The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
-e MARKET.
CrNcrNNATI. Feb. 2-2P. n.
IIOuR AND 0RAIN. ..- -


a.g . CNcIsNArI Feb. 2-2P. n.
FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour Is steady and fair consumptive demand.
Family sells at IS 90@6 20. and fancy at IS 400
5 IS. and patent up to y per brl. Extrsst at % 10
as so. Superfne at q 75@l 20. Low grades
! 10. Buckwheat -four y 75@5 IS per brl
Barley is steady aud quiet Fall quoted SSc for
No. ., and some extra No. held al S5c per bu.
Spring quoted at 65@75c per bu.
Corn quoted steady. Mixed ear at 4o9iic and and
some selling ID inside prices with inferior ct $40
3Se per bu. Shelled 1t l1@42c Oh track ,.7f. |
Oats aniet and steady: No. 2 mixed, 4Oc; fair to |
good sample, S8@S9c; white, &c.
Wheat quiet and steady: No. 2 red selling To- |
day at 81 Is, and choice held 1@2c more Amber,
81 250l a. and held at the latter Tor NO Z IN |
ferior lots at 81 l00l 20, as to quality. White
RYE is In moderate demand and market steady. |
No. 2 is quoted at S5@S6c per bushel, latter In
elevator. Iu
PROVISIONS.
/ Lard Is quiet and steady and quoted at 7.4o9
745c per ID. with bids at the latter and held
per lb. .-.
Mess pork is in moderate demand and firm
Quoted al SlS@lS Is per bril-
Dry salt meats quiet. Shoulders at 4A@4 z5c,
clear ribat 55@6.60c, clear sides at g. 09eAs per
lb loose. t.
Bacon quiet. Shoulders 511s@5Ac, clear rib 7.S5
@7,40c clear sides 7.e0@7. 65c per Id, packed.
brand. ...-
Green meats quiet Shoulders at 4@41sc, and
clear rib sides at 614c per h.
.- So -in '}'i' COTTON.
The market is quiet and firm, and 10 higher
Sales to-day, 100 bales. Receipts. 976 bales Ship
ing are the official quotations: Ordinary, iossc
good dordinary, ll1ac low middling. nc; middlng
l%3sc; good mHdling. R1sc middling falr'
12a,s, and fair, l42sc per lb, .s..
WHISKY.
Market steady and quiet, and selling at u % per
gallon. 49,. ..-....I .. I
Coffee quiet and steady. Rio at 1s1f@i5He, com
mon to fair at 161a@l8c, good TO prime l9%@IH
for choice and 20la@2ic for fancy yellow per 10:
Lagusyra at ie11s1S1ac Mocha 269%c Java o.
22@29c per lb. ' H 'fl
Molasses: The demand Is tair for New Orleans
at 3s@4sc for fair to good. and @5@52c for prime
to choice, Refined srups at 40@65c as to quail
ity Sorghum at G0@s5c per gallon.
Rice is steady and quiet and quoted at 6A@7zc
for Louisiana and Carolina.
Sugar in fair demand aud quiet. New Orleans
at 715asA for raw and S1s@9c for yellow clarified,
41i0c tor white per lb Yellow refined at eA@
SIC; extra do 9@9Lc:. A White, gA@l0c; granu-
lated, lo14@lo5Sc; powdered lo1a; crushed lo24e'
cut Loaf lie per lb.
fa.' ~ MlSCELLANEOUb
Bark Is steady and Quiet ut Sll@R per ton iof
prime to choice chestnut oak. .u p g5
Beans: The demand is fair and market steady.
Good to choice Oh arrival at 81 25@l 81 and store
lots Of prime to choine navy at 81 6osl 70 per
bushel. IVA r
shipstaffh at $l391S so per ton and middilngs at
$15(122 per ton in bulk on arrival. f..t. l-
Beeswax in moderate demand and steady at 1c
per Id for prime yellow .Ja t...
Butter is quiet and STEADY. Creamery quoted at
35@37c aud little offering. Dairy IN ample supply
and selling at 2@25c per 10 for fancy selections E
22g23c for choice Western Reserve. and ls@2Oc for
prime lots Fair to good packing at l4@l6c ana
common at l0@l2c per ID. b..
Bags: The market is steady and quiet Burlaps
| 5-bu, 15@l51sc: 2hbui 1Ih@l2c; 2-bu. lO%@llc;
gunnies. 2-Du, 14k@l5c double, 22c; cotton seam
less 2bu, 21@24c; 3bu. S@32c, eachi wool bags
42048c each. H 1t
Raging has steady market and fair demand.
We quote: 2-lb tax at9c, 2lS-lb At 9Ac, 2A,lb Ct
S%c Der yard and nc more for j0bbing lots. Jute
| lZc higher than fax. Cotton ties ~ 85@2 80 per
| bundle. ~ H r,
Broon,s quiet and demand only moderate and
| steady at previous prices. We quote common al
81 85al rs, hurl att 2502 rs. Shaker at " 60@
100, and steamboat at s. 50a4 90 per dozen.
Broom Corn has q quiet firm market, and nb
eral receipts. Quoted: Prime 70 choice hur at 7@
iHc, green stalk braid at 6@6%c, red tipped at
| @51So ana red brush at 4041ac per lb.
Candles in fair demand and unchanged. Par
Anne Al eo@2lc; star at ls@ls1Ss tallow at le
1I15c per pound.
Coopers' stuff. Market Guiet and steady va
tlO@l2: and hogshead poles. $20@Gper M; bar
! fel staves sl3@G hogshead slaves Sl69W per M
| Cooperage in fair demand and steady We quote
-four barrels 25@38G pork barrels Is@sOc: do hall
barrels 45@a0c; lard tierces. 85@sye ham tierces
45a50c: slack hogsheads 81 s5@1 40; half-hogs
neads, 95c,@3d: iron bound whisky barrels, u u
al IS, and lard kegs, So@soc eacp.
Coke In moderate demand and steady. W.
quote rates at yards: Gas-house. SC; crushed, &c
city manufactured. 10crrer bu. About &c highe
delivered to consumers.
Coriage has fair trade and steady. Jute quOtet
9@lOc, siSal 129l21<c and manila at l3GlSAc pc
pound.
Cheese is qnie. and quoted for prime to choic
at 13@l4c per 10, l -.--
Coal steady and demand fair. Rates ahoat 6
for Ohio River, &c foc Kanawha and Youghio
J gheny per bu'
Cotton yarns are quiet and the deman
moderate. Batting 10@l6c; pound yarns. 23c
CARPET warp, white 23c; ;colored warp CSC; coverle
warp 25c per lb; full weight dozen yarns NO. oG aos
l215c No. 5O0s, liHc; No 6oos: 1875 NO. 1oot ~
9be per Dozen Cotton rope lS@Ac; twlne, W0
23c and candlewick, &c per ID.
Eggs are steady and uiet; fresh selling at ild
l2c per doz .,
Featners ssll at 4so'psr lb for prime live geest
} and quiet .e ~
Fruits. Apples at 81 25@s 25 per bril- lemon
firm and ouiet az S. 50a6 so per box. Orange
quiet at 81 SOFAS for Louisiana per brl, and 6@
! | for Florida per box. Cranberries at 6SS5p@9's
.. Der brl and Sc 75@8 25sper crate
Fish: The market quiet and steady with fa
: demand. Maekereis extra mess, S2S@30: No.
i large. So692T: No., i medium. Sl0@A: No.
|. large, IS 60a0: Mo- medium. t6 5o@7 No,
large, 81 5O0l7. No, 3 medium. S. 5B@Se pei bs
lake herring, SS@3s25; white fish, S6@6 5Atp
half bri, sardines. Quarter boxes A2, sag
Der case; goldfish. 5@511c per ID, and SMOKE
herring 2S03Oe per box. lie ~ 'F. '''
: Hemp ia scarce and dull and Quoted nominal
for rough Kentucky at $3.50 per ten in store.
4 | HAY quiet and steady. We quote nNnae
= choice timothg pressed at $1650@E D.per to
3 and held 81 mora for loose. Fairito good mike
!, Sl3 O09J5 90, and common atu $40 00@ll 90 r
l ton, all on arrival and 81 more in stone. Whe
' straw, ct 81 500hG 90, and oas straw sh &ae 900
4 parton. sti 81 sfi4 r.
!. Hides in fair demand and steady. We quote
4 follows: Green. 7a8c wet sslted Se3Qet dry salte
I lSal4c; Htnt f5@17c; do selected. lSga0c perl
! : sheer peits 7sc6a$l 25 each as to oualiay. ~
% L Hops are in ialr aemaad at Ae@aec per ID
,e hchoice Eastern. tAle f1sfts
c; Iron is quiet and Steady, We QUO
yslPig Iron al four months Tins as foiloy
+, llHanging Rock chafeeaE No. I, S43@
"a lido Ne. q &2@43: do raal, S4iee4 Southern CD
= y coax No. IL, ,Sl@42; do. nlilL 5000; stro
- otor and p0kp M. l. 8S9n42 do mill R3'