The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET
CINCINNATI. March 0-2 P. N.


ira at s5@5 25 super at ST. l5Q4 40, and low
grades So J093 per brl. Rye flour "a 6094 80 per
brl.
Corn quiet and seady: No. mixed sheled sold
to-day at Ss1sc; No is held at a0ss94ic per oa;
mixed ear ut 421ac for prime; 40@4le tor fair TO
good; white or yellow corn Is held 2gSc ABOVE
mixed.
Oats: Market quiet and steady. White at 400
4lc for prime TO choice. Mixed 3Sc Tor NO. z H.
feror al So@S6c. ..fa.
fall s3gS5c. Good to choice spring at 65W7S per
|bu ~ H
Wheat is Quiet and weak. Red at 81 20@l % for
fair to good lots. and 81 A@l 2S for No, Z; A A
small lot of choice red at Landing sold at u 70.
IAmber 1012c less than red White mercy nom-
nal at 81 2S@1 80 for choice.
Rye is quiet and easy and No. quoted s2c on
rrlval, and S2ts@S3c in elevator Rejected AZ foc
md dull.
Lard is auiet and easy with current make at 7c |
ree on board and moderate demand at this.
Mess pork steady at $40 75@1l per brl for job |
)fng lots and bids at the inside figure.
Bacon quiet Shoulders at DC, clear RIB TIC. |
,lear sides at 81. .4Ot97Hc, packed. Sugar cured
nams at y@lOc per ID, canxassed and packed.
Bulk meats steady and quiet. Shoulders at 49, |
O5c clear rib at 6.45@612c, and clear sides AZ Va
D6.80c. loose, per ID.
The market is weak. Receipts 302 bales ship. |
nens. 1074 bales Stock. oSS I@les naes. a UeoS nsi
binary, 1lhc; low middling. l2Ac; mio9mng,
&l2s1c; good middhng 1886 middllng tnf' lSssc;
|fair, l46sc per pound.
The market is steady and quiet at 81 0S per gal
hon.
/ Coffee Market steady and quiet. We quote:
Rio at 1s1%ai4c for common, N1s@l61sc for fair
No good. l7L@19c for prime to choice, ana we
i2OlSc for fancy yellow, per pound. Mocha at ZIG
t2Sc Java at 26@29c, anu Laguayra OF l6glsc.
Molasses Market steady and quiet sorghum sfGnn
at 350a4 a4Oc per gallon. Refined syrups at 3b9ooc
DER cal as to quality New Orleans IN talr de-
mand at 45@52c per gal.
Rice is steady and demand fair, and selling at
T;@Sc for Carolina, and 7@71ac for Louisiana
fper lb.
leans 1ihasilc yellow CLARIFIED S1S@9c. and white
at 9A@l0c per lb. Refined yellow at SA@
SIC; extra c, 9s93sc; A white. S,4@s5sc; gran
] ulated and powdered 1O1s@lOssc; crushed lO1ac;
cut Loaf l0ssc per lb ..a
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark is firm and quiet, and prime chestnut
oak at $139l3 so per cord afoat
Bags: Market quiet and steady. Burlaps
4-bu, 181SCsl4c; 21a-bu, 1O1a@llc, 2'bu, 9H@l0c;
gunnies, 2-bu, l41a@15c; sesewed 15c; double 2sc
I cotton seamless, 2-bu, 2la2bc, aud 3 do, 28(9S2c
each; wool bags at 42@46c EACH
Bran quiet and steady at SIS 0o@l5 30 per ton:
:Shpstuffs at $l5@16 per ton. Middlings at VIZ OO
0A22 90 perton, on arrival, and 81 more in store
Butter The market is steady and moderate
receipts, with fair demand Prime to choice
dairy 2l@26c per lb for Central Ohio, and 26@!Sc
for Western Reserve, and held l@2c hlgner ior
single packages Of extra: Fair to good packing
lots at 2O@22o and inferior at 16@18c per lb.
Creamery at 38@39c per lb
Beans are steady and quiet with good to choice
lots at 81 2591 45 per bu and held l0@l5c more In
store.
lb for prime yellow.
Broom corn is quiet and fair demand, and mod
crate offerings. Red brush at 4@4%c, red tip,
ped b@51ac, green stalk 6@7c, and choice hurl
at T@7dc per ID.
Bagging: Steady and demand fair. Flax at
for lib per yard. Jrte held about hc higher
than fax. Iron cotton ties at IS per bundle
Brooms: Moderate demand and steady. Com
mon at 81 4Oa1 rs. Hurl at 81 50@2 75 Shaker
Ct 50 1898 co. Steamboat at ~ 2SS4 I" per
dozen.
Candles: Demand moderate and quiet Star ct
Hal4c and common tallow at l0@1011c per lb.
Cordage: Moderate demand and steady at pre-
hous prices. We quote: Jute at 9@10c, sisal, 12@
l21Sc Manila at 13@l4c per lb
Cooperage: Steady market and quiet with mod
crate demand. Flour-barrels 25@S0c; pork barrels,
s5c ham tierces, 46ab0c; iTon-bound whisky bar
rels, 81 2501 80, and lard kegs, 2s@SOc each.'
Coopers, stufr Quiet and steady and good
supply W. rGss a%Se:. .M,s sarse.9 poles ese. e
GsO: barrel slaves. sla@2O hogsnead stavsi, Sl6
@20 per 1000.
Cotton yarns: Demand moderate and market
steady: Batting, 119l6c; pound yarns, 24c; car.
pet warp, white. Ac; do, colOred. 29c: coverlet
warp 26c per Id; Cotton rope, 20G twine. 2l024c,
and -cAndle-Wick, 24c per lb.
Coal Is in fair consumptve demand and steady.
We quote the following: Delivered to consumers,
ll@12c, Youghiogneny and Kanawha l1@l2c.
Campbell Creek l1@12c peril Anthracite S6@7
per ton, Rates afloat at &c for Ohio River and So
lor Kanawha and Youghiogheny per bu.
Coke is quiet ana steady and quoted at &c for
e3as-house and crushed and 10c for city manu-
featured per bu, at yards About 20 more de-
kvered.
Cheese is steady and quiet and prime to choice
factory at 13@14c per ID.
Eggs are in moderate demand and steady, at
p@9I5c per dozen for fresh.
Fruits, Apples at g 26es 75 per brl n store.
case s for Vaiencia and 1894 per BOX for Messina.
Cranberries at 50 5O011 per brl and 50 5O@3 rs
per crate.
Feathers in ample supply and demand moder-
ate Prime live geese at 45@46c per lb.
Fish steady and market quiet We quote:
": No. medium, yl001l; No. large IS 50@9;
No. 2medium 81 50@S; No 8large, 81 80, @8: No.
medium. $6@6 so per bri, Lake herring. % 500
876: whiefsh $6@6 so per half bn: sardines,
quarter boxes, $12 50@13 per case; Goldfish. 50515c
per ID, and smoked herring. 289S0c per box. =
HAY is steady and quiet and moderate offerings
and selling: Prime to choice timothy at SIS 50@
1850 fair to good mixed at $141l4 80, common at
&IO01I per ton on arrival. Wheat straw at 500
10 so, and oat straw at Sll per ton.
Hides steady and quiet We quote green at "a
SC, wet salted at 8N@9c, dry salted at 13@14c,
flint at 15@17c per lb. sheep pelts 75c@$1 % each,
as to quality.
Hemp, Market firm with little Offering
Rough Kentucky held $180@200 per ton. Single
dressed at lac and double dressed at Ice per lb.
iron is steady and quiet Pig iron Hang
ing Rock. charcoal. No. l. 5000 Hanging
Rock No. 2. t38939: do, mill. $50 0Oa3S 90;
Southern charcoal. No. !. 837@3S: No. q $36@37;
do. mill. S86 00037 90: stone-coa and coke. NO.
i. N309l5: No. 2, $42G44: Ohio Neutral, No. /,
$37@3g; No, Q, $36@38: Southern, No. /, S37@38;
Southern, No. Q, S37@37 Cold blast char
coal-Car-wheel: Hanging Rock, o58 00@60 90;
Southern, S55@5S per ton. Scrap iron cast at
81 25@1 so, and wrought at 81 50@2 90 per 100 lbs
Wrought iron: Common bar iron. 4c; charcoal
barir0n 5. .20c; sheet-iron. boiled Nos. 10 to a.
5@6c: sheetiron. charcoal Nos. 10 to q, 61s0jN
7Hc per ID. American Scotch: No. I, s38940; No \
2, s35@37
Lead: Market steady and quiet and unchanged.
Pig lead fZ@6szc. bar lead S071ac, sheet lead