The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-13
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 49, P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

eentug az % oogo ~. Extra uuoteu sogo oU.
Buperfne 81 65@4 50. Low grades dull and down
10 q so per brl. Rye flour at "a 75@i %, as
10 quality.
Barley steady. Extra No. 8 fall sold at Sic and
No. quoted at s4@s5e. Spring at 55@7Oc as to
duality.
Oats dull Mixed at s7assc for No. Q and s5@
Bee for inferior. White 3S@4Oc as to ouslity.
Germ: Market steady and fairly active. Mixed
shelled at soc for No. Q and 35937c for inferior.
Cboice mixed sold at 4Oc per bu. Mixed ear
at Ac per bu.
sample lots quoted sS@s5c per bu on arrival.
Wheat In fair demand and firm Choice red at
81 20, and good to prime at 81 269i 2S per bu.
Inferior At 81 2o@i 2S, and common down to 81
as to quality. Amber 1@2c less than mixed
White nominal.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is quiet and steady and quoted S12
@lf2 25 per bf and holders ask about 25c more Tor
small jobbng lots.
Lard is quiet and easy with prime steam quoted
atLN@1l5c per lb, and some demand al inside
fgnre.
Bacon dull Shoulders 5@51se clear rib 711ssc,
clear sides 7h@715c per h. packed. sugar-cured
hams 9@l0c az to average.
Rllkmeats quist ana steauy Shoulders Also
t4c clear rib 6ss@61ac clear sides 6esc per lo'
The market is firm. Quotations nc higher
Shipments 1874 bales. The following are to-day's
official pricei: Ordinary, lie; good ordinary:
llHc: low middling 125sc: middling, lHs4c; good
middlins, lsAe; middling fair. las4c, and fall,
l4Ac Per pound
WHISKY.
The market is steady and active, and selling at
3; 06 per gallon, Government standard.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beeswax Is steady and quiet at 1902oc per lb
for pnme to choice yellow.
Bugs in moderate request and steady: We quote
woUi bags 426147c; burlaps, +bl, l4@l41zc; 2h-bu
dot6ie, nc; cotton seam less, 2-bu, N@24c; 3bu
2@32c each.
Bsooms firm and demand fair, and selling:
Common 81 50A1 IS, hurl 81 50@2 Is. Shaker
q 76Q93 90, steamboat So 25@4 Is per dozen.
Baextng: Demand fair and market steady, We
61S@gNc for ~ 4lb per yard; ne more for jobbny
lou Jute 1c higher than fax Iron cotton ties
at - 25@92 SO per bundle.
Beams are in fair jobbing demand in store at
81 25@l As for good to choice white, and down to
9Oc for inferior per bu.
Bnrk is in fair demand and firm for chestnut OAK
at $ll@l3 per cord afioat ..
Broom corn: The receipts are moderate and de-.
nsand fair. Prices steady ana no material change.
We quote: Red brush at 4@4%c; red tipped at
3@51ac: green stalk braid at 6@654c. ana hurl at
6%071Sc per h..
Bran in fair demand at S13@13 so and oderate
sapply Shipstutfs neglected at 3l3@4 Mid
dliilss steady and quiet ut $l1022 per ton, all in
bI1f, ON arrival, and about 81 more asked in
store.
Butter: Market well supplied and stea.iy and
receipts liberal, with only moderate demand.
No quUtable cha ge in prices. We quotes Cream
cry at 37@38c for choice Dairy at 1S@23c for
prime to choice, the outside for arrival lots OF
Western Reserve. and 25@26c asked for single Sc
lecions of fancy Fair to good lots at 14@l6c, and
common at l0ll2C per lb.
Cheese quiet and steady at 14@141ac per lb for
prime to choice. ~.
Coal steady and demand moderate We quote
&c for Ohio River, &c for Kanawha, and &c for
River l6c Hooking Valley and Muskingum. l2c
Kanawha and ioughiogheny, l2c, delivered 10
consumers.
Coke: Demand light but steady. We quote:
Gas House &c, crushed l0c. city manufactured 1Oc
per bu at yards, and &c more delivered to con-
sumefs
COopers stuff: The demand only moderate but
steady Slack barrel poles, S6SS: tightbarrel pees
Sl0@12: and hogsnead poles, 35O@25 per M; bar
rel slaves, S13@20; hogshead slaves. $l6@2o per NJ
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and market firm.
We quote: Batting, ll@l6c; pound yarns, 24c;
carpet warp, white. 24c; colored warp. -9c: cov-
eriet warp, 26c per Id. Cotton rope, zoe; twine,
2ls24c, and candlewick, 24c per lb.
Candles steady and quieta loh@1l1Sc for tallow
and 121S@l3c for star per ID.
Cordage is steady and demand moderate. Ma
niila at 131a@l4c, sisal at 12sl2%c, and iute at
915a10c per ID.
Cooperage quiet and steady. We quote:
Flour barrels 25@30c pork barrels 60@70c; do hall
barrels. 45@50c: lard tlerces 8O@85c ham tierces.
45@50c hslf-hOgsneads. 95c@S1: iron bound
whisky barrels. 81 3O@l So and lard kegs. 30@35c
each.
Eggs are in moderate request and the market
steady, and selling at 10912c per dozen for fresh.
Fruits: Apples In good supply and fair demand
at S2a2 rs for common to good and $303 80 for
prime 10 choice per brl. Lemons quiet and plenty
per brl and Messina at $3@3 so per box and de-
mand fair. Cranberres at Ss@3 so per bu c ate
and ss@10 per brl.
Feathers quiet with moderate demand and
prime geese 43c per lb.
Fish: Demand fair and market steady.
ta29: No. large. S26a27: No. medium, sl0@1l;
No 2large. IS 50a9: No. 2medium. $6 5097: No. 3
large, 81 50D7: No. medium. SIS 50@6 per brl:
lake herring. $sas Is: white fish. s6@6 So; per
per case; Goldfish, 5@5ac per lb, and smoked
herring, 28@30c per box.
Hemp is quiet and steady, and light offerings
OF rough Kentucky in store at $50 per ton.
Hops: Market quiet and steady and selling ct
40@42c per lb for prime to choice Eastern.
Hay. The market is steady and in fair demand
and with ample supply. Prime to choice timothy
at s16Ri7, and fair to 90 ID mixed At $14N5l5 per
ton, all in bales on arrival, and loose hay held
about 81 more. Common pressed hay at Sl0g12
Der ton. Held in store $lg2 more per ton.
Hides Receipts liberal, and the demand mode
rate. Quoted as follows: Green. 7a8c: wet sal
ted, stgsc: dry salted, 13@14c: flint. 15@17c; do
selected 1Se20c per 10. Sheep pelts. bOc@1 25
each, as to size and quality
Iron; The demand Is fair and steady. Pig iron
Il four months as follows: Hanging Rock.
oharcnal No. I, $43@44; Hanging Rock No.
2, N2@43s do mill, $l@42; Southern char
coal, No. /. $i1@f2; do mill, $39@4O strong
stone-coai and coke, No. I, $39@42; DO MILL $37@
40: cold short stone-eoal and coke, No. ], $36938
do mill, $35037; red short, all lake ore, $i6@
Is 80 per ton. Car-wheeE Hanging Rock. 955@58,
Southern, 350@55 per ton. Wrought iron: Com
mon bar irOn 490c: charcoal bar iron, 54Oc: sheet
iron. boiled. Nos 18 to a.. 5@6c: sheet-iron.
charcoal Nos. IL to n, 6ta071@c per lb. Wrought
scrap 81 50@2; cast scrap. 81 25@1 60 per 100
pounds.
Lead Market Arm and quiet We quote. Pig
at t6A@G4c. bar 71sase, sheet lead at SIC per lb.
Leather is in fair demand ana market steady and
unchanged We quote: Oak sole at 3S@42c; hem
lock- DO, 27035e: harness leather, 37940c rough
harness, 29G32c; ski ting, 17@42c: American kip,
b509Oc: French do, $1@1 30: American calfskins,
e5c1DS1 10; French do. q 25@2 per III. Birdie
leather, $450G0 per doz. and upper leather, 20@
&c per foot.
Naval stores Quiet and moderate demand.
Resin. No. q 90 25(a2 rs: No. l, 90 5094; pale,
"a 7505 Is. and extra pale. S6 75@S per barrel
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