The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-14
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET,
CrNcTNNarI. Jan. 14-2 P. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

- l5@t 30 fancy at " 4S@7, and held as high as
brand, m % We % quote e. ExSs s At IS zoos "a 81 saperee
at "a 90@5 Is; low grades hanging down to "a per
b'l. according to quality. Rye -four At S595 20.
Buckwheat neglected at IS 0O@5 IS per brl. the
latter for very choice
Barley is steady, with far demand aIi no ma
teral change. Fail at so@9Oc, fir to prime SAM
ple held 3@5c higher for choice; spring at 65975c,
latter for sample lots.
Corn is Arm TODAY and active demand. Mixed
shelled Ne selling at 44@ioc for February, 46c
March. 47c April, and at 4Sc for May. Mixed ear
at 41042e per bu.
Wheat is quiet and shade easy. Red quoted
81 S0@l 80 for good To choice though held la2c
81. prime 70 choice. Inferior ranging as to quail
ity down to 81 10 per bu. White nominally 192c
above red.
Oats quiet Mixed 4oc, and white at 42c for No. Q
on arrival
PRovrsroNa
Lard quiet and easy. with prime steam at 745
Mess pork is quiet and easy. Quoted for spot
at SIS 25 per ID, and held a shade more for small
lots
Green meats quiet and steady. Shoulders. 41o
@4l5c: clear no sides at 6A96.Scc' hams. as to
average, 7@71sc per 10.
Dry salt meats quiet and steady. Shoulders at
4sc, clear rib at 6,6o9665c. clear sides 6S0@6S5c
per Id, loose packing.
Bacon quiet Shoulders bZ@e%c. clear rib
sngar-cured hams at s14@lo1Sc per ID, Canvased
and packed
COTTON.
Market steady Stock, II Az bales Receipts
965 bales shipments, 1.649 bales. The author
ized quotations at the Cincinnati Cotton Ex
change are us follows: Ordinary, lUHc: good ord-
nary, l05sc; low middling. ll7sc; midding, l214c
good middling, l284c; middling far. lshc; anu
fair, i414e per ID.
WHISKY.
The raArkat jS afAadv aRd in pOad dnunAnd ut
81 OS per gallon.
Coffee: The demand IS fair and market steady
Quoted: Laguayra NJ 169i8c Mocha, 26927c. Java,
5@Bc per Id. Rio, common to fair at ID
@151ac, good to PRIME at l61aQa18c choice at 10
@1912c, and fancy yellow at 20a@2lc per pound.
Molasses: New Orleans Is in fair demand ana
steady at 35@40c for inferior, and 45@D5Oc for
prime to choIce and refined srups at 85C970c. as to
quality,
Rice steady and demand fair. Louisiana at "a
nc, and Carrlina at 7as@se perlb.
sugar steady ana fair demand. New Orleans
raw at 7@Sc, and clarified at 9@10c per lb
ss6, Refined yesow sSssc extra C. sssc ;o:A
9llc; crushed, lie; cut loaf II nc per lb
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans ere steady. and. quiet, with arrival lots
at 81 2501 so, for good to choice white, and SELL
ing in store at lsts20c more.
Bagglng is in fair demand and steady. We
1aoS b. ssge per 'ssap ss1a in io and sHs ssbns <
per yard higher. Jute about 1@1Lyc per yard
more than fax. Iron cotton ties in bundles OF
| 80 at 81 2sn4$2 SO.
unchanged. We quote prime yellow at Zoe per Id.
Bran is in fair demand, and steady, with am
pie offerings. at $40 750l1 per ton. Mlddlings
Arm, and demand fair, at $ll@2O per ton. Ship.
stutis neglected, at $l2@l3 on arr val.
moderate, but ample. The demand is rather
light, beyond the usual local demand. No
ql,otable change in prices Quoted for
creamery 30@35 Tor good to choice, and held 1@3c
for fancy selections. Dairy made at 2O@2lc for
serve. and 24@25c for single packages. Good to
prime at 16glsc per ID, ana inferior lots down 10
10c, as to quality. and dull.
Bags are quiet AMI steady. We quote: Cotton
4-bu, 1s%@l41ac: 2bu at 10@11c; gunnles, 2-bu.
13@l4c: double 2l@22c: wool bags 4Oa45c a
Bark is in fair demand and steady. and sells at
$ll for prime chestnut oak per cord on arrival
Brooms in MOderats demand and steady. We
quole: Common at 81 5o@1 rs, hurl at 81 5Oa
275 Shaker at " 5O9S steamboat at s. 50t94 per
dozen.
Broom corn: Market steady and demand fair,
with am pie receipts. Red brush SZ@4c. red tip.
ped 4M@5c green stalk braid 51a@6c, and choice
hurl 6lec per pound.
Candies in moderate demand and steady. We
QUOTE star al 13@iSl2c. common taliow at 10@1ic,
paratine D@2lc per ID.
Coopers' stuff is in moderate demand and re-
ceipts liberal. We quote Slack-barrel poles, $6
@S tight-barrel poles, $l0@12; and hogshead
poles S!0625 per NJ; barrel slaves, N3920: hogs
head slaves. Sl692o per M.
Cheese is steady and demand fair foy consunp.
ton, and prime ts choice at 12@l3c per lb.
Coal Is in fair consumptive demand and the
| market remains steady. We quote. Ohio River
6@7c, Ka awha &c and Yougb ;oghei,y 9al0c per
bH afieat The Rates 10 c0psdmers are l0c for Ohio
River, i2@1sc for Ycusshiogheny, l2c for Kanawha,
he for Hooking Es,iey and Muskingum delivered.
Anthracite at g 5Oa7 per ton delivered.
Coke in moderate demand and steady We
quite: g s.house Be, crushed &c per bu, at yards
Held about &c more delivered.
Cotton yarns: The market quiet and steady.
carpet warp-wnile. 2sc; 40. colored, 2sc; Gov
ss SE fse so r NJ. S ssssn ahd yiis n
ZOOS va" pc. uozen Cotton rope. iS@a0c; twine
2,,sr-,suc. and candlewick 2sc perib.
Coreaee Is steady and quiet. We quteo Jute a
9@911c. sisal l2@l21ac, and Manila IS@14c pei
peund.
Cooperage isquet and steady. Flour barrels
2Sg30c; pork barrels. 7F9s0e: DO half barrels, 45@
SOC: lard tierces. 85@S0c;. ham tierees, 45@5Oc;
slack hogsheads, 81 35@l 40; half ,hogsneads. CSC
and lard kegs. 35c esch. -.
Eggs in moderate supply and fair demand and
firm. Fresh Quoted l5@:sc per dozen.
Fruits: ApI,lessell AZ So 0093 per brl in store.
Oranges iii fais request 1t 35@8 per brl for Louis
lana, latter for choice Lemons at s. 5044 10
per box, ana steady CranberTies At S7te8 per brl
for prime to cfoice, - So@2 rs per bu crate
Feathers are selling steadily at 42c per lb fol
prime live geese and the demand fair.
Fish: In fair demand and firm. We quote: Ex-
ira mess liackerel, S28@2s: No. I large S2e627
No. medium. 4l0@il; No. large IS 5Oa8 90.
No. medium do. s6 50@7; No. 8 large, 81 58@8;
No. medium. 81 5Ua6 per brl: lake herring, S39
25 white fish, &6 00a6 30 per half brl; sardines
quarter boxes.$I2 50@13 per case; Goldfish, 5Q51sc
per H. and smoked herring, 23@30c per box.
Game: Market we'll supplied and steady Rab.
bits at 81 25@l 90 and squirrels at 90c@$l per doz
Venison saddles at 1l@!2c perlb. Quails at 81 SO
al Is, and prairie chickens at S5@6 per Dozen
Hides in m 'derate demand and PTS liberal
We quote green 71a@8sc wet .salted. S1sysc; dry
| salted, 13@lic. and fmt 15@17ep per ID. Sheep
pelts, 75ctayl Is each. IS,
Hay is in fair demand and the market steady.
we quote timothy $16@l7 per ton for prime TO
choice in bales and about 81 more for loose on
arrival. Fair to good mixed al 8lG015 per ton.
Held Si@2 more in elevator. Wheat straw at $50
! O. and oat straw at SOLO per ton.
Hemp Moderate demand and light receipts,
ana rough selling at $40 per ton on arrival.
and held at $l25@13O, per ton in store. Dressed
in fair obbins demand at 9c for double and &c for
single per ID, in store.
Iron: The market Is steady and quiet. Pie
iron at four months time as follows: Hot
blast, charcoal. Hanging Rock. No. 1.$il@
42: do No. 2. ei0@4l: forge; $3763S; Southern,
No. |. $aS@3a; do, No. 2. ss7@Ss Coal blast,
Harg giug Rock Car-Wheel &y)a5S. SouthAfn