
ure for fancy selections
Bark is quiet and moderate receip's Prime
chestnut oak selling at Sl4 per cord on arrival.
Beeswax In fair demand and STEADY, and prime
yellow al 20c per Id.
, Bugs have mad quiet, steady market. We
quote: 2-bn cotton seamless, 19@22c; wool bags,
S5@3sc 2-bu gunnies, 13H@14c; 4-bu burlaps,
l1he@22c.
Bagging has been in fair demand and firm at the
following prices: Flax, 2-lb, vt Sl2sSc: 21lb, 81
Qy9c; 2A-lb, 9A@lOc per yard, III lots and jpbbng
at about %c gher. Jute about l@1Ac higher
than cotton Iron cotton-ties, 81 40@2 5O per bun-
die.
Brooms moderate demand and steady We quote
common. 81 2b@1 75 hurl,s2 25@2 80: Shaker
" 5O@2 rs, ana steamboat. $3 5O@4 per dozen.
Candi es have et MAJ kct and moderate de-
mand at lo@llc for talow and l2@1ic for star
candles, and O@2lc for pamffine per lb
Cotton yarns in fair demand and firm. We
quote: Batting. l09l7c; assorted yarns, Gle; warp,
2lc; wicking, 20@2.c; coverlet yarn, 23c; colored
warp 26c; twine l9@2lc; rope, lS@l9c per ID;
candeWick 20a2lc per pound.
Cordage is steady and the demand fair Ma
nilla at l214@1shc, ssal at 1o4@1lhsc and jute at
9R@1Cc per lb.
Cheese is steady and demand moderate, with
prime to choice factory at l2h@lSlac per ID.
Cooperage is quiet and steady as follows: Flour
barrels, 27@SOc pork barrels, 81 O5@1 10; lard
tierces, 81 20@l 2o' ham t!erces, 4OG445c; slack
hogsheads, 81 45@l so; aytight hogsheads, 81 2O(a
25; half hog heads, 81; lara kegs 35c, and iron
bound whisky barrels. 81 SO.
Coopers, stuff is steady, and in fair demand
and ample supply. We quote: Flour-barrel
poles, S6eS; tightbarrei poles $14@16 hogshead
roles, $0@35; rough barrel staves S16@2O; hogs
head slaves, slS@2O per l.OOO
Coal is quiet but Steady and nominally un-
changed. We quote Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum at zoe, kanawha at &c, Pttsburg at 24c
per bu. delivered. Anthracite coal at Sc 5o@7 per
ton, delivered.
Coke is steady, and moderate demand and un.
changed. Gas house at l0c, city manufactured at
11c and crushed lie per bu at yards About &c
hghes delivered to consumers.
Eggs are rather firm but quiet. Fresh arrivals
selling at l7c per dozen. g..
Feathers are quoted at 49c per ID for prime live
geese and the demand and receipts far.
Fish: The demand is moderate and the
market fair. Wequote as follows; Mack
erel. extra mess, $25@26; No. large,
S22@23: No. : medium $l0@l1, No. large
5O No. 3 med um, S. 50@6 per brl. Lake her
ring, 81 1892 5o white fish, "a 254 5Oper half brl;
sardines quarter boxes, $l2 5Oa1S per case; cod
fish, 4h@oc per lb, and smoked herring 2s@25c
per box.
demand at 81 5O@2 so per bri as to quality.
Cranberries quiet and large offerings at $596 so
per brl and $2G2 25 per crate. Lemons in fair de-
mand at s45O95 per box. Louisiana oranges sell
ing at $i@5 per brl. Dried apples quiet at 4@4c on
arrival ana peaches firm at 715@Sc per lb.
Ginseng iS in moderate SllnnlV and firm with