The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25
REVIEW OF THE cINcINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI. Nov. 25-2 2. M.
BREA ADsrUFFS.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 25-2P. M. F.
BREADsrUFFS
Flour ID steady and quiet Fancy quoted s8 so
Family at IS s5@S %, extra & 4O@5 IS, siiperine
81 9OG5 20. and low grades ut "a l5@4 s. per brl.
Rye -four at 81 90@s5 L. and held s. IS for choice
Northwestern. Buckwheat -four s6 g@6 60 per
brl
Oats quiet and steady. Mixed at s2@Ssc for
ordinary, and Sitg35c for good to prime: white at
S6@Ssc per bu for good to choice No. mixed
sold to-day at Sic per bu.
prime 10 choice sample. Spring al 60@SOc, as to
| quality.
Corn steady and demand fair. Mixed shelled
at 4sl9c for old No. and 421a9i3c for new. Ear
| ut 42@i3c for new on track. .ra-..
| Rye issteady and quiet No quoted at S@S5c
| per bu. Demand moderate.
Wheat: The market is steady and Quiet No. 2
| amber selling to-day al 81 28, and low grades
ranging do n TO VI Is, as 10 quality. Rel far to
choice sample at 81 25tal 20 Der bu. White held
1@2c higher than similar grades Of red.
| PROVISIONS
Mess pork is steady and quiet. New quoted
at Sll 759l2 per bTl
Lard in fair demand and steady. Prime steam
| at SIC rer ID and mostly held shade more
Green meats firm, and fair demand. shoulders
at 3SO@3. soc, des at 61a@66Oc, ana hams at 6H
| @7hc, as to average.
Dry salt meats quiet aud steady. Shoulders at
4@io5c. clear rib at5s4@5s5c, aud clear sides at
696, l0c per ID, loose.
Bacon: Not enough doing yet to estab, isb prices.
Sugar-cured hams quiet and steady at 9@91ac,
brea fast bacon at Sas14c, and shoulders ut 6@
SIC per lb, canyased and packed.
COTTON.
The market IS steady and quiet. Receipts to-
day, SS3 bales Shipments, 1926 bales. Stock.
!1oiO bales. Sales. 62 bales. The prices today as
follows: Ordinary, l0hc; good ordinary, 1lAc;
low middling. llsc: middling l1%c; good md
ding. l2c; middling fair. l2kc, and fair, l31sc
per lh
WHISKY
Is in fair demand. and has steady market, scll-
ing to-day on Change at 81 90 per gallon.
| aRncERIN.
Coffee ia In fair demand and firm. Laguayra
quoted at 16Ma1S1ac; Mocha at 2@2Sc; Java at
25@29c Rio common at l4@15c; fair u PRIME l5h
@1s1,c choice, ls>a@20c, and fancy yellow at q
21%c per ID.
Molasses is quiet and demand moderate We
quote New Orleans new crop at 45@5Sc for prime
10 cho ce Refined syrups at 35@65c. MS to quality.
Sorghum al 3I0a95c for prime to choice per gallon.
Rice quiet with moderate demand and selling al
7@8c for Louisiana and Carol ma.
Sugar is in fair demand and quoted at 83aasJsc
for yellow refined 9Aa954c for extra C. 10A@
lie for white. llls@l11ac for granulated and
powdered, 1l%@1l9sc for. crushed and llSS@
at S14@St4c per 10.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in moderate demand and more ample
supply. Selling ON arrival at 81 45@l IS per brl
for good to prime. Prime to choice white and
navys at 81 7J0l1 so per bu in store.
J Broom corn is firm and in fair demand
We quote: Red brush. 9@3X'; red tipped, 4@
5h@Gc per lb.
bark Is in fair demand and selling for prime
chestnut oak afuat at Sl4 per cord
Bugs are in moderate demand and firm. We
quote 2-bn cotton seamless, l9922c: wool bags
| 9an99p. Ohm RuunipS 1lIMll1<c. 4.bu bHrlaus
12@13c.
Beeswax selling steady at 2oc per lb for prime
yellow and demand fair.
Butter i firm and generally quiet. The receipts
are rather moderate but there is scarcity of an,
of the grades most called for. Creamery sells al
SO6S3 &c and 2@Sc more can be had for extra selec
ti0ns. Chn'rc Western Reserve doing at 23c anG
Central Ohio at 20t12lc, but selected packages at
2s9.7c per ID Good to prime packing lots at II
9l9c and inferior down tn per h.
Cheese Is quiet and demand moderate anC
steady, with good to prime at l2@l3c and choice
at l315c per lib.
, Cooperase is firm and quiet We quote: Flou
barrels 5g3oc: pork br r. 81 05l 10; do half brlr
6O@65c; lard terces, 81 20@1 80; I'M do, 500 sc
" whisky brls, 81 Ss@1 45, and lard kegs, 5000
=, each
u Coal Is stea1y and the market we'll supplied
Rates ahoat at ll@l2c for Kanawha and l2c TO
at l4c for Hooking Valley and Muskingum, l5c 70
Kanawha and leo for Youghiogheny per bu. An
( thl larite at s7g7 30 per ton delivered
Coke is firm and quiet, with moderate demand
and e market steady at l0c at yards and heit
3 about &c per bu higher delivered to consumers.
Elgsare quiet ard stcady. We quote fresh at %
per dozen and moderate offerings
Feathers in fair demand. and steady, at 4s949
per ID for prime.
Fish is IN ia demand and firm. We quote extr
mess mackerel, $21@2s: No. large do, $.5a26
. No. medium, $40 5O@ll No. large do. s. 5'i@s9
' No 2 medium do, s7g7 80; No. 8 large $7(a7 81
:. No. medium. s5@5 80 per brl: No. ! white fish
"a 5015 90; No. do, SIobl 10; picked salmon 81
Z lower do. s. 5o@2 rs per half bril- No herring
Z 2sa30c per box: Goldfish, 41kQa51sc per ID; sal
. dimes quarter boxes sl2 5O@lS per case; and
Z lb cove oysters 6Ccg$l per dozen
Fruits Apples i'll ample supply end fair de
= mand at s2ds2 rs per brl. Lemon. at 81 5Ol5 pe
e *. Oranges steady and quiet at S5a6 per br
for Louisiana. Cranberries sell at SS@8 per brl, u
= to quality.
! Ginseng has firm, quiet market and sells TO
= prime 10 choice at 81 1901 20 per ID.
i Hols firm and demand tar with light receipt
Z and choice Eastern at 47@4Sc per ID.
Hay is quiet ana firm. Timothy is selling a
q pressed. Mixed hay, fair + good, at slsal5 pc
" ton, and common $lOfall. all on arrival
Y Hemp is ste tdy and quiet. Dressed jobbing il
: store at 71a974c for single, and $40 for double
:. rer b Rough Kentucky at SIPS per ton ON a
Z Hides in fair demand and firm. We puott
= Green, 81a@9e. wet salted 10@l1c: dry salted
12@l4c, and flint at l5@16c per lh Sheep Lelts, rs
@$1 each. sheared at p0u90c.
Z Iron: Fair demand and steady We auote ri
. Iron: Charcoal, Hanging Rock. No. 1, S3S(0 lC
= do. No. 2, $376a3S; Tennessee No. /, $3.50
s6; No. coke. 81 1857: H. R. ar-wheel, $4l a iG
x Southern do, $SS@4s; blooms, $50 vO per ton
y Wrought iron-c0mmon bar iron per lb, 320c
charcoal. barron, ter lb 4.4Oc; sheetifon, boiled
% Nos IS 10 q. 4M@5c per 1b; sheet-iron, chal
" coal, Nos. IS to ~ 511@6c per lb; horse shoes
s4 25a4 s. per keg: mule shoes, IS 2565 e pc
keg. Wrought scrap. 81 40al rs; cast scrap 81 1o6
So per 100 lbs.
Lead is quiet and monerate demand. W
q ote pig lead 5sg6c, bar 6H@7c, and shee
lead at SC per lib. -
t; Leather is quiet and demand moderate
e We quote: Oak sole at S7@39c: hem
J. lock do 22MYOc: harness leather, 32@s5c
It rough harness. 2l02-c; skirting dn. 8
i g3Ic per lb; American kip, 5N@15ci Frencl
do, sl@1 30: American calf skins, 75c9Si Frencl
n do. 81 2}@1 80 ler lb. Bride leather, $40@55 pc
d dez: and upper leather, 18td2oc per foot.
;. Millfeed: Moderate demand, and steady. will
bran at $ll@il so per ton. shipsluffs at $lzal
d per ton, and dull. Middlings at $l5@a0 per to
o on arrival. - ...
/ Naval stores steady and quiet. Turpentin