The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 25-2 P. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN

- FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour: The demand is chiefly local, and the
market is easy Family dull at So 1905 30, ex-
ira quoted IS 1905 40, superfne at 81 1904 80,
low grades at &3 50@4 D. as to quality. Rye Hour
at 81 65a4 S5 Fancy brands, as to quality or rep
utation, s. lb@6 TO- Patent process ranging up
| to S8 per brl
| rive ia steady and quiet, and No. 2 selling to-
day at Ssc per bu Rejected held al SOC and dull.
Barley quiet and steady. Spring at 65@68c for
fgood 70 No. grade. Fall at 70@Soc, latter No. 2.
y Oats quiet Mixed at s6937c for good to prime.
White at ss@3sc, and held 40c for choice
Wheat is quiet to-day, with only moderate de-
Enand and no material change. Red al 81 259l Is,
or No. .; amber 81 25al 26 for choice No. q and
81 22@1 "a for fair to good sample. White scarce
md nominal.
Corn firm and fairly active. No mixed
Ihelled sold to-day at 40c and No held 40k@4lc
DER bv Mixed ear at 39(@42c as to quality. Whlte
Mr. yellor corn at 43@45c prime to choice,
PROVISIONS. .-
Il Mess pork is steady. Quoted at $11 per bril-,
s.bpot and demand light
ta Lard Is auiet and firm. Current make at &c per
rib and fair demand, and held ut TIC. Kettle Leaf
,tiull, nominal 7297Ac.
Bulk meats steady: Shoulders S.95@4c, clear
dtib at 6sSc clear sides held at 6s4c per h.
" Bacon quiet and steady: Clear rib TIC clear
tides 7. .l50l7 2Oc Shoulders held at 44@5c per
10. packed sugar-cured hams at s@1Oc, canvased
s0And packed.
b COTTON.
hi Market quiet and prices steady and unchanged.
! Receipts 42S bales Shipments, S41 bales stocK,
! No I5S bales The following are the authorized
hprices of the Cincinnati Cotton Exchanges
TDriinary, 1G56c; good ordinary, Hese: low mid
hling, 12Nc; middling, l25sc; good middhng, 1896
cfmiddling fair, 1870; fair, l49sc per pound.
WHISKY.
| The market is steady and the demand Is falr
and sales to-day at 81 o4 per gallon.
l.
Coffee Is in fair demand and the market quiet
with Rio at 13159141c for fair to common, l5@iSc
ffor fair to good. and 19@191ac for choice and ior
,Efancy yellow 201a@2lc. Laguayra at l6%@lSc,
land Java at 25@29c per pound.
Molasses: Demand fair and market steady. We
touote New Orleans at 45@53c good to choice, sor-
tghun at 3b940c, and refined sirups at S5@6Oc as
Ito quality per gallon.
Rice: The demand is.moderate and market firm
Hat 7@8c, latter for choice Carolina.
Sugar: Market steady and demand fair. and
Quoted Refined yellow at sA@S$4c; extra c, 9t9
}9sxc: A white, 94Q997sc grantulated and pow
ldered, 1O19@l03sc; crushed l0Lc: cut LOAF, lOsSc
per Id: New Orleans 74t9S14c, yellow clarified, 81
lQg9c. and white clarified at s1a@loc per To-
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are steady and quiet and selling at 81 25a
I 1 SO Aor good TO choice white and heid l0glo(
! more for jobbing lots in store.
Brsp Is steady and quiet at $15. Shipstuffs al
$15@l6 Middlings at $l7@22 per ton, all on ar
rival.
Butter is steady with liberal offerings and fail
demand Prime to choice western reserve
ira selections by the single package at 29@3Oc
Fair to good lots at 18@2lc, and common dull a.
15tacl6 per lb. Creamery at SS@4Oc and not much
on the market.
Bark is in moderate demand and steady at $l2@
13 per cord, at1oat
Broom corn: The demand Is fair and market
Arm. We quote: Red brush at 4@41sc. 6@6%t
for red tipped, 6@S7c for green stalk braid and
TIC for choice hurl per H.
Beeswax is in fair request and steady at 00t
perlb.
Bags are quiet and steady. We quote Burlaps
2.bu 9Ist01Oc: 4-bu 1S%@14c; gunnies 2-bu HlS@
15c: double 22c. Wool bags at 42@45c and cotton
seamless at 21@24c each.
Bagging in fair demand and market steady
We quote: Flax, 2lb at 90, 21s-lb Ct sAc and
2Alb at s11c per- yard. Jobbing lots 40 higher
Jute held %@2c per yard more than max. Cot
ton ties at So per bundle.
Brooms steady and quiet. We quote: Steamboat
at SO 5O@4 90. Shaker at So 1908 co. Hurl al
s. 50a2 rs. Common at 81 40@l IS per dozen.
Candles in fair demand and the market stead.
and selling 13N@l4c fOr star ana AZ lUt9lU1ac, Io
common tallow per Id.
Cordage steady and quiet and demand moder
ate and selling Manila at l39l4c Sisal, 12@
l2slc Jute at 9@1Oc per lb.
Cation yarns: Steady market, and the demand
fair. Quoted! Batting ll@lsc; pound yarns
24c: CARPET warp, white. Nc; do cOlOred. 29c
coverlet warp, CSC per lb full weight dozen yarns
No zoos 13c; No. 500s. 12c No. 600s, lie; No. zoos
I0c per doz. Cotton rope zoe; twine, 2l@24c, anc
,candle-wick, 24c per Id.
Coopers' stuff in ample supply and moderate
demand. We auote Slack-barrel poles. $6@6
f,rht-barrel pOles Sl0@12: hoghead poles, $2I
GSO; barrel staves elsta2o: hogsnead slaves, Slt
go per 1900.
Coke in moderate demand and market steady
&c for as-house. &c for crushed per bu, at yards
and &c more deliv red to consumers.
Cooperage: The market is Arm and demand fai
m follows: Flour-barrels. 25@30c; pork barrels
,7O@75c; do half barrels, 45CS5c lard terces, 500
85c ham tierces, 45050c; iron-bound whisky bar
rels, 81 25Qli 80. and lard kegs, 2SaS0c each.
Cheese: The demand is fair and steady. Prim'
70 choice factory selling at13k@14c per lb.
Coal is steady and quiet with ample offering
afoat at &c for YouehiOgheny &c for Kanawha ant
Sc for Ohio River, per bu. Delivered to con
sumers at 1la12c for Youghiogneny and Kama
wha, Il@12c for Hooking Valley and Muskingum
and lOc for Ohio River per bu.
Eggs are in moderate demand and the marke
steedy and quiet and selling at 81a@9c per dozel
fow fresh.
Fruits: Apples sell at sS@s rs per brl good t.
choice Dr. ed applesare quiet at 6h@7c. Driet
peaches at 1@sAc per lb Oranges steady and
3f@9 for Valencia per case. Cranberries at $S 25@
S75 per crate and 80 5o@ii 10 per brl.
\ Feathers Market steady and quiet Prime ly,
i geese at Acc per ID.
1 Fish steady and quiet at the following
4 Mackerel, extra mess e28N29: No. l large S26G27
] No. i m edium. S10@1l; No. 2large, $8 $685. No
\ medium. 81 50gS; No. large, 81 5e@S; No.
( medium. S6606 so per br. Lake herring. $3 50td
] rs: whiefish. S666 50 per half brl: sardines
quarter boxes $12 50@l3 per case; Goldfish, 5@51St
I per lb, and smoked herring. 28@8Oc per box.
Hons in moderate demand and prime to choict
\ Eastern at 3S940o per 10.
Hay Is in demand for the local trade and re
Gel is moderate, Timothy selling at s15 50@i6 so
I latter for No. ] loose pressed. Medium grades o.
Sl3@l4 so as to quality Common prairie ha,
sells at s10@1l per ton on arrival. Oat straw o.
Sill and wheat straw at $40 00@10 so per ton.
Hsies steady, quiet and ample receipts, and w
ouote 7@sc for gfeenNSla@9c for wet sailed, 1870
lac for dry salted, and 15@17c for flint, per Id
75c@$1 SO for sheep pelts, good to choice, each.
Hemp: The supply is light and market nomi
nal at S2OO(0210 per ton for rough Kentucky, and
I5@l7c for dressed per Id.
iron: The demand s moderate and thu
market quiet Pig iron at four months time
Hanging Rock. charcoal, No. l. S420144 Hanging
Hock No. 2. s40a42: dof mill. $50 0O@4O 90
Bouthern charcoal. No. l. I'll 0O@42 90
do. mill. $39 00Qa40 90: st0ne-coal art
coke, No. l. 339@42 90 mill. $37M
y9 cold short stone-coal and coke, No. ], 3366f3s
do. mill, s35@37. red short. all lake ore, Si6a
10 per ton. car-wheel: Hanging Rock, e5505S