The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
REVIEW l07 THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.

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CINcrssAr1. Jan. s-2PM.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour: steady demand and fair for local con-
sumption. No material change. Family sells at
% l6@6 40 Fancy Is held at % 50@7 Is. as to
quality or reputation of brand, and patent process
running up to s. per brL Extra az s5 5095 s0
Superfine Ut IS 00@5 40 Low grades st 81 35ta4 50
per brl. Buckwheat -four Quiet at IS 50aS per brl
Rye -four at IS IS for choice Northwestern, and
70 10@o 70 for ordinary per bfl.
Barley quiet. No material change. We quote:
Fail at S0@S5c latter for very chosce sample.
Spring at 75c for No. 2. CSC for No. g. and down to
o0c for common per bu.
Rye sqniet and easy, Good to prime lots on ar
rival at sa@9Oc per bu. No. selling at 9le :
Oats quiet and steady. No. 2 mixed at 4oc,
prime to choice white at 40@i2o per bu.
Wheat steady: Demand moderate. Choice red
on Landing selling to-day at 81 S6. lair to prime
81 81 inferior down to 81 10 White nominally
Asc higher than red
Corn: Market firm and quiet Mixed ear at 4oH
@43c for prime on track and sales in elevator at
Aoc per bu. Primo ear at 41c per bu.
PRovisIoNa
Mess pork: The demand Is moderate. Market
steady at $l3 % per brl, sold at $l3 so.
Lard ia firm and quiet Prime steam ct 7$S@81ae
per Id, and some selling at the latter figure.
Dry salt meats quiet and held firm. Shoulders at
41ac, clear ri held at csc, and clear sides at GAG
We per lb loose partly cured. Nothing doing In
green meas.
Bacon quiet and firm. Shoulders at 5ssc clear
I'D sides at 7as@71ac, clear sides at 754c per h.
packed. Sugar-cured hams 91a91011ac as to aver
age and some choice brands held at more.
COTTON.
The market is steady and quiet. Stock. IS S95
bales. Receipts, 2,202 bales. Shipments, l,S22
bales. We quote the following authorized prices
OF the Cincinnati Cotton Exchange: Ordinary,
lok@lU1sc: good ordinary. 1ls66gll Nc; low mid
ding. llA@12c; middlng, l214@1233Sc; good mid
perlb.
The market is steady and demand fair, and sales
at VI w per gallon to-day.
eRooERIR&
Coffee is in fair demand and steady. We quote
Rio. common to fair at 14@l5hc good To
PRIME at 1615@iSe, choice at I8a19%c, and
fancy yellow at 20h@2lc per lb. Mocha at 26@
Hc, and Java at 3@2Sc. Laguayra at l6@lsc
per lh
Rice is steady and demand fair We quote
Louisiana 7@9715c. and Carolina at &c per lb.
Molasses quiet and steady with New Orleans
at ss94sc Per gallon for very choice new crop
Sugar: The demand is fair and market steady
We quote: Refined yellow, 8A@a1sc; extra @
9@9ssc; A white. l0@l0HG granulated and pow
dered. 10A9llc; crushed, 11c cut loaf II 1sc Der
H. New Orleans raw at 6A@Sc, and clarified at
9@l0c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bran quoted at s11 per ton. Shipstnffs atsl2@l3
per ton. Middlings at $l4@1a per ton, OH arrival,
and market steady and quiet.
Bagging quiet and demand moderate Flax
quoted at 9@91ac per yard. as to weight and held
1ac more for jobbing lots. Jute 1@l12c per yard
above these figures.
Butteris steady and the market well supplied
and demand fair Creamery quoted at 90935c.
latter for selections Dairy made at 20@2lc for
choice Central Ohio, and 22@23c for Western Re-
serve, and held l@2c more for selected pacages.
Good to prime lots at 16@18c Medium at A@i5c,
and common at l0912c per lb.
Beeswax: The market is quiet and steady, and
primeselling at zoe per ID.
Beans are In ample supply. and fair demand at
81 l5GR1 IS for fair to good and at 81 4O@l 30 fol
prime to choice per bu on arrival. and held log
20c more for store lots.
Bark Is in fair demand at $40 50@11 per cord, on
arrival, and ample offer ngs.
Brooms are In fair request and steady. We
quote: Steamboat. 50 2594; shaker, 81 50@2 75
hurl. ~ 25@2 80; and common at 81 4O@1 rs pei
dozen.
Bags are quiet and steady We quote: Burlaps
4-bu, 131S@141ac; 2bu at 10@llc; gunnies, 2-bu
13@14c: double, 21@22c; wool bags 40@45c; cot
ton seamless, 2bu. @2lc; S-bu at 8O9S5c each.
Broom corn: The market steady and quiet
Quoted red brush at Ss4@4c. red tipped at 41s@
SIC green stalk braid at 51a@6c, and hurl at 6@
SIC per pound.
Coke Is quiet and steady. and quoted 8@1Oc pei
bushel at yards, and 1@2c more delivered
Candles are in moderate demand and steady at
2O@2lc for paraffine; ll@1lAc for tallow, and 10
9131ac for star, per ID.
Cotton yarns are steady and quiet with a fair
demand. We quote: Batting. lO@l6c; pound yarns,
erlet warp, 2ic per lb. Cotton rope. l9@20c:
twine, 2O922c. and candlewick 23c Der lb
Cooperss stuff is in fair demand and steady.
We quote: Slack-barrel poles, $6@s; tight-bar-
rel poles, Sl2@l4; and hogshead poles, $25@SO
per 1000; barrel slaves, SlS@2o; hogshead slaves.
Cordage. The demand is fair and the market
steady. Manila ISA@l4c; sisal l2@l21sc; Jute at
99914c per pound.
Cheese quiet and moderate demand and no ma
terial change, Prime to choice factory at 12@13c,
and some extra mild at 1916 per ID.
Coal is in large supply and market easy. Quoted
nominally at &c for Youghogheny. &C. for kan'
awhs, and 7c for Ohio River per bu, afloat. The
iogheny and Kanawha, l2c for Muskingum and
Hooking Valley, and lOc for Ohio River per bu.
Anthracite delivered at $6 5O@7 per ton.
COoperage is quiet and steady, as follows.
We quotes Flour barrels. 25@30c .,urK barrels, goa
95c do half-barye!. io@5oc! lard tlerces Sl@1 o5;
half h0gsneads, 96c@Sl: iron tound whisky bar.
rels, 81 3O@l IS: and lard kegs. 25c each.
Eggs are Quiet and weak and liberal offerings
at l9@14c per dozen, and with further down
ward tendency.
per brl in store. Cranberries sell at $7@8 so per
brl. Louisiana oranges at $5@8 for common to
choice Lemons al So 50@4 40 per box and
moderate demand. Dried apples firm at 61a@7c
and peaches at sas94c per lb on arrival and about
Feathers are in moderate demand at 40 per
lb for PRIME geese.