The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 7-2P. NJ.

-.. MARKET. |
CINCINNATI. Feb. 7-2PM.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour The market has been quiet and easy, and |
the demand light beyond q moderate local trade.
No material change in prices. though with
Downward tendency Family sells a. V sygc v W. ~
per brl. according 10 quality or reputation OF
brand We quote extra at s. 10@5 40, superhne |
"a 75@5. Low grades 50 1904 % per brl as 70 |
quality. Rye hour u sS@o Is latter for best
Wheat. Market steady and quiet. Red quoted |
at 81 27a1 q for choice and 81 26 for No. e. In.
ferior st 81 10@i 20. ss to quality. Fair to good
milling lots at q n@l "a per gu. Am3ef i~zc
Corn has been quiet and easy, with moderate
demand No. 2 mixed shelled selling at 8sc
Mixed ear al 40@4lc, and good to prime pure
wes o Or sus yfSS sSS sssaSs at wh s ps
at 3S@89c the latter for No. q
Barley quiet Fall. No. 8 at SOC, No. 2at SIC per
bu. Spring at 6O@7Oc, fair to prime sample.
Rye Market quiet and easy. Some good sample
at $50 and No. at S5c on track. Choice held at
Lard quiet and easy. and prime steam quoted at
7.100z15 per ID, aud held at INC per ID. a
Mess pork quiet and easy, and quoted $l2 ESQ
u so per brl, and nominal at the latter.
Bulk meats have heen quiet and weak, with
only moderate demand. Shoulders at 4H@aZc,
clear rib at 45@61zc, and clear sides at ee5@6.7oc
per Id loose.
Bacon has been quiet with little doing. Shout
dsrs at $40 clear rib at nc, clear sides at mo
7stc per fb.
4 Sugar cured meats in fair consumptive demand.
Hams at gl5(41014e as to brand or average shou!-
ders at 5Z@6c. breakfast bacon at 8@8Hc per ID
canvased and packed
The market has been firm and quiet. Prices
about Nc higher during the week. Stock l003o
bales Receipts during the week 3,SO2 bales.
Shipments, 806S bales. The cloging Official QUO
tations at the Cotton Exchange are as follows:
Ordinary iec good ordinary M Sc Sal9T. low MID 1s.
middling ian. ls1sc, and iair, i41ac per lb
has been steady and quiet with good demand and
closing sales to-day at 81 o. per gallon
GROCERIES.
Coffee: The market was steady and quiet, with
no change in prices. Common Rio at 13I@l4c.
fair to prime at 15@lSc, choice at 19@l9%. and
fancy yell6w at 20@2lc per lb. Java at 25@2Sc
Mocha 26@2Sc, and Lagusyra at 16@18c per lb.
MoiSstes has been fairly active and firm. New
Orleans Ii In fair demand at F@52c for prime to
choice and 37@42c for inferior per gallon. Re
fined sirtps ut 35060c. Sorghum a. So0S5c per
gallon.
KlCe frm ana mOQeraCo Oenduu " fgyoC lOT
Louisiana and choice Carolina.
Sugar has been steady and fairly active We
quote raw New Orleans 1t 71x@8Ac, clarified at
S%D9c for yellow and 9H@i0c for white per lb
Yellew refited at s14@Stzc; extrs 90 9@914c; A
White. yN@loc granulatedL. IL loA @losFS: powdered
1O1a crushed, l054c; cut l0xf, lie Der ID.
/,-.-,.-... MIsCEILANEoUs. s..ls...
Beeswax has quiet, steady market, yellow
ceiling at zoe per ID for prime. 49,
hnuo hod a dy uIyfot MN nt md a m
ple receipts Arrival lots at 81 35al 45 for prime
To choice, and 81 10@1 Is for fair to good. Store
lotsat 15@20c higher VA
Brooms firm and demand fair; and ssllilg
Common 81 5o@1 S5, hnEl q 5o@2 75. Shaker
:, Bran. Steady and moderate demand, and sell.
ing at $l3 per ton. ShipstafB quiet and demand
light at S1S@e1S 50 per ton. Middlings firm and
demand fair at $l5@2l, as to quality per ton, ell
In bulk on arrival.
Bark has been firm and demand fair for chest
nut oak with only moderate receipts and selling,
prime to choice, at $l29l3 per cord afioat IA,
Begging: Demand fair and market steady. We
quote: Glib nax at g0914c; 9l4@9lae for 21h-fb;
s1a@9slc for 21%-lb per yard: nc more for iobbing
lots. Jute lc higher than hax Iron COTTON Ties
at 81 G92 50 per bundle. su& 4
Bags: The demand is light but quiet. We quote
wool hags 42@47 burlaps, 4bu, lag 419e; -bh,
1l%a12C; 2-bu. 10L@11c; gunnles, 2pu, l4I@l5c;
'double 21,; cotton Seamless, 2-bu, N@Me; a-bu,
2&(132c each.
Broom Corn has steady, quiet market, and no
material change. Red brush at 3a@4%c per lb.
Red tipped at 5@515c green stalk braid at 6@G1ac,
and harl at 63k@716c per lb. .--~ ,.----'----
Butter has been firm and closes steady. The
receipts not large but ample, and the de-
fuand fair for local d0nsumptiOn. Choice
Western Reserve dairy at 22@2sc, and Cen.
tral Ohio at l2O@2le and fancy selectio1s at 2be
Der 10. Good to choice lots at 16@1sc and inedidm
1t lS@iAc, and common At sale per ID; Creamery
In light supply and held at S5@38c per ~
Candies Demand moderate and market steady,
ana quoted lO91l1sc for tallow and 121s0iSc fol
'Ih Cheese has been quiet but Arrn, and moderate
offerings and prime to choice at 14@li59c pei ID
Cordage was quiet and moderate demand. Ma
sg%,oe ~ st .ss .sgl4' S s'al at lasls'' and 'te .
Coopers sttiFe TIE demand only moderate bu
steady Slack barrel poles $6S: tightbarrel poles
SlOoi2; and hogsnead poles, $20@g25 per N; bar
felstavss, stsat2o; hogslead slaves, $l6@20 per N
sCooperge steady aud drmaud fair Quoted
barrels. l5a5Oc: lard tierces s5@Slc; nam tierces
95a5Oc: slack hogsheads. 81 359l 40; half-hogs
heads 95c(a$l: iron bound whisky barrels. 81 81
al S5 hdd lard KEGS. 3O9S5c each. 4a.yt,4 4,
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and market firm
We quote: Batting, ll@l6c; pound yarns Ac
carpet warp white, ,Mc. colored warp, 2p9c; COY
erfet warp, 26c per ID. Cotton rope, 2dc; twine
2l@24c, and candlcwicf, 2ic per lb.
Coal has been, quiet, ana steady and quotet
al follows Chic River at &c, Kanawh,
and Y0ushiogheny at &c, afoat This rates de
lyered td consumers are as follows: Ohio River
lOc; Muskingtm and hooking Valley. l2c: Kannw
ha, l2c, and Youghiogheny. 12c. Camel zoe pc
bu and anthracite at IS b0@7 per ton.
Coke has had moderate demand and steady
Quoted at Sc for gas-ffouse, sc for crushed and 10
for city manufactured per bu at yards Deliveret
TO consumers &c more per bu. T
EGGS have been In moderate supply and ligh
demand Quoted for fresh at ll1a@HMc Pc
dozen. rs, ,, .,.t. ...,, n ,t,,i.i,s.
mand, at $8@3 so for prime to choice
4 and % 50D2 rs for Inferior per brl In store
4 Louisiana oranges in good supply at q 50eS s.
4 per brl, and Messina, at So 50@4 per box AMI
Valencia at 81 5098 SO per case. Lemons firm AM
\ light offerings at S5@65D per box. Cranberffe
finn and moderate supply a. S. 50@9 SO per brl
and ys@8 rs per bu crate for primByto choice
Z Dried apples in moderate demand at 6@7c AM
dried peaches at 8@8sc per lb on arrival, and hell
Y l@2c more in store. Foreign fruits quiet AM
steady. Layer raisns at 81 1922 so per box. Cur
y rants at 655Sta8c prunes .s0f2c, figs 2@i6c, am
I citron ct 22@2oc per Id.
|, Feathers Thc demand was ia r, and the mai
!. ket remains steady, and prime geese al 43c pc
\ pound. = ,y,-,. ~
Fish quiet ana steady and fair demand at pre-
( visus prices, We quote: MsekeFel, extra mess q
| @2S: No. large t89T: No. medium. Sl0@ll