The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET. -
CIsoTNNATI. Feb. So P. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

CIsoINNArI. Feb. So P. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour Is In fair demand for the local trade.
Family at S sCgs Is Extra at S 1895 o. su-
perfine, 81 75@4 90. Low grades, 81 7ba4 Is. Rye
-four, "a S0@5 10, latter for choice Northwestern.
Barley Is quiet Fall at S0aS2c for No. 8 and Sc
for No. Spring at 5507oc for sample, as TO
quality.
sold to-day at 40c. Mixed ear at 4@t2o White
held 2@5c higher than mixed and scarce.
Rye steady and quiet Choices sample sold to-
day at SIC No. at S5c on track. Soc in elevator.
Oats quiet No. mixed sold at &c. and white
at 40@4lc per brl,
Wheat quiet Red quoted at 81 25ta1 %, good
10 choice. Amber at 81 26@1 "a for choice, and
ranging down to 81 10 for inferior per bu.
PROVISIONS.
Dry saltedtneats steady AND quiet. Shoulders
4494.30c, clear rib 655@6 .60c, and clear sides GU
SIC, loose, partly cured.
Lard quiet and easy. Prime y 4@7.s0c per lb, and
bids at inside figure.
Mess pork quiet and we ak and quoted sl2 so
@1275 per brl, mostly at aside figure.
Bacon steady and little doing. Sh ohlders SAG
SIG clear rib 7,35@7AOc, clear sides 7ssc per lb,
packed. Sugar-cured hams at 9R@lO nc, per 10,
eanvased and packed. "
Green meats neglected. Shoulders 4@LO5c, clear
rib sides at 6.lo@6. l6c per lb.
COTTON.
The market is steady and quiet, and prices un-
changed, as follows: Ordinary, 10Ac; good ordi-
nary, llssc; low middhng, l21ssc; middhng i21ae
good middling, 1Sc; middling fail. ls1sc, and
fair, l41ac. per ID. Receipts, 665 bales. Ship
ments, 7l2 bales. Stock, TO- 352 bales. Sales TO-
day at Cotton Exchange, S46 bales.
WHISKY
In good demand and steady, with sales at 81 o5
per gallon.
MIsCELLANEoUs
Beans In moderate demand and quiet. Arrival
lots at 81 15@1 35 for fair to prime white and 81 As
al so for choice, and l5@20c more in store.
Bark in fair demand aud steady at $l2@l3 per
cord for prime chestnut oak afioat.
Butter: The receipts are moderate of best grades
and the market remains firm, with fair con-
sumptive defnaud. Choice dairy at 20@23c, the
latter for Western Reserve, and held 1t92c more
for selections Good to prime packing at 16yGl8e,
medium at 1A@15c, and common down to 9@l0c
per lb .r-
Beeswax in moderate demand and steady, and
selling at 20c per lb for prime yellow.
Bran is quiet and steady and quoted at 8l8 per
ton: shipstuffs at sl3 5O@l%OO per ton and dull.
Middlings at Sl5@2l per ton in bulk on arrival.
Broom Corn is steady and quiet. Common red
brush at 31a941@c per lb. Red tipped at 5151Sc,
green stalk braid ut 6061lc. and hurl at 63f971Sc
per lb. r-.
Bags: The market is steaoy and quiet Burlaps,
5-bu l5@151ac: a-bu, 1111s@12c; 2bu. 101a@11c;
gunnles, 2-pu, 141l@l5c double. &c, cotton seam
less, 2-bu, 21@24c; 3-bu. 8@S2c, eaGh wool bags,
42@4Sc each. f'l+
Bagging has steady market and fair demand.
We quote 2-lb tax at &c. 21-lb at 94c, 21.lb at
91ac per yard and nc more for jobbing lots. Jute
nc higher than fax. Cotton ties 81 55@2 so per
bundle. c,...t,s ll.N
Brooms quiet and demand only moderate and
steady at previous prices. We quote common at
ys5@1 IS, hurl ats2 25@275, Shaker at " 5O@
co. and steamboat at So 50@4 90 per dozen.
Cheese in fair demand and firm, with prime to
choice at l31a@14kac per h.
Coke is quiet and steady Gas.house, at yards
SC. &c for crushed, and 1Oc for city manufactured
| and &c more to consumers, delivered.
Candles quiet and steady. We quote tallow al
lo5a@llhc star at ls9lS1lc and paratl,ne at %
| @2lc per pound. .F ...
Cordage is steady and demand moderate at 1871
@ilHc ior MANILA 1ls4@l2119c for sisal and e@lOt
| for jute per pound.
Cooperage in moderate demand and, quiet.
-four barrels 25@30c; pork barrels. 7E@8Oc: do half
barrels, 45@50c lard tierces 85@9Oc; ham tierces
t5@5oc slses hogsheads 81 S59l 40 hslfaogs 3, :,
| al S5, and lard kegs. 30035c each.
COopers' stuff: Market quiet and steady. w
quote: Slack barrel poles, f6@6: hghtbarrel poles
$lO@12; and hogshead poles. S20@25 per M; bar
rel slaves, $l3@20; hogshead slaves. el6@2O per M
Cotton yarns Arm and quiet We quote: Ba
ting, ll@l6c; pound yarns, 24c; carpet warp
white, 24c; colored warp. &c; coverlet warp 26
per lb. Cotton rope, zoe; twine 21@24c, ant
candlewick, Ac per lb -- r-..t a}t.
Coal ID In fair demand and the market steady.
The rates afoat are &C for Yoiighiogheny &c fol
Kanawha, and &c for Ohio River per bu. To con
sumers delivered at l0c for Ohio River, l2c fol
YoughiOgheny and Kanawha, and 12c for Mus
kingum and Hooking Valley per bu.
Eggs quiet and ample receipts and quoted at Il
@l4c per dozen for fresh arrivals. ....is
Fruits: Apples Ct g S@s g q: q TO quality, Pc
anges at e7@8 so per ,brl. and Messina at $500
per box. Cranberries a. SS010 per brl, and " 750
| 3 rs per bu crate
Feathers quiet and steady. and prime geese a
43c perlb. .U t.-.t. 5t a
Fish: The market quiet and steady with fai
Gs%sns; sa Mscfess Ss extra msd% e soi @gp No No.
large, IS 5O@9; No. 2 medium. S. 5O@7; No.
| large 81 SCOT; No. medium. SIS 5096 per brl
lake herring. ,8s@3 26; white fish, S6@6 80: pc
half brl; sardlnes. quarter boxes 3l2 5O91
| per case; Goldfish. 5(951ac per lb, and smoked
herring 2S@S0c per box.
Hides In fair demand and steady We quote a
fellows Green, 7Nsc; vet salted. S@ac; dry salted
1l3@l4c: flint, 15@1Tc; do selected, 1802c per 10
Sheep pelts, 75c@$1 25 each. as to quality.
Hors quiet and steady, with prime to choice a
3S@4Oc per lb. '+|
| hay III III 4dlt utitihuu unu AuuucIhVc OHciilIks
and firm. We quote prime to choice timothy a
$l7@1S per ton on arrival, packed, and 81 more TO
| loose Good to prime mixed at $15@16, and com
mon ct Sl2@13 per ton all on arrival. .Oat stray
at $40 50@11 and wheat straw at $l0910 80 per ton
Hemp is in light supply and little doing. will
rough Kentucky held noIninally at $3.50 per toi
In store.
Iron: Demand fair and the market steady
Pig iron al four months time a. follows
Hanging Rock, charcoal. No. l, $4a@A
coal, No. /. s41@42; do. mill. $3s@i6; stronl
stohe-coal and coke, No l, s39@42; do, mill, Ss7N
80; cold short sione-coal and coke, No. 836@3
do, mill S35@37; red short, all lake ore, $469
4S so per ton Car-wheel: Hanging. Rock. 855@5S
tSouthern, 15O@55 per ton. Wrought iron: Com
Imon bar iron 870c charcoal bar iron, 4e0c: sheet
iron, boiled, Nos. IS to- n. 4h@51ac; sheet-iron
Echarcoal, Nos. Is to q, S@7c per ID. Wrough
scrap, 81 50@2; cast scrap. 81 25@l GO Der "
pounds. +at.. .-f .s.,.. -.
Lead is quiet and steady. Bar lead at 81 org
Ipig &c, sheet lead at &c per lb.
Leather is steAdyand moderate trade. Weduote
Oak cole at 37043c; hemlock. do 279S5c: harnes
leather, s7@40c; rougn harness, 2saS2ei skirtine
E37a42c; American kip. b5@9Oc; French do. $te
II 80; American calfskins, Ge9H 10; Erene
dc, q 25@2 per ID. Birdie leather $439G0 pc
doz and upper leather, 20@2Sc Der foot.
Nuts: Moderate demand for hickory nuts at 40
for large and 65970c for shellbarks per bu Pecan
at 13g14c per lb. .4s vs. .0s Dgs 1t8.l
Nails firm and fair demand and quiet: S@5
mar ke0 for 10 tn Gid.