The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 1872 P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

CINCINNATI Feb. 1s-2P.M.
IL FLOUR AND GRAIN,
Flour The market has been easy and quiet
with fair local trade. Fancy is worth s6 $50
Iamily sold un TO S. We quote family at IS 500
Is. Extra at S595 80. Superfne at 81 5o@
as. Low grades at s. 5O@i 2 per brl. Rye
-four at "a 75@i 30 per brl and choice brands
OF Northwestern sold at IS.
Oats quiet AMI steady. White at S915@41e, prime
to choice mixed sample selling at S69;s8c per bu
good to prime: choice sold at i2c per bushel
Wheat Market firm, and offerings light Red at
81 2791 80 for good TO choice Amber at 81 2569
23, and ranged down to 81 10 for inferior per bu
White scarce and he ID nominaly at 2@3c hig her
than red.
Mess pork is steady aud quiet at $12 per brl,
sp0t
Lard steady and demand moderate. Prime
steam at Ll5@7. zoe per lb. .....
Bulk meats quiet and firm. Shoulders at ga
4S0c, clear rib at 6a@6.55c, clear sides 670@65zc
per ID, loose
Bacon steady and quiet. Shoulders at 5t951sc,
clear rib at TIC, clear sides 71Ia7tsc per lD all
packed. sugar-oured hams at 9@l04c per lb as
10 brand or average.
The market is steady. The receipts to-day
263 bales. Shipments, 6,972 bales. Stock, 1889
bales. The official quotations are as follows
Ordinary, lie; good ordinary. ll1sc; low mid
ding, 144e middling. i2szc; good mddling
1876 middling fair. 1916. and fair, l4s4c per
pound.
The market rules quiet and steady and fair de
mand with sales at 81 0e per gallon.
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Coffee is steady and quiet Rio at 1sh@2oc, as
to quality, latter for choice yellow. Java at 200
zoe, Mocha 2692Sc, IAguayra l6@lSc per ID.
Molasses Is in fair demand for New Orleans at
42@52c for fair to choice. Refined sirups at o5@
60e per gallon.
Rice is quiet and steady. Quoted at 7@Sc for
Louisiana and Carolina per lb II
Sugar is steady and quiet We quote: Refined
yellow, SA@S14c; extra c 9@9hc; A white. 9A@
9%c granulated l0@l0Ac; powdered and crushed
l65s@l01Sc; cut loaf 1910 New Orleans at n
aSEe for raw; s%@9c for yellow clarified. and
9%0t0c for white Der Id.
MIsCEILANEoUA
Bags Quiet and steady We quote 2-bu cotton
seamless 2l6l24c 2-bu gunnies 13@l4c, 2ha-bp bur
LAPS 11A@12e. 4-bu burlaps i4@ll1sc, wool bags
40@45c each.
Begging is quiet and steady. Flax quoted 90
9Ac for 2,lb y4@9Lc for 21S-lb, and 915@g46 for
21<-lb, per yard, and Nc more for small jobbing
lots, Jute about lie higher than fax. Iron cotton
ties at $S@3 Is per bundle
Bark is in fair demand. and firm at $l29ls per
cord. prime chestnut oak, afioat
Beeswax in moderate demand and selling at NOc
per ID f0r prime yellow
Butter is steady and quiet with ample receipts
and fair copsumptive demand Choice dairy at
22923c for choice Western Reserve, and O@2lc for
Central Ohio. per lb and 25g26c tor single pack
ages OF selections. Coed to prime lots at 16@l8c,
medium at lS@l4c, and common at l09l2c per H.
Creamery at 3593Sc per ID.
Broom corn: Demand fair and market steady
with moderate offerings. We quote: Red brush
at 494%c; red tipped at 5g5AG: green stalk
Brooms Market steady and the demand moder-,
ate. We quote as follows: Common 81 5O@1 IS,
hurl 81 5Oa2 rs. Shaker " 1908 90, steamboat
50 2594 25 per dozen.
Bran has been ailly active and steady and SUD-
ply AMPLE at S13@l3 so per ton Shipstufs neglect
ed at SlSal4 Middlings steady and quiet at $l5
a22 per ton, all in bulk, on arrival, and about
s. more asked in store.
Beans In moderate demand ana ample supply
at 81 25@l 85 for good to choice on arrival. and
held at l5@9oc more for jobbing lots In store
Coopers' stuff quiet and steady We quote:
Flouribarrel poles, $6@S tight-barrel poles $l2@
IA: hogshead poles, S20@25; rough barrel stayes
$i5@20 hogshead slaves. $lSNO per M
C0operage; The demand is moderate and steady
as follows: Flour barrels 2S@3Oc: pork barrels
62%965c: lard tierces. 759SOc ham tlerces 45@
SOC: slack hogheads, 81 45@l 80; half h0gsneads,
90a95c: lard kegs. 85c; and iron bound whisky
barrels 81 805@1 40.
Coal is steady and demand moderate. We
quote Ohio River &c, Kanawha 9c, Youghiogheny
&c, ah0at YoughiOgheny and Kanawha at 12c,
Hooking Valley and Muskingnm at 12c Ohio
Riyer l0c per bu, delivered TO consumers
Cheese is in moderate demand and market
steady at 14@141ac per ID for prime to choice
factory
Candles In fair demand. and steady. and selling
tallOw at IO1ae@1lc. and star at 13h@l4c perib.
:Cordage is in fair demand, and steady. and sell
ing jute at 9@10c, sisal at l29124c Manila at
18M@i4c per lib.
Cotton yarns in fair demand. ana market hrm.
We quote: Batting, 10@17c; assorted yarns, 23c; |
coyeflet yaFn, 25c; warp, 23@25c; wieking, 220 \
23c cOlOred warp. &c; twipe, l9@2lc; rope, lSM,
ISc per h. No. $40, 1l1ac; No. 600, l0>ac; No.
76o 9hc per dozen.
Coke; Demand light but steady. We quote:
Cas- House &c. crushed 10c city manufactured 10c
per bu OF yards, and &c more delivered to con-
umers.
Eggs In moderate demand and steady and sell.
ing at ffh@12c per dozen.
Feathers are; ;in,ample supply and fair demand
at 42@43c per ID.
o. to Quality. Lemons al "a 50@5 50 per boz.
Oranges quiet at $308 30 per box for Messina and
$s@S pei brl for Louisiana. Oranberries OF $40
10 per ibrl.
Flax seed in fair demand and firm at s1 26@ 4
! % per bu.
Fish: In fair demand and market steady. We
qiIote: Mackerel. extra mess, S2S@80 No. large.
$a6921: No. / shore. SIC 5o@;7; No. i medium. |
$l0dlll No. large, 80 50@9: No. 2 medium. 90 80
an: No. slarge. 81 50@S; No. medium. s696 so
D6r ,brl; lake 0efflng. &3 0Ul05 10. Wnlbe nSn, 4
36@8 SO; per half bri: sardines. quarter boxes. |
S12 5O@l3 per case; Goldfish. 505h cper ID, and
smoked herring. 28@30c per box. |
Hay is quiet and steady. Prime to choice tim |
othy s16@17 and fair to good mixed at S14al5 per
ton. all in bales on arrival and loose hay held
about 81 more Common pressed hay at $lO912 |
Der ton. Held in store 81 az more per ton Wheat |
straw in moderate demand at SO 50@1O, and oat
straw at SO 5O@11 per ton
Hides are in fair demand and steady and selling; |
Green. 7N8c: wet sslted. 899c: dry salted. i3@ |
lac: flint, l5@17e: do selected, 18@29c per lb |
Sheep peits. 75c@sl 25 each with wool on, and 25
054c sheared. ,..- n
Hops are quiet and firm at 4Oc per lb for prime
Eastern.
Hemp in light supply and market firm, and
quoted for rough Kentucky at SIy5@l40 per ton
on arrival, and dressed in store at SH@9c per lb |
iron is quiet and steady market Pig
iron ssfollows at four months: Hanging Rock. |
chascoa, No. 1, $43@44 Hanging Rock No. |
2, A2@43: do mill, S4l@42; Southern char
coal. No. l. $1@42 do. mill. $39@40 strong |
stone-coai and coke, No. /, S39@42; do mill SS7@
80: cold short stone-coal and coke No. ], $36@38 |
do MILL $35@37; red short, all lake ore, si6@ |
4s 80 per ton. Car.wheel: Hanging Rock. $55@58; |
Southern, S50055 per ton. Wrought iron: Com
mon bar iron 42Oc charcoal bar iron, 4Oc: sheet.
lion. boiled Nos Is TO a.. 5@6c: sheetiron, |
charcoal, Nos. 1Sto q. 61s0711sc perib. Wrought
aorar Al 5D02: cast 6craD. 81 35f0l GO Nor 10n 4