The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
REVIEW OF THE cIICMHATr DAILY
MARKET.
ClscIssArL Jan GAP. NJ

Flour: The demand is fair for the local trade.
We quote family at IS 2O9s S. Fancy held as
of brand. Extra quiet AZ 70 5o@6 ~:
Saperine neglected OF G l6ta5 35. Low grades q
VI 3594 IS, as to Quality. Rye flour IS 2@6 %
prime TO choice, and IS 00@5 10 for ordinary.
Rye is quiet and quoted at s2c for No. on
track and in elevator. ...
Barley steady and quiet Fall quoted soc for
No. 2, sO@s2c for No 8. spring at 7Sc for prime
sampie, aud down to 5oe for inferier' as 70 qusA-
Wheat in fair demand and steady Red selling
at 81 85@i 96 fer prime to choice. Am Der ut 81 80
81 a for good TO prime, and Down 70 q ~ TOT
inferior lots as to quality. White VI 37@l ~ Tor
prime to choice and little offered.
Corn Is steady and quiet. Mixed ear sold to-day
at 40c and held about le more for choice. Sheled
quoted 429425sc, latter for No. 2, per bu. White
cSrp C "a = held A9s5c per bu for prime 70 choioe
Oats: The market is quiet at 4o@l2c for No
mixed and white, per bu.
PROVISIONS
Lard Is quiet and easy, and prime steam at 714@
7.S0c, and held mostly at Z $50 per lb.
Mess pork steady and quiet at sis@lS % per brl,
and offering at the latter. ,.s 1h
Dry salt meats: The market is dull. Shoulders
at 45ss415c, clear rib sides at 61z@6Ac and clear
sides at for partly cured lose; fully cured
about Nc higher ~ it-E ~
Bacon quiet Shoulders at ssS@51lc, clear rib
at nc, and clear sides at 7st41Szc, and sugar.
cured hams, as to brand and average, at sI9llc
per lb. all packed. gb.HYse.s it.-t.'.r
COTTON.
The market is quiet and firm. Sales reported
at the Cotton Exchange, sos bales. Receipts 2325
bales. Shipments, 522S 9, 1872 bales. Stock, 5l2o
bales The authorized quotations for today as
follows ordinary, 1p5sc. good ordinary. nHc;
Su. lSw midaIns d n;Sdlns s mddg g M ssodd sad a s1
vusKy r.. U eG.
The demand is fair ana steady. with sales to-
day ut 81 0Y per gallon. ' '.5'
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Molasses is r'steady fair demand. New Orleans
at S3@3Sc per gallon for fair TO GOOD, and 4O@47c
for prime to choice. Sorghum at 2S05Oc, and re.
fined sirups at 40ta60c. as TO qualify per allon.
Rice is steady and demand fair. We quote
Louisiana 7Ga7kc, and Carolina at &c per lb.
Sugar is in fair demand and market steady. New
Orleans at 7d98c for raw and 9dRl0c for clarified.
Refined yellow, 61s@89Se; extra G, e@g5Nsc; A
white, lo@lOhc; granulated and powdered, lOA
Coffee Market steady and quiet Common Rio
at 14@15e, fair to good at 154@iTc, prime to
choice at l8@191Sc, and fancy yellow at 20h@
2lc per lb. Java at 25@2Se. Mocha 26@27c and
Laguayra at l6@l7c per ID. t-.-ts "a
MISCELLANEOUS. .t ...r-
Beans: The demand is moderate and market
well supplied. FAIR to good on arrival at 81 l50
l S5, and prime to choice at 81 40@1 so per bu.
Prime white and choice navys in store at VI 60@
] rs per bu.
Bark. Receipts ample and demand fair. Prime
to choice chestnut oak, afoat. at Sl0@1l per cord
Beeswax at 20c per 10 for prime yellow, and the
demand fair and good supply. ASS. -....
Bran is in moderate demand and steady at S11
per ton. Shipstutfs at$l2@l3 per ton. Middlings
In far demand at sls@20 per ton, all on arrival
About 81 more in store.
Butter is quiet and steady the receipts not large
but ample and the demand fair. Creamery at ESQ
9S3c per band held at 35c for extra selected pack
ages. Prime to cho,ce dairy at 20@2Sc per ID, and
@lSc, and inferior down to 10c perlb.
Bagging Is in fair demand and steady.
We quote: Flax, 2lb. 99sAc; 21ss-lb, 9Aaslhc;
214-lb, sh@e4c per yard; jobbing at about 1ac
Iron ties, 81 25@2 so per bundle. .a
Broom corn is quiet and steady. We quote red
brush at 3H@4c, red tipped at 4h@5c green
stalk braid at 51a@6c, and green hurl Ut 61ac per
pound.
Brooms are in fair request and steady. We
| quote: Steamboat 50 25Gs4 Shaker, e 60a2 rs;
| hurl. " 25@2 80; and common at 81 4O@l rs per
dozen.
4-bu, 131aa14Lxc; 2-bu al 10@11c; gunnies, 2-bu.
13@14c: double, 2l@22c; wool bags. 40@45c; cot
ton seamless, 2bu 2J@24c; S-bu at SO@35c each.
Cooperage is in moderate demand and steady.
95c; do half-barrels. 45@5oc lard tierces $la1 05
has, terces, 45@50c; slack hogsheads 81 36Sl 40
half hogsneads, 96c@Sl: whisky barrels, 81 900
l 35; and lard kegs. Csc each.
Coal is quiet and easy. Rates afoat: lI@12c for
Youghiogheny lie for Kanawha, and SC for Ohio
River. Delivered to consumers at l2@l3c for Ohio
River, l3914c for Kanawha, l3014c for Hooking
Valley and Muskingum, and 14@l5c for YoughiO
gheny. per bu.
bushel at yards, and 1@2c more delivered.
Candles ere IN moderate demand and steady at
2O@2lc for paratine: l19llhc for tallow, and l3
@131ac for star per lb ..
Cheese is in moderate demand and steady.
Prime to choice is selling at i21lgI3sc for prime
to choice factory.
Cordage is steady and quiet. We quote Man
lila 1SA@14c; Sfsal 12@l2554c; Jute at 9g9hc per
pound.
Cotton yarns are steady and quiet with fair
demand We quote: Batting l0@l6c; pound yarns,
23c; CARPET warp-wnie. 23c: 40, coored Csc; COW
eflet warp, Csc per ID. Cotton rope, 19@2Oc:
twine. 2O@22c, and eandlewick Csc per h.
Coopers's stuff is in fair demand and steady.
We quote: Slack-barrel poles, S6@S; tght-bar-
rel poles, s12@lA: and hogshead poles, s25@30
per 1000; barrel slaves, SS@2o; hogshead slaves.
$l6920 per L000 ..f-'
ana quiet. Fresh quoted 14@15c per dozen.
Feathers are in moderate demand and market
steady and Quiet We quote prime geese feathers
at 4O(042c per lb.
bril- Cranberries firm and demand fair at 81 50
as so per brl and $2 50@2 rs per btu crate Oranges
firm and selling, Louisiana at s69S per Drl, and
Valencia at $6 50@7 per case. Lemons quiet al
SO 50s4 per box. Dried fruit quiet and irm at ga
B1 for peaches and 6@7c for apples per lb on arri-
| val and about 1c more In store.
Fish is In fair demand and the mar
ket steady. We quote: Mess mack
szex Mo- 1s@ss @ssrm Nj 80 SOAR, sge s No. g. .rrs sss Ss
IS 5O@9 90; No. 2 medium do $@7 80; No. large,
white fish, ss 0o@6 50; No 2 do, ssg4 50; picked
salmon, $15@15 80 per brl. Upper lake herring.
sSa3 25; lower do. 50 b002 - per half brl; No, l
herring, 8@30c per box; Goldfish, 5@51ac per lb;
sardines, quarter boxes, $l2 50@13 per case; and
| lib cove oysters 60o(a$1 per dozen. J ,.. ~
| Game is in moderate demand and market quiet
| We quote rabbits at 75c@$ per dozen, quail at
S2@2 26 and squirrels at 75(a90c per doz. Venison
saddles at 10@.lc per ID. Wild turkeys ct 6o@75c
4 each.
Hay is in moderate demand and quiet Prime
to choice timothy at $16@11 per ton, pressed, and
| No loose at 50c@S1 higher, Fair to good mixed
| at 81 idD15 and common at Sl1@E per ton, all
| on arrival. Oat straw at 50 50g1o, and wheat
| straw, at 5000 so per ton. ...,,.-. ...,....L
| Hides are In moderate demand and receipts
large. We quote green hides, 8Q961ac; wet sailed.
| 81sfg9c; dry salted, 13@14c. and dry flint, 16@
| tic per lb. Sheep pelts, 6Oc@$l % each, as to
quality.
| Hops have o quiet, steady demand T. d selling
| at 40c per lib for prime Eastern. ...... =. d,
| Hemp Is steady and quiet and quoted ut
sl2O per ton OIL arrival for Rough, and held
&5a10 higher in store. Dressed is quoted ct Sc
CO. .;nola ond Or for do,,bIa draqaad mar IN 1907