The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. PA P. M.


5 30. super6ne dull at 81 AGA Is. Low grades
s. 50@4 per brl. Rye flour "a 1904 so' as 10
4Sn', Oats quiet vi, and firm No white sold to-day
at 4Ohc mixed at S7939c for good TO prime, ana
859S6c for inferior. Rejected sold at soc per pu'
Barley quiet and steady. Fall at 75@se, lor
good to prime. Spring at 6o@6Sc, latter ior NO. e
Corn is steady and fairly active Mixed shelled
quoted sT@3Sc ior for fair 10 good and S9lgDc 1or
prime to choice. Yellow shelled sold at 42e on
track. Mixed ear at 39@42c, as to quolity, the
latter ror choice dry
Rye is steady and quiet No is offered at $50
Der bu track or elevator, and light demand.
Wheat is held firm, and not much offered.
Prime TO choice red 81 2Sl 30 fair to good at II ~
@l27. Choice amber selling at vi * Inferior
lots at 81 209l 25, as to quality ana common uo"n
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is steady and quiet at S12@12 25 per
brl, and held at the latter for jobbing lots.
Lard steady and fair demand and prime steam
at7Ae per lb.
Bacon in moderate demand and steady. Shoul-
ders at SIC. clear rib sides at 1Ac, clear SUES as
held 766c per lb, packed. sugai-cured mans w
l0c, and shoulders 5}4@tc per ID caii'aseu "iiu
packed.
Bulk meats: Market steady and quiet Shoul-
ders 4lM7. soc, clear rib at 61a@G.60c, and clear
sides 654 soc per 10, loose.
COTTON.
The market is quiet ana prices sc lower. re
celpts to-day, 2.767 bales. Shipments l,5ol pales,
Stock. l0,OiS bales The following are the local
Official quotations: Ordinary, 1oNc; good ordi-
nary. 1l3Ic: low middling 12lc; middling, lS9sc;
good middlng 13Ac; middling fair, 1916 ana
fair, l4}6e per pound
IA easv to-day, and lc lower with good demand,
and sales at 81 05 per gallon.
GROCERIES,
Coffee is quiet and steady. We quote Laguayra
at l6@lSc. Java 25(929c, Mocha 2a@2Sc per 10.
Rio at 131a@14c for common, l4hS@lb13c 1Ot ia,r
to good. l7@lSc for prime to cholce, ana zogzlc
for fancy yellow.
Molasses: Market firm and demand fair, with
New Orleans at 45@53c per gallon for good to
choice, Refined sirups at 4O96Oc per gallon
Rice; Steady and moderate demand. Louisiana
at 7@71@c, and Carolina at 7h@sc per lb.
Sugar: Fair consumptive demand and steady as
follows New 0rleans raw at 7'1S1Ac: yeiiow cdI "a
Refined yellow, SA@s54c; extra G 9g9lac;
white, gil@g7ac granulated, l0talOlc; powdered
and crushed, lO149l01ac; cut Loaf, lo%ac.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Roccino. Market steady and quiet. Flax, in
largo lots, at 9@9c f1r 2lb s4gst2cL ~ dor azs.fip, f
jobbing lots. Jute lAc, higher than flax Iron
cotton ties at SO per bundle OF 3o
ssBran Quiet and steady and light offerings at
S1S 5O@l4 per ton. shipstuifs at $li@l4 80 and
mi1dlngs In fair demand at Sl5@Zl per tol on
arrival He'd in store at " more
Bark is quiet and steady, and primo to choice
chestnut oak aloat at $l2@l3 per cord.
Beans are in moderate demand and steady
We nlote prime to choice in lots at VI 3o@l lo
and fair to good at vi lUgi 20 per pu, ahu JoppiS
in store at i0@i5c more.
Butter is firm and the demand fair and receipts
moderate Creamery quoted at 37@39c for choice
Prime to choice dairy at 23m2?c for Central ONO
andIndiana, and 26@2Sc for Western reserve ana :.
extra selections OF the latter at 29a3Oc per lb Fair
10 good at 17@20c and inferior at 14@i5a per ID
Bagging, Demand moderate and market steady.
We quote flax jobbing at 9Ac for 2-lb, y4c for
2lslb, and lOc for 24lb, per yard.. and large lots
Nc less Jute about 1.4c per yard higher than flax
Iron cotton ties at $S per bundle.
Beeswax in fair demand and steady at 2c per lb
for prime yellow
Broom corn: Market firm and quiet with mod
crate receipts We quote: Red brush at 4@4l4c;
red tipped 5@6c: green stalk braid 6@7c' choice
hur 7@71Sc per lb
Brooms: Market quiet and unchanged. Steam,
boat at $S 25@4, hurl q 5O@3 Shaker w 5o@S
md common 81 50@1 rs per dozen.
Candles: Market firm and quiet and demand
moderate. Common tallow at l09llc and stal
candles at 131a@l4c per ID.
Cotton yarns: Market firm and quiet, with
fair demand. Batting, lo@l7c; assorted yarns
23c: c0verlet yarn, 25c; warp, 23@25c; wicGing
12M23c; colored warp Csc; twine, iga2lc; rope
iS@19c per b.. No. sou, ll1ac; No. 6Oo' O&c; No
700, 9lac per dozen.
Coal is Quiet and steady, The rates afoat ore
pc for Youghiogheny, 9c for Kanawha, and 6t
for Ohio River per bu. Delivered to consumers a.
M for Ohio River i2c or g"Rag ngd 'eny qaT
Creek, and 12c for Youghiogheny, per bu, anc
S6 6eG7 90 Der ton for anthracite.
Coke Market quiet and steady anc
unchanged Gas-house Sc, crushed &c, and city
manufactured l0c per bu at yards, ana Zc mort
delivered to consumers.
Cordage is in moderate demand and steady
We quote Manila at 1314@l4c, sisal 1lA@121ac
and jute 9@1Oc per lb
Cheeseis in moderate demand ana steady at lag
l4hc per ID.
Coonerage: Market quiet and easy We quote
Flour.barres, 25@9Oc; pork barrels 6O@65c:d
half barrels 45@50c lard tierces 15@SOc; han
tierces. 45d5oc; slack hogsneads 81 45@l 80; slac
hhds. 81 25dl 30; half hogsheads. 95@S1 whsk
barrals. 81 25d1i 30 and lard kegs 2S@3Oc each
Coopers' stuff: Ample offerings and moderat
demand. We quote: Slack barrel poles. $6@s
dght-barrel poles, Sl0912, and hoghead poles $50
30 rer 1000 Barrel slaves, 8ls@20; hogshead dt
el6m20 per 1000.
Eggs. Receipts are ample and demand fai
Fresh arrivals at 121a@13c per dozen.
Feathers: Receipts moderate, and fair demand
and firm, and prime live geese ar 44@45c per II
Fruits: Apples at 1894 per brl and quiet Graz
berries at 80 50@lO so per bril- and 93dsS so per b
crate Lemons AT $6@7 per box and firm. Orange
in fair demand and good supply at 81 SOFAS .
her bri for Louisiana and s303 so per box fl
Messina. Dried apples at 71s@Sc, and peaches
e@9lac per ID Ill store.
ssFisi.: Market firm and demand tair Quoted ,
follows: Mackerel extra mess, s2S@29: No. larg
ss6a21. No medium sl0@ii: No. larg
As bOa9: No 2 medium. 81 SOFAS; No. larg
N 50@s; No. 3 medium. S6@6 SO per bri: lal
herring, SO 5OI3 rs: white fish, s6@6 80 p'
half brl: sardines quarter boxes, Sl2 50@13 p,
case goldfish, 5@514c per h. and smoked herrin
28Go3Oc per box.
HEMP has nuict mafl.et and receipts lgh
Rough Kentucky held al $40 per ton; dressed
0c for single and 10c for double per lb.
Hides: Market steady aud quiet and annie offe
ings. We quote Green, at 7aSc; wet salted Sy9
dry So, ted isGi4c; flint 15@i7c. Sheep pets,
6a$l 25 each with wool on. and 25@5Oc sneare
Hay is in fair dtmsnd and stead
Prime to choice timothy in bales OF sl6@17 p
tctl, and about 81 mote loose; fair t., prime mix
atNSlIal2 per ton, on arrival and about 81 mo
in store. Wheat straw at $40, and oat straw at s
per ton.
HOPS are steady and quiet, with lig
receipts, and prime to choice Eastern at 40@l
perlb.
IRON Is quiet and steady, without ouotat
change in prices Pig. iron al mont
as follows Hanging Rock, charcoal. h
/. s439i4 Hanging Rock No q $i2a4
do. mill. S4l@42; Southern chafco
No. /. sn@i2; do. mill. ssse4o: strol
stone-coal and coke, No. ], S39@42 40, mill. s37
30; cold short st0ne-coal ana coke, No J, S36@