The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CIN-
CINNATI MARKET.
C1Nc1NNAr1. Feb. u, 1s7s-2 P. N

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grades as to quality reputation, and selling at
s. 25@5 60 for ordinary. Extra is offered at 81 759
! co. superfne at SO 75G4 Is, and low grades at
S36Q3 35 per brl. Rye -four in moderate demand
and quoted So 25Qe3 3D. the outside price Tor cholce
| Northwestern. Spring wheat flour is selling at
81 75@j 90 for ordinary, and choice MINNESOTA helu
| up to $5 40 per bTl.
CORN-The demand was fair and receipts ample
and market firm Mt the close Ear is quoted 59a
| 40c per bu for mixed on track; shelled at 3oL59c
on arrival, and 40@i1c for No 2 in elevator. Wmte
quoted 1G2c above mixed and quiet
WHEAT-There has been very little DONG, puU
the market closes steady, with liberal offerings
and fair milling demand. White Is quoted 81 Z0(g
l 25 for good to choice Choice amber at $l 2l9
! % per bu. Red is quoted VI 1901 ~ tor
choice, IL 1591 10 for prime, and il 1O@l IL for
BARLEY-The demand is moderate and market
steady. Spring barley sells at 5O@53c ior go92a 70
prille held at 5S@bOc for choice. Fall is dull ana
held nominally at 356g45c for fair to PRIME.
OATS-Market dull, except what is needed to
meet the local consumptiye demand. Offerings
moderate, and selling at 28929c Tor mixed, 50932c
for good TO choice white
RYE-The market was firm under limited re-
ceipts and the demand fair, closing quiet. Good
to prime sample is quoted 56@5Sc per bu, on Track
No. in elevator at SOC, held at 6Oc per bu;
| MESS PORK-Has been quiet and easy closing
with moderate demand at $40 rs per brl for prime
city.
IARD-Was steady and demand feir. Prime
steam is quoted 7I@7.35c per ID. Kettle leaf
quiet at Sc per lb for jObbng lots OF city, and 72sc
for country per 10:
easy during the week but closing more steady,
Green shoulders are quoted 3.35@34Oc clear RIB at
51a@5.20c per ID. Green hams at 5149613c per 10,
as to average. Dry salted meats at 3659314c for
shoulders, 5a53sc for clear rib and 57c for clear
sides per h. all loose, and packed at 1s@14c more.
BACON-The demand was light and market dull
and weak, but more steady at the close Shouiders @
are quoted 47a(d5c, clear rib sides at 64@3s6c,
and clear sides at 63sc per ID, all packed Sugar
cured hams jobbing al 9(ggc per lb, as to average
weights, canvased and packed.
COTTON-1he market continues quiet and prices
are &c lower at the close Sales to-day 10 bales.
: Stock 6 397 bales. Receipts 14S bales. shipments
435 bales. We quoter Ordinary SIC, good ordinary
S18c low middlng 97sc, middng 1896 good mid
ding 1O78c, middling fair 12c fair 13c per lb;
! WHlSkY-Has been in fair demand, and mar
ket closing steady at 81 03 per gallon,
ALCOHOLAHas been quiet with a steady but
moderate demand at $2 O5@2 O7 per gallon for 9S
per cent above proof
AsIIES-There was fair demand, with liberal
offerings and steady and selling at &c for pearl and
> sc for potash per ID.
supply, with prime chestnut oak selling at $lO pei
cord ailOat.
BAGS-The demand was fair and market quiet
) and steady. quoted at about previous prices Bur
laps, 4bu at l29l3c; gunnies 2bu, at l49loc; and
seamless cotton sacks at 2O@25c.
BAGGING-Market rather dull, the sales being
Jobbing lots of flax bagging quoted 1O14c for BIB
10A@lOSc for 21s-lb, and ll@ll18c 1or 214-lp pc
q yard.
J. BEEsWAX-sold in moderate quantities, the de
q. mand being fair at 25c per ID for prime yellow
/ with ample receipts :,
BEAN5-The market is steady and quiet witt
ample receipts, and we quote: Cholce navy
!; 81 1902 co. good to prime 81 6OYl 70 and common
7 BROOM CoRN-Conrnued quiet and steady
y with moderate supply, and selling as follows
> Common to good red brush rush at S S1ag4l2c' green
stalk braid at 5951ac, and hurl at 6&efc per To-
BROOMS-Are in fair demand, and market quie
and steady. We quote steamboat $i@5, Shake
{, 81 1903, hurl 81 5O@275, and common at " D
g BRAN, &c.-The market was finn, with n1ode1
It ate offerings of bran and fair demand at $l3gl3
:, per tom Shpstutfs in moderate request at $l3 5oG
y ia per ton. Middlings quoted $l6@2l, and quie
e. and steady Dealers asking 81 more in store.
l. BUTTER-The receipts were heavy OF the lowe
Il grades, which have continued dull throughout tn
~ week. Packers and shippers are not buying 10 an
80 hardly any sales for anything that IS not Oh IN
il finest quality. The usual amount OF the be-
grades was absorbed by the local reta1l tTade al,
IL of these the supply was only moderate but sun
u " cient. Prices have undergone but little II an
"a actual change Prime to choice dairy brings lSiS
ly for Central and Southern Ohio, and 2092lc IL
of Western Reserve per b; but fancy selections 90
:, to 29c and even to 25c by the single package. II
ferior offered at 149l6c for medium, and o9lt
per lb.
" ket and no material change in prices we quo
, 1112Q12c for common ana l5gl4c lor Star ealidl'
q, q, per d6prps, r srrrrrpem.nd and receipts bo,
light, and market duh but steady. Wequot'
Flour barrel poles, ,$7@S tight barrel poles, $l2C9l
hid poles, $25@3O; rough barrel slaves, SlGgl
pressed do, $lS@25, and hid slaves, S2092o p
of LOCO.
ot '1t COOPERAGE-The market is quiet and stead
M Nv with ample offerings and moderate demand. v
y" quote: Flour barrels, S0@35c; pork barrels, 80
la 95c; lard tierces, 81 O19l 10; hyglt nnas d 10
S bound whisky barrels, 81 10@l 40; lard kegs, 33
,c 800; slack half barrels 81 75G93 per dozen.
~. COFFEE-Is in good consu1nptive demand ar
,S market quiet, with full supply and no especl
ar change in prices. We quote Common no |!
IL l8c, medium l9920c, good 2l@22c, prime to chol
al. 23a24c per lb, and Java 2792se per lb.
on a. CORDAGE-The demand is light at preyio
m ah prices Manila at 121a@l319c, sisl at 1O@l1Z4
'ii jute at 9@91ac per ID.
H. COTTON 9ARNS-Steady and quiet with mo
of crate demand and prices about as before Quot
oo ol as follows: Pound Yarns, carpet warp and vic
0' ing pic, coverlet yarn 2c, colored warp &c tW
,d 2O523c, rope 17c per h. No. 500 l01ac, and No.
- 9I@c per dOz
=. steady market, We quote the follOwlng: Youg
''' iogheny NC per bu afoat and 10allc delivers
Hooking Valley &c at elevator and 10@llc deli
eek cred, MIlskingum Valley &c on cars and l0@llc c
ns liyered Ohio River 12y6c afoa and &c delivere
ere Kanawha River 7c aiioat and. lO@llc delvere
he Camden 9c, KanaWha camel l79lSc per bu, al
anthracite 81 5O@Sper ton delivered. y,
On COKE-Is quiet and steady, with liberal OFT
800 ings and demand moderate. We quote: III
The house &C. city made 7c, and crushed SC per bu,
OF wards and &c more delivered to consumers.
ow EGGS-The receipts were heavy and exceedi
IFS the demand, which was moderate, and the MARI
Sed is weak with fresh freely offered at l2c per dozt
Did FEATHERS-Are in moderate demand and
ile market steady with ample offerings at 4Oc per
'ek for prime live geese.
full FiSH-The demand is fair for local consun
lug ton. and the market is firm as follows Macker
eaf No large, $27@2S; No. 1 shore S2O92l; No
-er large, Sll 5G@l2 90; No. medium, slO9lO 50;
ces 8 large, $9r50@10 50; No. medium, S9@9 90 !
brl, and half barrels one-haf these prices, with
ere extra for packages. Lake herring, $3 5O@4
as White fish S50g5 50 per halfbarrel. SaIdin
16l quarter boxes, Sl3 5O@l4 w per case, and codt
62 5%@6c per ID, C.
so FRUITS-Green apples in talf demand ana Hr
"A with moderate offerings at So 50g4 % for talf
at good and IS O0C15 so tor choice per bril- Orant
Uses 9uoted $3GS3 % per box and 81 5O@7 per case,
50 fair demand. Lemons selling at Slg4 90 per b.
IS and quiet tut firm. CrQnberries at So oOgo 90
Wis br and 80 5e@3 70 per bu. Dried fruit quiet
5 at SsI@4Lc for apples, and 3R@414c for qual
at peaches and 5@95lac for halves per ID:
ky, GREASE-Moderate demand ana STEADY, I
eW selling at &c for brown SIC for yellow ana &c
GOO white, per lb. So. -,
} 95, GUNPOWDER-Has only moderate DENT
at with steady and quiet market at W 2oYZ oo
40 blasting and IS 7596 25 for rifle per keg.
il at HEMP-Moderate and steady market for ro'
, -n fInri,, nd ms