The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-03
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI Dec. sap. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

Flour 10 in fair demand Prices steady and
without material change. Fancy at So 4097 and
at s6@6 25; extra at s. 4O@4 20: supelfne dull at
IA S5@5 20. and low grades ranging down to 81
per brl Rye -four at Is O0@5 25, latter for choice
northwestern.
Oats quiet and firm White at s7h@3sc for
choice No. mixed at s5}aa36c, and inferior
down to Soc. as to quality.
Corn Is gu ct and steady Mixed ear at 4l@
42c Shelled at 42a43c, as to quality, latter TO
NO. White corn nominally about the same as
mixed.
Rye is firm and demand fair. No. Q selling to-
Gay at &c per bu.
Barley: Market steady and quiet. No. spring
is selling at 64c, and held up to s0c per bu. Fal
| at S,S9Oc for good TO prime. and extra No. sold
at SIC per bushel.
| Wheat is steady and fairly active Prime to
choice led held at 81 29(d1 81 por bu. Fair TO
PRIME amber at 81 25@l g. White nominallly
Mess pork Is firm and qu ct. Quoted at $18 SOC
| Is IS per brl
Lard firm and Quiet Prime steam at 71lc per
10. Jobbng lots hel shade more.
Dry snlt meats firm. and quiet, Shoulders at
| 4esf@is4c, rib sides at 65sa6I and clear rib at
| 9}S@7c per Id. loose.
ougar-cured meats in moderate demand.
| shoulders at 614Gi5Sc. Breakast b lcon at $40
SIC; Hams at sla@lO%c, as to brand or average,
per 10, all canvased and racked.
Green meats quiet and steady Shou ders held
| @SIac per Id.
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| COTTON
| The demand is m derate and market firm to-
day. Stock, l,l42 bales. Receipts. 79S bales.
sh pments, $50 bales The official prices steady,
asioilnwS; Ordinary lo1sc good ordinary, 1lae;
| low middling. 1112c: middling, l11sc; good
m!ddlng. l2}ac; middling fair, 12s5sc and fair,
| l3}sc per lb.
wHrsKY.
The market remains steady and ouiet. Selling
On Chance To-day Of 4, IN n,r aai,on and the DE
mand G,ir. "' VI ~ pei s"''0''' ''''- LAW w
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GROCERIES,.
Coffee: The morset is steadv and outet We
| fpr fair to cooI iSi2@5oc far nr',ma IN cSn;ce
and 1i far fncv 40 w.. Nc. ple ~ v at s
2ec Mocha al 27a9Sc ma Tsgpsvrs p a. at iSI@1siSs
per 10, d. ~ '''' "'''' -'''s N"''" ~ -'>sS'i'|S'
| Mn,osSas. To % dar,ora for No,,, or,oo,s With
ood a oeaua ,'', ,of MeM orleans w1,h
Ra6ned svruna nn;a, ~ nor ,aaiIo,, as to
nnv ra1 1u'es aosoo a. o'sooe pr saion' a' W
Rice The demanS ~ far pr and markat ste.dv
Carol ma sc and nn; s,nn -1%n "en ~. Il Ae'
sugar ouiet and .steadx and d,mand r,oderate
We n"otd S "'iu ar wv" ~, Va
low re6ned of ssIaS7Ic extrs 4 eoSEc A white
loiImsio7Sc yransYlia,sd and nowdsrgd 11aai,Mc
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| MISCELLANEOUS
Beans ouet and steady and annie offerings at
sal SO per bu in store for good to choice
| Abnnt Inn 5Oc loss on artival
Butter IS quiet and the market shade easy
The receipts are la Pc WITH moderate demand.
| we onote. Creamery 32das5 and I6laa higher fr
single packages Of fancy. Dary-ninde at 22g23c
trail Ohio, Good to prime at I6@1sc. and common
at 9alOc per lb.
Bark is Quiet and moderate demand and liberal
offa ings at Si1 per cord afoat.
Broom corn i, firm and uniet as foil ws: Red
brush aa3ih1: red timed 4Ai%c. green stalk
braid. Sa5L.c' and hui at &c per bound.
Bagging: Inc uemand is mouernIe and market
steady, We quote: Flax, 2-lb, ut oa9hc;
IHlb 9H@o%c: ~ k-lb, y9NMal0c per ward in
lois and ivHbing hc Der ward higher. and lM1hc
more for lutte per yard.
Beeswax Quiet and demand moderate at 2Oc per
lb for prime elbow
brooIns o,iirt and steady at rreyious p-ices
Common ut 81 4Oda1 rs; hurl, 81 25a2 75 Shaker
81 75@3 ana steamboat. S3 5U9 per dozen.
Bugs are in moderate demand and steady
We Quote: 2-bn cotton seamless l9@22c; WOO
bags, 3513sc; 2-bu gunnies. 14(ol4Hc; 4-bu bar
laps, 12@13c.
Candles are In steady and fair demand and
selling tallow at l0@l1c, star ut 12Ia@13c, and
paraflne at 2O@2lc per Id.
Cotton yarns are in lair demand and steady.
Quoted: Batting, 1O@l7c; assorted yarns, 2lc warp,
Die; wickng 20a21c coverlet yarn 23c; colored
warp 26e; twine, lg@2lc; cotton rope, lSta1sc
per lb.
Cheese in moderate demand and the market
steady Prime to choice at l21a@l3kc per lb
Coopers' stuffs quiet and steady. We quote:
Plout-barrel poles, s6@s; tght-barre poles,
Sl4@l6; hogsfead poes $30@35: ugh barrel
slaves $l5M20; hogshead slaves, SS@20 per 900
Cooperage in fair demand and quoted: Flour
barrels 27@30c; pork brl 81 05@l 10: lard terces,
ST. 2O@1 q; h m e ces, 4O@45c; slack hog~heads,
81 4iQ51. 50; half-hogsheads, ST.: lard gs, 35c,
and irn-D 'und whisky barrels 81 S5al 40
Cordage is in moderate demand and steady with
jute at 9@loc, sisal at 1l@llAc, and Manila at
lSai3klc per pound
Coal in 20 supply and fa'r demand. Ohio River
9@ioc, Kanawha ll@l2c, and ioughiogheny 12t
per bu ah at Yonghi@heny at l6c Kanawha al
l5@l6c. Hooking Valley and Muskingum at lac
On Riv l4c per bu delivered to consumers.
Coke is in moderate demand and the marke,
steady at 1O@llc per bu at yards, and &c moro de
)ivertd.
Eggs: The demand is fair and market steady
and quiet. Fresh arrivals at Is aloe per dozen.
q Feither- in steady moderate demand at 46@
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