The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
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MARKET.
CINczxNArL Jan. MAI NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN .rt 80
Flour: The demand Is mostly local and moder-
ate Family selling at Is s5@6 50. Fancy. % 40
@6 so, and patent process as to quality or reputs-
ton OF brand at $7@s per brl Extra at IS 25a
$50 Superfne at "a s5,95 10. Low grades down
to s. 70 Us to quality. Rye quiet at A 75a5 per br
Oats are steady and mot much dong. No. 2
3s@40c, latter for No. light Inferior dull and
nominal
Barley is quiet. Spring selling at TIC for prime
sample and held ut 75c for No. 2 and ranging down
TO SOC for inferior as to- quality. Fall at s0@s5c
for good to prime sample lots and s79SSc for No.
2 per bu.
Rye quiet Prime sample sold to-day In sacks
at S5c and No. OH track salable at this.
Corn il steady and fairly active No. mixed
shelled at 42h@4Sc, aud offered at the latter.
Mixed ear at 39g40c, for fair to good, and I942c
for prime 10 choice dry.
Wheat is steady to-day, and firm, with better
offerings and moderate demand. Red is quoted
al 81 3o@l 30 for prime " choice, and 81 o5@l B
for fair TO good milling lots Amber, 81 299l 30
for No. 2, and lot of good red and amber mixed
ats Is. lnferier down to 81 loand dull White
nominal.
Lard is held firm bnt quiet at 7.soc per / for
Sl3 per brl for spot.
Bulk meats dun and held steady. Shoulders
6.65@6, 70c per lb, loose
Green meats dull and nominal at 4@41sc for
shoulders and 6ss@6%c for clear rib sides, mostly
at inside figures
5ls@514c clear r b at 7l4@7ssc and clear sides at
lasc per Id, packed. Sugar-cured hams at 99
1O13c as 10 brand or average, and shoulders at 6@
@614c per ID.
The market is. quiet and steady. Receipts TO-
day. 1,0O bales. Shipments l,20l bales Stock,
I'1Ol75 bales Prices &c higher, and all grades,
ordinary, 11Ac; low middling. 1l3Ac; middling,
lSl4c; good middling. lzs4c; middling fair. 1916;
and fair. l4]4c per lb.
Is quiet and easy to-day, and some sales reported
al 81 o6 per gallon, Government standard.
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| Coffee is steady and quiet We quote Java at Is
| @29c; Laguayra at l6@iSc, and Mocha at2@Sc;
Rio, Common to fair at 13i4@l5Hc; good to
prime at l6@lsc; choice at ls@lStac; fancy
yellow at 20a@21 per pound.
Moasses: New Orleans sirup Is firm and tair de-
mand at 38@52c per gallon. Sorghum at 27@52c
and refneus rups at 4OS65c as to qualty. per gal
lon.
Rice is steady and quiet and unchanged Quoted
at 6j4@7szc per lb for Louisiana and Carolina.
sugar quiet and steady. New Orleans raw 634@
Sc, clarified at 81s@l0c. as to quality. We quote:
White, 10@l0hc; granulated and powdered, 10H
@l0Jsc crushed, lie; Cut loaf, 1l1sc perlh
| MIsCELLANEoUs.
Bagging is In moderate demand and steady and
unchanged. We quote flax at 99S1ac for and
2A-lb, but held 11ac more for jobbing lots. Jute
lAc per yard higher than fax. Iron ties & 25@
| 2hU per bundle. .., :.
81 6Ual rs per bu. prime TO choice. Fair to good
on arrival at 81 l0@l 25. Prime to choice at 81 DC
| al 80 per bu.
Hark is firm and quiet We quote prime chest
| nut oak at S11@12 per cord aflOat
quote hurl at 6%@71.c, green stalk braid at GO
61sc, red brush ana red tipped ut 4@61sc per ID.
| Butter continues steady with good receipts 10
demand lair, mostly for the finer qualities for the
local retail trade We quote choice dairy at 23@
25c for Western Reserve the latter figure for extrs
selections, and 20@2lc i0r Central or Southern
Ohio. Prime packing lots at lS@l9c, fair to good
at 14@l6c, and comn.on at lO@l2c per ID, Cream
cry scarce, and held at S3@35c for choice, and "a
Sc higher for selected packages
Bran firm and held at $l3 per ton. Shinstuff
Quiet at $13@l4 pr ton, and middlings at $l5@2
per ton, on arrival
Bags in fair demand and STEADY. We quote
2-bu at 11H@l2e Gunnles 2bn. 14h@l5c
Cotton seamless, 2-pu. 2l@24cS.busa as@32e, each.
Beesws1: Market steady and quiet and prim
yellow at 2Oc per 10.
steady. Weouote common at 81 8S@1 70. hurl a
81 25@2 75 Shaker at ~ 50@S 90, and steamboa
at 50 5094 90 per dozen. ...
COopers' stuff IN moderate demand and goot
supply Slack barrel poles, sos; ight-barre
poles, slO@l2 and hogshead poles, s2Q@25 pc
M; barrel slaves, $1,000; hogshead slaves Sl6@
20 per M.
Candies IN moderate demand at ll@1l15c fo
talow, ls@iS1ac for Star, and 20@2lc per lb fo
Coal IS steadtand quiet Rates Afioat, s@7'
for Ohio River, and 90 for Ksnawha ant
Youghiogheny per bushel, delivered to con
sumers fonghiogheny at l2c. and dS Kanawha ";
l0c per bu. Anthracite S6 60@7 per ton, and Kan
I awha Camel at zoo per bu. delivered.
Cooperaee Is firm and demand moderate
Flour barrels 25@30c; pork barrels, @60c; do hall
barrels, 45@5Oc: lard terces, S5@9Oc; ham tierces
45@5Oc; slack hogsheads, 81 35@1 40; half-hogs
neads, 95c9$1; iron bound whisky barrels. 81 8
al S5. and lard kegs. sO@35c each.
Cheese is steady and quiet and prime to choic'
selling at 13@14c per ID.
quoted 9a10c, sisal 12@l2h4c, and manila at lSQ
l2ilc per h. -
, Cotton yarns steady and frm. w
quote: Batting, I0@l7c; assorted yarns, 2Sc:, GOV
coIored warp, 2Sc; tvine. ls@2lc; rope, 1913
Coke quiet and steady. Gashouse at SC. crlshet
} at &c per bu at yards and &c higher delivere'
per bu. e~!
market dull. ..s.....-
Feathers steady with prime live geese at 4s
per lb.
Fish in fair demand and steady market. Quoted
Extra mess mackerel. $2S@2S; No. ! large. S26927
No. / shore do, $17@lSi No. medium
$40 50@1l: No. I bay do. $l2 50@13; No. larg
do, $S 5O09 90; No. Q medium do. $7@7 '50 No
8 large S7a7 SO; No. 8 medium. S5@6 SO per brl
half bris in proportion with 25c extra for pack
age; No white fish. IS 50@6 90: No. 2 do, 81 s.
as; picked salmon, $15@l5 so; upper lake her
ring, SS3 25; lower do, 81 1898 per half bril- No
herring, 2S@e3Oc per box; Goldfish, 414@51fc pc
lb: sardines quarter boxes So 50@13 per case
lib cove oysters. 60ct0$l per dozen.
Fruits: Apples at SO 00@3 25 per brl for prim
to choice and ~ 2592 50 for inferior per br
Louisiana oranges, 81 5O@8 % per bril- and Flol
! ida at $5@6 per box. Lemons at $5dg6 per bo.
and firm. Cranberres firm at $8@9 per brl. Drie
peaches at 8@814e. dried apples at 6os7c per lb.
HAY quiet and steady. We quote timothy, prim
to choice, packed. at $40 5O@l7 SO per ton on al
rival, and loose: held about 81 more Tair t
good mixed at S12@i5. and inferior at Sl1@l2 ne
ton all OH arrival, Oat straw at $40 50@ll co. an
wheat straw at $40 00@10 30 per ton.s' si,,>"ss
Hemp The market is quietand steady. Roug
!; Kentucky quoted al 81 80 per ton, in store, an
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