The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-03
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April 81 Z. N.

FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour has been quiet and easy. Closing steady
and fair local demand. We quote: Fancy at
Sad ge 6seRs ~ to y sg F5m png
selling al s. l5@5 20, and offering down to S. 80
Extra at "a SO@5 10. superine quiet at si@i IS.
Low grades ranging down TO s. 25 as to quality.
Rye flour at "a 65a4 S0per barrel
Oats quiet and steady. White No. 2 89@4Oc.
Mixed at 3Sc for No. 2 and S5@S7c for inferior
to good sample per bu.
Barley quiet and firm. Fail at 75@85c for
fair to prime and held s@5c higher for choice
lots Spring at 72@73c for No. and 65@Ioc Tor
good to prime sample.
Wheat has been weak and market lower clos
ing steady and quiet. Red 81 3@l y ior prime.
and a very choice lot sold al 81 "A White scarce
and nominal Mt 81 25gl 26 f0r prime to cho ce.
Amber 81 20@l q for No. q and inferior lots
ranging down to 81 TO- as to quality. -a-
u Corn IN fair demand and market steady. No. 2
mixed shelled sold to-day at Ale; good to prime
mixed ear at 4O@4ic per bu, and choice held
about 1c more. White or yellow held 293c higher
than mixed, and hight offerings
kye is steady and quiet Prime to choice sam
stsic s ''s''' per 0u On arrival NO. A'A s's'A0'
III Mess pork has been quiet and easy and closes
steady at $40 so perbrl. and iobbng lots held 25@
1 R50c more a-
III Lard is quiet and steady Current make quoted
1 To-day at s7.05 per lb. Winter steam dun and
tnominal.
Bacon quiet. Shoulders at 41s@5c, clear RIB at
t711c ana clear sides ut 7hc per ID, packed,
I'll Sugar-cured meats steady and quiet. Hams at 9
s@l0c, az to brand or average; shoulders at =
y I@6Ac; breakfast bacon, iA9Sc per 10, canvased
4 yand packed.
\ Bulk meats quiet Shoulders at 3s5@4c, clear
d rib at 6sg645c, and clear sides AZ 66567Oc per
n lb loose. -
MI COTTON.
The market was quiet and easy and declined
n a1s9dc per ID during the week. Receipts for the
1 fweeg 3,064 bales Shipments. 1881 bales. Stock
\. Hoses bales The official quotations at the close
Y lto-day are as follows: Ordinary, l0asc; good
Y lordinary llase; low middhng, RHc MD
|t fdling. l21ac; good mddlng. lScs middling faif
al 131ae; fair l49ac per pound.
n Has been hm and advanced 1@2c during the
tpast week. Closing firm.
Nh sHooRRIns
|tt Coffee: Market steady and quiet Rio at 1870
N sR0c for common to fancy yellow Laguayra at leo
l8c Java at 259a9c. Mocha at 27@2Sc, per pound
w Molasses has been in fair demand and frn Maple
Mlgrups 1T 3 @l 10 per gallon. Sorghum at S5@40c
\ Cslfor prime to choice. New Orleans at 45@52c. aud
refined syrups as EQUALITY, at 35@6Oc per gallon
lst Rice was in moderate demand and quiet at IA
HI Csc for Carolina louisiana at 7@7Ac per lb,
kIf sugar was in fair demand and ste Ady Wequote
u, Yellow refined at S4N6eac: extra Z, 9a94ci A
III white 91aM91sc; grannlated and powdered. 1OA
k'g@i03sc; c,ushea, l0H@l0hc: cut loaf. l9I1@
\ ,l10sIc, per ID. New Orleans at 7aaS4c for raw,
'api s14@l0c for white clarified, per lb.
v' M1sCELLANEoUs
n Bark has had quiet, firm market, closing
steady, and prime chestnut oak at SlS@lS % per
cord afloat.
HBran has firm and quiet market, vita light re-
cepts and quoted at $ls@i7 per ton. Shilsutfs
ii quiet at $16@l7 per ton, Middlngs steady and
81 fair demand at Sls@2S per ton. all on arrival
{i Held about W more per ton in store.
a m nt nd
Nv moderate offerings Red brush at 4(g41sc, red
tipped at 5@5hc, green stalk braid 6@654c, and
I{ green hurl at 797%c per 10.
Iii Brooms in mode ate demand and steady. We
m guote Common NJ 81 4O@l 10, hurl at s. 5O@2 rs,
n Shaker at 81 75@3 90, steamboat at $3 25Cg4 OO
II per dozen.
II Butter has been steady and quiet and little or
4 no change. The rece pts were ample but mod
II crate. The demand fair. chiefly for the local re-
tail trade and for the higher grades. We quote:
], Creamery at 37@39c per 10 for choice. Western
/. Rese We doing at 27@2Sc and selections of extra
4 at 1@2c more Prime to choice Central Ono and
Indiana at 23@25c per Id. Good lots al 2D@22c,
and Inferior at l59lsc perlb.
Bags: The demand moderate and market steady
a. follows 4,6u bnrlaps. l3%@i4c; 2R-bu lOH@
lie; 2bu. 91a@l0c; gunnies, 2-bu, l4M@15c;
sesewed, 5C; double 23c cotton seam less 2-bu,
21a25c, and do, 2S9S2c each; wool bags at 42d1
45c EACH
Bnpgng: Market firm and Quiet. We quote:
2-lb fax 10c; 21s-lb do, 10Ac. and 214lb do l01sc
per yATd, JCte OF corresponding WelKnG, l%2c per
yard more. Iron cotton ties at SO per bundle.
Beans have q gu ct. stf ady market and mod
crate receIpts Arrival lots at 81 2j9l 45, good to
choice, and 90c@1 10, common t, fair, per bu.
Held in store or bbing Iots at 81 65@l rs, prime
to choice white, or navy, per bu.
Beeswax was in fair jobbing demand and steady
at 20c per lb for prime.
Cotton yarils in fair demand and firm. Quoted
as follows Batting. ll@l6c; pound yarns, 24c;
carpet warp, white. 24c; 90, conoren. 29c; COW
- DGn In. full dam
No. 4OOs. 13c: No. 50s. 12c; No COOS. lie; No. 7O0s
10 per dozen. Cotton rope. 20c twine. 2lts24c,
and candlewick, 24c per 10.
Coke has but limited demand but remains
steady at &c Tor gas-house, &c for crushed, and
lOc for city per bu. al yaros, and 2c more ueliv-
cred to consumers.
Coal has had quiet market with ample offer
ings, and closing steady at the following Pitts
burg, Sc per bnshel afnat and llc del vered;
kanawha River. 7%aSc afoat and l09llc del "
cred; Hocking Wiley ll@i2c delivered; Muskin-
gum Valley, l1@l2c delivered; Ohio River, &c
Rfoat and l0c delivered; Kanawha> camel, 20c
II per bu, and anthracite, ST. 2596 so per ton, ae.
. tiyered.
|k Eggs were in good supply and light demand,
and market quiet and fresh selling Al 99lOc
per dozen.
Feathers were firm and in fair demand and prime
A live geese selling at Acc per fb.
Candles were quiet and steady and in moderate
demand. Common tallow at l01a@l1c. Star at
% 13h(0l4c per lb.
Cheese Market has been quiet and steady and
n auple offerings Prime to choice factory at lSfa
1870 per lb; new Northwestern at 12Dl214c per
pound.
Cordage has steady, moderate demand and no
lmateral change. We eqhote: Manila at l3l4 1l4c;
sisal l2C1l254c, jute 9GalOt per lb. ..
Coopers' stuff: Receipts ample and demand
tmodeiate We quote: Slack-bare poles, s60S;
1,t,ghtbarrel poles, sl0@l2: hoghead poles, SIS
@SO; barrel slaves. Sl3a2O; hogsnead slaves. slt
2 @20 per 1000
N Cooperage has firm mark q. and moderate de.
<mand We quote as folloWN Flouf-Darrels 25(1
s0c porg barreis, 70975c do half barrels. 4bGttc
Hard erces. 80@90c; ham telces 45@50c; slack
hhds 81 25Ql 3U halt hhds. 95c@S2; whisky bar
rels six iron hoops, 81 25s1 80, and lard Kegs,
28@30c each.
fruits: Apples In ample supply and ne moderate
y demand at So 25G3 u per bril- and about soc less
OF arrival. O'anges are quoted at 81 50ta4 per
box for Mes sina, and S8@10 ter case for Valencia
Lemons in fair demand and easy at "a 5Gl5 so pet
box Dried apples at 61a097c and dried peaches al
T5I@814 per lb. Cranberries at S950@ll per bril-
Foreign fruits quiet and steady 18th Layer Raj
n sins at 81 4O92 10 per box. c tron. 2s@25c; figs
l2@l6c; dates o@9c; prunes SL0l0%c; currants
f1at0Sc per h.