The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 9-2 T. M.

CINCINNATI. March 9-2P.M T
rluG FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour. The demand is fair and steady. We
quote family at S6 05@6 10. extra at s. 15@5 50.
$500 as 10 quality Fancy at So So@6 rs per brl,
sand patent at 81 25@Sper brl. Rye flour quiet at
~ 1905 per brl, the latter for best Northwestern
Barley quiet Little doing. spring at 6e@6Sc
has toauality, for sample. Fall at 7Sc for No. 2,
y,and 78g75o for good to prime sample.
l. Oats: Steady, and moderate feeding demand.
Qkhite at 40c for choice 81 939c for good to No q
saMixed at S@SSc for prime, and 35c for inferior
[ pr rejected.
~ Corn steady and 6 cd demand No. 2 mixed
shelled sold to-day at 421ac. No. yellow shelled
eRt 4sc. and yellow ear 43c Mixed ear at S9@l2c.
Us tosauality.
Wheat quiet and little off today Red is quoted d
n, ~ pes bu. White scarce and nominal. Inferior
lntots at 81 1O@l 20 and dull. a . :
ip Rye quiet and unchanged and selling to-day
tpt SO per bu for No.
IL PROVISIONS.
II Lard is quiet and rather easy. Prime steam
| quoted 7.1Ol071Ec. spot Currentmake about the
same figures.
| Mess pork is quiet with little demand, and
| quoled 81 75@12, per brl, spot.
/ Bacon is quiet Shoulders at 51s@54c, clear rib
lEA@7asc, clear sides Taa7s4c per lb. Sugar
\ Cured hams 9@lOc and shoulders per Id. can
| gased and packed
~ Bulk meats stesdy and et: Shoulders 4.209
lhAc. clear rib 6.60c, clear sides 69o97c per Id,
Hoose.
III WHISKY.
liz THE market Is quiet and easy and &c lower
! TO day Sales at 81 oi per gallon. government
standard. E
The market quiet and firm. Receipts to-day.
\ te67 bales. Stock, i0,69l bales Shipments, 627
lbales. The authorized quotations at the Cincn-
/, natl Cotton Exchange as follows: Ordinary. lie;
nrd, no mi0dlIOQ.
.hlng. lNzc.good middling 1SNe; middling fair
\ 1910 and fair l4s1c per pound.
H GkocEHTs>
MI Coffee is In moderate demand and steady. We
\ tauote Java at 25l29c, Mocha at 27@28c, Lagnayra
,aat l6@18c. Rio, common to fancy yellow, at 1874 @
n 2Olac per lb.
I,t Molasses: New Orleans is in fair demand at43@
4 A8c Ior fair to good, and 52M53c for choice Re-
! SSfned slyups quiet at 4O@60c, as to quality.
Z Riceis in moderate demand and steady. Louis
Hana at 7@71ac, Carolina 71a@7s4c perlb. 8
Sugar is fairly active and firm. New Orleans at
9k3felOc for white clarified, 8N@9c for yellow do.
and 71a(9SAc for raw per ID. Refined yellow, So
@B1sc; extra 911sa9sac; A white 9bta1Oc; gran
ulated, 10HaiG5sc: powdered and crushed, l01ac;,
cut Loaf 105Sc perlb.
MISCELLANEOUS. ...
Beans are quiet and steady and moderate Offer.
<gs We quote common 15@9Oc, fair to good
$,1091 u.s. prime to choice at vi 35@l 6O per bu.
Held1O@15c morefor jobbing lots in store.
/
Prime chestnut oak sells at $12 50@l3 per cord
| ahoat
Bran Is in fair demand and firm, with liberal
: oferingsat$4 80 pc ton; s ipstlhs neglected at
/ Sl4a15 and middlings in far demand ut $i6@N
per ton, all in bulk on arrival
( Butter: The receipts are light and market firm
There is good local demand and packers buying
I moderately. Choice Western Reserve dairy at 2!@
CSC, and 2@3c more for selections by the single
| tub and Central Ohio at 25926c per ID. Good to
n 16M1Sp Cream-
cry at 39@4.c for choice selections.
Broom corn is in fair demand and steady Red
, brush at 49ANc red tipped at 5@51ac green stalk
braid e@6a8e' and hnrl 7@7lac perlh.
BAGS are in mode; ate demand and steady.
We quote: Wool bags, 42@45c: single gun
nies i40l5c double gunnies 23c 2h-hu bur.
laps, 5a@llc; 4-bn bnTlaps. l31S@l4c and 2bu
cotton seamless at 2l@25c each.
Beeswax is quiet ana prime yellow selling at
2Oc per lb.
2-sb at 9ael4c. 211s-lb at 91499lac. and 2A-lb at
9llagslc per yard Jute about 11ac higher than
AJAX Jobbing lots Ne more than these figures
Iron desiat s8 per 1und'e.
Brooms; Steady mar market and 81 quiet 1a, ana a un; @
and shaker " 5093 and steamboat at So 1904 90
Per dozen.
Cheese is fairly active and steady at l4@l4>ac
for prime to choice.
Gsal,in moderate demand and quiet, with lib
lie for Hooking Valley and Muskingum, ll@12c
for Kanawha and Youghiogheny ll@12c for Camp
bell Creek, 9@lOc for Ohio River per bu, and
81 25@6 so for anthracite per ton. The ratesafoat
at &c Tor Ohio River, and &c for Kanawha and
Yougniogheny per bu.
Cotton yarns are in fair demand and steady
We quote: Batting, 10@l7c; assorted yarns, 2Sc
carpet warp white. Ac do, coIored. 29c; coverlet
warp 26c per 10. Cotton rope, 19@920c; twine 2l@
2sc; candle-wick, 22@Mc perlb.
.cnbo 10 in lioht demand hut steady and SELL
ing. Gas7house at &c.: crushed at &c; city
manufactured at 10c per bu, at yards About &c
more delivered to consumers.
Cordage is in fair request and firm, without
change in prices. Manila. 13A@l4c sisal, l2tg
[ 1lAc and iute at 9@10e per ID. .r
( Candles: Demand fairand market steady Star
candles at 13@l4c, and taliow att lO91le per lb.
coopersge : in an ample sup supply and mod, mod
Flour barrels, 2s@9Oc; pork barrels 6O@65c; do
terces 45@5Oc; SLACK hogsheads, 81 45@1 80: slack
hh5s, 81 25ai SO half hogsheads. 95@$1 whisky
barrais, 81 25al 80, and lard kegs, 2Sa30c each.
Goopers stuff Demand fair and market
;ssrrsi sssnay poles sl2ait: hoghead poles, poles sas@sS
trough barrel slaves $l5@2O: hogsnead slaves, s1S
ss@20 per 900.
Eggs are dull and easy at 9@s]lc per dozen for
fresh arrivals.
Feathers are firm and fair demand for prime
live geese at 45@46c per lb. 4
Fruits: Apples STEADY and quiet, at sos rs
per bri in store, good to choice. Lemons in
moderate demand. and firm, at $6l97
per box. Florida oranges 25@5, and
Messna at S3@3 50 per box, and moderate
demand Cranberries, prime to choice az % 500
40 so per brl, Dried apples at 61a@7c and dried
peaches at s@sHac per lb. - '''- '''--''
Fish firm and quiet, with fair demand at
the following Mackerei. = extra mess. 82S@
! 2s: No. large, $2692T: No. l bay, Sl2 5Ogl3;
J No,si medium, S10@1l: No. 2 large, s. 60lG9.
} No. 3 medium. 81 50@s: No. large 81 5O@S:
| No. 3,medum. S6@6 so per bri: lake herring.
Ss SOFAS rs per half bri: sardines. quarter boxes
SIC t9Q1S per case; Goldfish. 5@514e per ID, and
Notwithstanding. 2S@S0e per box \, 81,
HAY Is insfair demand and ample supply We
quote common at $l0@l1, fail TO good mixed at
3ls@i4, prime to choice timothy at $l5@l6, and
No. 1loose pressed at $3.50 per ton on arrival.
About S2 more instOre. Wheat straw at $l0QD10 so
and oat straw at $l1 per ton. se
Hides are In moderate demand and market
quiet and easy We quote, 619@71ac; wet salted
Sa8Lc; dry saited 13@14c, and flint, 15@17c per
B. Sheep pclts 75c@l 25 each with wool on. and
26@5Oc sheared 66 #F
Hemp scarce and nominal at $500 per ton for
rough Kentucky. it.t +4#
Hops firm and light offerings with fair demand
at,406342e per lb for prime 10 choice. s,St &
IRON is steady and quiet. Pig iron as follows at
months. Hanging Rock charcoal No. L. &42044,