The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-01
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKER
FLOUR AND GRAIN


bril- Family selling to-day at s. 4O@5 50 and
offered down to IS 25, as to brand or quality.
Extra at "a S5@6 10, super at S494 IS, low grades
barrel
Barley is quiet and frn. Fall at T5@s5c.
spring at 60@!0c per bu for sample, as to Quality
Extra No. spring sold to-day at zoe.
Oats quiet and steady. Mixed good to prime
at $50 SOC; No; white at 4O@4O1ac per bu. Sales
Of prime sample white to arrive Of 40c per bu.
Rye is quiet and moderate demand. No. quoted
at Sic per bu on track
Corn: No. mixed shelled sold to-day at 4Oc and
No, 2Quoted at 4ic. Good white sample shelled
at 42c; Mixed ear at 39@42c, as to quality. White
oryeilow ear at 43@45c for prime to choice.
Wheat: Market dull to-day and weak. Quota
tions unsettled. A small lot of very choice red
reported sold at 81 2 and latter offerings of No.
N 81 20, though generally held at 29Sc higher.
PROVISIONS
Lard quiet Current make salable at 7;O5@7. 1oc,
and held at TIC per lb free on board. Prime
winter steam nominally 7.15@Z2Oc per lb.
Mess pork steady and quiet. Quoted $40 rs per
brl, and round lots not salable over $40 80 spot.
= Bacon steady ut 5c for shoulders, TIC for
clear rib and held at 7ssc for clear sides per lb.
Sugar-cured hams at 99luc as to averge.
Bulk meats quiet. Shoulders at 4@4O5c. Clear
rib at 6.45@61ac. Clear sides at 6c per lb loose.
COTTON.
z Market quiet and unchanged. Receipts, 2l5
bales Shipments, 667 bales Stock, l1,439
bales The official quotations are as follows:
ordinary. l0asc; good ordinary, llssc: low
mtddllng, l2Mc; middling, l211ac good middling,
lSc; middling taif. l31ac; fair. l411Sc per pound.
Is steady and demand fair and unchanged.
Sales at 81 04 per gallon.
GRocHgrHs
Coffee: Market steady and quiet. Rio at 13k@
20c for common to fancy yellow Laguayra at IDA
1Sc. Java at 25@29c. Mocha at 27@2Sc;per pound.
Molasses: New Orleans, in fair demand and
steady at 45@52c. good to choice Maple syrups at
&1Ml 10 per gallon. Refined syrups at 35@60c. as
to quality
Rice is In moderate demand and Market
steady and quiet at at7@71ac, for Louisiana and SC
for choice Carolina, per lb A4es -.
Sugar in fair consumptive demand and market
steady. New Orleans at 7aQgSAc for raw, and
9A@l0c for white clarified, per lb. We quote:
SA@S5sc for yellow refined; extra G, 9@94c; A
white, 9h2@91sc; granuated and powdered, 10H
@l0sTc; crushed, lOss@l01ac cut loaf. 1o1a@1Oskc,
per lb
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark Is quiet and steady at $t3@14 per cord on
arrival for prime to choice chestnut oak.
Beans are steady and moderate demand and
selling at 81 35@l is for prime to choice white,
and 81 lo@1 25 for fair to good. and down to 75c
for inferior per bu. Held 15@2Oc more in store
Bran is steady and quiet and selling at $l5@
10 80 per ton. Shpstnfs dull at S15 5O@16 per ton
arrival, and 81 more in store.
Broom corn: Market steady and quiet. Choice
hurl at T@71ac, green stalk braid 60634c. Red
brush and tipped at 4@5c per H.
Butter is in moderate supply but ample, and the
market steady and quiet The demand is fair
Western Reserve at29@30c Prime to choice lots
25@2Sc Fair to good 20@23c per lb. Inferior dull
at !6@lSc per ID. Creamery at 3S@S9c per lb for
choice.
Beeswax in moderate demand and steady at zoe
per lb for prime.
Bags: Market ouiet and steady. Burlaps,
4-bu, 13%@14c; 2ha-bu, 101a@1lc, 2-bu. 91a@1Oc;
gunnies, 2bu 141a0S15c seseWed 15c; double, CSC;
cotton seamless 2bu, 2l@25c, and 8 do 2S932c
each; wool bags at 426l45c each.
BaggHlg: Steady and demand fair. Flax at
?@9Ac for 2-lb, sA@91sc for 21s-lb, and e11a@sAc
for 2h-lb per yard. Jrte held about ~ higher
than fax. Iron cotton ties at 50 per bundle
Brooms: Moderate demand and steady. Com
mon at 81 40@l IS. Hurl at 81 50@2 rs. Shaker
at 50 1898 90. Steamboat at $3 25@4 90 per |
dozen.
Candles: Demand moderate and quiet Star at |
13@l4c and common tallow at lO@lO%c per lb
Cooperage: Steady market and quiet, with mod. |
crate demand. Flour-barrels 25@30c; pork barrels
T0075e; do half barrels. 4595le; lard terces, 500
BIC; ham tierces, 45@50c; iron-bound whisky bar
rels. 81 2531 80, and lard kegs, 2S@30c each.
Cotton yarns: Demand moderate and market
steady: Batting, 1l@l6c pound yarns, 24c; car.
pet warp, white. 24c; do colored 29c; coverlet
warp, 26c per ID; Cotton rope zoe; twine, 2l@Ac.
and candle-wick. 24c per lb.
Cordage is steady and quiet Manila at 13@l4e,
sisal l2@lZ51c, jute 9@10c per lb.
Cheese is in fair demand and market steady at
18H@14c per h.
Coopers stuff is in moderate demand and
steady as follows: Slack-barrel poles. S6@S;
tghtbarrel poles, s!O@l2: hoghead poles. SIS
gao; barrel slaves. 3l5@2O; hogsnead slaves, SIG
M9) per 600
Coal ia quiet and steady. We quote delivered |
to consumers: Ohio River 10c, Hooking Valley and
l1@12c, Youghogneny and Kanawha
116ilac, Campbell Creek ll@12c per bu. Camel
coal zoe per bu. Anthracite $6G37 per ton.
Coke quiet ana moderate demand. We quote
Sc for gas-honse and 9c for crushed, per bu, at
yards Held about &c more delivered.
Eggs are steady and quiet with ample receipts,
and fresh selling at 9991ac per dozen.
Fruits: Apples quiet and steady with good sup
ply at So 253 rs per brl in store, and 81 7503 rs
l0n arrival. Cranberries at $l0@11 per brl and
81 G@3 Is per bu crate. Lemons at $5@6 per brl.
Feathers are quiet and steady at 45@46c per lb
Tor prime live geese
I Fish steady and market quiet. We quote:
extra mess, s2S@29: No. / large, $500
No. 2medium 81 509S: No. 5 large, 81 So as; No.
b medium, S6@6 SO per bri, Lake herring. 50 500
B rs: wNefsh, $6@6 SO per half bn: sardlnes.
quarter boxes. s12N9ls per case; Goldfish. 5@51ac
Hay is quiet, and fair demand. We quote timo.
khy, good to choice, SIS 50gl6 30. fair to good
mixed at S14a14 50 common at $l0Geil per ton on
hrrisal. Wheat straw at Sl0@10 30, and oat straw
ut Gil per ton.
Hemp is in moderate demand and light receipts
and firm. Rough Kentucky at $lS0@2OO per ton.
iron is steady, with an improved demand, and
quoted at months time, for Pig iron, as follows:
Hanging Rock charcoal, No. l. S39aiO. Hanging
Rock No 2. s38G39; do. mill. S36 O0a3s co:
Southern charcoal, No. ]. S37@3S: No. 2. s36@S7;
20, mill S36 00@37 %: stone-coa and coke, No.
!. S43@45 No. 2, 1924: Ohio Neutral, No. l.
ss7MS6; No, 2, 836MSS: Southern, No. /, $37@3s
Southern, No. O. s37@97. Cold blast char
Hanging Rock. 85S 00@6O 90;
Southern, 355@58 per ton. American Scotch
No 4, S36@S0; No, 2, S35@37 per ton. Wrought
iron: Common bar iron. &c: charcoal bar
IRON. 5000: sheet-iron. boiled. Nos. 10 to q,
EM6c: sheetiron. charcoal, Nos. 10 to q, $40
7I5c per lb. Scrap iron 81 25@1 so for cast, and
81 5oa2 for wrought, per 100 Lbs.
Lead is steady and fair jobbing demand at 8@
gl5e for sheet lead. 7@71ac for bar lead and 614@
SIC for pig lead, per 10.
Leather steady and demand moderate. We quote
The following: Oak sole S6g40c; hemlOck do, 250
Blc; harness, 37@4Oc rough harness, 29@a2c; Amer
lean kip, b5@75c: French do 81 25@1 30;
American calfskins, a0c0N 10: French do, q 25 I