The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March pa P. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

n mperhne at 81 4O@4 50: low grades s. 5O94 10
III Der brl. Rye -four at S4 1894 50.
Bsrley Is steady. Fall at 75@S0c for prime to
choice No. 2sprng &C. choice sample zoe, and
Inferior ranging down to Soc as tn quality.
Oats: Market quiet and easy. Mixed at s5@Ssc,
for inferior to prime: white at 3S@4Oc as TO quail
lty and sales of No. to-day at the latter figure
Corn is steady and demand fair Prime mike
ear sold TODAY at 41c mixed sheed at S9g40c,
the latter for No. Small lots o cnoice yei1o@ y ao
iOc yer bu.
Wheat quiet and held firm and no :, 9g1otsS1ls 91 1s
change. Red at 81 2s@i 30 ior choce " ani %
lots Amber 1@2c less than red. White scarce at
30@1 80 Tor prime to choice.
Rye easy and demand fair No. offered at SSc
r., Der bu on track or in elevator, and some sold at
O~AI b2o on arrival, to be sacked.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork is quiet aud steady at $l1 5O and
round lots bid about 2oc less per bril-
1VatA Lard is steady and demand fair and current
Jlmake at Tai 10c and bids at inside figure.
Dbl Bulk meats quiet and firmer Shoulders 90@
clear rib at 6SO@esSc, clear sides 67O@e4c per
cess ID, loose.
man Bacon quiet Clear sides 71c clear rib 7s@
.orIV4c Shoulders held at Sc per To- packed; sugar
" cured hams at S%4@l'c, as TO avelage OF praiid
the Ihoulders $4,000 per lb, canvased and picked.
etad COTTON.
tbo Market quiet and easy Sales to-day 40 bales
~ Receipts, S2l bales. Shipments go bales stock.
HiOOn bales The local quotations as 10 follows: ,S
ding, HAc m,ddling, lasac; good middlns; 1896
are middiing ialr, 1896; fair. l4ssc per pound
hly WHISKY.
nro, Tho aemand il fair and the market steady.
,rd6elling at 81 0 per gallon.
aEOcrwIHl
a Coffee Is steady and demand fair Rio common
ouiar 1s1S@14xc. fair to good lS@161ae prime 70
,N,ichoice i7sm19c, and fancy yellow 20@20Rc per
pound. Mocha at 2baa27c, Java at 25@2Sc, and
rim taguayra at l6@1Sc per 10.
Molasses is steady and fairly active with New ss
M Orleans at 45a53c good to choice sorghum at S59
AOc aud refined SirupS at 350l60c as to quallty per
ETH gallon.
ALL @So and Lou siana at 7@71ac per lb.
i0'1 sugar Market Quiet and steady. Quoted: New
bert Orleans 7%@Shc for Iaw 8h@9c for yellow carI-
Crd fed. eIaiOc for white per lb Refined yellow at
Tsmsusled s@Su iA and powdered. lOs@osc; Ciushso.
UoI l01ac; cut loaf, 10sAc per lb
81 MIscEILANEoua
q Beaus: The demand is fair and jobbng at 81 50
nj Is for prime choice, and 81 0@1 25 for fair
terd ~ good and 9Oras1 90 for common per bu. Held
Il l0015c more for round
,oj Bran is firm and quiet at sl5@i5 3d. shipstuffs
duil at $fb@i6 Mtddhngs far demand az $lf@zz
y per ton all on arrival
coy Butter: The receirts are ample but moderate
M and the demand fair, especially for the local
tht sSc for Central OIo and 26@2sc for Western Re-
ch serve and fancy select ons held l@2c higher per
To ID. Fair to good lots at lS92lc, and creamery at
SS040c per 10.
Rs,, steady and moderate offerings, and prime
Ect chestnut oak at $l3 per cord, ai1oat.
Bags are quiet ana sstendy We quote; Bnriaps
p-bu 9lI0l10c: 4-bu 131b914c gunnies 2bn 14E@
1iy 15c double 22c. Wool bags at 42@45c and cotton
Gil seamless at 2l@24c each.
al Beeswax is In fair request ana steady at 2Oc
perlb -
M following Red brush at 4@4kc red tipped at
nj basic, green stalk braid at 6@6Nc and choice
hurl at 7@71c per ID.
til Bapaing in fair demand and market steady
We ouote: Flax, 2lb at &C. 2H-lb ut 9Ac ana
M-iS at s]sc per yard. Jobbng lots Ysc higher
81 Jrte held ,s@2c per yard more than fax. Cot
u Broorns steady and quiet We quote: Steamboat
at$s 5o@4Oo Shaker at At " @ .ogs % o. doaa HUT at
i Candles in fair demand and the market steady
and selling i8s@l4c for star and at Io@lO1ae, for
common tallOw per H.
q Cortlage steady and quiet and demand moder-
ate and selling Manila at 13@l4c. sisal. 12@
. l2szc Jute at 9a10c per ID.
j Cotton yarns: Steady market. and the demand
fair Quoted Batting S,,s lss So pound yags gss
coverlet warp, 26c per lh full weight dozen yarns
No 1905 13c; No. 500s 12c; No 6OOs lie; No. zoos.
IOc per doz. Cotton rope 2Oc; twlne 2@Ac, and
candle-wick, 24c per 10.
Q Oooperage: Market quiet and steady. We
Quote: Floursarr 2593oc' pork barrels
6O@65e do half barrels: 4bsvc; lard tlerces 200
j 9o half hogsheads, g50a1: whisky barrals, 81 K
iron hoops, s $2b@1 50. and lard kegs 2S@SOc each.
cooper stuff IN ample supply ply and oI moderate ssns
tsht-barrel poles, Sl0912 h0ghead poles 3l5
NNSO: barrel slaves. Sl3Q2O; hogshead slaves, SIG
0s2O per 1,0OO
Cheese is steady and quiet and prime to choice
selling at131a@l4c per Id.
Coal is in fair demand and the market steady.
We quote: Delivered TO consumers at llMl2c for
Youghiogneny and Kanawha, ll@12c for Hooking
Valley and Musknguun. and 10c for Ohio River.
per bn Anthracite At s6@7 per ton, deliver. ere.
offerings ahoat &c for ioughiogneny and Ka-"~ha
and &C for Ohio River, per bu.
Coke in moderate demand snS nd mn ImarKe' TX STEADY
80 for Gashouse &c for orssnea per ou' a. yards
and &c more deliv o% red 60 consumes, =, s@ano to ,s
| ao.e5 and she demand moderate.
.. FeatberS Market steady and quiet Prime live
Y geese at ACC per Id.
Fruits Apples steady and quiet at ss@s rs per
n brl. Lemons in good sup ly at s5a5 SO per box.
! Florida oranges at S4e5 and Messina at $5693 so
per box. Cranbertes at $0@ll per brl for prime
to choice
Fish steady and quiet at the following.
Mackerel, extra mess s2sa2s: No. large, s2s@T
Y Nc. m edium. slO01l; No 2iarge, IS 50a9; No.
H%sus msd,um. ssas $50 50 per I brl. lake herring So 5o
I 4 75 viii efsh. ei96 so per half brl: sardines
quarter boxes. $l2 t0@l3 per case; Goldfish. 5@5xc
psr H. and smoked herring. 2SGs30c Der box.
Hons in moderate demand and prime to choice
n Eastern at sSaICc perlo
Hides are in moderate demand and quoted ia
&c for green, s19gsc ior wet sailed ls@lac for dry
sheep pels good to choice, cach.
Hay The demand Is fair and market steady
Prime to choice at SIS 5016 6O fair to good $13 50
(si4 So common s1O@ll per ton in bales on ar
4 rival.
II Hemp scarce and nominal; rough Kentucky at
t20O@210 per ton
Iron 10 in moderate demand and market steady
We quote pig ron at four months time: Hanging
Rock charcoal, No. |. A2@44 Hanging Rock
NOV 2, SiOA42: do mill. $50 000a40 90:
Southern charcoal. No. l. 81 00@42 0O
do. mill S39 00@40 90: strong stOne-coa
andcoke, No. l. s39@42: 40 mill $37 q
30; cold short stone-eoal and COKE No. l. ss6@Ss
Do, MILL s35@sE red short all lake ore, si6a
IL 80 per ton. Car-wheel Hanging Rock. S55@58;
Southern, t0@5S per ton. Scrap iron cast at
o. GOAL so. and d-yrought at 81 25dl 70 per 100 lbs
Wrought iron: Common bar iron. 420c: charcoal
aha boiled Nns Q o.