The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-23
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET -.f.-.
crNcINNArL April 2s-2 P. N.

-. FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour is steady and fair eonsumptive demand
Fancy at S 75@6 25 and patent up to " so per brl,
as to Quality or reputation Family az Soge ag
Extra at 81 5O@4 80. Superfne at IS S5@4 To-
Low grades at sses 40 per brl. Rye -four "a 5os
Il 4 70 per brl. stE
Oats are quiet and steady No. mixed selling
to-day 35<c, and No. white at S71ac per bu.
Barley steady. Fail at so9s2c, and spring at 70
@75c per bushel for No 2.
j Wheat firm and quiet Red choice VI f6@l II,
4 and good to prime 81 1901 Is per bu- AMBER
Isl l2@l Is, latter choice Inferior down =, vi,
las TO quality Mixed red and amber sold at
ushested to-day at 41c, choice yellow ear 44S4oc'
tAfixed ear 4i@f8c good to choice.
I Rye: Market quiet. buyers and sellers apart NO.
\ 2 held ut SSc but no bios above Slc per bu.
8 PROVISIONS
/ Lard is firmer and demand moderate, and eur
,lrent make steam at 685@6 soc per Id.
4 Mess pork quiet and firm. Quoted at Slo@lo 70
u and held at the Latter for jobbing lots
y Bulk meats firm and quiet Shoulders at $3.50
a4e Short RIB sides at loot. 2Oc, clear sloeS
n nominal at 40@615c per ID all loose.
Beacon Quiet Shoulders at 4M@41sc clear rio
Qat 6sI@67sc and clear sides at 7A@7asc per 10
\ all packed. Sugar cured hams at S@loc as 10
a average.
4 Market weak and quiet Prices Bc lower. stocR
e3D4tI bales Receipts 1.103 bales Snipments iso
Whales. The following are the local oficlai quon
al tons Ordinary. 9tsc good Ordinary, NCzssi low
aalmiddling, 11l1e; middling. l1hc: good mlddllng
fTllJG middling fuf, 12ssSc tair. lSsc per pound
n fl4,- ~ WHISKY.
u Is in good demand and sales at 81 04 per gallon
Il aRocxsIK. .-.e
Il Coffee is In fair demand Rio at l2%@20c per
u 1b for common to fancy yellow: Lag'layra al ~
l @1Sc; Mocha, 26@27c; Java, 2i92Sc per ID
il Molasses; Demand fair and market steady. we
quote New Orleans at 43@l8c ior fair to good, and
y bOm55c for prime to choice per gallon Maple
10 syrup 759S5c per gallon
x, Rice in moderate demand and market steady
and quiet. Louisiana at T97Af, and Carohna az
Y 7s4gSc per ID.
y Suga. in fair demand and STEADY. We 9uote:
ri Yellow refined 8HGSAc; extra Q, 9g9Ae; a
Il white, 91sMgNc; granulated and powdered, lOW
= lOAc, crushed l0sc and cut loaf, 1890 @lohc ier
Slb New Orleans at 71a@S14c, and clarified white
x 9A@l0e perlb. asf e. t'.
I M1scETLANEoUs
9 Beans are quiet and steady at 81 5O@1 60 per bu
y for prime to choce navys, 81 l01l 30 fair togood
, white, and 75@g6c for common Ier bu.
btssr quiet and steady at $l7 2a@l7 so; ship:
stutfs neglected at SlS 30. Middlines fair demand
at $l9923 per ton, all III bulK on ARRIVAL
Butter: The market is steady and quiet The
receipis are lib bera and the demand fir. Dairy at
230a2ac for selections of Western Reserve. ana
2O22c for prime to choice lois on arrival. Medium
grades at lG@lSc inferior 12@13c per 10. Cream
cry at 26@2Sc per lb prime to cheice il
Broom corlf III fair demand and steady Quoted
Red brush at 4@41zc; red tipped at 695kc: Green
stalk braid, 6@7c and choice h,lr at TIC per lb
Bark is quiet and steady at $l3@13 80 per cord
for prime chestnut afioat.
Beeswax is steady and quiet at 20c per ID Tor
sarging: Fair demand and firm. Quoted fax
2-lb at 1Oc, 2Slbat lO4c, 24.lb at 101sc yer yard
and kc more for jobbng lots. Jrte lc higher
tfMn AJAX. Iron cotton ties $3 per bundle
Brooms, Demand moderate and market quiet
and steady Common at 81 5O92 90; huri w 0olg
2 rs; Shaker, s. 1898 %: steamboat W 1osa !"
per dozen.
Cheese fl, fair demand. Prime to choice at ll9@
l2Hc for Ohio factory.
Coke: Demand light but market steady City
manufactured at 10c. crushed &c, and gas-hoose
Be per bu at yards, and held &c more delivered
to consumers.
Coal quiet and steady and delivered to consum-
ers at th4 following: lie for ioughiogheny ll@
12c for Hooking Valley and Muskingum, lO@l1c
for Kanawha, lie for Campbell Creek, and 9gl0c
for Ohio River per bu
Cortage: Demand moderate and market steady
OF 9@alOc for Jule, 12@12ac for Sisal. and 13@l4c
for Manila per ID.
Coopers stuff: Receipts liberal and de-
nnand rather light and no material change
Quoted: Slack-barrel poles, S6@S: hghtbarrel
poles $l0@12: hoghead poles, $s5@30: barrel
stayes SlS@2O hOgsnpad slaves, $l6@2O per 1000.
Cotton yarns steady and quiet with moderate
demand. We quote: Batting. n@l6c; pound
yaras. 2ic carpet warp, white. 24c; do, coiored.
29c: coyerles warp, 26c per 10 ootton o rope' Soe
Candles Quiet, steady and demand moderate ut
1oi%Mllc for tallow and l29l21sc for star per
Cooperage is quiet and rather easy. We quote as
follows: Flour-Darrels. 25@3oc; pork bare's, 75@
sOc. do half barrels. 45dae: lard terces, goa
95c: ham tierces 45@50c; iron bound whisky bar
rels. 81 2@1 80, and lard kegs, 28GI3Oc each.
Eggs. Receipts liberal and demand only light.
Quoted SIC per dozen for fresh:
Fruits: Apples firm and moderate offerings
at So b095 90 per brl. Strawberries In mAderate
supply at l5@2Oc per quart for inferior and 500
CSC for choice per quart Oranges n fair demand
and good supply at $4l5 for Messina per box and
SSall for Valencia per case. Lemons at $i@5
per box. Dried apples at 7A@Sc. and dried
peaches S%@9c per Id. .....
1 Feathers in moderate demand at 45c per lb for
4 prime live geese.
! Fish in fair demand and steady Quoted:
], Extra mess mackerel, $2s@2s: No. large DO. s2,g
v 26: No. / meonm. slQ@ll: No. z large Go
4 Ea7 SO; No. 8 medium, S6@6 so per bri: picked
II salmon. Sl5915 81 per biz upper lake herring.
S3 75(0f; lower do. IS 5O@3 rs per half bri: No.
III herring, 2@30c per box; Goldfish. 4HC951ac per
I, lb sardlnes quarter boxes VIZ oo9lo per case.
Y Hides in fair demand and steady at 7a8c for
green, 81z@9lac for wet salted, 13@l4c for dry
Il salted, lb@fc for flint, per lb, and 75c@sl Is
n zach for sheep pelts.
N Hops in fair demand and steady. We quote
h prime to choice Eastern at 3S940c per lb. Liza,
HAY steady and fair demand, with moderate
u offerings. We quote: No. | loose-pressed tmo-
NJ Inv at SIC 5O@l7. and prime to choice tight
II pressed at Sl5@i6 per ton. Fair to good mixed at
sis@l4, and inferior at $10@.2 per ton, all on ar
4 rival.
! Hemp Is in moderate demand and receipts
light. Rough Kentucky at $l60@170 per ton on
arrival and S5@l1O more in store. Dressed jobbing
p.1,2Hc for single aud AH@l5c for double per lb
|, Iron is quiet and steady at the fol-
4 lowing priceS Pig Iron four months;
4 Hanging Rock charcoal, No. l. $35@37: Hanging
! Rock No. 2. ssi@36; DO mill. $sa oo@s4 90;
\ Southern charcoal No. /. Ss3@35: do mill, $50
!! 0a32. stone-coat and cnke No. Neutral, Ss4M;Y5
I d. No. neutral, s33934: do mill neutral, $3l0a
SO; do No soft, $3oGg32; do mill, cold short 81
a29: Car-wheel: Hanging Rock sS5 O0@60 90;
Southern, tjs 00@5S 90 per ton. Wrought iron
Common bar iron per lb. 3.20c: charcoal bar
iron per lb, 4.40c sheet-iron. boiled, Nos 10
to ri Der lb. 42O@54Oc: sheetiron. charcoal.
Nos 10 to q. per lb 5.7O06 SOC.
Lead: Demand moderate and market steady.
pig at 5a.@6Nc, bar T4@7Hc Lead pipe
SC, sheet lead S14@S11c per lb