The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-24
REVIEW OF THE CINcINHATI DAILY
MARKETS
cINoINEArI. Dec. 24-2P. NJ.
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a "a 6Oa4 COP er brl. Rye flour at IS 1905 IS
Buck heat -four at Is 1896 50 per brl. as to quail
ily and dull.
Barley is moderately active and steady. Fall q
so@9Oc for fair to prime, and held S@sc more fol
cho ce. Spring ut 85c for prime and ranging
down to Doc ior inferior, as TO quality
WneaG The market Is little easy to-day. No
red or amber offered at 81 S5 and bids general
y az vi "a per bu. Fair to good milling lots al
VI 3o@l 81 per bu, and inferior at 81 20g1 %
White held nominally at 2g3c higher than red
and latter on the market.
Corn is quiet to-day and rather easy. Mixed cal
at Ale, ana some selling on track ut aOc. Shelled
at 42943c for No 2 on track.
Rye is steady and not much doing. No at 92t
In elevator. Prime sample Oh arrival at slc pei
bu.
. Oats Quiet and steady. No. 2 mixed sold at $50
DE, good to prme; No. light mixed sold at 40t
per bu. White quoted al 0i942c.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork Is quiet and firm. Quoted at sl3 so
with sales and held about 25c NOR per brl spot
Lard unlet and Arm. Prime steam quoted 7i5t0
1850 per Id, and inside figure bid.
Green meats In moderate demand and steady
Shoulders at 20(94Lc, clear rib sides sold ut SIC
hams, as to average. 7@7$4c per lb
Dry salt meats firm and quiet Shoulders a,
4%cr clear rib at 61ac. clear sides 6s46.s0c per lb
partly cured. loose. ...,-.....l -.
Bacon Is steady and quiet shoulders at SIC;
clear rib, ~ clear sides TIC per Id, a. packed
sugar-cured ham at shallc, as to average on
brand.
The market is steady and quiet to-day, at yes
terdny's quotations. Receipts, 3,2A balae Ship
ments, 2.Oo2 bales Stock. T.2E bales: Quota
tions as fo!lowg Ordinary lO1sc good ordin
AIRY, iiaasse low middling. 1lAc; middling. l211sc
good mlddllng, l2Ssc; middiing fair. 1876, and
fair. 1870 per lh
The market Is steady and quiet and selling at
81 VI per gallon.
Coffee is quiet and steady. We quote Rio com.
mon to fair at l4@l6c, good 10 prime 1910
lSc. choice at ls@1slc aid fancy yellow at 261s
a2le. Laguayra at l6%0ls1sc, Java at 24@2sc
MolaS $: Market steady and quiet We quote:
New Orleans at 3S@48c for fair TO choice per gal
Refined syrups at 4oa7Oc per sal. Sorghum at 25a
Rice: The market is steady aud quiet. Prime
to choice Louisiana at 7@71Sc, and Carolina at SC
per Id.
sugar: The demand is. fair and marke,
steady. We quote: New Orleans at
GA@Sc. and clarified at SA@loc per lb.
white. loIs@iossc; granuiated and powdered. ii
@ll1Sc: crushed. l11sc. and cut Loaf llHc per ID.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans-The demand is fair and moderate.
choice navys. Arrival lots ii s. l5@i 90 fair to
good and VI 4091 80 prime to choice white.
Bark: The receipts ample and the market
steady. Prime chextnutoak at s1o@l1 per cord
Bran quiet and liberal offerings at SO 50@1l
per ton. shipstuffs dull at s12@l2 50 per ton.
Middlings at $l5@D per ton on arrival and 81
more In store,
Butter: There is steady. quiet market with
mand is fair and the packing trade moderate.
Creamery selling at 30@35c per lb as to quality.
Selections of fancy dairy ut Csc and choice lots
at 22@2Sc tor Western Reserve, and N@2lc for
Cent al Ohio. Good to pr me at 16@l8c medium
13@l5c, and common at 10g11c per III.
broom corn is firm and demand fair with
moderate oferingh We quote red brush at 3,s
@4c. red tipped at 41a@5c, green stalk braid at
51a@6c, ana green hurl q SIC per lb.
Bags quiet and steady: We quote: Burlaps,
141ac; reserved. 15c: cotton seamless. 2.bu, 2l@
24c: and do S0sSoc each; wool bags, SS@45c
each.
Beeswax at 200 per lb for prime yellow. and
fair demand.
Bagging is steady, and moderate demand.
Flax. 2lb at a@9Ac per yard, 21ss-lb at 914 @9ac.
214-lb at 9@@9Nc per yard III lots and job
bing ~ per yard higher. Jute l@lHc higher
Cheese Is in fair cons,mptive demand and
selling at l2}%@1S1$c per lb for prime to choice
factory.
Coal remains steady and quiet We quote, de-
iivered to consumers: 13,94c for Ohio River,
lac for Hooking Valley and Mnskingum l5c foE
Sales nfloat: Ohio River at 9@lOc, Kanawha 1lal2c,
and Youghiogheny at 12c per bu Anthracite ut
S6 5097 per ton, delivered
Cuke steady and demand moderate. Quoted at
l0@l1c per bu ut yards. About &c more delivered
to cOnsumers.
Candles are in fair demand and steady Com
mon talow at 1l@11Hc. star at 13@l315c and
paraffine at 2O@2lc per ID.
Cooperage in fair demand and steady at the
following: Flour barrels 25t0o3Oc; porl barrels.
sl@1 O5; do half-barrels, 45s5Oc: Land tlerces.
$l@1 10; ham tierces. 45l50c; whisky barrels,
iroli-bound 81 30M1 35, and lard kegs, S5c EACH
Cotton yarns The market steady and quiet
We quoe Batting. lO@l6c; pound yarns, 25c
warp, 25c per lb; cotton rope. l9@2Oc; twin,, 2J@
23c and candlewick 23c per lb
Cordage in moderate demand and steady market
and quoted: Manila at 1SH@14c, sisal at 12t9
1870, and Jute at 9@91sc per ID.
CoOpers' stuff in fair demand and firm. Slack
barrel poles $6@S; tightbarrel poles. $l2@14;
hogsiiead poles, S25@3O: rough barrel staves $l3@
20; hogshead slaves. sl6@2O per 1000.
Eggs quoted l7@lSc per dozen, aud market well
supplied and quiet.
Fruits. Market firm for apples and steady at
81 5O@$3 so per bril- latter for choice. Cranberlies
quiet and steady at Sc SOFAS so per brl. Oranges
at 81 bO@S so per brl for Louisiana, and S697 per
case for Valencia. Lemons at SO 75al 50 per
box. Dried apples at 697c, and peaches at SO
SIC per ID. .... -,..
Feathers in moderate demand and prime geese
at 40@i2c per lb.
Fish steady and quiet market We quote:
Extra mess mackerel, $2s@29 No. large do, 326@
q; No. l medium, $40 60@ll 90; No. 2 large do,
IS 5Q09 90; No. 2 medium do. Sc 50a7; No. large,
81 5OQ8; No. medium, sc 50@7 per brl: No
white fish, "a 5895 90; No. do, Sits4 3d. picked
salmon, $l5@15 50 per brl. Upper lake herring,
$2@3 25; lower do, 81 50@2 75 per half brl; No.
herring, 2S930c per box: Goldfish, 5@511Sc per Id;
sardines, quarter boxes, &l2 5091S per case and
lib cove oysters 60c@$1 per dozen.
Hay In fnir demand and steady. Prime to-
choice timothy at $l6Ml7 per ton In bales, ana
No. l0 &c held about 81 more on, arrival Com
mon prairie hay at $10@11, and fair TO gnod:mixed
at $l3 5o0l5per ton on arrival Held 2c more in
store.
Hops In fair demand and quoted SS@4Oc per lb
for prime to choice. 4t4t.
Hides quiet and ample supply and fair demands
We quote: Green hides at 999Lsc; wet salted 100
lie: dry salted 13@14c: flint, 15017c; do select
ed. 1St92Oc per Id. Sheep pelts, 75c0Sl 25 each
Hemp in moderate demand and steady, We.
quote rough Kentucky at Sl20 per ton. and held
SO more In store. Dressed at SIC for double and
71Sc for single per lb in store.
Iron: The market is frm and quiet. We
quote: Pig iron--Charcoal. Hanging Rock, No. l,
$500; do. No. 2. e37a8S; Southern