The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-02
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2-2P. N.
pIOvR AMI GRAIN


FLoUR AND GRAIN.
Flour Is steady and Quiet Family at s6 SO@6 30.
Fancy branGs at s. GOAT Is, and patent up 10 SS
per bril- Extra at & 60td5 80. Superfine at s. 10t6
40 Low grades at "a 4o@4 So per brl Rye -four
at s. 15@6 80.
Barley steady and quiet. Fall at gs@e5c for
choice and S099Oc for fair to prime sample per
bu. Spring t75c for prime, and down to SOC for
inferior, as to quality.
41c, as tn quality or location. Mixed sheiled at
42t9l3c per bu, on track. Sale reported late last
evening of 81, 600 bu of No. 2 mixed at 42c
Rye is quiet and selling to-day at &c fcrho.
in elevator.
Oats are quiet and rather easy No, mixed at
SOC and lots at $50 per bu White at 40@4c per bu.
Wheat is quiet and firm. Red at 81 3501l 81 for |
at lots atSl 20@1 25 as to quality. White seaEee |
and held nomanally at 2@3c above red. |
PROVISIONS
Mess pork is firm and quiet at Sl3 Is per brl. |
and held at l5@25c mcfe for small lots, and the
demand light
Lard is quiet and firm. Prime steam at TIC
per ID for spot, ana held at 71ac.
Green meats quiet: Shoulders at 4S0@4.S5c:
clear rib sides at 61sc hams at 654t97ssc per lb'
Baconquiet Shoulders 5sSs51Sc, clear rib at
F,Sc, and clear sides held 7sf@74c per lb packed.
sugar-cured hams at s11911c, as to brand or
average.
Dry salt meats partly cured quiet: Shoulders at
sides at 6a4@61sc per lb. loose.
COTTON.
The market is steady to-day. and prices un-
changed. Receipts to-day A3l0 bales. Shipments
are the official squotations Ordinary, l0,4c;
good ordinary, 112sc; low middlng. 1lAc;
middling. 121sc; good middling. 12ssc; mid
ding fair, l21sc, and fair 1890 per ID
WHISKY.
Is quiet and steady to-day and selling at 81 OF per
gallon.
Coffee Moderate demand and quiet with the
Rio Common at 14915c fair to good at 1870
l7c, prime to choice at IS@191.c, and fancy
yellow at 2o4@2lc per ID. Java at 5@2Sc Mocha
26127c, and Laguayra at 16@17c PER ID.
Moiassss: New Orleans In far demand at
32@37c for fair to good and 4O@45c for prime to
cho,ce. Refined sirups QUIET AZ 35Oa65c per gal
Ion as to qualify. Sorghumsteady at 27@S2e per
gallon.
Rice in moderate demand. quiet and steady.
Louisiana at 7@719c and choice Carolina at SC
perlb. "
Sugar Market steady and fair demand at
the following prices: Refined yellow. Sa9
Sssc; extra c 99y'sc; A white lo@l01ac; gran
ulated and powdered, 1Usz(allc: crushed, 1lc
cut loaf 111sc per ID. New Orleans at 9@1oc
for clarified, and 6s4@Sc for raw. as to quality.
MrseELLANRoUs.
Beans are quiet at 81 1901 so for fair to good
and 81 40@l so for prime 10 cho ce medium or
white per bu on arrival, and held 15@20c more for
jObbing lots in store
Batter is in fair demand for the local trade and
the market steady. We quote creamery at 35@36c
for selections and 30633c prime TO cho ce Choice
dairy-made AT 2l@28c per ID, and he'd at 25c for
selected packages Packers are buying generally
gt 15@l8c per ID. Medium grades at 13(914c, and
common at 1o@l1c per 10, :. an -ra,, .o. .ou
Shilstutfs atsl2@l3. Middlmgs $l6@2O per TO-.
in store and quiet .,-
Bagging: Tie demand is moderate but steady.
We quote 2,lb fax. at s@s14e; 21slb, s14@sHc;
per yard higher. Jute held 1@lAc per yard more
than flax. Iron cotton ties So 40@2 SO perbundle.
Bugs ore quiet and firm, We qnote: Cotton
gunnies, lSal4c 21a-bu, burlaps, il1s@12c; 4-bu,
Bark is in fair demand and ample supply.
chestnut oak at slO@l1 per cord afoat.
Beeswax in moderate demand at zoe per 10 for
prime yellow.
Broom corn Is steady and quiet We quote red
brush at 3la@4c red tipped at 4%@5c, green
stalk braid at 51S96c ana green hurl 1T SIC per
pound.
Brooms in moderate demand and the market
steady We quote Common. 81 3S(a1 70; hfrl,
81 5@2 IS; Shaker. q 5o@s, and steamboat. $3 rs
p@er dozen.
Cheese has quiet steady market and 12913%c
per ID for good to choice.
| Coal is in moderate demand and ample supply:
YoughiOgheny at l2c kanaWha lie. and Ohio
River at &C per bushel, afoat The rates delivered
\
and Muskingum l4c kanawha lac. and Y0ughiO-
| gheny 15c per bushel.
Coke steady and quiet, ana quoted at yards ga
10c per bu. Held i@2c more delivered to con.
sumcrs.
| Cooperage is quiet ana demand moderate. We
quote: Flour barrels 2503Oc; pork barrels, GOA
S5c; do hslf-barrels. 45@5Oc: lard tierces $l@1 O
ham tierces 45@50c; slack hGgsneads 81 35@1 40;
half h0gsnesas, e6csgSl: whisky barrels, 81 SO@
Gil und lard kegs, 85c each, a,
Cotton yarns The demand is fair and the mar
ket steady. Batting. lO@l6c: pound yarns, 2sc:
carpet warp-whi,e. DC; DO, colOred, 2Sc; coverlet
121zc; No 5Oos 1lNc; No. COOS. 1o1c, and No. zoos,
912c per dozen. Cotton rope, 1S@aOc: twinc. 2O@
23c and candlewick 23c per lb. .... Al
| Candles are steady and demand fair, and selling
20@2lc for parafine. 18@l315c for star, and 1910
11Lc for common talow perlb.
Goopers' stuff quiet ana steady. We auote:
Slack barrel poles $6@6; teht-barrel poles sl2@l4;
ard hogshead poles $25@S0 per 200; barrel stayes
s1S@@ hogshead e. .sts staves si6g~ M reI loo w.
quote Jnle at salec, sisal arl2@l21sc and Ma
nilla at 1SA914c per Id.
Eggs are steady ana quiet, and fresh quoted at
Feathers: Prime live geese in fair demand at
40c per ID.
Fruits: Market steady for apples at So 50as 50 per
brl. Lemons sell at = 75@45O per box. Oranges
at s7@s per brl. Cranbertes fair and firm demand
at 81 00@S so per brl. Dried fruits firm ut 6(97e
for apples and 8@814c for peaches per lb.
Fish: Demand Is fair and prices steady We quote:
Extra mess mackerel, s2s@2s: No. large do, sa69
"a: No. medium, $40 50@ll 90: No. 2 large do,
IS 5O@9 90; No. 2 medium do, $6 5O97 No. large,
81 5O@S; No. medium. IS 5O07 per bfl No
white fish, "a 5o@5Oe; No. do, $4ds4 so; picked
salmon $l5@l5 30 per brl. Upper lake herring,
s2@3 Is; lower do 81 5o@2 rs per half brl; No.
herring, 28@30c per box; Goldfish, 5g514c per lb;
sardines, quarter boxes, $l2 5o@13 per case; and
lib cove oysters 60c@S1 per dozen
Hay is fairly active and steady. Prime to choice
timothy selling at $l1@17 per ton, in bales, on ari-
val. No l loose held about 81 per ton more. Me-
dium grades at N3@l4, and common at $10@li per
ton on arrival. About 81 more in store. Wheat
straw at $9@950. Oat straw at 80 50@10 per ton.
| Hides in fair demand and market easy We
quote green hides S@9c, wet salted, 9Welse.
dry salted. 13@l4c. flint 15@l7c per lb Sheep
peits, Sl0sSl Is each.
Hemp is steady and quiet We quote: Rough
Kentucky at $l20 on arrival, and $5GlO higher
| per ton u store. Dressed In fair demand and
quoted at &c for double and Sc for single dressed
Rerlh
and fair demand.
Iron is in ia demand and steady. We quote:
Pig iron-Charcoal, hot blast, Hanging RoCk. No. l,
496I40; do. No. 2, $S7@3S; Southern No. /,
SS7@3S No. COKE SS71SS; No. 2 do, $35M96;
raw coal, No. l, $34@l35; No. 3 do, S32Ca33 Hlug-
| INC Rock car-wheel S45f0sID: Southern do ,H1oM