The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24

sides at 60tGlse per lib, loose.
Lard: Prime steam at 6.S5@690c rer lb.
Sugar-cured meats Quiet and steady. Hams at
9@91ac for good to choice average Breakfast ba.
cJn at s@sAc Shoulders at 6@6Ac, all capvased
and packed.
Bacon dull and nominal with hardly any yet
offering.
COTTON.
The market Is quiet and steady. Stock, $3.50
bales. Receipts, 2,553 bales Shipments, 1884
bales The official quotations today are as fol-
lows: Ordinary. 1896. good ordinary, 11Ac;
low middling, 1lkc; middling l1s4c; good mid
ding, lie; middling fair l21ac, and fair, l3}]sc
per lh
Is quoted steady, and sales at 81 % per gallon,
GROCERIES.
Coffee Is quiet and steady. We quote:
Common Rio at l41a@15c, fair to good, 15l4}l714c,
prime to choice, lS@2Oc, and fancy yellow at 2l@
ME; Laguayra at 16@lse; Mocha at 25@2Sc; Java
at 25@29c per lb. 81
Molasses is in moderate demand and steady
New Orleans at 45@55c for good to choice new
Sorghum al 306l35c per gallon. Refined syrups
quiet at 35@65c as to quality.
Rice quiet with moderate demand and selling at
Ease for Louisiana and Carolina.
Sugar is fairly active and steady. We quote S35s
@s7sc for yellow refined 9l@99sc for extra Q,
and powdered, 11%@11}sc Tor crushed and
Il5s@ils4c for cut loaf per pound New Orleans
raw at S4@Ss4c per ID. ''
MISCELLANEOUS
BaggIng Is quiet and steady Quoted Flax,
2-lb at &c; 2i4-b, 94c 2A-lb 91ac per yard.
Jute l14o per yard more Iron cotton-ties, $2 25
a. 50 per bundle
Bags are in fair demand and steady. We
ouote 2-bn cotton seamless, 19@22c; wool bags,
35@3Sc; 2-bu gunnies 14@l4ac; 4-bu barlaps,
12Nl3c.
Bark is quiet and steady at sl4 per cord for prime
chestnut oak on arrival.
Beans are in moderate demand and quiet. Ar
rival lots at 81 40@l 30 per bu. In store prime to
choice at 81 75@1 80 per bu.
Broom corn is steady and demand moderate.
We quote: Red brush, 3A@St4c; red tipped, AZ
41@c: green stalk braid, 595lac, and choice hurl
Butter is quiet and firm with generally mod
crate receipts. Creamery is quoted 300
33c in lots and 3536c for single selections Of fancy
Dairy made at lS@20c for prime to choice Central
Ohio, and 2ll923c ior Western Reserve and at 25c
for selections. Fair to good lots at 14@l6c, and
| inferior down to Sc per Id.
Beeswax hasa quiet, steady market, with prime
yellow at zoe per lb.
mon. 81 25@1 rs; hurl. 81 25@2 so: Shaker, 81 SO
az Is, and steamboat. $S@S rs per dozen.
| Candles in fair demand and firm, and selling
tallow at Oa1o1ac star at l211a@15c, and parafine
ut 20@2lc per lb
and prime to choice at 12l 2la@1319c per lb.
Coopers' Stuff; Demand fair and market firm,
with moderate offerings. We quote: Slack barrel
poles $6@S, tight do $l4@l6, hogshead do S30@35
per 900; barrel slaves sl3@2O, hogshead do slo9
| 20 per 1000.
! Cotton yarns are firm and the demand fair.
We quote as follows: Batting, 1O@l6c; pound
yarns, 22c; carpet warp-white, 22c; do colored,
a7c; coverlet warp 2ic per lb. Cotton rope, l9c
twine, 2O@22c candlewick, 22c per ID.
Coal is in good supply and fair demand. Yough-
| ogheny at 12c, Kanawha II @l2c ahoat. The rates
delivered to consumers are 16c for Youghiogheny,
15c for Kanawha, lac for Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum per bu. .. ..ly
Cordage firm and demand fair. We quote:
Manila 1$@lS34c, sisal 1l@111ac, and jute at 90
| 9l3c per Id. WI
Coke has moderate demand and steady. Gas
house at l0c, city made and crushed at lie per bu
at yards and &c more to consumers, delivered. !.
Cooperage in moderate demand and firm. We
quote: Slack barrel poles $69S, tight do $14ll6,
hogshead do $30@35 per 1,000 barrel slaves S1S@20
hogshead do Sl6@2O per 1000.
| Eggs are in moderate demand and large offerings
| at 210s22c per dozen for fresh.
Fruits: Apples quiet at S2@2 rs per brl for good
choice Cranberries at S6@S per .brl, as to qualify
Louisiana oranges at $5@6 per brl and quiet
4 Lemon in moderate request and firm at S4 50@5
per bx. -y.,I.F
Feathers quiet and steady, end prime live geese
quoted 49@50c per lb.
Fish quiet, with firm market. Quoted: Extra
mess mackerel $25@26; No. large do, $22dl23
No. medium, $ll 50@l2; No. large DO, $S 5099
No. 2 medium do, S7@5 80; No. large s7@7 50
81 25@5 so; No. do, S. 75@l; picked salmon, ST.
@l5 80 per hrl No. l herring, 3(a24c per box
Goldfish, 415@51ac perl sardines quarter boxes
S12 5o@1S per case; and lb cove oysters GOc@Sl
per dozen.
Ginseng has firm, quiet market and sells iol
prime 10 choice at 81 10(01 20 per ib.
Hay is quiet and steady. We quote: Prime tt
choice timothy at $l6@17 per ton, and mixed
hay at S13@15 per ton, all on arrival. Wheat straw
at &6@7, and oat straw at S7@98 per ton. W
Hides steady and the demand fair. Quoted
green, S1599c. wet salted, 10@i1c: Cay salted
l2@l4c, and flint at 15@16eper lb. Sheep pelts, 75t
@Sl each sheared at 2OaS0c-
Hemp is in moderate demand and steady
l25 per ton, on arrival. Fair jobbing demand fol
dressed at SIC for double and nc for single
dressed per lb.u slls- ~
Hons firm and demand tair with light receipts
roa ShGss seadS assn and e s We per oe @ Pig IRON
Charcoal, Hanging Rock. No. l, $500
do No. Q, SS7a3S: Tennessee No. !, $350
So; No. coke, $685.; H, R. car-whecl $f.@47
Southern do. sSs@48; blooms, $40 20 per ton
charcoal bar-iron, ler lb 44oc; sheet-iron, boiled
Nos Is to n. 4la@9c per 1b; sheetiron, char
coal, Nos. Is to 27, .51a96c per ID; horse shoes
81 25@4 IS per keg: mule shoes, s5 25@5 IS PEI
keg Wrought gag scrap 81 4os1 10; cast scrap, 81 lo@
Leather is quiet and demand moderate
lock do 22@S0c: harness leather, s2@85c
rough harness, 25@2sc; skirting do, 3
DO. sl@I 80: American calf skins, 75c@sl; Frenci
do. 81 2j@1 50 rer ID. Bridleleather, $i0@55 pc
doz: andupperleather, 1S@20c per foot. i.' 7.
Lead steady, and fair jobbing demand at SIC
&c for pig. S1@7c for bar lead, and 711a@sc 10
| Millteed. Rran ouiet and staaf1v al sitA11 X