The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI. Nov. 1872 P. N.

BREADsTUFFs.
Flour: The demand is fair and market steady. |
We quote; Fancy ats6 4os7 90, family at IS so9
6 l5 extra at IS 40@5 TO- superfne at S4 $500 10,
low grades at "a 25@4 65 per brl as to quality. |
Rye -four sells at s. q for choice Northwestern, |
and S. OO@5 Is for good to pr me grades,
Oats Quiet and steady Mixed quoted 3S935c,
and white at 35937c. as to quality.
Corn is firm and fsir demand. Old mixed ear
47Iac and new at 40a to arrive and bids l@2c less
on track. Mixed sheled at 4sc for No. 2. White
corn held at l@2c above mixed and light oner'
ings.
Barley is steady and quiet Fall quoted at
SO9SOc for sample lots, good to choice held
shade higher Spring at 60@75c as to quality.
Wheat is firm and demand fair. CHI ice red
selling at vi 2S on landing, and fair to prime at
ferIor down to 81 10. as to quality. White nomi-
nal!y 192c higher than mixed, and scarce.
Rye is firm, and choice sample selling at s3c on
track No. 2ouoed at 8l9S2c per bu. Later sales
OF No. 2 at sac.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork quiet and steady. New quoted SIG
ii 25 per BRIL- spot, and inside figure bid
Lard IS steady and quiet. Prime steam quoted
6s096.S5c, bids mostly 654c, spot.
Green meats firm and in better demand. Shoul-
outside figure. Hams as to average, 6A@7c
per lb.
Dry salt meats in fair demand and firm. Shoul-
ders at 37sc. clear rib at SIC. and clear sides
packed.
Sugar-cured meats quiet. Hams at S34@9,4c as
to brand or average. Breakfast bacon at 7s46l8c.
Shoulders at 57s@61sc per ID bcanvased and packed.
The market is firm and 1ac higher. Receipts
to-day Q $40 bales Shipments, LILO bales. Stock,
1873 bales. Sales on Change 1872 bales The au-
thorized quotations to-day are as follows: Or
dnary, l0he; good ordinary, 1lRc- low mid
ding, 1lAc; middling. lls4c; good mlddling,
12c; middling fair 1910; fair. 1916 per lb
WHISKY.
The market is quiet and steady, and fair de-
mand at 81 90 per gallon.
GROCERIES,.
Coffee is in fair demand and firm. We quote
Java at 25@29c, Mocha at 27@2814c and Laguayra
at l6@lsc. Rio at l41s@l5c for common. l5M@
17lc for fair to good, 1Sa@20c for prime to choice,
| and 2l92lIac for fancy yellow per lb.
Molasses is in moderate demand and quiet. New
Orleans new crop at 45@55e for good to cho CO.
Refined syrups ut 35965c, as to quality. Sorghum
AT 30@33c per gallon.
Rice S in fair demand and market steady. Car
oil ma at Sc and Louisiana at 7171ao per lb
Sugar is in fair demand and steady. New Or
leans at0H@10Ac for clarified, and SA@S;4c for
9'lc for extra G., 10A@11c for white. 11ls@
NC for granulated and powdered, .1l%@ll9se
for crushed and 115s@llAc for cut loaf per lb
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in moderate supply and fair jobbing
| demand and quoted ut 81 S0l2 for prime to choice
in store per bu Arrival lots at 81 50@l rs per bu.
Bigs are in fair demand and steady. We
nuotp: 2-bu cotton seamless, 19922c; wool bags,
| S5@3sc: 2-bu gunnies, l3H@14c; 4-bu burlaps,
| 11%@22c.
Bagging is steady and the demand fair We
quote: Flax 2-lb, at 8A@oc: 21s-lb, 9H@91ac;
about 1ac higher. Jute about lc higher, than
flax Iron cotton-ties, s. 25@s2 so per bundle.
Broom corn is steady and quiet. Wequote:
Common red brush. 3@3l2c; red tipped, 4@i%c;
Green stalk braid, 5g51ac, and choice hurl 81
@5Ac per Id.
Butter is firm and quiet; the receipts moderate
and there is fair local and packing demand
Creamery sells at 3O@57c per lb. for selections o.
extra and 300 sc for prime to choice lots. Dairy
made at 20@2Sc, for choice, the latter for Western
Reserve, and held 25026c for selected packages
Coco to prime at 16@lSc per lb. Inferior ut S@l0t
per ID.
Candles are in fair demand and steady. W,
quote common tallow at i0h@11c, l2E@13e fo
Star candles, and 2Osolc for parafIine per lb
COoperage is in fair demand and firm Flou
barrels, 27@3Oc; pork barrels, 81 eo0l To- lar
tierces, 81 20(91 Is ham tierces, 4O9i5c; slac
hogshea,ls 81 45@1 so; fy-tight hogsheads, 81 2O(
b und whisky barrels 81 so.
Coopers' stuff firm and In fair demand. W
: quote: Flour-barrel poles. $6@S: tightbarre
poles $14@16; hogshead roles. $0@35; rough bal
Ici ntaNCo pAVVS@VJ AiS6'hASeN Sse's~s wAoVS~V ~
1000.
Cotton yarns are firm and fairly active. w
quote: Batting. 10@l7c; assorted yarns. 2lc; WARP
! 2lc; wickng, 20@2c; coverlet yarn, 23c; colore'
{ warp, 26c; twine. l9921c rope, 1S9l9c per lb
candlewick, 20(q2lc per pound.
Coal is somewhat easier and quoted as follow
delivered TO consumers: YOughiogheny 20c, Kan
awha at 20c Hooking Valley and Muskngun
at l6@lSc per bu. Anthracite coal at Sc 5o@7 pc
Eeps are firm and demand fair and selling 9
1Sc per dozen for frVSh.
Feathers are firm and in modemte supply
Sc ling at SOC per lb for prime live, geese.
mand fair. We quote Mackerel. extra mess
nsaium. s1eSn; Sc sloe1i: No. ' % iaSss s. Sos
No. medium. 50@7; No. large, 81
50: No. medium s. a0@s per brl. Lake he
sardines, quarter boxes, $l2 50alS per case; COG
( fish. 41a@oc per lb. and smoked herring 23@2t
I Fruits quiet and steady. Apples selling 81 7a
"a 5O@5 per box. Louisiana oranges in, lare
: supply and quoted at$4@5 per brl. Cranberri'
steady at "a 5O96 so per brl and $2a2 % per craft
Dried fruit firm at 495c for apples and 71a@t
for peaches for new On arrival and about 10 hight
Z in store.
{ Ginseng is in moderate supply and firm wi,
z prime to choice at 81 10@1 20 per ID.
= Hides Quiet ana steady with moderate receipt
:. We uuate Green, 7lS9S%c wet salted 9@1oc d
- salted, 1l@lsc, ana nnt at laQ91sc per lb. Shes
: pelts, 75c@Sl, with WOOL and 20ta&0c, sheared
2 Hay is IN fair demand and steady. Prime
: choice timothy at S16@17. Fair to good mike
: at S13@15 per ton on arrival, and S2 more
. store. Wheat straw at 60 5o@7. Oats straw
Z 81 5O9S per ton.
: Hemp is very quiet and unchanged Roug
Kentucky held at 81 1591 20 per ton, on arriva
( and dressed at 7H@s1ac per lb as to quality {
3 arrival.
)" Hons continue firm and quiet with light /
: ceipts, and prime to choice Eastern at 46@4Sc p
. lb. .....-.
= Iron is steady and quiet ana moderate deman
2 We quote: Pig iron-Charcoal, Hanging Rock. N
@ $3S@i0 do. No. 2, $37@3s Tennessee. No. l. S35
II 36: No. coke, S3YN937 H. r. car-wheel, Ao@f
4 Southern do, $685. blooms, s55 w per tol
/" Wrought iron-commOn bar iron per h. 8 20
charcoal bar-irOn, er Id, 44Oc; sheet-iron, boile
Q Nos IS 10 81, 41a@5c per ID; sheet-iron, cha
= coal, Nos. IS to 81 51a@6c per ID; horse shoe
y $4 25tG4 1886 per keg: mule shoes, IS 2595 IS b
keg. Wrought scrap. 81 4O9l IS; cast scrap 81 10
. 81 per 100 lbs
:; Lead in fair demand and steady We quote b
. lead at 5h@6c bar at 6@61ac, sheet lead at ~
4 71ac per ID.
Leather quiet and steady at the following 10
= Liug prlc $: Oak sole at 37@39c: hemlock
e 2623Ce: harness leather, 32@35c; rough halnes
4 2 @2c; skirting do. 3203fc per per |
= American kin 50lde5c, French do Sl6f1 q