The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
a, MARKETS
CINCINNATI. Dec. 12-2 2. N.

sells at 50 25as so aud fancy az q 6O@7 25, and
Up to " for patent process as. Extra ut 50 6U@
3. S@4 ~ per bril- Rye flour at s. bias l5
for ordinary. aud Ss s09s 40 for prime to choice
Northwestern.
Barley firm and fair demand. Choice fall at 95a
97c, good TO prime at s5@92c per bu. No. aspiring
held ut 7S6SOc and down " soc for inferior lots
Us ~ quality.
Oats steady and quiet. No mixed selling at
40c. Prime to choice white Mt 42g4Sc per bu.
Corn Is steady and demand lair. No, 2mixed
sheltd at Ira I5 per bu. Mixed ear 4;c for prne
on track; White scarce and nominally abot 1o
above mixed. ' T'FfF " ..|t 4.
Wheat is firm: No. rcd on landng sold at
VI $6 Cho.cc on thack held At 81 37tsl $S. with
reg, White nominal
Mess pork Arm and unsettled. Quoted at SIS 75
@l4 w per brl.
Dry salt meats firm and quiet Shoulders at
4A@4s0c, clear rib at 6a4@6SOc, and clear sides at
Lara Arm and " quiet. Prime steam % ~, and
held Later at T14c per Id.
Green meats quiet a"d firm. Shoulders 4ts@
4 SOC. clear rlb sides 66596.6Oc, and hams ut 754@
g5l4c, as to average, per ID.
Bacon is dull and quotations merely nominal.
COTTON.
The market is steady. Stock, IS et3 bales. Re-
ceipls l,l3O bales. Shipments, l,926 bales. the
ioc,l quotations to-day as folIuws: % dlnary.
lo1se; good ordinary, llssc; low middhng; lie;
miuuling, l2esc: good mntdluy, 12IsC mlddliiig
falh lo1ec, and fair. li1sc cperlh
,-s WHISKY bid.
The demand Is fair and market continues steady
tSl II per gallon. W. Tn ales
skocsKIks
Coffee: Steady and quiet at about previous
prices. WequO,e Rio, common, at li@l4Rc. fair
and fancy yellow 20a@9lc per ID. Java at l5@
20c Mocha al G@2sc, Laguayra at l614@lsHc
per ID.
Molasses is steady and auier with New Orleans
at S5@41c per gallon. Sorghum at2,aa2sc per
gallon Refined slrups at 40@65c per srgall1n.
Rice l. in moderate demand and market
steady and selling at 7@sc per lb, the latter for
choice Carol ma
Sugar is steady and quiet. We quote refined
yellow at Sas@st4c; extra G 9@9lc; A white.
l0al01ac; grannlated and powdered, lOHall1sc:
crushed, llAc, and cut loaf l1L@ll5sc per h.
New Osle,ns ut 71a@S%c for raw. and 91s@
1Ol%e for clarified per lb.
laye. MISCELLANEOUS
Beans: The demand Is fair and the mari ct
steady and quiet Arrival lots at FL 25tal 70 rer
bu. as to quality, Retailing in store, pine to
choice at 81 6091 rs rer bu
Bran is in s.eady, moderate demand, and sell
Ing at SlO@l1 per ton shipstuffs quiet at Sl1 81,
@le 81 per ton. Middlings sell at $l4@ly per
tom in bulk on arrival.
quiet and easy, with liberal receipts Creamery
quoted ut 2S@33c. latter for choice, but fancy Sc
| letti0Hs bring 2@3c more. Dai y-made vt 22@2Sc
for 'lections 1SfG21c for prime TO choice. l4@l6c
for fair To good aud dl0@llc jOr common per H..
Bark is in moderate demand and fair supply
at $i0@ll per cord on arrival for prime chestnut
OAK.
broom corn: The demand is fair and market
steady ana quiet Wequote: Red brush aaahc.
| red tipped .@J4%c, green stalk braid 5g5lac, and
hurl at &c per To-
Baggng The demand fair and market steady.
We quote: Flax. 2-lb. ut &c; 2H-lb, 9Ac: 24lb.
91Sc per yard About lc h gher'for jute. Jobb.ng
LOIS Nc above these figures Iron cotton ties at
50 2502 50 per bundle 's
lsrooms steady and the demand moderate.
We uHotc: Common at VI 4O,a1 70; hurl, 81 o5@
2 "a; Shaker 81 75@S. and steamboat. $3 SOC pei
dozen.
Bags are firm and quiet We quote: Burlaps,
4-bu, l21a(al3c; 2-bu, 9yal0t, 2-bu gtlnies,
141ac: re-ewed lac; cotton seain-less, 2-bu, l0t9
2ic: bu do s3G35c each: wOOlbags, 36@a40c each.
COoperase 10 IN lair demand and steady. We
quote: Flour barrels, 2S@3oc; pork barrels
ut 95casl: do half barrels, 4xa50e lard erces
81 U5d1 Is: h IN IL ees. 45@50c; whisky barrels
ircn-D,und VI 30@l 81. and lart Kegs Slc each.
mand moderate. We quote: Flour barrel poles
$69S; tight-barrel poles, Sl2@14: hOgsiead poes
$25@30: rugh barrel slaves, $l5@20; hog head
slaves. 3ISt920 per 1000
Cotton warns In fair demand and firm. Wequote;
1 Batting. l0@l6c: pound yarns, 23c; carDet warp
| --wii g. 2ic; DO, cOlDred. 2Sc: covcrlet warp
&c prlb; cotton rope, ls92oc twins'2 's2ae, and
candlewick 23G per lb
Cantlles in mode'a ate demand and steady We
quote: Common taliOw a, l0ha@llLae, star at 1211s
0sl3tac. and paratfine ut 20ta2lc per ID.
| G,Ee is in m derate demands n steady: Quoted
at ysds lO@llc per bu. Held about &c higher de
livered to Consumers.
Cheese vs. gu ct and steady. and prime to choice
at l2l.@ljch per Id.
Coal is quiet and steady. The rates af1oat
are 90 for ONO RIy r il@l2c for KannwHa and
l2fal3e for Ioughiogheny per bu. To consumer
delivered at l6c tor fonghiogheny. l5c for Kama
wha a.. for Mnskingum and 1'ocking Valley
and 1S@l4c for Ohio River per bu.
Eggs are firm and offerings moderate, with fresh
ut 17IlSc per dozen.
fru Is: Apples in store at 8, 6oas c5 and qniet
Lemons quiet at S4@4 50 per box. Louisiana
oranges at S5@6 rer bril- ana s3@s 25 per box
Cmnberries at 81 50Gfs 50 per lrl.
Feathers in fair demand and the marset stead,
and quiet Selling for prime live geese at 45c PEI
pound.
FISH The market is steady end quiet. We quote
Extra mess maekerel, S28029: No. / large do. $3.50
81; No. ! med um, $40 50@ll 20: No. 2 large do
S. 50699 90; No. medium do $7@7 10: No. large
, $7S7 40; No. medium. $5@5 80 per br: No.
white fish, "a 5O@5 90; No. do. $i(sl 10: picklet
saln,oa. $l5@l5 50 per bril-, Upper lake herring
s2ds3 Is; lower do. 81 5Ods2 rs per half brl, No.
herring, 2S@3Oc per box: Goldfish. 41a@51ac per Id
sardnes, quarter boxes, $l2 bO@lS per case; ant
lib cove oysters 60c@$l per dozen.
| Ginseng Is IN fair demand, and the narke
steadyat 81. .1091 90 per ID for prime to choice.
Hops In fair demand and steady, and prime Il
choice Eastern at 43@4sc per lb.
Hay quiet and st ady. We quote prime Il
choice timothy at $l6tal7 per ton, in ba es AM
No l lo Sc timothy at sl7 j0lal8 per ton on arrival
Mixed hay at $l3@l5 per ton, fair to good
common at Sl011l per ton on arrival.
Il Hemp Is steady and nuiet ana If rings moder
, ate with rough Kentucky at 81 o per ton, on ar
rival. Held s. more in store Dressed on arriya
M 7InGI8L,c Der ID. as to quality,
Hop. are in moderate supply and fair deman'
and selling at t5c per ID for prime to choice.
| Iron Is in moderate demand and the rna3@
i quiet, tn no malerisl variation in r'ices. w
: duste Pig ir m Charcoal, Hanging Rock. No. !
s,7@ss: do. No. 2 $s6@s7. Southern M. |, $3.50
|, 81; No. coke. $S'@37; No. do, S3'@35; tn,
coal. No. I. $S5dr33 M. 2 do, $3i6137 II. r. car
! wheel, SAL l9l6; Southern do, $685. o do, s3
"a 3S: IA rails, S3j@S7: blooms s6OM65 per ton
Wrought iron-commen bar iron per 10. 8. 20c
charcoal bar ron. lerl lb, 440c; sheet-iron, boiled
=. Nos IS TO q. 4ls@5c per III: sheetiron. char
coal. Nos IS to q. 5111656c per ID. Wrought scra
at 81 4Q91 76 cast scrap. 81 l0@l So per 100 lbs.
4 Leather: The deniann fair and marke
steady We quote: Oak sole at 3o@s7c pc
lb: hemloek. 2 as:c: harness leather, !se
36c; rough harness. 25@2S: skirting do. go
SIC per ID: brdleleather $40a55 per doz. Amer
lean kip, 55G47Fc per ID; French DO 90idaSl rs
| American calf skins 80c6ASl. French do Al On