The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
r. MARKET&
CINCINNATI. Nov. 26-2 p. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN, -

CINCINNATI Nov. 2s-2P. N.
i- FLOUR AND GRAIN. y
Flour is fairly active, mostly a local demand.
Fancy brands at S6 4o97 and patent fancy at
81 50@S. Family at S6@6 %, and some choice
family selling at Sc IS. Extra at s. 45@ss 80. SUI
perfne at "a s0td5 p. and low grades at "a log
u per bri. Rye -four at $500 20 per brl. Buck
wheat flour S6@6 70 good to choice per brl.
Barley is steady and quiet. Choice fall at 600
95c. and fair 10 good sample at 75@S5c. No.
spring al Zoe, and inferior down to soc, as to
quality.
Oats steady and quiet. No. 2 White at SEC
and choice held 1@12e more. Mixed at 329S5c, as
to quality
Wheat is firm and demand fair. Choice red at
81 29al 80 and white at 81 32a1 S3 per bu. Am.
to prime sample Inferior down to 81 10, as to
quality.
Corn is firm and fairly active. Mixed ear at 42c
for prime new on track. Mixed shelled at 4l943e
cember delivery at 4ic. Old mixed shelled held
at 400 for No. q White corn scarce, and held
nominally at 1@2c above mixed.
-.... PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is quiet and steady and quoted at
$l2 per brl for new. Held l5@25e more for small
jobbng lots.
Lard steady and quiet Prime steam at 6s5@
6,9Oc per ID and held shade more for small lots.
Green meats in fair demand and quiet. Shoul-
ders at 3,80@3 S5c, sides at SIC, and hams, as to
dNtTdSt, at Oi4lI lI2C per iU,
Bacon: Not enough doing yet to establish quota.
tions.
sugar-cured meats quiet Hams at sa1Oc, lat
ter for new. Breakfast bacon at S@S14c, and
shoulders at 6@6}4c per lb, all canv,lsed and
packed. NI.'0
Dry salt meats steady and quiet. Shoulders at
4c, clear rib at 5.70@j54c and clear sides 595@6c
per 10, loose, for partly cured.
COTTON
The market is firm to-day and quotations are
1/a r.- Ill, t1
changed. Receipts to-day, 1892 bales. Ship
ments, 2l30 bales Stock, 1902 bales We quote
the following authorized prices: Ordinary, 10hc;
good ordinary, l1Ac; low middling, 1l5sc: mid
dng ding S &c, good 55@n m1ddlng l2bc mddg fair
WHISKY
The market is steady and fair demand, and sell
ing at 81 % per gallon.
GROCERIES.
Coffee has firm and quiet market. We quote
Laguayra at 161S@1s1ac, Mocha at 27@2sc, Java at
25@29c; Rio common at 14@15c fair to prime. l5M
@sls1ae; choice, l91a@2oc' and fancy yellow at2l@
New Orleans new crop at 45@58c for prime
10 chO Ce Refined syrups at 35G6oc as to quality.
Sorghum al 3OM35c for prime to choice per gallon.
Rice quiet with moderate demand and selling at
7(0Sc for Louisiana and Carolina.
Sugar has a moderate demand and quiet. We
quote yellow refined at SssGS7sc extra C 9919c,
white 10@10Jsc granulated and powdered l11s
@11ssc, crushed 1l2s6e11Nc, and cut loaf l1h@
1l5sc per pound. New Orleans raw at S}}s98s4c
per ID.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are quiet with moderate demand. Arrival
lots at " 4o9l q 60 i for good to prime. Choice in
| store at 81 S0@1 80 per bu.
Beeswax in moderate demand at 19@2Oc per lb
t, prime yellow, and ample receipts.
Butter: The market is quiet and steady. The
l ,1n no.
is fair. Creamery at so@33c for prime to choice,
| and 35dd37c for selections. Choice dairy-made at
22@25c and 1@2 more for selected packages OF
fancy. Good to prime at 17@20c, and inferior lots
down to 10c according to quality.
Broom corn is firm and in fair demand.
We quote: Red brush, S@3lac; red tipped, 40
Nc; green stalk braid, 5@51ac and choice hurl
51a@6c per ID.
Bark is in fair demand and selling for prime
chestnut oak afoat at $l4 per cord.
| Bags are in moderate demand and firm. We
quote: 2-bu cotton seamless, 19922c wool bags
35@3sc; 2-bu gunnies, 14@141ac; 4-bu burlaps
| 12Gl3c.
Cheese Is in fair request and steady, with no
change in prices Prime to choice factory selling
at 12@1$hc per lb.
Coal is in good consumptive demand and mod
awha at u@l2c aaoat Delivered to consumers
at lac for Hooking Valley and Muskingum, 15c for
Kanawha and 16c for Youghiogheny per bu. An
thlacite at $7@7 30 per ton delivered.
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mand. Quoted at l0@1lc per bu at yards and la
&c higher delivered to consumers.
! Cooperage: Fair demand and steady. Quoted
Flour barrels, 259SOc pork brls, 81 O5@l 10; do
50@55c; whisky brs, 81 S5@l 45, and lard kegs,
| 35640c each.
Eggs in fair demand and market steady, with
fresh in moderate supply ut 2la22c per dozen.
extra mess mackerel S27@28: No. large do $25(a26
No. l medium, $40 5O@ll; No. large do, SIS 50@9
No. 2 medium do, $@7 so; No. large, S@7 SO;
No. medium $685. SO per brl:. No. l white fish,
81 5095 90; No. 2 do $4@l 80; picked salmon, SIS
@l5SO per brl. Upper lake herring, $2@3 25;
| lower do, 50 50(02 rs per half brl; No / herring
2s@3Oc per box Goldfish, 41s@51Ic per lb; sar-
dimes quarter boxes, Sl2 5O@13 per case; and
lb cove oysters 60c@$l per dozen. .ta. 30 Il
Fruits Apples in moderate demand end plenty
at $2(92 rs per brl. Oranges in fair demand and
Louisiana at S. 5O@6 30 per bril- Lemons firm and
quiet at "a 5O@5 per box. Cranberries at $6@8 per
peaches at S@Slac per lb.
Feathers in fair demand, and steady at 4S@49c
! per lb for prime.
Ginseng is steady and quiet, and selling at 81 10
| al 20 per lb.
Hay: The market Is steady and quiet with mod
crate receipts and fair demand. Prime to choice
timothy al $l6@l7 30 per ton. Fair to good mixed
hay at sls@l5 and common at slosll per ton, all
Hemp is in moderate demand and market
steady. We quote: Dressed at SIC for double,
and 71a9754c for SINGLE per ID in store and rough
Kentucky at Sl25@130 per ton on arrival.
Hops are in moderate demand and the market
steady. Eastern selling at 4sc per lb for choice.
Hides in fair demand and firm. We quote.
Green, Sla@9c. wet salted. 10@l1o: dry salted,
12@llc, and flint at 15@17cp per lb. Sheep pelts 75c
@1 EACH sheared at 20G90c.
Iron: Fair demand and steady We quote: Pig
Iron: Charcoal, Hanging Rock. No. /, $98@40;
do No. 2, $37@3S; Tennessee. No. !, $50
36; No. l coke, s35d197 H, R. carwheel, $4l1i6;
Southern do. $SS@4S blooms, SS5 90 per ton.
Wrought iron-common bar iron per ID, a.2Oe
charcoal bariron, per ID, 44Oc; sheetiTon, boiled
Nos IS to q, 41a@5c per 1b; sheetiron char
coal, Nos, Is to 27, 51a@6c per lbi horse shoes,
$4 2594 So per keg; mule shoes, SIS 25(95 30 per
keg. Wrought scrap. 81 4O@1 rs; cast scrap 81 log
/ 35 per 100 lbs
Lead is quiet and moderate demand. We
lead at &C per lb.
Leather: The demand is tar and market steady
Jobbng rates as follows; Oak sole at 37@39c;
hemlock do 22@SOc: harness leather, S2935c;
American kip, 5O@S5c; French do, Sl@1 30:
American calf skins, 55o@$l; French do, 81 ESQ
/ so per lb. Bridleleather, $4O@55 per doz.
Millteed quiet and steady, and ample offerings,
with bran at sll@il 50, shipstuffs at s129l3, and
middlngs at $l5@2O per ton, all on arrival. About
81 more in store. tL
Nails: The demand is fair and the market steady.
Selling at 50 Is per keg and usual discount for
larger lots.