The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-26
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 26-2 P. M.
>LoUR AND GRAIN.


@6 S0 and patent held up to IS per brl. Family
at S6@6 20. Extra at IS 25a5 So Superfine al
"a 7595 90. Buekwheat flour dull at S5@s5 25 pei
Oats are in moderate demand and steady.
Mixed at Ss@S9c, and prime to choice white at Al
@i2c per bu.
Barley is steady. Spring at coarse for fair tc
choice sample; fall at S5990c for prime 10 choice
sample, and SDe for No. B. per bu.
Rye is dull. No. 2 in elevator held at sec, and
bids at S5c per bu,
Corn: Fair demand and steady Prime mixed
ear sold at 42c. with inferior down to SIC, as Ia
quality, on track. Mixed shelled at 43c per bu fol
prime sample on track.
Wheat is firm to-day, owing chiefly to light
offerings. Red is quoted al 81 27a1 80 and very
choice lots would bring, but not offered. Amber
about lc less than red, and some red and amber
at VI 80 per bu. White nominal.
PROVISIONS. .....
Lard is steady and quiet Prime steam at 1909
1850 per lb. Kettle leaf nominal at StaSc per ID.
Mess pork quiet and quoted at Sl3 20 and bids
Tor round lots at about Csc less per brl.
Bulk meats quiet and steady Shoulders at
4.S9Ssi.a5e; clear rib at 612@66Oc clear sides
Bacon quiet Shoulders at 5Aa5 SOC; clear rib
at 7.35@7. 4Oc; clear sides at 7.60@7.65c per ID,
packed. Sagar-cured hams at 9149l01ac per lb,
as 10 average.
Green meats dull. Shoulders held at 4.lO@
4,15c; clear rib sides at 614c, and hams, as to
average, 6A@7Ac per lb.
COTTON.
The market is steady and prices unchanged.
Receipts to-day, l 227 bales. Shipments S36 bales
Stock, 1886 bales The local official quotations
low middling. lls4c middling, rl11sc good mid
ding l2ssc middlng fair. 49, and fair, l41sc
per lb. -.
Is easier to-day and 10 lower. Sales by Govern
ment standard at 81 O6 per gallon.
GRoCERIEs
Coffee is steady and quiet We quote Java at Is
@29c; Laguayra at 16@iSc, and Mocha at 27@2Se;
Rio, Common to fair at 1319@l5l5c; good to
prime at l6@lSc; choice at 19@I91ac; fancy
yellow at 201a92l per pound.
Molasses steady and tairly active for New Or
leans at 35@42c for common to good and 45@5Oc
for prime to choice, per gallon. Refined sirups
gallon.
Rice iseueta and moderate demand Carolina
at 71s@754c, and Louisiana at 6ss4@714c per lb.
Sugar quiet and steady. New Orleans raw 6s4e
Yellow refined, S1s@ss4c; extra G, 999kc A
White, lO@lOac granulated and powdered, lOA
@l07ac; crushed. lie; cut loaf, 1l1sc per lb.
I MISCELLANEOUS.
Bags in fair demand and steady. We quote:
Wool bags. 4O@ 475sc Burlaps 4-bu, 14d141sc
2bu at 1112@12c Gunnles, 2-bu. 1iIa@l5c;
Cotton seamless, 2-bu, 2l@24c; 3bu. 2s9S2c each.
&c for 2-lb, 91e for 2s-lb, 91ac for 2lb per yard
Jute 1@1Hc per yard more than flax. Jobbing
rates about Nc above these figures. Iron cotton
ties So 1902 70 per bundle.
Bark is in moderate demand and good supply
at $l0@l1 per cord for prime chestnut oak.
Beans are in moderate demand and steady.
Quoted: Common to fair at 90c@Sl IS, and good
TO choice lots at 81 259l 50 per bu on arrival and
15@2Oc higher in store.
Broom Corn Is steady and quiet. We quote red
brush S11za41ac red tipped 5@51@c, green stalk
braid at 6@61ac, and burl at 61a@71ac per pound.
Bran ia quiet at Sl2 50@l3 per ton, and steady.
Shipstuffs dull at SlS@l3 so per ton. Mddlings
at $l5@22 per ton, all in bulk, on arrival.
Butter is firm and quiet, with ample receipts.
Choice dairy at 23@25c for Western Reserve, the
latter for selections, and 20@21c for Central Ohio
per lb. Good to prime at 16@lSc; medium at
I8@14c, and common down to l0c per lb.
Creamery scarce, and held at SO@35c per lb, Us to
quality.
Beeswax: Market steady and quiet, and prime
yellow at 20c per ID.
Brooms in moderate demand and the market
steady. Weou0de common at 81 35(@1 rs, hurl at
81 25@2 rs, Shaker at W 5O@3 90, and steamboat
at 50 50t94 90 per dozen.
Coke steady and quiet and no material change.
Gas-house at SC, crushed at &c per bu at yards.
Held at &c more delivered to consumers.
COopers' stuff in moderate demand and good
supply. Slack barrel poles, S6@S; tight-barrel
poles. $l0@12; and hOgsnead poles, $20@26 per
NJ; barrel slaves, SlS@2O; hogshead slaves. 8l6@
20 per M.
lS@l354c; sisal at llA4@l2lSc; jnte 9@1Oc per lb
Cotton: Yarns in tair demand and steady. We
quote: Batting l0@l7c; assorted yarns, 2Sc; COW
eriet yarn, 25c; warp, 23@35c wicking, 22@23c;
colored warp, 2Sc; twine, l9@2lc; rope, 1S@19c
per lb: No. 500 1l9c; No. GOO, 101c; No. 70O 91Sc
per Dozen
Candles IN moderate demand at 1l@1lbc for
tallow. ls@iS1sc for Star, and 9@2lc per lb for
parafflne.
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for Ohio River, and Sc for Kanawha a, and and
Youghiogheny. per bushel, delivered to con-
sumers Youghogheny at 12c and Kanawha,
Muskingum and Hooking Valley l2c, Ohio River
10c per bu. Anthracite Sc 5O@7 per ton, and Kan
awha Camel at zoe per bu, delivered.
Cooperage is firm and demand moderate
Flour barrels 25@30c pork barrels @S0c; do half.
barrels, 45@50c; lard tierces. S5@90c; ham tierces
45@50c; slack hogsheads, 81 3591 40; halfhogs
al So, and lard kegs. S0@S5c each.
Cheese firm and fair demand and prime to
choice factory at 13@14c per lb.
Eggs are steady and in, ample supply, and
quoted at 111a@l2c per dog for fresh.
Extra mess mackerei. S2S@29: No. l large S26@27:
No. | shore do, S17@1S; No. i medium.
$40 50@ll; No. I bay do, $l2 50913; No. large
do, SIS 50a9 co. No medium do $797 so; No.
$ large, s7@7 50, No, smedum. s5@5fb0 per bri;
age; No. white fish, IS 5Oa6 90; No 2 do, 81 so
as; picked salmon, Sl59i5 50; upper lake her
ring, s33 25; lower do So 75(9S per half brl: No.
; herring, 2S@30c per box; Goldfish, 4l51518c per
lb: sardines quarter boxes, S12 50@13 per case;
llbcoye oysters, 60c@Sl per dozen.
Fruits Apples ut So 00@3 % per brl for prime
10 choice, and 81 25Gl2 so for inferior per brl.
Louisiana oranges, 81 50t9S 60 per br, and Flor
da at $5@6 per box. Lemons at s5Q96 per box
md firm. Cranberries firm al $S69 per brl Dried
peaches at S981ac, dried apples at 6@7c per lb.
Feathers firm ana the demand fair. We Quote |
prime live geese at 43c per Id.
Game quiet and nominal at 81 50@3 or quail |
md 81 50@l IS for rabbits.
Hay ouiet and steady. We quote timothy prime |
o choice, packed, at S16 50@l7 SO per ton on ar.
ival, and loose held about 81 more. Talr to |
,ood mixed at Sl3@i5. and inferior at Sll@12 per
on all on arrival. Oat straw at $40 5011l 90, and
wheat straw at $40 00@10 80 per ton.
Hemp: The market is quieta steady. Rough /
Kentucky quoted at u 30 per ton, in store, and |
bout 80 more on arrival Dressed joDbing slowly
It Sc for single and &C for double dressed, per lb
Hides arc steady and quieta ana quoted as follows:
ireen at 71a@8e: wet salted. S15tg9c dry salted, |
3@14c. and flint l5@isc per ID. Sheep pelts.
5c0sSl 25 each ... j. ......
Hops: Prime to choice Eastern u SSG4Oc. and |
afr demand and steady.
Irof firm and demand fair We quote |
he following four months prices Iron: /
To- No. D si2a4s: do min, si1a4e Southern char,
oal. No. l. $ll@42; do. mill. sss@iO; strong
a n. a