The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI March l5-2P. M.
rIouR AND GRAIN.

Fiour: The demand is fair and market steady. |
Fancy at IS 25@6 10 as to brand or quality and pat
ent fancy at 81 OO@S co. Familyat 50 S5@6 CO. ex- |
ira at s6 l5ta5 3d. superfine at 81 40@4 70, low /
grades at s. 50@4 Is per brl. Rye -four at s4 75@ |
barley IS steady and quiet Spring at eo@7oc, |
taif to choice fall 75@7Sc per bu.
Oats firm. and fair demand. White at A@lM
Tor choice. 40%c for prime sample, ana mixed AZ
t7@89c, as to quality.
Wheat steady and quiet. Prime to choice red
b 2S9l 30 tair to good lots 81 2S@l "a, amber
b 259l 2S for good to choice; white scarce ana
hominal at 2@3c above red.
Rye quiet and rather easy, with limited de. |
band. No. offered at 84c on track. and sales at
DC in elevator. Choice sample at SOC. |
Bacon quiet: Shoulders at SIC: clear NIB, 7Nc;
Hear sides. INC per lb packed. Sugarcured hams
!A10hc, as to average and brand.
PROVISIONS
Lard quiet and steady. and currentmake at N
l7.l5c, and held shade higher.
Mess s., pork steady and quiet at sll 'osi2 W
Bulk meats Moderate demand and steady.
houlders at 410@4. .15c clear rib 6.60@6.65c clear
.ides 6.S506.9 .90c per h. loose.
Corn: Market steady and quiet No. mixed
L 426942115c, and some selling to-day at 4Sc Mixed
ar At 4@42c for prime to choice, 2s@aoc tof fair
b good.
The market is quiet and easy, and prices Nc
bwer to-day Stock, i0,843 bales Recents, All
bales. Shipments 4S5 baes. Sales OF lS9 bales.
the closing quotations officially as follows Or
inarH loNc; good ordinary llAc; low s3ild mid
Hing 121c; middling l2e9c; good middhngs
s1Is middling f4ir, 1870; fair. i4ssc per lb
Market steady and fair demand at No4 per
allon.
enoc.RIH&
Coffee is steady and quiet We quote:
ava 25@29c. Mocha OF 266a28c. Iaguayra at l6@
Sc per1b, Rio common for fair lS%@l5A, SS g9od to
Molasses: Fair consumptive demand and mar
Yet frm New Orleans at 45@o3c per gallon, sor-
hum at35@40c and refined sirups at S5960c, as to
uality, per gallon.
Rice is in fair demand at 797s%c per lb.
Sugar is in fair demand and the market steady
Fellow, s1S@s7Sc extra 9, s11sasNc; A white, sS
blUe granlilaled and powdered. 101S 9iOasc;
fushea, l0Lc; cut loaf, 10s1c per lb. New Or-
cans raw at 71a@SAc, and white clarified at Va
bloc. ~
| Bark is steady and moderate offerings at $12@H
Der cord for prime chestnut oak.
Beans are steady and in moderate
demand: selling at 81 25@l As for good to choice,
|0OcM$1 10 for common to fair per bu on arrival,
land l0@15c more III store
Bran is firm and light receipts and quoted at
|Sl4 5O{0l5 0U per WI utiu a. TlU. O'iposuAAo ~
|$l5 5Otel6 so. Middlings at S17@2l per ton.
Broom corn is steady and quiet Red brush at
|4@4Ec red tipped at 6@5s4c, green stalk braid
lat 6ta6tzc, and choice hurl ut 7@71sc per ID.
Butter is steady and quiet The local demand
is fair and receipts moderate. We quote creamery
at S9@4Ocper lb. Choice dairy tZSCgzsc ior west
Prime to choice Central Ohio at A@26c per pound
Far to good at 2O@2c per ID. Common dull and
nominal.
Bngging: Market steady and quiet and no ma
terial change Flax, 2b i, at sc 2,i1 G y, a. ote sAe
Jrte 1k@2c higher than fax. Iron ties at ss per
bundle.
Bags: The demand fair and market firm: Cot
ton seamless 2-bu at 2lMAc each. single gunnles,
'14@15c; double gunnles, 23c; la-bu burlaps, l0I
@llc; 4.bu burlaps. ls%@l4c. Wool bags az 42@
Beeswax has had steady moderate demand
ana unchanged; selling at zoe per lb for prime
yellow.
Broon,x Demand moderate and market steady
sssey % sys1%s % scfs sur @ stsa%sSa saa
al rs per dozep.
Candles steady and quiet. Common tallow sell
atlO@101Sc, and star at 13ha@l4c per lb
Coopers stuff: Moderate demand. and market
steady. We quote: Slack-barrel poles. $6@S:
poles 1S seeS bosanssa hognsaa ysTs gs'ss
@20 per 1000.
Cooperaae Is steady, with fair demand,
and no material change In prices. We quote:
Flour-barrels. 26@SDc. pork barrels SOC
65c 90 half barrels 4byde; laro terces e ~ .ee3SU
half hogsheads. 95@s1; whisky barrals six iron
hoops, S2531 30. and lard kegs. 2SaS0c each.
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and firm market.
We quote: Batting, 1l@l6c; pound yarns, 24c;
carpet warp white, 2ac; do, coiored. 29c: cover.
let warp, CSC per Id. Cotton rope. 2Oc twine, Zig
0Ac and candle-Wick 24c per Id,
Cordage: Demand fair and steady at 13A@l4c
for Manila, l211ac for sisal, and s@lOc TOR jute
per lb.
Coke in moderate demand and steady. City
manufactured l0c, crushed 90, gss-house 10 per
bushel at yards; about 20 more delfv red.
Cheese Is quiet and steady l30l4c per ID Tor
Coal is steady and quiet. We quote: R tes aaoat
at &c for Youghogheny. &c for kanaw-
hs and &c tor Ohio River per bu Delivered TO con-
simers at lOc for Ohio River, u @12c for Kanawha
and Youghiogneny. 12c for Campbell Creek, and
iSc for Muskingnm and Hooking Valley, per bu.
Eggs quiet and steady al 100 per dozen for
ltres6.
Feathers are in moderate demand and steady at
at 46046c per lb
Fruits: Apples at $S 25@4, for good to choice in
store. CTanberies. Sl0@1l per brl. Lemons $6
aI sss oIsss Se1 "a ri s bssd hs g.
ples at 60s7c.; peaches at S@s1c. per lb.
Fish in fair demand and market firm. We
uuote: Mackerel extra mess. $28@S0: No. !
arge. S26M2T: No. I shore, Sl6 50@17 No i,
hay, S12 6001l3; No. i medium, yl0@ll: No. 2
6arge, IS bOa9: No. 2 medium. 81 50@8; No. 3
barge, 81 6O@S: No. 8 medium. se@6, 50 per brl
Lake herring. IS 50@3 rs: whileh9l, 36@6 30
per half bri: sardines quarter boxes. $l2 5O@l3
per case; Goldfish. 5@Shc per lb. and smoked
herring. 28930c per box
Hides Steady market. with ample receipts and
fair Demand Green hides at 6M@71ac, wet salted
8@SLc, dry ssited 13@l4c, and flint 15@l7c per
lb. Sheep pelts 75c@l 25 each with wool on. and
26050c sheared
Hops: Market steady and quiet, and selling for
prime Eastern at 3SNl0c per lb.
Hay is Arm and in fair demand. We quote
brine 10 choice timothy SIS 80 @i6 so per ton, and
No. loose pressed about 81 more. Fair to good
! SlS 50@l4.b0, and common $1O@12 per ton. all on
arrival
Hemp Is quiet and firm, with little offered, and
rough Kentucky sold at S200 per ton.
Iron Is steady and quiet Pig iron, at four
months, as follows Hanging Rock, charcoal, No. /.
el2@44. Hanging Rock No 2. Sl0@42; do, mill,
$50 0Oa40 90: Southern charcoal. No. l. al 90
a42 90: do. MILL $50 00@40 co. strong stone
coal andcoke, No. l, sega: 90 mill. s87@
SO; cold short stone-coal and coke, No. !, f36@3S
d. mill, &35@37: red short. all lake ore, A6@
Is SbO Der ton. Oar-wheel Hanging Rock, S55@56;
Co. s.I.k 80