The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET,
cINcISNArI. Dec. 80 P. N.
FLOUR AND GRArN.

fancy at 10 000I, with patent process held up as
fine S. loa5 IS, low grades "a 50@4s5 per bril- Rye
-four at s. 20@5 IS. good to choice. per bril-
Barley the demand moderate and market
steady. Fall at S0@s0c for good to choice. Spring
at 65@15c, latter figure for No 2
/ Oats quiet and steady. Mixed at 38@S9c, latter
for No. 2 White at 4O@4lc for prime to choice
per bu. l1TN' H i'87 Hli
Wheat quiet and steady. Red prime to choice
at 81 34@l S6 withinferiOr lots down to 81 20. as
to quality Amber quoted about 1@2o less than
red White scarce and nominal. ..i,.il I
Corn quiet and steady. Mixed shelled at 41@
40 for prime, and some selling ut inside figure
Rye: Fair demand and steady No. selling
to-day at 9ac per bu on track and OH elevator.
.' PROVISIONS
Mess pork steady snddemand moderate. Qnoted
at Sl3 SO@l3 70 per bbis. spot.
Lard quiet and steady. Prime steam quoted
Green meats, firm and quiet. Shoulders at
4S5@44O. Clear rib sides at SIC. Hams, at79sc.,
as to average,
Dry salt meats quiet and firm. Shoulders at 4.6O
"a Csc, clear rib des at 616 70c and clear sides
at 61s@7c per h. loose. partly cured,
| Bacon steady and quiet Shoulders 5Ls@5Yc,
clear rib held at 71aa7esc, clear sides TACTIC
per ID, all packed, sugar-cured hams at 954@lle,
as to- brand or average: shoulders at 6i4036lacl
per lb, canyased and packed.
...r COTTON. f.. ..1.
The market is steady and prices unchanged.
Receipts, 1896 bales. Shipments 1883 bales.
Stock, Is 500 bales The official quotations are as
follows. Ordinary, 10ssc; good ordinary, lIasc;
middllns, ig,se, mlddling fair. is1Sc, and iaif.
1870 per lh t4 It.-' fa.
The market is quiet and steady at 81 05 per
gallon.
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Coffee is quiet and steady. Rio at 14@15c for
| common, b}a@171s for fair to good. l8@20c for
prmeto choice and 2lG for fancy yellow. Java
at 25@2c, Mocha at 26@27c Laguayra at 16@lsc
per ID.
M0lasses Steady market and quiet New
Orleans sirups at 38@a0c for fair to good, and
| 43@48c for prime to choice per gal. Sorghum at
25@2Se per gal. Refined sirups quiet at 40@7Oc
Der gal. ..t ~. .... 5t.
Rice The market is steady and quiet. Prime
10 choice Louisiana at7@71ac, and Carolina at Sc
per lh ~ ,l.5,sgI
Sugar is sip fair, steady demand at the following:
white. 1O9l0hc; granulated and powdered lDs4
@llc: crushed, 1191l11asc and cut loaf, 1l14a11Nc
per lb New Orleans ut 9@l0c for clarified, and
6M@Sc for raw, as toquality " '"'
tt MISCELLANEOUS
Beans: The market is quiet and steady. We
quote arrival lots at 81 10pl 5 for far to good,
| and 81 35@l so for prime mediums to choice
white, and held l5@20c more in store.
Bark is quiet, with good offerings at Sl0@11 per
cord for chestnut oak, afloat -..-'..
Baggng is in fair demand at the following 2lb
fax, at aD9l4c 21s1b, 914a9tac; 214.lb, 914g9s4c
per yard in lots, and jobbing 15c per yard higher.
Jute held l@I 14c above these figures. Iron cotton
ties ~ 1902 SO per bundle OF 3d.
Beeswax in moderate, demand and steady for
prime yellow at 10000 per ID. ,y ,r.
broom corn is steady and quiet. We quote red
brush at 3a@4c. red tipped at 41a@5e, green
stalk braid at 5A@6o, and green hprl AZ 61Sc per
p0nnd.
themarket remains quiet and steady Creamery
at 309S5c as to quality, latter for very choice Sc
ected packages. Da ry-made at 2l@23c for choice
and 24@25c per ID for extra selections. Good to
prime at l6@lsc, medium at l4915c, and common
Bran in fair demand and firm OF 81 per ton
Shipstufs neglected at $l2@l3 per ton. Middlingt
In fair demand at $l@l9 per ton, all on arrival.
Held in store $i@2 more per ton.
Burlaps, 4-bu. l311s@l4c; .2bu, s1a9l01ac; gun
nies 2-bu. 115c: reserved 15c; cotton seamless
2.bu. 2o@24c. and do ao@soo each; wool bays
S8@45c each,
Brooms in moderate demand and the marke
steady. We quote: Common, 81 35@i 10; hurl
q 25@2 Is; Shaker. 81 509S, and steamboat s. q
cordage: The demand fair and market steady
Jutea at 9a91Sc, sisal at l29l2s4c and Manila a
! l3Ag14c per lb. InI.. ,L
Candles are steady and demand fair. and selling
2Oa2lc for parafine. 139181ac for star, and 1Oa@
1lLc for common tall0W pee lb. ..ttt
Cotton yarns are In fair demand and quiet WI
quote as follows: Batting. l0@l6c; pound yarns
23c; carpet warp-wnite, BE; do colored, 2Sc
coverlet warp, 25c per lb: cotton rope, l9@2Oc
twinc, 2O@25c. and candlewick 2Sc per lb.
Cheese Is fairly active and steady, and selling
prime to choice factory at 12h@1315c PER ID. ...
Coal is easy with liberal otferlnps and demand
fair. A1oat the rates are 12c for Youghiogheny
lie for Kanawha, and Sc for Ohio River, per bu
Delivered to consumers at 22@l3c for Ohio River
13c for Hooking Valley and Muskingum, H@l5
for Kanawha and 15@l6c for Youghiogheny, pc
bushel. t It Z,
Coke is in moderate demand at 10@1lc per bu O
yards, and &c more delivered to consumers.
Coopers stuff qniet ana steady. We quote
Slack barrel poles $6aS; tightbarrel poles $f2@14
ard hogshead poles S25@30 per 900; barrel slaves
s13@20; hogshead slaves Sl6g20 per 1000.
CoOperage in moderate demand and quiet
Quoted: Flour barrels, 25@3Oc. pork barrels
Sl@1 O5; do half-barrels, 45@50c: lard terces
$l@1 10; ham tierces, 45@50c; whisky barrels
iron-bound, 81 30Gal 35, and lard kegs, 35c each.
Eggs in far demand and firm. and quoted at
@1sc per dozen for fresh. Small lots at zoe.
Feathers in moderate demand and quiet an,
quoted 40@42c per Id for Prime live geese .
+ Fish: Demand is fair ndprices steady Wequote
Extra mess mackerel, $2S@29: No. 1large do, 500
t ~; No. | medium. $40 5o@il 90: No. large DO
IS 5O@9 90; No. 2 medium do $6 5097 No. large
white fish, "a 5O@5 90; No. do, Sis4 So; pickle,
salmon, $l5@l5 50 per bril-. Upper lake herring
SPAS Is; lower do, 81 5O@2 rs per half brl; No.
! herring 2s@sOc per bog: Goldfish, 5@51sc per lb
Z sardines quarter boxes, $l2 50@l3 per case; an,
lib cove oysters 60c9$1 per dozen.
Fruits. Cranberries sell at 81 SOFAS so per brl
Apples firm and demand fair at So 5093 so per brl
; Louisiana oranges at s6@7 per brl. Lemons quie
at $4 OO34 so per box. Dried fruit quiet, and az
pies at 6h2(D7c, and peaches at s%@9c per lb.
. Hay is outlet and iirm. We quote Sll@12 TO
( common prairie hay, and $l4015 for fair to goo
mixed, per ton. Timothy at $l8@17 for prime b
( choice. In bales. and held about 81 more for No
4. 1 loose on arrival. Oat straw at 81 50@l0. an,
.. wheat straw at Ss 50@9 per ton.
Hides are steady and quiet We quote gree,
i. hides S1S091se wet salted, 1OWi1e, dry salted,
a14c. dry flint 15@17c per lb. Sheep pels. 75cQ
{ 81 rs each, asto size and condition.
8 Hemp: Steady market and quiet and moderat
=. offerings Rough Kentucky at $l2O on arrival
9. and S125@13O per ton in store. Single dressed a
8 TN0asc, and double at $4,000 per lb In store
Hops In fair demand and steady. We quot
;. prime to choice Eastern at 38@140c per lb.
{ | Iron is fairly active and steady. We quote
Pig Charcoal, Hanging ROCK. No. !
; $500; DO. No A7@ss; soather
ass; raw coal, No. 1, S35@38; No. do, Ss4@3f
). Hanging Rock car-wheel, t5@4S; Southern d.
. 3i1a4S old do, $3!@35: old rails, $32984 per tor
). Wrought iroh.-conimon bar iron per ID, 32Ot
| -h.-onnI har ,orlh oh trn,, t,r;I a.