The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-04
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNArr. March "a P. n.

extra ct $S 1906 Al: superfne at 81 5O9i S.; low
grades So 60@l 90 per brl. Rye -four 81 $50, CO.
Spring wheat flour s6 0o@6 % for good to choice
Rye steady and unchanged. No selling at s5c.
Choice sample on track at S6c per bu. No sod
to-day at 84o |
Oats steady. No white at SOC. Mixed 3S@S7c
as to quality. Rejected sold at S5c
Barley steady and quiet: Spring No. 2 at 679 |
| Csc; choice, 71c; fall at 75@S0c, good TO prime |
/ sample. per bu.
! Corn Is quiet and steady: No. mixed shelled |
to-day at 42e per bu; mixed ear 4l945c, good to !
choice; white scarce at 1@2c higher than mixed
PROVISIONS
! Lard quiet and steady at 7ls@L15c for prime
J steam, sT,0t.
Mess pork: The demand is moderate and mar
ket steady. Quoted 81 % per brl, and bids at
shade less for round lois
Bulk meats quiet and steady Shoulders 40
@4Ac. clear nib at 6ssc, clear sides 6H@7c per
ib loose.
Bacon is steady and quiet Shoulders at 5M@
5Mc clerr rib at IA clear sides Mt 7sk974c per ID,
packed. Sugarcured hams at 9glO14c as to brand
or average.
/ Market quiet and unchanged. Receipts to-day,
. S67 bales Shipments, 1883 bbales. Stock, 0,lA
bales. The following are the official qiot,hons:
Ordinary, l0Ac: good ordinary lls4c: low mid
ding, i2hc; middling. l255sc good middlmg
1a1s middlins fair 1915, and iair' l49se per
pOHuu.
WHISKY
' Is in fair demand and steady, selling at 81 @ per
( gallon
Coffee is fairly active. Quoted as follows Com
mon I.io at lS19@l4zsr: fair to good l5gl7c, dd
. prime to choice 171a@1SHc, fancy yellow cog
BIC per lh. Lagusyra AT l69lSc, Java at 25a2ec.
Mocha N92Sc per ID.
n Molas2es Sorghum scarce and firm at 35@40c.
= New Orleans in fair demand at 42953c for com
mon TO choice Refined syrups at 4ota60c as to
quality per gallon.
a. Rice Demand fair and market steady. We
:, quote Carolina at 7s1c and Louisiana at 7@7}4c
y per ID.
u Sugar: Demand fair and market steady. We
d auote; New Orleans at 71a@sAc fo raw, and 30
! 1Oc per III for clarified Refined yellow, SAC
814c: extra 9 999kc; A white, gA@91sc: granu
il lated. D@l01sc powdered and crushed, l0H@
! 1919: cut loaf. 10hc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
7 Beans: The demand is fair and the market
| steady Receipts ample. Common at 15090c. fair
( to good at 81 15@l %, and prime to choice white
at 81 Ssd3l SO per bushel on arrival. Held l0@l5c
more for store lots.
Butter. The demsnd is fair and receipts light
and the market remains firm. Creamery saable
at sas4tc per lb dairy at 2@2sc Tor choice West
ern Reserve. 26926c for Cent al Ohio. and stlec-
tons Of extra at 0c per lb. Gond to prime at 20@
2Sc, and inferior at l6(9lSc per ID.
Brap il in fair demand at $14,614 50. and ship
stu1s dun at $1I@15 per ton. M'ddlings In fair
demand and firm at Sl6@2l per ton all on arrival,
in bulk.
Broom corn Is quiet and steady. We quote red
brush 4@4Ac, red tipped 5@51ac green stalk braid
6Cg7c, and hurl 7071sc per lb
Bagging IL steady and fair demand We Quote:
Flax at 9@9i4c fer 2-lb: Sk@91ac for 2B-lb.
and s14esgs4c for Alb per yard and 19c more for
lobbng lots. Jute 1Ac higher than fax. Iron
cotton ties at $3 per bundle.
Beeswax quiet and steady and prime yellow
selling at 2Oc per ID.
Bags are in moderate demand and steady. We
quote cotton seamless, 2-bu. 2la25c, gunnies, AGs
15c for single and 22923c for double Burars.
4bu. l3ly@lic; 21a-Pu, lo1@1lc. Wool bags, 42@
45c each.
Broonss: Moderate demand and aniet. Weauote:
Common at 81 40a1 rs. hurl 81 2592 IS. shaker
" 5000, and steamboat at 50 25tS4 per dozen.
Candies In moderate demand and steady We
quote tallow at l0@1lc, and star l31a@l4c per H.
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and market firm.
We quote: Batting, 1l@l6c; pound yarns, 2lc:
carpet warp, white 2ic; 90, cooreh. 2ac: coverlet
warp 26c per Id; full weight dozen yarns No. 400s,
13c. No. zoos, 12c; No. 6Oos lie; No zoos, 10c per
dozen. Cotton rope zoe; twlne, 2l@24c; candle
wick. DC per ID.
toopers stuff Market quiet and steady, and
ample recepts FIour-baIrel poles. S6@a: tight
barrel poles, $l2@l4: hoghead poles, S20@21:
rosgh barrel slaves. Sl5@2o; hogsnead slaves. sls
saM per Zoo.
Cooperage IN moderate demand and mar
ket quiet. We quote as follows:
Flcur-barrels, 25a3ac; pork barrels sOa65c: DO
half barrels, 45@50c; lard tierces, 75@S0c; ham
tierces. 45g50c; slack hogsneads vi 45@l ~; slack
hhds, u 25@l 30: half hogsheads. 95@$l whisky
barrals 81 E6a1 80, and lard EGGS, 2SQa3Oc each
Garbage is Quiet and firm, and Quoted 13l4@l4c
for MANILA 12tg1es4c for sisal, and 9@919c for
juie per lb.
Cheese Is in fair demand and steady. and selling
at ti9l41ac per ID for prime to choice factory.
Coal Is steady and quiet with ample supply. We
QUOTE lOr for Ohio River, 12c for Hooking Valley
and Muskingum 12c for Campbell Creek, and 12c
for Ksuawha and Youghiogheny per b, delivered
X to consumers Ohio River &c. and Kanawha and
Yolgniogheny &c per bu:: afoat
7 Coke is in light demand hut steady. Gashouse
al &C. and crushed at &c per bu, at yards. Held &c
\ hisoer delivered to consumes.
.sgs are dun and easy, and fresh freely offered
; at t06ti0l2c per dozen.
'psiher in fair demand and firm for prime
geese at 45e per ID.
vruis: Apples quiet and large supply at 50 50
, as 50 per bri. as to quality. Cfanberries firm
and quiet at $s(as 80 per crate, and SO 5Oal0 %
~ pet brl for prime to choice Lemons firm at S6GfT
per box. Oranges at 81 s5@3 25 for Messna, and
Si96 for Florida per box.
Tisb Quiet and steady. Quoted
! M.cserei extra mess. s2saaa: No. i large.
\ s26@z7 No. medium, slo@ll:, No. large,
IN x7 jO0g8: No. 8 medium. $696 so per bri: lake
herring. 81 SOFAS rs: white fish. seas 80 per
half bri; sartiines. quarter boxes. $12 6@13 per
~ case; c0disn, 04o12c per iD anu sinokeu nerilhs.
ID 2SOa30c per box.
III Hops in fair demand and steady and prime to
4 chuce Eastern ut S8@40c perlb.
70 Hemp: None offering and quotations nominal
Ia at 500 per ton for rongh Kentucky on arrival
n Hay The demand is fair and the market steady
i. and quiet Prime to choice timothy at SIS 50g
p 16 50 per ton. Mixed at slS@!4 90, as to quality
Common at $lO@1l per ton on arrival. Held Al
'l 81 more In store.
" Hides are in fair demand and steady. We
VI quote: Green at 7@Sc: wet salted. 8ey9c, DR.,
h sated, f3fa14c: flint, 15@17c Sheep pelv 75c0
Y 81 Is each with wool on. and 25dS50c sneared.
y iron is steady and demand moderate, ant
( prices without material change We quote pil
iron as follows at four months time: Hang
Ing Rock. charcoal. No. l. s42 00@44 OO
Hanging Rock No q 81 00G43 90: do mill
$40 0o0a42 90. Southern charcoal, No. /. $I1 q
0a42 GG do. mill $50 004a40 90: strung stone
coal andcOke No. l, $a9a42: 40 mill. sST@
-; cold short stone-coal and coke, No. /, $36013
do. mill. Sa5@37; red short all lake ORE, s46@
48 30 per ton Car-wheel: Hanging Rock, 355@5S
Southern, t50@55 per ton. Scrap wrought a
81 5ods2, and cast at 81 25@1 80 pe@ 100 pounds
Wrought iron: Common bar iron. 4.20c: charc0a
tariron, 54Cc sheetiron. boiled. Nos Is to q
5aCc; sheetiron. charcoal. Nos. Is TO u, 61ad
THc per H.
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