The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17
WEEKLY REVIEW or THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.

WEEKLY REVIEW or THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CrNeTNFATr. Jan. fT-2P. N. ,
FfogR AND GRAIN.
Flour has been quiet and easy, with only . fair
local demand. Prices somewhat lower during the
week. Family sells at 1606 70. Fancy quoted at
S6 40@6 S but held up to IS for patent process per
brl. Extra at IS $500 60. Superfne at 81 S5@
5 10. Low grades offering down to $3 7a, as to
quality, per brl. Buckwheat flour neglected at
$505 40 per brl Rye -four at S6 1895 % for good
barley steady and demapd fair. Spring at 6sc
for No. 8, and 7O(175c for good to prime SAMPLE
Fall at S0@soc. and No. is held at the latter
figure.
Oats quiet and steady. Mixed st ssh@4oc, as
per bu.
Rye in light demand and closing steady No. Q
at SS9Ssc on track. and some selling at s0c de-
livered
Corn has fair demand, and. steady. Prime
mixed ear selling to-day at 4lc per bu Mixed
shelled sold at 429421ac for No. 8 and quoted 43@
431Sc for No. 2. per bu.
Wheat Market quiet and weak Prices lower.
Red is quot to-day at 81 25@l q, good to choice,
but held 2u3c higher, and some prime sample sold
at 81 26. Bmber about the same as red, though
bids l02e less. White scarce and nominal.
Mess pork quiet and steady at Sls 25 per brl, and
round lots bid about 25c less,x ,tl.
Lard is steady and quiet, and prime steam at
7$sc, per lb City Kettle leal nominal at a@8Lc.
Shoulders at 4.S5@4 40c clear rib SIDES at Ga
96ese and clear sides at 6a4@esOcper h. all
loose, partly cured. .J .
Green meats dnll and ,nominally quoted:
sh alders, 41a94l4c. clear rib sides, 6z@6se ;
Hams, as to average, 7@7szc per ID.
RNpnn nlliat St.auldasA hLa clear Yh sidf4l
79s@7s4c per H. packed. sugar-cured meats fair
demand, shoulders 6110161ac. Breakfast bacon SO
S1ae, hams s4@1o1ac, average and brand.
COTTON. ...
The market has been steady and quiet the past
week and no quotablc change in prices Sales re-
ported at the Cotton Exchange, l097 bales. Re-
eeipts for the week, l2,G0 bales shipments,
14,s5s bales. Stock, laSs5 bales The official
quotations at the close as follows Ordinary,
101ac: good ordinary, 1isSc; low middling. 1lgsc
middlng. I214c; good miidling. Eye middline
fair. 1870; ana fair. l41e per ID.
WHISKY.
Themarket Is steady and quiet and selling al
81 08 per gallen.
Coffee has had quiet market with fair con
sun,pive derhand and steady. Quoted
common. Rio. at 13la@ei41Sc; fair to good at 15G
17c; prime to choice at 1S9I9c1a; fancy yellow
at 2O@2lc; Java at 25029c;. Mocha at 27@2Se; La
guayra at le@i8c per pound.
MoIasses has been fairly active for New Orleans
and irin., and sci ing at 3S@40c for common TX
good, and 43(g50c for prime to choice per gallon
| Refined sirups at 40@60c, as to qualify.
Rice has been steady and Quiet at 1880 per Ii
for Louisiana and Car lima. .t.s.... +--.-
Sugar has been steady and quiet. Quoted
New Orleans at 6@7c for raw. and 9@io'
extra c, 99essc;. A white lQ@1O1ac; granulatet
and powdered, 1O4@llc; crushed. lie; cut loaf
llbsc peslb "f'|
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bags have been aulet ana steady ut the follow.
| ing Cotton seamless 2bu. e1@24c; 3-bu, 3O@35c
burlaps. 4-bu, l3k0141ac; 2-ba at l0gllc; gun
mes, 2-bu. is@lAc; double. 2@22c; wool bags
Bagging was in moderate demand and price
steady, with No material change. We quote 2-lt
fax at s@s14c 21s-lb at 9Nms1Hac, 2h.lb at e1a@
gs4c per yard in round lois. and iobbing abou
cotton 'gs s. ysadb psl bassds asdhs, than
Bark was in fair demand and steady and Prin'
to choice chestnut eaK at slo@Il per ton on al
rival. G
bing lots at 81 25@a1 50 for good 10 ch0ice on al
rival. and 15@2Oc higher for store lots
Beeswax has been In fair demand and steady
with prime yellow Sc ling at 20c per ID.
i BroOnls firm and demand moderate as follows
Steamboat at $S 25@4 90, Shaker At " 5o@S o.
Broom corn has moderate, steady demand an
market quiet Red brush 81a(1lc. red tippe
4h05,4c, green stalk hade61.c: hurl, good
choice, 6a7c per Lib, the outside figure for sma
Butter has been steady without any 1nateril
change In prices The receipts are large, and tn
market fully supplied with fair local tade an
moderate packing and shpDng demand; Cream
selections, and se@ssc fof choice. westeri, ii
serve at aO@2ic for Central Ohio and Indiafs
Good to prime lots at 16@l8c. and medium at 1SC
| l3c, and inf, or at logic per ID. Ash
Bran has fair demand and firn market an
]s"l1 ng at $l2 00(012 30 per ton. Shpstnfs duh
S12ais rer ton, and middi'hgs QUIET and stead
q. Sl4q20 per ton, all In bulk on arrival.
Cheese Is STEADY and quiet with moderate ofie
ings. Quoted at l2@lSnc for good to choic
Candles have moderate demand and quiet I,
previous prices Tallow candles at 12ka0lic. st,
candles al lote@i3Lac. pamffine 20@2ll1 20 per lb.
Cooperage The market is steady atiSft quiet
the following prices: Flour barrels 2S@30c; pOr
barrels seess .s lard sGs.0ssas s,ses ssS@g s ba ha
hOgsheads. 90@s95c; lard kegs, 35c, and irOl
bound whisky barrels, 81 3S5al ~.
Coopers stuff: Market steady and demand fai
We quote. Four-barrel poles, $685. tight-barr
poles, sl2@1i and hogsnead poles. $S@s
rough barrel slaves, sl5@2O; hogshead slaves. 8
Cheese has been IN fair cofsufhptive dernah
and steady, with prime to choice factory at 121t
1870 per ID. and lac for extra mild. t
Coal has been quiet and weak. with modera
demand. Quoted as follows: YUughiogheny's
per bu aaoat and l2c delivered: Kanawha Riv'
&c af1oat and l2c delivered; Hooking Valley I.
delivered: Muskingum Valley l2c delivered; On
River &c afoat ana 10c delivered; Kauawha Cal
mel 9Oc per bu, and anthracite IS 5O@7 per ton d
livered. il e-H 9
Coke has moderate and steady trade and Il
} market quiet We quote SC for gas-house and 9
1Oc for city-made and crushed, ser bu. at yard
! and &c higher 10 consumers, delivered.
1 Cordage: Demand fair and prices steady. "
auoe jute 9a9atc. sisal 1is40e121ac, and manil
1S@1Ss4c per pound. =.
Cotton yarns; Deme,d fair and market fir
and steady at about previous prices. We quote bs
ting, lO@l6c; assorted yarns, 23c; converted var
= 28c; warp, 2S@25e; wick 4ng 22@2Sc; colored war
25c; twine, I94zlc rope, 18@19c per rlb
Eggs: The market has been well supplied al
ldemand fair. with fresh at the close selling at
@;4c per dozen. .tl3,,. /,
Feathers have been firm and quiet. closing wi
fair demand at 42c per lib for prime live geese.
II Fish: The market steady and the d
mand fair. Quoted: Extra mess mac
erei, $2S@2s: No. l large S2sa27: n
/. II medium, $l001l; No. . large, $S ;O@9
. No. 2 medium do, S6 5O@7: No. 3 large 81 50@
4 mo 8 medium. s5 5Oa8 per bri: lake h Stlng. o
S 25; white fish, S6 00@6 80 per half brE sartin,
lnuarter boxes S12 50Gl8 Der case; Goldfish, 5)51