The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
Market.
CrNcrNNArI. Jan. @-2 p. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

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CNcIsSArI. Jan. 8l-aP.M
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour has been quiet and rather easy, with fair
local c0nsumptive demand. Family selling At
s. 90@6 20 fancy at s6 40@6 T5 and patent process
et N9S according TO quality or reputation OF
brand. Extra is quiet at IS l5a5 20. Buperfne
dull at 1906. Low grades at $3 1894 IS. q to
quality. Buckwheat flour neglected at &85 SO
Tor good to choice per hrl Ryeflour st34 860b ~.
latter for choice Northwestern.
Oats quiet but held firm. Some light mixed
selling to-day at 4lc, with inferior at SIC per .bu.
White at 41@4Sc per bu, latter for'choice.
Barley quiet and steady. Fail at S7@86c for No.
2and soc for No. 8. Sp,ing al e0@Dc for fair to
prime, and 72@73c for No 2 +f
Rye quiet and steady No. Is held at 35c on
track, and choice 2alnple is selling ut S5c per
Corn steady with fair demand: Mixed ear sall-
ing at 40042c for good 10 choice dry: inferior ut
570Ssc; mixed shelled at 420421aac and some No.
2seillng to-dayet the inside figure; white scarce
at 44@45c per bushel. .......... .I...l D..
Wheat Market has been easy and closes quiet.
Red 9uIited at 81 &@1 n forgood to prime, and
U 2S@l 20 for choice. Amber about I@2c less
than red. White scarce and nominal, none being
Offering and sold sufficient to make quotations
for it.
lniu Is nteduy duu quiet frfme Mc6u II loo
@7Ssc perib ana sold at 7.40c on spbt.
Mess pork quiet and steady. and quoted. at iels
per brl, on spot
Bulk meats steady and moderate demand.
Shoulders at 4Nc, clear rib ut 6@6 55c, clear sides
held at 6.7o@6s@s per lb, loose.
Green meats quiet and unsettled. Shoulders at
4c and clear ribsides at 6kc per lb
Bacon in light demand and steady. Shoulders
51sg5Ac, clear rib 74c. clear sides 7ssG per lb,
packed Sugar cured hams at sygl011zzc as to aver
ageor brand. Shoulders at ,6d16Nc. Breakfast
bacon at S9S>ac per lb eanvased and packed.
COTTON.
The market has been quiet and steady. The
receipts for the week were 8,656 bales. Ship
ments 50O7 bales. Stock 9,40l bales. The local
official prices at the close as follows;
Ordinary, good ordinary low middlng!
HNc middliIg, l19@c; good middling, l2szc:
imiddling fair. 1SAc and fair, l414c per lb.
The market has been weak and declined 1@2c.
with closing sales AZ 81 o., and good demand at
this. .l3 ~ = fl.,. We 3, .srsi
Bags: The market is steauy and quiet Buriaps,
isunnies, 2bn, 1l@l5c; double. nc; eetton seam
less, 2bu, 21@24c 3-bu. 2S@32c, each; wool bags,
420A8c each. 49, .t..--.,f , ~.
Tagging has steady market and fair demand.
We quote: 2lb tax at &c, ZlAlb at 914c, 2h-ib at
9eac per yard, and Nc more for jobbing lots. Jute
nc higher than fax. Cotton ties x2s5@2 soper
bundle. HfpM ~-.l{ 4ui .},rs -t|.
Beeswax has been quiet and moderate demand
and unchanged Prime yellow at 2clper lb.
Beans have a moderate demand and ample Of
efings, and arrival lots sell at $l@l for Inferior
,aud 81 D91 40 for good to prime, and 81 45Gg
SO for choice navy, and held IN store at 15@20c
more. sll Ira 'aa+ .v ,HT
Brooms quiet and demand only moderate and
steady at previous prices. We quote common at
81 85@1 rs, hurl at 81 25@2 75 Shaker at W 6O0
800. and steamboat at s. 5Ot94 % per dozen.
a Bran has been quiet and steady and selling at
$l2 5G@lS per ton on arrival Shipsruffs neglected
buthsld steady at SI3t018 50 per ton Middlings
in fair demand at e16@22 per ton.
Butter has been in fair demand and the market
steauy. The receipts were ample aud with little
or no change in prices. Creamery at 3533Sc per
ID. Dairy Mt l8@20c for prime to choice. Central
Ohio, 2l023c and selection at 24652Sc per lb Far
to good at 140l6c, and common Ut 10@l2c per lb
Broom Corn has quiet. firm market, and lib
eral receipts. Quoted: Pr me to choice hufl alta
7%c, green stalk braid at 696lze red tipped At 5
@b1sc ana red brush at 4@44o per lb.
Bark has . firm market and demand fair. We
quote chestnut oak aat elO912, primo to sGhsiee,
per cord.
Cheese has had steady and quiet Market We
quote at @14c for PRIME to choicc factory.
j. Candles in fair demand and unchanged. Par
,as nm a.; 1s2lss Sans ssar at lsss sAl0~ st 10
Coal has q fair consumptive demand and re-
mains steady PittsbuIes % per bu aaoat, and
delivered; Hooking Valley. l2c delivered; Nus
kngum Valley, '1ac delivered; Ohio River, &c
afloat, and l0c delivered !Kanawha canDel, &c per
bu, and anthracite $6 50@7 per ton de ivered.
Coopers' stuff: Market quiet and steady. We
quote: slackbsrrel poles S60S: tight-bsfrel poles.
$iO@l2; and hogsbead poles. s2O@25 per Nj: bar
rel staves, $13@2O; hogshead slaves. 3l6a2o per NJ
FCocperage IN fair dem ard and steady We G,lote
flour barrels. 2b@30c pork barrels, 7t@soc: dohaff.
barrels. 45@b0c: lard terces 85@9Oc; ham tiefces.
45@5oc: slack hogsheads, 81 St@l 40; half-hogs.
neads 95c04s1: iron bound whisky barrels, u 30
al IS. and lard .keGs. 3Q@35c each. .l-
Coke In moderate demand and steady. We
quote rates at yards: Gas-house. Sc; crushed, &c;
city manufactured. l0c Per bu. About &c higher
delivered to consumers. tT a ~
Cordage has fair trade and steady. Jute quoted
9@1oc. sisal l20i2sac, and manila at lS@lSc per
pound.
Cotton yarns have auiet market and demand
moderate. Batting, 10@l6c; pound ysrna ,23c;
carpet warp, white 23c;cOlored warp. :Sc coveriet
WARP 25e per ib; full weight dozen yarns No. zoos,
l215c; No. 500s, 11Mc; No 600s, l0%c; No. 700s.
91sc per dozen. Cotton rope, 19@20c twine, 20@
23e,, ana candlewiek. 23c per lb.
Eggs have been In fair demand ana the market
steady and fresh arrivals selling at ll@l2cer doz
Festners have been steady and demand fair
with ample offering ct 43c per ID for prime live
geese. .,4 ss Isis. s.., t.e..
Fruits: Fair demand for apples and firm at %
@3 IS for choice, and s2g2 rs per brl for com
mon 10 PRIME in store. Oranges quiet and Lou.
isiana 37@8 per brl; Florida, &596 per box Lem
ons firm and scarce at IS 5O96 50 per box.
Cfa,berres at SS@9 per brl aud ~ 30 az per crate.
Dried apples at 6@7c. anddried peaches at S@81zze
for arrival lots and 1c more in store. Prunes at
a@l1c, currants at 7@8c, dates at 8@9c, figs At II q
l5c and ctrons at 2302Sc. Layer raisins at s2 A0@
2 so per box. I
Fish: The market quiet and steady with fair
demand. Mackerel. extra mess, 328@30: No. 1
large ta69E: No. medium. Sl001l: No. 2
large, IS 5O@S; No. Q medium. $6 5007: No. 8
large 81 5O@7; No. medium. IS 50(06 per bri
lake herring, t3@3 25: white fish, S6a6 so: per
half bn: Gardines. quarter boxes. Sl2 50@lS
per case; Goldfish. 5@51ac per ID, and smoked
herring 2s@S0c per box.
HAY has had steady fair demand and receipts
ample Timothy prime 10 choice pressed at Sl6 50
All 50 per ton. and held 81 more for loose. Fair
to good mixed, NS9i5. and common at $l00l1
per ,ton, all on arrival, and 81 more in store.
Wheat straw at - 5o@l0, and oat straw at SO 80
Oil per ton.
Hemp Is scarce and duh and quoted nominally
for rough Kentucky at $50 per ton in store.
Hides: The market has been quiet