The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-30
RRyIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
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81.
Family selling at % 0595 49, Extra az 40@4 ~
annef6ns seS 65@a4 10. Low grades at " Zoos 70
per brl Rye -four ut 81 bO94 20. latter for choice
Northwestern. Fancy IS 75@e %, with patent pro-
cess apto ~ 90 per brl -e'-'-
Barley dull and nominal at S5@95c for fall sam
ple and 65a75c for spring per hu. Extra Nos
isli sold at gSc per bu to-day
rye quiet: No. 2quoted 81 1S@s2c; No. at soc
; wheat steady andquiet RED at 81 17@1 ls for
choice, aiid 81 lb01 ID for No. 2 Amber 2SSe
less than red. White nominal.
Os,s quiet Mixed l34@S5c. choice white SIC,
good TO prime 35@36c per bu. Inferior dull at
Corn steady: Mixed shelled No. 2 at 4o1Sc.
White shelled 42943c. Mixed ear 4394S2c for
choice.
Lard Is In fair jobbing demand at 6. 95@7c, for
curent.make Winter steam nominally held at
705@7. l0c per pound.
Mess pork steady and qniet at $40 25,per barrel.
spot and small jobbing lots held about 25c more.
Bacon quiet Shoulders 4t494.S0c, clear rib
sides 6S<M6JAc and clear sides 714@1ssc per 10.
Sugarcured hams at 8a4@loc per I'D. us TO aV-
erage. y f
Bulk meats quiet at 4c for shoulders, 615@6. zoe
for short rib sides. loose.
Market steady and unchanged. Stock. 7,S67
bales, Receipts 4O1 bales. Shipments, 459 bales.
Sales at Cotton Exchange reported AZ bales. Ofl-
fcial quotations to-day as follows: Ordinary Vac;
good ordinary. 103sc; low middiing, u1sc; mid
ding, ll[c good middlmg ll9c; middling talf,
12s6c; lair. 1870 per pound.
WHISKY.
The demand is fair and market steady and un.
changed. Selling at VI % per gallon.
sKocr.In Itr
! Coffee in feir demand and steady. We quote
Rio common l2a@13c, fair tn goad l4Lz@l6%c,
oln fancy yplOy OR Lawn
i5@2sc Laguayra l5@lSc, and Mocha 26@27c
per ID.
Molasses steady and quiet and quoted New Or
leans ut 4S6148c for fair to good and 52957c Tor
prime TO choice. Maple syrup SO@sOc, refined
syrups 40@60c per gallon.
Rice Is in lair demand and market steady at
7@sc perlb H ~
Sugar: Demand fair and steady at the
following. Yellow refined SAaShc; ex.
trs.C, 9R9k4c; A white, 9ka9s4e; granulated
and powde,ed lo@luao crushed ed lgae AUD cut
at TsI@8Lc clarified at 8A@9c Tor yellow and
SAai0c for white per lb. ''
MIsCELLANEoUs a
Beans in fair jobbing demand. Prime to choice
nayys, 81 5O@1 20 per bu. Inferior to good at VI q
% per bu. Ae
Bran is steady and amp'e offerings at 81 rer
ton Shipstuffs at $l8M19, and middlings at $ls@
% per ton on arrival in Duk t.i
moderate demand. Creamery at 23a24c pr lb
Choice West rn Reserve dairy at l9f920r ana ex-
ira selections l@2c more. Prime to choice cents al
OHIO and India al 1b@lSc per ID. Medium grades
at 13@14c and inferior at 1O9llc per To-
Broom corn IN ia demand and steady. Red
brush 4@4hc red tipped 5@51ac, green stalk
braid 6@6%c, hurl 6%@7c per h.
Bark Is aniet ana steady. Prime chestnut oak
afloat at $I3@13 80 per cord. 4..-t
Beeswax is STEADY and moderate demand at
2Oc per ID for primeyellow.
Bags IN fair demand and steady NJ the Follow !
ing Burlaps 4bushel, l3%@llc; 2.bushel "a
ai0c: gunnies, 2bushe .4ta@t5c; reserved, Is;
double, csc; cotton, seamless 2-bu Del, 2lQ2oc
and do, 1@S2c each; wool bags, 42@45c each
Bagging: Market Arm and quiet No quotable
change i'm prices. Flax at 1Oc for lbs. l0Zc for
az ID. and lO%c for ~ Id per yard. Jute about
lc higher than fax. Iron cotton ties $3 per
bundle. ~
4Brooms in moderate steady demand, at the fol-
lowing: Common at 81 SOAP 20; Shaker and hurl,
So 5OCaQ93; steamboat, $3 2b94 % per dozen.
Candles in fair demand and steady and quoted.
Star 12@12Lc and common tallow 1O%@llc per
pound
Cooperage is in fair demand and steady as
follows: Flour-barrels. 25@3)c; pork barrels. 65@
S6c; ham terces, 45@5Oc slack hhds, 81 25@l 30;
half bhds. 95c@$l; whisky barrels, six iron hoops
81 2bQS1 80 and lard kegs 2S@3Oc each.
Coolers stuff: Demand moderate and market
quiet and steady. We quote: Slack-barrel poles,
$685. hghtbarrel poles, Sl09l2: hoghead poles.
S9SaS0 per M: barrel slaves. slS@20 h0gshead
staves $l6@20 per NJ y.s..,.
Cordage is firm and quiet We quote at 1870
14Lc for MANILA 120l2s4c for sisal. and 9@91c
per ID. for jute.
Cotton yarns quiet. We quote: Batting, 1l@
I6c pound yarns 24c carpet warp, white, 24c;
do. colured. 29c: cOverlet warp 26c per h. Cot
ton rope, 20c; twine, 2la24c, and candlewick, 24c
per ID.
Coal in moderate demand and steady at pre-
yious prices The rates delivered to CONSUMERS
asfollows: Ohio River at &c, Kanawha 10@11c.
Hooking Valley and Muskngum 1l@l2c, Camp
bell Creek 10@1lc, and Ioughiogheny lie per bui
Coke steady and demand light Gas House &C.,
crushed &C. and city manufactured 10c per b,i at
yards. About &c more to consumers delivered.
Cheese is in fair demand and steady, and SELL
ing prime to choice factory at 1Ih@l21ac per lb.
Eggs are in fair demand and market steady,
at 9H@l0c per dozen.
Fruits: Apples in moderate demand at $3 so
n4 per brl. Lemons at 81 a0(0J 80 per box. Or
anges at $i@I5 per box for Messina. and 9@1l for
per case for Valencia. Dried apples quiet at IN
md about 1c less on arrival. Strawberries sell at
SOFAS 50 per crate OF "a quarts. and receipts
moderate.
Feathers are steady and quit, with prime live
geese at 45c per lb
Fish steady and quiet ana demand moderate.
Extra mess nhCkSTel 0ZfuZo. NO. luISc uo, SZDO
Isl: No. / medium. $40 50@1l No. 2 large do,
Be- 5O010: No. 2 medium do. 81 50@S;. No. 3 large.
k7@7 SO: No. medium S606 so per brl: picked
salmon, Sl5(915 5v per bi; upper lake herring,
B3 750R4; lower do. SO 50@S rs per half brI: No.
herring 2S@3Oc per box Goldfish. 4la95hc per
b sardines, quarter boxes. Sl2 509l3 per case;
and lib cove oysters 6Oc@Sl per doz
Hops are steady anf quiet, and selling at sSd
per lb for prime Eastern. ,.,r'
Hidcs in moderate demand and steady. Quoted
Green. 7@Sc: wet salted, S1a091Sc; dry
salted, l8@l4e: flint. 166sl7c; do selected,
AS@a0o per lb. Sheep pelts, $l01 % each;
sheared do, 25@40c. zac.
Hay is in fair demand and market steady.
Prime to choice timothy OF SIS 50al6 30 per ton,
and for No. l loose pressed 50c@$l more. Fair
to good mixed at $1s@A, and common prairie
hay at $l0g1l per ton, all on arrival. About o.
more in store
Hemp in moderate demand and steady, and
| quoted $l60d170 per ton for rough Kentucky on
arrival Single dressed in store at 12h@l5c:
double dressed, 1i@14Rc per h.
Iron is duh and heavy and the market weak,
and prices declining Pig iron, at 4 months, as
follows: Hot-blast charc0al--Hanging Rock, No. /,
per ton, s3l0l32 do, No. 2. $30@3l: do, forge. $40
@3O. Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Virginia,
No. l. SSO9yl: do NO. q $29g30; do, forge, 3280
o. Cold-bl harcoal--Hanglng Rock car-wheel,
e50N60 Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia,
Alnha ma and Vtrytn0 hot- hast stonepnal and