The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CMcI MATT. Dec. 2s-2 P. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

tatin or quality, and patent held up 10 sS Extra
- 65@5 80. Superfne at s. 00g6 80 Low grades
at q 5O94 50 per brL bye flour quiet and
western.
Barley quiet. Fall held at ss@s5c for choice.
s099oc for fair to prime Spring at 6s@I5e, Us to
quality, Latter for prime.
Wheat firm and quiet Prime to
choice red or amber at 81 S591 81, fair to good
lots at u 30d1 s per bu. White nomnally at l@
&c above red Inferior red sid at 81 90.
Cnrn is quiet and rather easy. New mixed
shelled sold al 42e on track. Ear at 4Oc per bu
Oh track. 4 rs....-f-
Rye is quiet and steady, and No. 2quoted s1@
92c, tile latter in elevator.
Oats: The marks is quiet Mlxed,quoted sS@
SOC, white 4U@i1c prime to choice. but held some
what higher.
Mess pork g quiet and steady. Quoted at SIS 25
@l3 SO per brl, ami held at the latter.
Lard steady and prime steam quoted at 745g
DC perb
Green meats firm and uuiet Shoulders at 4l49
4sssc clear rib sides at 6t4@6sSc; hams at 7@7a4c
per h. rs to average. +.
Dry salt meats firm. Shoulders at 41S(a4ssac clear
rib at 63sc and clear sides held at 6s(a7c per h.
Bacon quiet and steady. shoulders SIC, clear
rib sides 74a7aS, clear sides 7]a@72ac per ID.
sugaroured hams at 9sa9l1c, Us to average.
Stock, l6 4s5 bales Receipts to-day. 2,412 bales.
Shipnnaits. alag bales Sales, 62 bales the
following are the official quotations Ordinary
105Sc; good ordinary, 112sc; low middling, 1l54c:
middiing. 121sc; good miedi'ng. lIasc; mddliilg
fair. l211sc, and fair. l31sc per lh .s rs.
. ...,.. WHISKY ..,...
The market is steady and quiet and selling at
81 07 per gallon.
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Coffee: The demnnd is fairand market steady
Rio, common tn fair NJ l4016c good to prime l6la@
Isc choice at l69is19c. and fancy yellow at 21ks
I aUryov of
Mocha al 2I@2Sc per ID.
Molass uuiet aud steady. We quote
New Orleans at S2@4sc for fair to choice per gal.
Refined ssrups at 4Oa70c per GAL Sorghum at 2a
Csc per gal. .a.
| Rlce TEemarket Is steady and quiet Prime
| II choice Louisiana at 1925. and Carolina at &c
per lb
su.ar is steady and quiet. New Orleans at
| G3l@8c, and clarified at g6o10c per Id:
Rehned yellow. sy4@ssse; extra c 9@gtsc; a
| white, O1s@aO34sc;; granulated and powdered. II
9l11sc: crushed, 1l1sc and Cut LOAF, llAc per le.
| MISCELLANEOUS
Broom corn is Arm and demaan fair. with
moderate offerings. WeqIote red brush at 81
@4c red tipped at 4M@5c, green stalk braid at
511n6c, ana green lrurl Al SIC per lb
Bigs anet and steady. We quote: Burlaps,
fbr, 131s@lIc; 2-bu. 9la@l0Hc; gunnies, 2-b'l,
| 143c: reserved, 15c: cotton Seamless, 2bu 2 l@
24c and do 3O@S5c each; wool bags. SS@45c
| each.
Beeswax at 2Oc per rb for prime yellow, and
Baggmg is steady, and modemte demand.
Flax. 2-lb. at e@gl4c per yard, 2kslbat VI a94c,
2Ab a. 9A@sAv per yard in los Ns,,aa ad ,, j%b,
than flax. 81
Beans are qniet and steady and ample receipts
We qnote 81 coal rs per bu for prime to cho ce in
store, and 81 250al 50 for arrival lots
Butter is firm and quiet. The receipts moderate
lana ample and demand fa r. Creamery at S5@
$50 for selecuons and 3O@33c for prime to chnict
| lots Choice Western Reserve dairy at 22@2Sc
Central Ohio at 20@2lc, and single selecte, pack
ages at 25c per ID. Good to prime packing at II
01Sc, and inferior Mt l0Ml2c per lb.
Bran is in fair dernand aud steady at $40 75Mll
per ton. Shipstuffs atsl2al3 Middings at SIG
70 per ton, as t. quality, on arrival
Bark in fair demand and steady at $40 50@1l
per ton afl at for chestnut oak.
Cheese Is steady and quiet. We quote prime tt
choice l2%@13%c per ib.
Coal: IA demand and market held steady. De
livered to consumers Emlie for Ohio River. IA
fur Hooking Valley and Mnskingum. 15c for Kan
awha, and l6r for longh ogneny per bn. Sale
afbat: on 0 River At s@ Or, kaliawha 119l2c. AM
Y,ugh,ovheny at 12c per bu. Anthracite at VI 8
| al er ton, delivered.
!, Coke steady and demand moderate. Quoted a
r0@11c per bu at yards. About &c more delivered
to consumers ,.
Ca.,dles are in fair demand, and steady. Com
mon talow at ll@1lLc. star at 13@l3Hc. ane
paraffine at 2002le per ID.
Cooperage in fair demand and steady at tht
following: Flour barrels, 25@30c; pork ba rcs
SlMl 05; do half-barrels 45@50c: lard terces
$l@1 10; hpM t,ercas, 45@5Oc:i whisky barrels
iron bound, 81 306al IS, and lard kegs 35e each
Gotten yarns: The market steady and quiet
We quo'e: Batting. l0@l6c: pound yarns, DC
CARPET warp-whie t, 23c; DO, coored. 2oc: coverle
warp, C perlb: cotton rope. 19@2Uc: twine, 2j@
&c. and candlewick 23c per lb
Cordage in moderate demand and steady marke
and quoted: Manila at 1SA0l4c, sisal al 12@
f254c, and Jute at 9@91ac per 10.
CoOpers' stuff in lair demand and firm. Slack
J barrel poles, S60s tight-bsrrel poles .Sl2@A
hogs cad poles, $25G30: lgn barrel staves $3.50
20; hOgshead slaves. $l6920 per 1000.
Eggs are quiet and ample offerings with fresl
at 17c per doz
; + athes in demand and market steady at 4O@
, f1c per bfor PRIME live geese 'IE
Fruits; Apples at s. 5O@S 50 per brl
latter for choice Or nges at IS SOFAS 10 pc
: brl for Louisiana. Lemons at 81 00@4 so Pc
box. Cranberlies quiet and Arm at 81 009S 10 pc
) brl. Dried apples at 6}a@7c, and dried peathe
at 81S1ae per lb ON arrival, and held about l
{ higher III store. .-....,,
Fish steady and auiet market We Quote
Extra mess mackerel, $2S@29; No. large dos$36d
81; No. ] med INN. $40 509H %; No. +. large dc
81 5O@S No. medium, s. 5o@7 per brl: No,
white fish, S4 50a5 90; No. 2 do, Sitef50; pickle
sAmon, S159l5 80 per brl. Upper lake herring
s2as 25; lowessdo, 81 5o@27 rs per half br; No.
herring 2S@SOc per box; Goldfish, 5a519c per Ii
J sardnes, quarter boxes, $l2 5o@ls per case; an,
: Lib cove oysters 60c@M per dozen.
Hops In fair demand and quoted 38040c per l
for prime to choice. ~, -' #.
Hides quiet aud ample cupply and far demand
We quote: Green hides at 9091ac; wet salted, 100
I1c:' dry saited, 13@14c: flint 15@17c; do selecl
| ed, 1SM20c per h. Sheep pelts, 75c01Sl 25 each
Hemp in moderate demand and steady. W
auote rough Kentucky at $l20 per ton, aud he'll
ISlOm in store. Dressed at SIC for double an
t7%cfor single perlbin store 80.
Hay: The market is quiet and somewhat easy
Wequote $i6Ml7 per ton packed for prime t
: choice timothy. and ST 30 for No. loos.
. Mixed at 81 l@l5. Common prairie hay at $ll@l
. per ton on arrival. Wheat straw at 5000 50, an
oat straw at 81 509i0 p n ton ON arrival.
! Iron IN fair demand and steady Pig iron d
follows Pig iron. Charcoal, Hanging Rock. No.
:, $3S@4 4Oa do. "a No. 2, Sj7@Ss: Souther
9 No. i, s35@SS; No. coke. S5@S6: No, . do, s.
3 MS5; raw coal, No. !, S5@Ss; No. do, ssi@3y
4 Htneiug R,ck cariwheel, AI@iS; Southern dt
s1@43: old do, $3 ass: oldirails S32a84 per tot
. Wrought iron--oommon bar iron per, abs 3. 20t
Echarcoal bar'ron, perlb, 440c; sheet iron, boiet
4 TN... II IN 5MHlLC nor 1hs yitpnt -iTrlnf Inn