The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
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REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
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I 116uR AND GRAIN. ],
Flour Is M fair demand. Fancy sells at Is 4o@7
and patent up to s. per brl. Family is selling al
20 1895 30. extra at & 40@4 80. sdperfine at $50
~ low grades ara 25@4 70 per brl Rye 'tiopl
% lo@s 40 per brl. Buckweeat -four at 50 25@
| 8 rs per bri.
Corn rs steady and quiet. New MIXED ear solo
~ ~ aic snd held at 42c for choice, New mixed
Hisiied at 42@ &c ast stoquality or location. 0ld
l'yell1w wun,r ss,s 81 scld at isc per bu.
Wheat IS Steady and quiet, and Unchanged.
Prime red is selling al 81 29@l 80 and choice on
| track held at 81 3l@l 30 per bu. White scarce,
and held 2@Sc higher than red.y, Amber at 81 ESQ
70 Tor prime to choice and 81 f5@l 90 for inferior
Barley Is steady Prime spring sample sold at
7Sc and inferior ranges dowhto SOC, as to quality.
Fall sample At e59soc for good To prime, and held
sz@9c for No. 2per bu.
kyeis quietand steady. Prime to choice sam
pie ON arrival at SS@SQe per bu.
PROVISIONS.
Lard is quiet and easy. and prime steam at 7szc
per 10. with bids at a shade less
Mess pork is quiet anc steady'at $1s 75@l4 per
brl, 0nispot
Green meats quiet and firm Shoulders at 45za
65c. clear RI b sides at 6506 70c and hams as to
average at 714@S5sc per ID.
500, clear ribat 61sc, clear sides at 71sc per h.
Bacon dull ana nominal at 59sa515c for shoul-
defs. P&@Ts4c for clear rib and 7.90@Sc for clear
SIDES per lb Sugar-cured meats at 10@11c, as
70 brand or average for hanis GAGS &c for shoul-
deFs, canyased and packed.
!sffrm to-day and prices advanced &c per pound
Receipts, 3,672 bales Shipments, 268S bales.
|aStock, a. 16S bales Sales 6S bales. We quote as
follows ths official prices: Ordinary, lie; good
ordinary, !1s4c: low midtling. 121sc; Imidding,
12tc; good middlfng, l5{c; mddlinE fair. 1890,
and fair. 1870 per lh
The demand is good and market nrm, with
sales Ut vi IL pergallon.
Coffee Is in fair .dgmahd and selling: Common
Rio at 1A@l416c, fair to good 151<4l l7c prime to
choice at N1%@l9hac, and fAncy yellow 2O11St9Nc
per 10. Java at a5@2sc. Mocha d 27o2Sc, La
Moases Is IN fair demand ana the market
steady. New 0fleahs syrup at 4ea5Oc for good
to choice. Sorghum ut 2563Oc. Refined syrups at
4O@65c, as to quality, per gallon.
Rice steady and quiet, and selling for prime to
choice Louisiana and Carolina at 768c per Tb.
Sugar: The demand fair and market steady and
quiet. Yellow refined AtssssG87sc extra C 9g
&c A white 10A@l07sc, granulated and pow.
dered ll@l1Ac crushed l1A@l1ssc, and cut loaf
1IY@1112c per pound. New Orleans raw at S@
81kc and clarified at 9Ia@q01sc per lb
..,. MIsCELLANEoIS ..t.....
Beans quiet and steady Arrival lots at o. e5a
% per bn for good to choice. Prime to choice
white at 81 coal rs per bl. 4sy, . l-
Bark Is quiet and steady and selling at $iO5 500
IL per cord on arrival for prime chestnut oak.
Bags are firm and quiet We quote: Burlaps,
4-bu, 121S@13c: 2-bu, 9@i0c 2-bu gunnies.
14a4c: reserved. 15c; cotton seamless, 2-bu, lea
Csc: 3-bu do, 3S@S5c each; w0Olbags, 36@40c each.
Bagging IN moderate demand and steady. We
quote: Flax, 2fb, Mt &c; 211s-lb, 9Ac; ~ lib.
91fc per yard About 1c gher for jute. Jobbing
lots 1ac above these figures. Iron cotton ties at
Bran is quiet ana steady, and selling at $l1 per
ton; shipstufs arein moderate demand aat Sl2N
ID 30 per ton; iniddlingsdn fair demand ut tt5@gO
per ton on arrival Held 81 more in store.
liberal offerings: Creamery quoted at SIC for
fancy selections, and S2@35c for prime to choice
Dairy-made 2002lc for choice, and held ut A@
25c for single packages Of extra. Good to prime
at 16@1Sc, and inferior at100l2cpef ID.
Beeswax Is moderate request ana steady with
prime yellow OF 19@2Oc per lb.
Broom corn is tn fair demand ana ample SUPPLY.
We quote: Red brush S03 &c; red tipped, 4(a41Sc
green stalk braid, 5@51ac, and hurl at &c per
pound.
Brooms Quiet with moderate dema nd and the
market steady We quote: Common at 81 4Og1 75;
hurl. 81 25@2 rs; Shaker, 81 75@3 and steamboat,
Candies: Market firm and quiet and selling.
tsiew ne sts q aSs91lIq NJ star at ana para
Cokehashad moderate demand and the mar.
ket steaiy at lo@lfc per bu at yards and 2cmore
delivered
for Youghiogheny, lac for Kanawha and SalGc for
Ohio River per bu Delivered TO consumers at
16918c for Youghiogheny, 16c for Kanawha, lie
for Hooking Valley and Muskingum. and lac for
Ohio River per bu Anthracite at 81 5O@7 per ton
delivered. 'ft" " I.nFTl NW-.r
Coke is in moderate demand ana steady: Quoted
at yards 10@l1c per bu. Held about &c higher de-
hvcred to consumers.
Cheese quiet and firm and prime to choice sell
ing at l2ss@ls1zc per lb.. .,..-...
-Flour-barel poles, Ss@S tight.barrel poles, SEQ
IA; hogshead poles, $25n30: rough barrel slaves.
Sl5N2O h0gshead staves, $lS@D per 1000
Cooperage 10 in fair demand and steady. We
quote: Flour barrels, 2s@soc: pork barrels.
81 050l Is: ham tierces. 45@50c; whisky barrels,
iren-bouHd 81 S0(al 3S. and lard kegs. 35c each.
Cotton yarnsare firm at the following prices:
Batting. lO@i6c; pound yarns, 2Sc; CARPET warp,
-whi'e, 23c; DO, eolores. Csc; eoverlet warp,
2ie perb; cotton rope, 1s@soc; twinc, ,2D@2sc, and
candlewick 23c per 1b ..9s a..- .....g,.5
EGGS are in moderate demand, and sell 16@17c
per dozen. -..... .-. "a
Feathersstesdy at 45c per pound. and fair de-
.matid. ... 1.1E |. - y
Fruit: Appiesin good supply ana selling at SEQ
3 90 per brl in store for good to choice Gram.
beries at 81 5e@s so per brl and flrm. Oranges
quiet and steady at 81 5G@5 50 for Louisiana per
bill Lemonsquiet at 81 GOA rs per box.
Fish: The markets. Steady end quiet. We1uote.
Extra mess mackerel. S2S6s29; No. / large do 826@
27; No. l medium, $40 50gll 90; No. 2 large DO,
rs 60@9O0 No. medium DO $7a7 so; No. large,
x761 30; No. medium. S595 so per brI: No /
white fish, "a 5085 90: No. 2 'do S4S4 50 picked
salmon. s1561l5 5D por brl. Upper lake herring,
'$293 25; lower do, 81 59(62 rs per half bsl; No.
herring 2S@30c per box: codfish 45s6s5l4c per lb;
sarines quarter boxes, $l2 50@18 per case; and
1-lb'cove oysters 60cta$1 per dozen.
Fruits Apples have been IN good supply and
fair demand at S2@2 rs per brl. ms to quality.
Lemons quiet aud steady at "a 256s5 per box.
Louisiana oranges selling ut $S@3 2j per box and
$5 50egB per brl, with fair demand and market well
supplied. Cranberries IN fair demand and ample
receipts at VI 5o@s60 per brl and u 2502 vs. per
crate. Dried fruit firm and quiet at 7@Sl1c for
reaches, and 607c for apples, per lb on arrival,
ana about 1c higher for jobbing lots in store
Foreign fruits In fair demand and quoted:
Layer raisns at % 50da2 10 per box: cftrm al o3R
25:; figs at l29lsc; prunes ct I0@l2c; cuFants at
2@8cperib. n k...el hi 'lH.-I sest,
4 Gnscng issteady and quiet, and sells ct u 10
al l5 per lb for prime. ...,- ,...l.... ~. :.
Hay Is ii, fair local demand and market steady
We quote: Prime 10 choice timothy at $l60l7