The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 1872 P. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

fancy 50 2596 70, patent process at yQSS pr
barrel Extra. at at $5 1905 so. Sugar at 81 56a
80; low grades at s. 5O@4 10 per brl Bye -four
at &80@4 20 per barrel. a. IS
Oats quiet No. 2. mixed 800, fair to good $40
$50 per bu. White 1@2c higher than mixed.
Barley: Market quiet and steady: Spring at
6Og6Sc for good to choice Fall held at lO@soc,
as to quality. Inferior dull and nominal
Rye is quiet and No. selling in elevator at SAC
per bu. Rejected dull at SOC.
Corn is steady. No. 2 mixed shelled spot held
at 43c, and 10 arrive at 42c. Mixed ear good to
prime at 4lfl42c and choice held 49,, Pure white
or yellow held 2@3c above'mixed. az
Wheat fair demand; Red selling at 81 2Sgl go
prime to choice Amber 1@2c less than red., =
Bulk Meats in moderate demand. Shoulders
at 494.O5c, clear rib 6.45@61ac, clear sides het
6s596 90c per Ill., loose. :"+.A7
Bacon steady and quiet. Shoulders SIC, clear
rib nc, clear. sides 7s4e per lb.. packed, SUGAR
cured hams 9@1Oc per lb canvased and packed
Mess pork is quiet aud easy at sl1 80 held at
Lard is quiet and. weak. Currentmake at 79
71Oc, and bids mostly at under figure. Prime
nominal at TIC Kettle dull held at Taos and
dull
Market steady. and unchanged. Receipts, 15s
bales Shipments. 80 bales. Stock 1O,O97 bales
I0e lOcdu QuUGttDllSt un ioiloWS. otulHoAys
miSdlifis, l2s1c good mlddling, 1870; middling
fair 1880; fair, l4sscperlb'
WHISKY
Is selling steadily at 81 "a per gallon and the de.
mand fair.
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Coffee IS steady and demand fair. Laguayra at
I5lS0l715c, Mocha 2b0a27c, Java at 25@2Sc per lb.
Rio at 1SK@2ohc for common to fancy yellow
Molasses is in fair demand, and New Orleans at
45@53c good to choice. Refined sirups at 35@60c
per gallon
Rice steady and quiet. Choice Carolina at TIC
and Louisiana at 7@71ac per lb.
Sugar is in fair demand and steady at previous
prices. Raw New Orleans at 7%@Shc. yellow
clarlhed at s1S@9cs and white at s.S@loc per lb.
Refined yellow at SZ@8s4c; extra o, 99Sssc; A
white gZd9Ac; grantulated and powdered, 1915
@l03Se; crushed l01ac; cut loaf. 10s2c per lb.
t MIscBLLANEoUa ss. s"1
4 Beans are steady and the demand fair at 81 35
al so for prime TO choice, and held D@15c more
for jobbing lots
Bark is steady and quiet. Prime chestnut oak
at S12@l3 per cord afloat -,
Butter ntinues qu,et and steady and the re-
ceipts moderate, with fair c0nsumptive demand.
Creamery sells at 39040c per lb; choice dairy at
27@2Sc for Western Reserve. and 25@26c for Cen
trail Olio, and held I'D to 3Oc for fancy selections
Good to prime at 22924c' and mferior at lS@2oc
perlb.
I,ran IN fair demand and steaay, and sells at
Sl5Ml5 80 per ton. Shipsluffs neglected at Sl4 SO
@l5 per ton, Middlings in fair demand at Sl5@2O
per ton on arrival.
BeesWax is IN moderate demand ana steady at
20c per lb for prime yellow
Broom corn is in ample supply and fair demand
and selling red brush at 4@4Ac. red tipped at
6@5s1c, green stalk braid at 6@6szc, and choice
hurl at 7@71ac per lb.
Bagging: Market steady and quiet and no ma
teral change Flax 2b d,na at &C. 2b al Ia at sMe
Jrte 1h@2c higher than fax. Iron ties at SO per
bundle.
Bags: The demand fair and market firm: Cot
ton seamless 2-bu at 21(a4c each. single gunnies,
14@l5c; double gunnies, 2sc 2E.bu buraps, l0R
@lIc 4-bu burlaps 131S914c. Wool bags at 42@
45c, cash. ..-...
Candles steady and quiet Common tallow sell
atlO91O1Sc, and star at lS1a@l4e perl
Coopers' stuff: Moderate demand, and market
steady. We quote: Slack-barrel poles. $6@S:
tightbarrel poles, slo@l2; hoghead poles, $S s2
@20 per 900.
Cooperaee is steady, with. fair -, demand,
and no material change in prices We quote:
Flour-barrels, 25@SDc' pork barrels, 60@
Csc; DO half barrels 45@jte; lard tierces 15@SOc;
ham tierces, 45@50c; SLACK hogsheads, 81 25@1 30;
half hogsheads 95@S1 whisky barras, six iron
hoops. S25a1 80 and lard kegs 2S@30c each.
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and firm market.
We quote: Batting, ll@l6c; pound yarns, Ac;
carpet warp. white %c do coosed. o 2sc; cover. St
2c, and candle-wick, 24c per lb.
Cordage: Demand fair and steady at 13A@l4c
for Manila, 12}1ac for ssal, and 9@1Oc for jute
per lb. r.
Cheese is in faif demand and selling at 1870
lac, prime to choice factory.
Coal: The demand is fair and market steady.
n. to- OF
1I@I2c for Muskingum and Hooking Valley,
ll@l2c for Campbell Creek, 11@l2c for Youghio-
gneny and Kanawha. per bu. Offerings afloat at
&C. for Ohio River. and SC for Kanawha and
Youghiogheny PEI bu
Coke. Market dull but steady. Gas-house, SC;
crushed, Sci city manufactured, 10c per bu, at
yards and &c more deliv red.
Eggs: The demand Is moderate and market
steady at 9@9hc per dozen for fresh.
Fruits Steady and quiet for apples at So 0094 90
per br1 as to quatyand about soc less on arrival.
I Lemons at s. OOa6 per box. Cranberriss in mod.
crate supply at $685. so per crate and 50 50910 so
Itper brl Oranges plenty and demand fair at $8@9
( per case for Valencia. A@5 per box for Florida.
Dried fruit quiet and steady at 6@7c for apples,
/, and St@S1zc for peaches per ID.
h Fish in fair demand and market firm: We
iquote: Mackerel extra mess. s28@sO: No.
tf1arge, $26@27: No. l shore, $l5 50@17 No. J.,
1sbay, $l2 5O@l3; No. medium. S10@11: No. 2
I, large, $8 5009; No. 2 medium. " 50@S; No. 3
tlarge ST. 5O(0S NO. meOluIn, Jof00 0U per Drl.
Lake herring. So 50@3 rs: wh iefsh. $6@6 so
tper half brI: sardines. quarter boxes. $12 t0013
iiper case; Goldfish, 5@51ac per lb, and smoked
iiNherring. 28@30c per box.
y Hops are in moderate supply and fair demand
HAT 3Sa940c per lb for prime to choice Eastern.
/ Hay is steady and fair demand at $l6@17 for
tprime to choice timothy. Sl4@l5 for fall to good
linked. and Sl0@12 for common per ton on arrival,
Hand $!@2 more in store. Loose hay on arrival
iabout 81 above these figure. Wheat straw at $l0@
flo so, and oats straw Mt Sl1 per ton.
I Hemp is in light supply and the market steady
dand nominally qnoted for rough Kentucky at
.lS150@175 per ton. Dressed at l2@14c per pound
llas to quality.
II Hides in fair demand and steady. We quote:
Green hides at 1@aSe wet salted 8k@9c, dry salt
\ ed 13@14c, and flint 15@17c per lb. Sheep pelts
\ sell at $10al 80 for prime to choice with wool
1 on, and 2OQs40c sheared.
from is steady and dulet. Pig iron, at four
months, as follows Hanging Rock charcoal, No. l,
e42@A' Hanging Rock No. Q. $i0@42 do mill,
$50 OO040 90; Southern charcoal oNo. /, $41 90
0a42 90; do. mill. S39 00@40 90: strong stone
coal andcoke, No. l. S39@42: 40 MILL S37a
80; cold short stone-coal and coke No. 1, S36@3S
do, mill, s35@37; red short. all lake ore $50
4S so per ton. Car-wheel: Hanging Rock. S55@5S;
Southern, S5O@58 per ton. Scrap wrought at
q 5Oa2, and cast at 81 25@1 IS per 100 pounds
Wrought iron: Common bar iron. 4.20e: charcoal
bsriron, 1. 40c: sheet.iron. boiled. Nos 18 to q.