The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CRN-
CINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 25-2 p. M.

WEkIA LIN NEVhE" VT hHE NAN~
CINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI Feb. 25-2PM.
FLOUR-The demand has been fair and the
market was firm In the early part of the week. 1t
closes steady and quiet Fancv brands reached up
to 85 40 per br and trade brands Of family selling
at $4 25@4 70 per brl. Spring wheat honr
a a@5 50 Ges''fs ppT sr 'tsS'' the outside pre
tor choice Minnesota. Extra winter wheat -four
is quiet and quoted at So 9O94 10 per brl. super
fine is neglected and held at $3@3 45 per brl. Low
grades dull and offering at 50 1892 70 per bril- Rye
-four is quiet, the demand being hsht, and quoted
at 50 90a3 O5, latter for best Northwestern. :,
BARLEY-The market continues steady and
moderately active, with not large put ample oner-
ings We quote fall at 81 65@1 OF per bu for
choice, 81 for No. 2, 75@9Oc for lair TO good lots,
and 40@6ec for common, per bu. Spring Is mere
ly nominal.
market tending firm wthlilnited receipts and no
material change. Prime to choice sample quoted
at 5O0a53c fair to good lots 48@49c, and inferior
at 45946c per bu on track; No. in elevator at 81
Q53c per bu. Rejected at 4G@47c per bu
OATS-Has been in moderate demand and
chiefly local and moderate receipts and market
firm. Mixed are quoted at 24926c per bu for
good to prime, and dull AMI nominal Tor inferior.
White az 2792Sc per bu for prime to choice on
arrival. Choice lots in store held l@2c above
these figures.
CORN-The market has been firm and higher
JhlS week DQU CLOSES eNSleF. Inc QeUlhllu ID ldlT
and receipts liberal. Mixed ear to-day is quoted
4e per bu on track, and salable at this, though
held shade more. No. mixed shelled quoted
35c per bu in elevator. White ear 35@35Ic on
track and light offerings.
WHEAT-Has had strong market and prices
advancing, and closing firm. Receipts light and
demand fair for milling purposes. Fair to good
lots quoted 95998c. prime at Sl9l 02 NO. held
at 81 0291 03, an reported sale Of choice at VI %
per bu; and white, amber or red all bring about
the same prices.
BACON-Ti demand was only moderate but
the market rules firm at the close. We quote
shoulders at 43ac clear rib at 554c and clear sides
at 5Ac per lb packed Sugar-cured meats fairly
active.
MESS PORK-The market has been firm and
fairly active, with an upward tendency during the
week. City mess quoted at $40 90 per brl, and bids
for mixed lots at l5@25c less, cash.
WHISKY-Was firm during the week, and ad-
vaneed to 81 o. but closes easy aid selling with
good demand at 81 o. per gallon
COTTON-The market closes quiet and firm with
no quotable change in prices. Stock estimated
at 10,4S0 bales. Receipts to-day, 1.54S bales.
Shipments 1,695 bales. The follIwing are the
closing quotation: Ordinary &c. good ordinary SIC,
low mid ding s1sc middling. 94c, good mid
ding 9j4c midd ing fair 10.4c, fair 11$4c per lb.
LARD-The market was steady and fairly active,
closing firm. Prime steam quoted at 654061sc per
lb. City kettle at 7}4@75sc. and country do at Z
eINt BULK MEATs-The market closes firm and fair
demand Shoulders quoted al 9Oa3. 95c, clear ri
al 41sc. and clear sides held ut 45sc per lb, all
| BAGGING-Has been in fair demand and the
market steady. Jute bagging selling at 10c for 2
lb, 1OAc for 2R-lb, and lO1ae for 2h lb per yard.
4 BAGS-The demand was light but the market is
steady We quote 4bu burlaps at ll@l2c, 2-bu
| gunnies at 13@l4c, ana seamless cotton sucks at
| 2O@24c WooleA sacks at S5@3sc.
| BARK-Mar ct quiet and steady; with liberal
offerings at Sl1 for prime chestnut oak per cord.
1 BEANS-Quiet market and steady, with mod
/ crate offerings and unchanged. Common quoted
at 60@9Oc, fair to good at $l91 l5 prime White al
81 25@1 80, and jobbing lots OF choice navys at
| 81 50gl 60 per bu.
BEESWAX-The demand was fair and market
well supplied. Prime yellow at 23@24c per ID.
BROOM CORN-Has had quiet market, with
ample receipts ont moderate, ana ne, no maleplal
change, We quote red brush 25993Ae. green
| stalk braid 3%@4c, and green hurl at 4A@5c per
Id.
and steady at previous pfces we quote COMMON IN ID
| 90 OO, and eamooat at W Is0ei w per dozen.
| BRAN, &c-The demand Is fair Tor bran, and
\ the market steady at Sl0 per ton: Shipstunf
dull at $l1lSl2 per ton. Midohngs seiiing AZ $l3g
store.
| BUTTER-The receipts have been nbeai, ou'
the greater part OF all coming in is OF the Lower
grades The demand is mostly connned 70 the
better qualities such as are needed for local table
USE There is but little packing and shipping de-
mand, Prime has been firm in tore, but with
no materiA chalige creamery 10 hot Oh Iie mar
ket. Prime to choice dairy sells OF l2gl4c fol
Southern and Central ONO ana io9l6c Ior west west
ern Reserve Single selected packages bring 2@3c
more. Good lots offered at l0gllc lnferlol
grades dull, and held at 5@Sc per ID.
| CANDLES-Haye steady but moderate de-
mand, and prices are without material changes
We quote star candles at 2@l3c, and common
talow at lOt2gllc per 10,
! CHEEsE-Ihe demana s IAN, ana the marke'
is steady and quiet, with ample receipts, and sell
ing at 1919 pr 10 Tor prime 10 cholce.
| CORDAGE-The market was q!llet ana easy, ano
moderate demand. We quote Manila at lo@l2c
| Sisal at 91a@l0c, and Jute at S1a@9c per lb.
| COTTON YARNs-Have been firm and prices
had an upward tendency thout material change
We quote as follows Batting, 89l4c; pound yarns
cotton warp and w!cking, l79lSc; coverlet yarn
2Oc colored warp, 25c; tWine l7@lsc: rope, 14al7'
per lb; No. 5oe &c; NO. 6oo &c; ana NO 7oo' 7e De
dozen. sos ,.
ply ample. Delivered to consumers at s99c TO
Ohio River, 9@l0c for Inland, logllc tor HOOK
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