The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-21
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Jan. N-2 P. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

rye Is gu et ana Steady, No. Zselllne To-Day
at S8c per bu on track and In elevator.
Corn Is quiet and steady. Mixed ear at 409He,
and stris ty prime held ut &c. Sales of inferior at
SOC per ba. Mixed shelled No. 2st 4S@ei3lse per
bu, and ouly ready bidders at inside hgape
PROVISIONS.
Lard is quiet and easy. Prime steam, 7sO@z. .s5c
per lb City kettle dull and held 3geSI4c per lh
Mess pork quiet and quoted at S13 per brl, and
not much demand ut this figure
Dry salt meats quiet and easy. Shoulders 4He,
clear ribs al 4@6ssc ana clear sides al SIC per
Bacon steady and quiet. Shoulders sh@6ke,
nib at 714l953Sc, and clear sides at 716a7ssc per
lb packed. Sugar-cured hams at stSlO7ae, as to
average.
Green meats dull. Shoulders g. 95@4c Clear
rib sides 59O@6c, held at the outside. Hams
7@711$c, good 10 choice average.
COTTON.
The market is reported easier to-day Receipts,
,5Sg bales. Shipments. 1,27g bales Stock. 10,96o
bales. The lucal Cotton Exchange prices for to-
day as follows: Ordinary, 1919: good ordinary,
l1ssc: low middlina, 1lIsc; mddlng, l214c; good
m,ddling;; E14c; niddlng faE 1870; and fair,
l4Ac per lb.
The market Is steady to-day. with fair demand,
and sales on Change at 81 OF per gallon, govern
ment standard. sr' ''.
Coffee: The demand is fair and market steady
LaguayrR at 161a118c; Java at o5@29c; Mocha
at 8@73c; Rio, Common to fair al l3tS@l51ac;
g,od to prime at l6@lSe; choice at 19@i91ae;
fancy yellow at 201a@2lc per pound. gI'
Molasses: The demand is fair and market steady.
We quote New Orleans at 43@50c ior prime to
choice, and 3Q140c for fair to- good per gallon.
Sorghum at 2@S0c. Refined sirups al 35g65c, as
n guality.
Riee quiet aBdt demand fair. Carolina at 71S@
74e and Louisiana 6s4@714c per 10.
Sugar: The demand is moderate but steady
at the following rates; Refined yellow,
S14@Sssc; extra G s9gsc; A white. 100
crushed, lie; cut loaf, nc Der ID. New Orleans
raw at 7@sc and clarified ut 9@1oc per ID.
MrscElLANEovs.
Beans: The demand Ii fair and market steady.
Fair to good 81 I5taf 80 and prime TO choice 81 40
al so per bu. .4.I.ag'.s 500.
tark steady and demand fair with ample re-
ceipts and eHoped as ssgl1 per cord for Prime
chestnut oak on arrival -..y..--.t
maud is far for the local retail trade. Creamery
quoted SO5c, but single packages OF fancy seec-
tions held ut ease more. Choice doing at 2I@a25c
for selections and 2lG28c for lots on arrival.
Good to prime at lS@y20c. Meitum grades at IA
116c, and common at 1U@12 per ib rr.
Bran is tirm and demand fl T at $l2 50@1S so
per ton. Shinstufs neglected and hekt af $iS0l4
per tn. Nitdlings fa demand and firm 1T Sl5d1
% per t0n all In bulk on arrival Held at 81 more
In stpre. W r "
Beeswax: The demand fair and supply ample.
Prime yellow at 20c per lb.
Broon,s quiet and steady Weauote eemmen at
81 35a1 75, hurl at s2 250a2 rs. shaker at " sO
Bb,om Corn il srm and fair demand. We quote
red brusl 3la(e41ar, red tipped 56DshG green
stalk braid at 6@67sc and hurl at 61a@71sc per
pound.
quote: Cotton seamless, bu, 2l024c; bu S0(S35c;
burlaps. 4-bu, 13k914hc; 2bu at 10911c gun
MES, 2-bu. 13@l4c; double. 2@22c wool bags.
i0SA5c. .,.'-.. ..g ....
per yard in round less. and jobbins about Nc
Iron cotton ties 81 Hvasy is per bundle.
Ceepers' stuff Market steady aad demand fair.
We quote: r our-barrei poles, ss@s; tisht-psErel
reugh barrel stayes, si5s20s hogshead staves. SIS
@20 per NJ. H
Cooperage quiet and easy. We quote: Flour
barrels zs30e; pork barrels. 7F @80c; do half bar
45@5Oc; slack hOgsheads. 81 S50ai 40; half hogs
neads, 9jeM$i: iron bound whisky barrels, 81 80
al S5, aud hard kegs. 309a5e each
Cotton yarns In fair demand and firm. Batting,
i0d9l6e; pound yarns. CSC; elrlet warp-white,
2sc; do. coiosed 2se, eoveriet warp 25e; cotton
rope. 19@20e: twine. 2OgzSc; candlewick, 2Sc per
lib. ..
Cheese Ia In fair demand and steady with prime
" choice al He1l4c per TO-
Cheese steady and demand fair and prime 10
choice factory sells at 13@14c per lb
Candles are in fai. demand and firm. Parsfine
at 20g2lc, star candies At 13@lS11se and tallow
candles at 1i@1fhc per lb:
Coal is in moderate demand and quiet but
steady. The rates are 6617e for Ohio River a. for
Kanawha, and Sc for Youghioghemy per busfel
affoat and Youghiogheny at l2c, Ka awiIa 12.,
Hooking Valley and Muskingum at 12c, and Ohio
River at Toe per ba delivered 10 consumers
Coke ia quiet and unchanged Quoted at SeS10c
per bu at yard and held about &c higher 10
consumers, delivered
Eggs are quiet. and large receipts, and quoted
al re- and large lots on val at lie per dozen.
Fruits: apples at s. 5o@s for good 70 choice in
and q 50@S per bu crate. Louisiana oranges at
Feathers in fair demand and steady. Prime live
geese at 42@I3e Ber ID.
Fish IN fas demand and market steady. Extra
mess mackerei. s2s@2s; No. large S26a27: No.
I medium. $l0@ft: No. 2 large, IS 50a9 90;
No. 3 medium do, a6 50tg7; No. 8 large, 81 58@s;
No. 3 medium. s. 50t06 per brf lake herring, SBg
8 rs; white fish, SO 00@6 50 per half brl; sardines
quarter boxes S12 5091S per case; Goldfish. 50512c
per H. and smoked herring. 28taS0e per box.
Game: K, eeipts light and marker dull Quail
at " So rabbits selling at 81 5Ogl 75per dozen.
Hay Is steady and demand fair We quote
prime to choice timothy at Sl6@l7 per ton,- and
No. l loose aboutst more ON arrival. Mixed hay.
fair to good at $l3@l5. and G. mmOn at S11 @l2 per
ton. Wheat straw st 50 5oelo. ana oat straw at
$40 50011 per ton.
Hides quiet and steady at the following
Green at 71sQsSc: wet salted. SIsM9c: dry salted,
13@14c. and flint, 15917c per lb Sheep pelts,
75r0aSl 2 each. & .....l..y. .
Hops: Prime to choice Eastern at $50 a0e, and
fair demand and steady.
Hemp: Rough Kentucky is quiet and steady at
Si20 per ton on arrival and about $40 higher I'm
store. Fair jn,,bing demand for dressed at 80 Tor
ST, gle. and &c for double, per Id.
Iron is firm aud the market fairly
active We quote pig iron at f1bnr months:
Hot blast charcoal. HANGING Rock, No. I. Si2g
AZ; do No. 2, $4l64i2; f6fge, $SSp8y; Southern,
No. l. $39(0i0; do. No. g. S3S@3g; forge. S369
81 per ton 'Coal-blas charcoal: Ranging Rock
carwheel, e50@5s; Southern do. $500 per ton.
Hot Dlast stone-coal and coke. red Snort, No. l,
S45@a6; do No. 2, Sf4t946; forge, $i2@43; Ohio
NJ utral. No l. S389S9: do. No. 2 tsi@s37: South
etn, No. I, $500; do. No. 2, S3S5a39 per ton.
American Scotch No. 1, $40Nz42: No. 2. S3994l
per ton. Wrought 'front.' common bar iron per 10,
8. 70c: charcoal bsr-iron, per lh 4ac: sheetiron.
boiled, Nos Is to "a, per b. 4N@5c; sheetiron,
charcoal, Nos. IS to %. per fb, 51a96Ho. Wrought
scrap at 81 5002; cast scrap. 81 coal Is Der 100
Leather is Quiet and steady. We quote: Oak
sole at S7@i9c; hemiock. -, G@y5e: hame@
leather, T@40e; American Zip. 55@90c: French
do, S@l 30 Amer Can calskins, S0e@N 10:
French do q 2@a IS pei ID. asII
Lead In fair demand and steady. We quote:
Pig lead at teaslac, bar 7@71ac. and sheet lead So
MUS quiet and steady. Shell bark hickory nuts
at 65@75c and largo at 40c per Dushel; pecans,