The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-13
REVIEW OF THE cINcIHHATI DAILY
MARKETA ...
CINCINNATI. Nov. l3--2 P. N.
BREA DSTUpPs l


BREADsTUFPs,
Flour is In fair demand, mostly local and
steady. Fancy at s. 30(a7 as to quality or repn-
tatlon OF brand. Family selling al IS S@6. Extra
quiet at 20 25@b co. Supertine at 81 70@5 90. Low
grades at a 1O6s4 40 per brL Rye -four at S Qua
b ~ for ordinary to choice Northwestern.
Gorn Is steady and quiet No. mixed shelled,
oin soid to-day at 44c. Mixed ear quoted 42@4Sc
1or Old and SIC for prime new. White com scarce
ana neld nomlnally l@2c higher, but will hardly
bring more Than mixed.
Barley gu etand steady. Fall No. selling at
SIC and good to prime sample at 85@90c. Spring
quoted o0@S15c, as to qua ity.
Rye is steady and quiet No. 2 held at sNc, and
Oh track, prime to choice.
Oats IN moderate demand. Mixed 9S@S4c, white
NO; 2at Soc. choice at SIC per biz.
Wheat is quiet and easy. Red quoted to-day
at II D@l q f'r prime to choice. and some fair
sample sod at 81 10 per bu Amber about the
@1 2211a.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork quiet and firm. Quoted $40 57Qs11.
ana offered at inside figure for jobbing lots OF
Green meats dull and heavy owing to warm
weather. Shoulders held kc. clear rib sides at
4.sO@5c. and hams at s(9654c, as to average,
per h.
Bacon is dull and nominal with little or none
oHering. shoulders at &c clear sd5s at SIC for
poeheu' ouSdI-cuIeu MANS AZ oI2GStc rs 10
brand or average shoulders at 6eG6sA PER lb.
=, Dry salt meats firm and quiet Shoulders at
S>4c, clear rib at SIC clear sides at SIC per h.
Loose About ts@14c more packed.
Lar,i Is firm and qu et Prime steam quoted
6vg6. 65c per ID, spot
COTTON. 4q
The market continues firm, with another ad-
vance of &c per lb. Sales reported at the Cotton
Exchange lbs bales. The local quotations to-day
Areas flows: Ordinary, 10l4c; good ordinary,
l01S6J low middling. III 4c: mddling, Il1ac good
m ddling, ll54c; middlillg fair l2L4e fair, l31ae
per ID I- .. -. ',..''.
WHISKY. .r a..s.g.
The market Is firm and active, and selling at
81 09 per gallon.
COFFEE: The market is firm and quiet.
Laguayra at l6@lsc; Mocha at 2e@2Sc; Java at Q,
es19c; Rio, common to fair at kc: good to
PRIME a. 17gl9c: choice at 2O@ @ls.lac, and fancy
yellow at 2l1Sc per ID.
Molasses IS Unfair jobbing demand and the mar.
ket steady New orleans Is quoted at 5S@eoc for
prime to cho &c new per gallon. Sorghum al 30qa
y2c fer gallon. Refined syrips ut 40665c per
gallon. as to quality
Rice is in moderate demand snd steady. Caro-
lima at &c and Louisiana at 7n715c per lib. lr
Sugar steady and demand fair. We quote:
Yellow refined sIs99c. extra c s499izc. A white
lOA@lic, granulated and powdered 11Az9llAc,
crushed llsEc. and cut loaf llsaglllac per lb NV
Orleans at sgS1ac for raw and staal01se for clari
fed per Id. -W ~ ,r,-- - II
hIscEiLANEoUs H. H.
Beans are quiet and Arm Receipts liberal and
Quoted, in store, at 81 65@1 IS for prime to choice
Arrival lots al VI 45@l 60 per bu hel
Bugs are in m derate demand and quiet
we quot: 2-bu cotton seamless, 19922c wool
bags, 33@Ssc; 2bu gunnies 1S1a@14c; 4-bu bur.
laps, 1l1e@s22c, .,-.t
Bagging Is fairly active and firm. We quotes
2lb flax, Sl4: 2H-lb d. SIC and 2A-lb do g3Ie
per yard. Jute Ne per yard more. Iron cotton
ties, 81 25@2 80 per bundle. 80
ceipts, and little doing beyond the lteal retail
trade. We quote Creamery ut 3013Sc and extra
selections he'd at 35taS7c per lb cheic, Western
Reserve dairy at 2lQs21c, and selected packages at
2ig25c, and Central Ohio at 10000 per ID; good
to prime lots at 15@I7e, and irferor down to Sc
as to quality. 8H4.H gHrI
Broom corn. is in fair demand and stea1y.
Qno,ed as follows: Common red brush 393Hc:
red tipped, 3N@ 'lzc; green stalk braid, 4f.g5c,
ana sn,ntne. nu,ce nun o. sao per 10; a,
& &@2 '0 Shaker, 81 50g2 Is, ana steamboat,
S3 2594 per dozen. ...
Beeswax quiet and demand fair, with prime vel.
low at 20c per lb
BARK: Tne demand Is moderate and market
steady and quiet Prime chestnut oak at $li per
cord. .v:v -IT ~
Cheese is selling at 121sa1s11Sc per lb for prime
to choice.
OdIiulcS are Stctuy ana ue1ph0u fa1r. We quote
tallow at lO@16'ac, star candles at 1a@121se' and
paraffine at 2O@2lc per lb + -
CooDers' stuff in ample supply and moderate
demand: Slack barrel poles $66nS: .ight-barre
poles S14@l6; hogshead roles, $O@s5 per LOCO
barrel slaves, sla@O; hogshesd slaves, $iS@2O per
LEO. i,l f., -. WA sIE
Cooperage in fair demand and steady. as follows
Flour barrels 2o@30c; pork barrels, $l@1 so, do
ha,t barrels 5j@6Qc lard tierces, 81 goal 30:
ham do, 5o455c; slack hogsheads, 81 4O9l so;
n md -
kegs 35@t40c each.
Coal is In light supply and firm at 25a2sc for
YOnghiogheny, 25e for Kanawha, and 22c for
Hooking Valley and Muskingum per bu delivered
Coke ls in fair demand and firm. Gas house at
lOc, crushed at lie and city manufa. .tured at lie
per bu AZ yards. About 2c more delivered. -
C0rdage is in fair demand and steady: Ma
aila at l2@lSIc, sisal at lo1a@lltzc, aud jute at
Cotton yarns firm and demand fair as fol-
lows: Batting. l09hc; pound yarns, 2lc;
carpet 'sa oo,,as, warp white. 2lc d. coored,
d"zeG doa q yarns No. 4oos, llhc No. 5oos, lOc No.
lSga0c and eandlewick, 2oc per pound.
Eggs steady and the demand fair, and fresh at
16@17c per dozen.
Feathers in fair demand and firm, with live
geese at 4S@49c per ID for prime.
Fish is in moderate demand and steady.
Quoted Maekerel. extra mess. $2592S: No. /
large S22@23; No. l shore, sis 5O@i7; No. /
ba,. $l2 bUCS13; No. medium. S10@11, No. 2largr
IS 5O@9; No. 2medium. 650@7: No. large, SI6a
80; No. me0 um. s. E0M5 per brl. Lake her
ring, So 252 SO; white fish, 81 25a4 so per half hi.
sardines, quarter boxes, Sl2 5Od13 per ease; cod.
fish, 4a@oe per ID, and smoked herring 2s@25c
per box.
Fruits: Market steady and quiet. Apples quoted
ut 81 50@2 Is per brl. Oranges In fair demand
and steady at $5@6 per brl for Lou siana. Lemons
at S5@5 80 er b',x CraAberres in moderate de-
pand at $507 per brl. Dried apples quiet al 4ls6
&c, and dried peaches at 7@sc per ID.
Ginseng quiet and STEADY, with moderate de-
mand. and selling at 81 10@ll5 p lb ef or prime
lots. .~... :. -. -.,' -
Hons firm and receipts light with choice Eastern
1t 45e per lb. 80 ,.. 80
HIDES; IN moderate demand, and steody We
1unte: Green, 7%@s%c wet salted. 9mloc:
Try salted. 1l@i3c. and flint 1t 14@l6c pef
b. Sheep pelts, 75e@$1, with WOOL and 2Oa5Oc,
,heared. .H.,,
Hay is in fair demand and market steady. We
quote prime TO choice at Sl6@17 per ton. Mixed
iay at $lS@l5 and common prairie hay at Ss@l0
per ton. all on arrival. H7Ga
Hemp is in moderate demand and the market
luet ana steady. Rough Kentucky sells at Sli5
CLIO per ton. Dressed jobbing store, at SIC
Tor double and TIC for single per ib.
Iron is quiet and steady, and the demand fair.
Charcoal, Hanging Rock, No. 1, 83S@i0; do |
No. q SGa39: Tennessee. M. /, S35GSG: No | |
'Okr S3 i9S7; Hanging Rock car-wheel A@E;
Southern do $38@4S; blooms s6J4C5 per ton |
Wrought iron-cOmmon bar iron per H. S1lc |
charcoal bar-rOn. er ID, 440c; sheet-fron, boiled
Nos. IS TO 27. 4hs@t5c per 1b; sheet.iron, char |
e0al Nos. Is tn q. 51aiG6c per lb: horse shoes |