The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-02
REvIHw OF THE cIHcInNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2-2 P. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

down to 81, as to quality. Rye flour at IS OOg6 20
per brl.
Osls are neglected and quiet White, a6Cds7c
36@S7c per bu; mixed al 4lsf9a5c for No. 2, and
down TO SIC for inferior. az to qua ity. No. 2
mi xed selling later to-day at 36e.
Barley is steady and Quiet. Choice fall held at
S5c, ana good ~ Prime sample at Soto sOc per bu.
spr ng at G0gS0c. as TO qualify, and dull
Rye is steady and quiet Sample at S59S7c,
prime Tn choice, ON arrival
Corn is qu ct and steady. New mixed shelled
at 42esc TO arrive, and 42sisc, US to quality and
locat on on track. Prime mixed ear sold to-day
| ut 4l1sc on track. White corn nominally 192c
higher than mixed.
Wheat is steacy and quiet. Choice red selling
steady at 81 30 hack and 81 81 delivered, and good
10 prime Mt 81 G(91 70, amber at 81 2TGg1 20 for
prime to h0icc Interior grades down to 81 10.
as to quality. White scarce and held al 81 32@
l 80 for choice but about nominal
PROVISIONS
Mess pork is steady and gu ct at $13 25@1s 50 per
br spot
Lard is quiet and steady aud prime steam
Green meats firm and quiet. shonldes at 4sse,
RIB sides at !resgSi4c, ANA bans, as 10 average, ~
| q Hc per lb
Dry salt meats firm. and moderate demand
Shoulders at SOC, clear rib at 6ASe, and
clear sides at 6sc per 10, all loose, pa ty cured.
Susar-eured hams finn and far jobbng de
| mand, ut 91a@l0%c, the latter for choice new.
| Break last firm at 8Qass4c, and shoulders at 6A9
o/2N PCT Nv CdtNbcCu anu
COTTON.
| Market firm and middling and fair grades Nc
| receipts, 1850 bales Shipments, 29a6 bales.
Stock 1S,SSO bales We quote ms follows the otfc al
| p ices: Ordinary, lG'sc; good ordinary, 1l1sc;
! low midtlling. 1112c: midding, llHc; good
m!ddlns. l21ee; mddling fair. 129se, and fair
| lJ5sc per lb
| The demand is active and marke frmer, and 1c
| higher. Selling at VI 10 per gallon.
eRocRkIw.
Cofee Is quiet and steady: Rio Al
| goo" S's@.Oc for prime TO choice, and 2l6s21]55c
lnr fancy yellow per Id. Java ut a5(a39c, Mocha at
21@2Sc. and Laguayra at l6h@lsLac per In
Molasses: Fa r demand for New orleans, with
good supply, and selling at 4005oe per gallon.
| Refined syrups quiet at S5a65c per gallon, as to
quail ty. Sorghum. 306d33c per gallon
Rice in moierae Genland, and selling at ia
I12e for Lon siana, and Sc for Carol ma, per ID.
| Sugar: There is n oderate demand and the
n,erket is h'm. N.w Orleans raw at so
| SIC per ID. Yellow refined at $40
SIC extra c 9@hc A white loA6101sc gni,iu-
lated and powdered Tltallkc, crushed l1s4t@
| IL &c, and cut loaf l1Ralls4c per pound.
| Tea had a frm market with TAR demand We
quote; Oolong, seg90c; Souchong, 45c@Sl; Young
| Hyson. 3O@90c Imperial 3O@S0c: Guupowdef,
bOc(g$l, and Japan S5G75c per ID.
MISCELLANEOUS
| Beans in moderate steady demand and ample
| receipts. Good to choice IN arrival at 81 40@l 20
| per bn. choice n store at 81 75a1 So per bu.
Beeswax quiet and demand moderate at 1Oc per
| ID for prime elbow.
Bark IN large supply and moderate demand at
| Sil per cord for prime chestnut oak.
Butter Is steady and quiet, There is a good
Shipping aud packing demand on moderate.
| Creamery ut 37Gt%Se fot fancy select ons and sea
| 3oc f,r choice lots, Choice Westen Reserve dairy
at 23@2ic, and Central Ohio at 2l922c per ID. and
selections held 2@ C higher. Fur to prime lor
| at l1@lsc, and common at 108l2c per lb
Brooms quiet and steady At nreviOus prices.
Common AT 81 40@1 rs; hurl, 81 o5fa2 Is: shaker,
| 81 75GaS ana steamboat, s. 5U@ per dozen.
Broom corn III moderate leoH,t and steady.
We quote: Red brush. 3@31ac; red tipped, 4@i1,c
green stalk brad, 5951ac anu hull at &c per
| pounl.
B,gs are in moderate demand and steady
We quo'e: 2-bu cotton seamless l96e22c; wool
| laps, 120dl3c.
Bagglng IS steady, quiet and UNCHANGED. We
quote Flax, 2-lb, at eG9hc: .2K-lb, 9h@
NC; 2l4-lb, sh@1oc per yard In los and job
| blig Ec pc, yard higher. Jute about IGl1sc more
than flax. Iron cotton ties. s. 2592 30 per bun
die.
Coopers' Stuff The receipts are ample and the
demand continues moderate at the following
Ircps: Flourbirrei poles, $6gS; tightbsrre poles
sl4@l6: hoashead poles, S309S5: rough barrel
slaves. $l5a20; hogshead slaves. SlSa2O per 600
| Candles are in steady and fair demand, and
selling tallow at l0@1lc star at 12}s@Ee, and
| Daraflne ut 200s2ic per lb
Cotton yarns are in lair demand and steady
Quoted; Batting 1O@l7c: assorted yarns, Gle; warp,
! 2ic; wicking 20@2lc; coverlet yarn, 23c colored
warp, 26c; t"ine, l9G2lc; cotton rope, 1stal9c
| per ID.
Cordage Is quiet and far demand. Manila at II
| @l3l@c Sisal at 1l@11Ac, and jute at 9ll9c per
pound.
Cooperage Is quiet at t.e following: Flour bar
rels 27@SOc; pork brl*, 81 05@l 10; lard terces,
81 20@t1 25; h NJ erees, a0ds45c shack hog.heads,
81 4,@l 5o half,hogsheads, 81: lard gs 35c,
| and iron-b 'und whisky barrels, 81 a5a1 49,
| Cheese isquiet and steady. and selling at l21a@
| 1870 for prime to choice
tOal is steady and quiet We quote: Ohio River
| 9ainc, Kanawha ll@l2c and Youghiogheny 12c
| per bu nfl at Youghiogheny at 16c Kanawha III
! l5@l6c Hooking Valley and Muskingum at lac,
| Oh . Riv lc per bu delivered to consumers.
Coke is in moderate demand and the market
steady at 104lle per bu at yards, and &c nioie de-
| Jverrd.
Eggs in ample supply and the demand light at
| IS al9r per dozen for fresh.
Fruits are, quiet and steady. Apples at s2@s,
box. Louisiana oranges quiet and firm at S70e
| ] ID per bril- Canberries at S7@eS per brl. Dried
fruit firm Mt Ease for peaches and 56c for apples
| per ID on arrival.
Feather. in fair demand and steady at is@5oc
Fish quiet end steady, with moderate
| temand Quoted: Extra mess rnackcrel,
S2S@29; No l large do, S26ds27 No. / me.
| d um, $40 50@l1 90: No. 2 large do, S. 5Oa9 90;
| No Q um do. S76t7 so; No. large, STAR 80
No medium. s595 50 per bri No white fish,
| ~ 5O95 90; No. do, $i@i 70; picked salmon SIS
9l5 80 per brl. Upper lake herring S2d3 25;
lower do, s. 51@t2 rs per half brl: No | herring
2S@3Oc per box: Goldfish, 4ha51Sc per ID; sar.
dimes, quarter boxes S12 50Nt13 per case; and |
ID cove oysters 60c(aS1 per dozen.
Ginseng: The rete p's moderate and demand
mir aud firm at 81 l5e1 20 per ID for prime to
choice.
Hors are in moderate supply and fair demand
and thc market firm, with choice Eastern at f7of
4Sc Der lb.
II des are in fair demand and steady weuuote;
Green s%@oc. wet salted. 10dal1c dry sailed
12@l4c. and fiDt at 15@17e per lb Sneep pe1ts 4
Bc@$l each. sheared al 206l80e.
Hay ~ in fair demand and steady We quote;
Tinorhy at $i6@ls. the latter Tor No loose
pressed Fair to good mixed at $lSala Com
mon at $f0@1l per ton, all on arrival. Wheat
staw at S6@I, and oat straw at 81 SOFAS per ton
Hemp: The demand is moderate and market
steady. Rough Kentucky sells at 81 25@l 80
per ton on arrival. Dressed jnboing in store al
y 70 for single and SIC for double dressed per lb
Iron is fl riy active ard generally steady We
quote: Charcoal Hanging Rock. No. l, sT@ss;
do. No. 2, si6@3i: tennessee. No. l. $,5G
&c; No. coke. s3 'da37: II. R. car-wheel, S4l
Southern do, SSS@4s; blooms $50 w per ton.