The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-01
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March - P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour The market is quiet and steady. We
quote fancy at Sc 30(06S0, patentat S7@S, family
ut $s96 90 extra at S. l0@54o. snperine at 8 SOC
Oats quiet: Medium S7@ssc, latter for No. 9.
White prime to choice, 39@40c per bu.
Barley steady and quiet. Prime fall sample
sold at soc to-day with fair to good at 70@75c
per lb. Spring at 6O@7Oc. as to quality
Rye quiet and steady. Choice on track sold to-
ayatS6c, and No, quoted at S4@S5c, and some
setting at the latter figure.
Corn is quiet and moderate demand No. 2
mixed shelled selling to-day at 4O2c. Inferior at
3S@39e per bu. Mixed ear at 396eI2, as to quality,
the latter for STRICTLY prime. Choice yellow ear
Sold at45c per bu.
al 80 for good to No grades. FAR to good
milling lots at 81 25@l 2S Amber generally 1tq2c
less than red. though sale of choice amber re-
ported at$l 80. White nominal tf
PROVISIONS
Mess pork firm and quiet Quoted at S12a12 %
per brl, and held at the latter for jobbing lots
Lard Quiet and f-m. Prime steam at 7i5@
720c per lb held al nc. City Kettle duh, and
held at 8ll@S19c.
Bulk meats quiet and firm: Shoulders at 4A@
4s0c, clear rib at 63s@6. zoe, and clear sides at
bIsg7c per III, loose.
Bacon quiet: Shoulders 51sGl514c, clear rib 75sc
and clear sides 79s@754c per ID.
Market dull. Quotations unchanged. Receipts
2e8 bales. Shpments, 1902 bales. Stock. l0.567
bales. Local official prices as follows: Ordinary
101sc: good ordinary. 1ls4c; low middling. 12Nc;
Iniddling, l2ssc; good middling l31sc middling
fair. 1876, amt fair, l43sc per pound
WHISKY.
The market is active with sales at 81 05 per gal
Ion.
Coffee is steady, and demand fair,
ye quote common Rio at 1870
14c, fair to prime at l491Sc. choice at 19@191ac,
and golden yellow at 201s991c. Java at 25929c,
LaguaYra at l6@1Sc and Mocha at 2692Sc per
lb. h
s,Molasses: Demand fair for New Or
leans, and firm. at 43@4Sc for fair to
prime and 52853c per galleh Sorghum at 35
@4Oc,y yapd refined sirups, as to quality at S5@60e
per gallon.
Rice is steady and quiet at 1880 per ID fol,
Louisiana and Carolina.
Sugar: The market IS steady and Quiet.
Quoted: Refined yellow, SAGSt4c; extra G 99
911c; white. 9A@s7sc; grannlated, 1o@l01sc'
saw ra.ns apd crashed ac eo, es. Sa
fed at sL@9c, and white at 91s@1Oc per ID. q
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark is au ct and receipts ample at $13 per cord
for prime chestnut oak afoat'
Beeswax quiet and steady and prime yellow
selling at 2Oc per lib.
Broom corn is steady, with fair demand and am.
pie receipts. Quoted hurl 7e71ac green stalk braid
6A(a634c. red tipped 5@6c and red brush at 4Y44c
per lb
Bran is steady and fair demand at $l40l14 so
Ter ten ,lShipstuffs quiet at $14@l5 per ton Mid
dlings in fair demand at $l5@2O per ton on arrival
in bulk. ii
Butter is Quiet. with ample receipts and market
firm. Choice dairy at A@25c for Central Ohio
and Indiana, and 26927c for Western Re-
serve and held at 29@30c for extra selections per
b. Good to prime at 20@23c, medium at 17@1Sc,
and inferior at 14@l5c per lb. Creamery held up
to 4Oc per lb for choice.
Beans are in moderate demand and steady, and
qaoted Isl S591 As for prime to choice, and 81 15
al 25 for fair to good, and down to 75c for com
mon per bu. Jobbing lots in store held 10tal5c
higher.
Bags are in moderate demand and steady. We
quote cotton seamless. 2bu, 2l@25c; gunnies, 1l@
4-bu. 1S%@l4c; 24-bu, 1O1a@1lc. Wool bags, 42@
45c each.
Bagging: Demand fair. and market steady.
Flax .r.at 9@9l4c for 2lb; s4@914c, for 211sib,
and 94@s4c for q 4-lb per yard, and Nc more for
Brooms. Moderate d,t'manti and quiet. We quote:
Common at 81 40a1 rs, hurl 81 25@2 rs, shaker
y 5O9S, and steamboat at So 25tg4 per dozen.
Candles in moderate demand and steady. We
qnote tallow at l0@1lc, and star 1S1s@l4c per lb.
Coke Demand light but steady. City mann FAC
turpu III lUC, cTUSllcu W. BtS-llOuSc oC per pu Ut
yards. Held at &c more delivered to consumers.
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and market firm,
We quote: Batting, 11@l6c: pound yarns, 2ic;
carpet warp white, 24c; do colored, 29c: eoverlet
warp 26c per lb; full weight dozen yarns, No. 4O0s
13c; No. 5OOs, l2c No. Coos, 11c No. ZOOS 10c per
dozen. Cotton rope, 2Oc; twlne, 2l@24c; candle
wick, 24e per lb
Coopers stuff: Market quiet and steady, and
ample receipts. FIour-bairel poles s6@S: tight
barrel poles, sl2@l4 hoghead poles $20@25;
rough barrel slaves. sl5@2O; hossead staves $lS
@20 per 1,000
.Cooperage III moderate demand and mar
ket quiet. We quote as follows.
Flour barrels, 25@30c; pork barrels 6O@65c; do
half barrels 45@50c; lard tlerces, 75@S0c; ham
tierces 45@50c; slack hogsheads, 81 45ml 50; slack
bafrals. 81 25@l 80. and lard kegs, 2s@aoc each.
Cheese is steady and quiet at 14@l41ac per lb
for prime to choice factory.
Coal is qliet and in moderate demand The
rates afoat are &c for Ohio &c for Kanawha and
Youghiogheny, per bu. Delivered to consumersat
Campbell Creek. lie for Hooking Valley and
Mliskinguni. and 10c for Ohio River, per bli, and
Sc 5O@7 for anthracite, per ton.
Cordage is quiet and firm, and quoted 13114eSI4c
for Manila, 1e112s4c for sisal, and 9@91ac for
jute per lb. .l..
Eggs are in large supply and market quiet and
heavy at @llc per dozen.
Feathers are in fair demand and steady at 45c
Der lb.
Fruits. Apples at $s@S rs per brl and large
supply. Lemons al % 5ll96 so per box. Oranges
ou let at S36a3 so per box for Messina. and Sf@5
per box for Florida. Cranberries at so 50Yl0 so
Der br', and s3@93 80 per bu crate. ~
Fish in fair demand and firm, nnd
no material change in prices. We
quote. Mackerei extra mess, s2Sa2s: No. large,
$6M27: No. i medium, Sl00ll; No. large,
SS 5O@9; No. medium, $f 50M8: No. 3 large,
81 SOFAS; No. medium. s696 SO per brl: lake
herring So 5O@3 IS: white fish, sd@6 SO per
half brl. sardines. quarter boxes. $12 50@13 per
case; goldfish, 5@51ac per lh, aud smoked herring.
2Sia30c per box.
Hides: Demand fair and the market steadyas
follows: Green at 7@Sc: wet salted. 8y9c,
dry salted. 13@t1te: flint, 15@17c Sheep peltsl rs
O$1 25 each with wool Oh, and 25@50c sneared
Hops: Market steady and quiet, and choice
Eastern at 40a442c perlb a
Hay il quiet and steady. Prime to choice timo-
thystSl 50@l6 so per ton on arrival fair to good
mixed az Sl3Q114 per ton In bales Loose hay on
arrival about 81 more Oat straw $l1 and wheat
straw $40. tfl,
Hemp quiet and light offerings, and rough Ken
tueky held at $500 per ton. 500
Iron quiet and steady. Pig iron at months as
follows; Hanging Rock. charcoal. No. l, S42 001
al 100. Hanging Rock No. q 41 00@f3 90;
do mill, s4O@42: Southern charcoal,
No. 1, Si1@42: do. mill. $s9@4O; strong
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