The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March SAP. NJ.

grades Market que Family at s. 1906 I5
fancy ut s. 36@6 81, patent S7@S per bril- extra at
at s. sOa4 is, as TO quality. Rye -four: prime to
Choiee Northwestern at u $500. Extra sold to-
day up to IS rs per brl.
Barley is steady and quiet Spring at 65@6sc,
latterfoe No. 2. Fall at 709Spc for sample, as to
quality ~.
Oats steady. Mixed s5as7c White ssa ioc.
latterfor choice. Inferior dull and nominal Re-
teCted sold to-day at 35c
Wheat Market fnner and fair demand. Choice
red selling at el 80, and good TO prime at 81 30
81 50 Amber at 81 2S@1 80 White scarce at
I'll 3a1l S6 latter ior chice Inferior lots duh and
nominal. down to$l TO- us to quality
Corn Is steady. No. mixed ear in f,ir demand,
nnd selling ut Ale per bu. Inferior 3s(G40c, as to
quality. Prime mixed ear at 42c fair to good $50
l0r.
Rye is steady and moderate demand No sold
ut $50, and also at Soc per bu on track
PRovisIoSs
Lard quiet and steady Mt 7.15a7. .29c per lb for
prime steam. and bids at the ns de figure. Kettle
Leaf dull at 7@4@Slac, as TO quality
Mess pork steady Quoted S12 90 per brl, SPOT
b Sugar-clred meats steady. Hams at 9alBl4c us
| TO brand or average. Shoulde 8 6a6hc, and
break fast bacon at 7s49S1c per lib, clnvased and
|, packed
!, Bulk meats Quiet and steady. Shoulders Az
\ @4.s0c, clear rib at 6.65@67 7Oc; clear sides &c
' per ID loose.
| eteady and quiet and unchanged. Stock, 1855
bales SHIPMENTS, SOS bales Receipts. $50 bales.
The total quotations follows: Ordinary, I01sc;
a,ddlins, isc; good good madng lfM HSs iSe middiSs ding
fair. 1926, anu fair l45kc per pound
WHISKY
is in good demand and selling steadily to-days ut
|, vi % per gallon.
GROcsRIss
Ceffee is In moderate demand and steady. We
Vou Mpnh at
Laguayra ut 166e1Sc Rio common TO good at
\ A1S19G181Sc. Prime to choice l71s(919c, fancy
yellow at 20@21c per lb.
Molasses is steady and demand fair for New Or
leans at 45tf53c per Gallon for good and choice
NSOrghum at 35@3Sc. Refined syrups at S5dg6O,, as
to quality per gallon.
Rice: Demand fair and market steady We
quote Carolina at TIC and Louisiana at 7Qe714c
I per ID.
I Sugar is in fair demand and steady Wei
I Refined yellow. Sht6sSl4c; extra 949iYc: A
white, sM@97sc; gNnnlated. l00101sc; powder
cd and crushed. i9A@o2se;. cut loaf 101kc;
New Orleans raw at 7rsaS4e yellow clarified at
SXQgGc, and white at 91a@10c ner ID.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in moderate demand. and quoted for
arrival lots al 75td9Oc for commo !: 81 l00l % for
fair to good, and 81 35(el As t prime to choice
per bu. Store | is 10@sl5c per bu more.
Bran Is steady and srarre, with fair demand Mt
fl4@4 80 per ton on arrival Shipstuffs at $l4 90
firm.
Butter Is firm and receipts rather light and gen
orally fair demand. Western Reserve dairy sel
at 27Gs2sc for choice ana held at SOC for extra
selections. Prime to choice Central Ohio and
Indiana at 239?5c. FAIR to good at 1S@2lc and
inferior at l4@l6c per lb.
Bark: The demand is fair and market steady
and prime tochoice quoted Sl3@14 per cord on
arrival.
Broom corn is quiet and steady. We quote red
brush 4@44c, red tipped 5@512c green stalk bn,d
5g7c. and hurl 7M71ac per lb.
Bagging is steady snd fair demand We ouotc:
Flax at 9@9i4c fr 2lb: 94@9l9c for 21s-lb,
and aA@9sae fnr 2ll.lb per yard. and ~ more f"r
jobbing lots. Jute he higher than fax. Iron
cotton ties at SS per bundle
Beeswax QUIET and steady and prime yellow
selling at 20c per h.
Bags are In moderate demnnd and steady We
quote cotton seamless, 2bu 2lGa25c. gunnies, 14a
15c for single and 22dG2'c for uonble R,riars.
4.bu. S%@1ic: 21a-bu, l0>a9llc Wool bags, <29
45c each
Broomx Moderate demand and auiet We quote:
Common at 81 40A1 rs, hnrl 81 25M2 75 Shaker
" 5e9s and steamboat at SO 25ts4 per Dozen
Candies in moderate demand and steady We
quote talow at lOg1lc, and star 1s1a9l4c per ib.
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and market firm.
We quote: Batting, 1l@l6c; pound yarns. 2ic; |
carpet wHrp, write 24c: do colored 29c: coverlet
warp, 26c per h full weight dozen yarns No 4OOs, !
s3c; No, b0os l2o, NJ, Coos lic; No. zoos l0c per
u'hch. tt'tso. iope Aoo' t"iie' @it@14c chhuic'
"lcS' Sic per ID
Coopers' stuff: Market quiet and steady, and
ample receipts. rsonf-pafel poles. SoYo; tight
Darrei pores S,Zglt IL mo-. nogheau poles. $49sa;
rough osrpe pea s'aFes' eioV' hossheaa slaves Slo
@N per i'ooo
CoOperafe IN moderate demand and mar.
ket quiet. we quote as follows:
Flour barrels, 25@soe; pork barrels fea65c; 90
half barrels 45@Nc lard tierces, I5@Soe; ham
h6%a 4, oa en- 6nl Snahsss ~ a@a ", sn
barra,s N S5ds M and lard ke"s ySssaos asnS
Cordage is oniet and firm and o,,oted 13lZ6aIac
for Manila. i2al2Nc for sisal. and 9@91c for
Suie per Ib, 0'>2N
cniro 10 on;et and stoadv at sc cas.borOo o. -,
crushed. and 1Oc for city manufactured per bu, |
Il at yards, and &c more delivered.
4 Cheese The demand is fair and market steady
S,nd unchanged. We quote 14@l4Lc per lb for |
prime to choice factory.
H Coal Is In fair demand for local consumption |
h9nppay ample. The rates delivered to consumers
Isre Zoe for Ohio River, 12c for Hooking Valley and
n sIluskingunl. l2 lonCampbeli Creek, and 12c + r
anaWha and fnnghiogheny per bu. The rates |
[ssioat &c for ONO River, and &c for Kanawha |
Bird foughiogheny per bu.
Eggs selling at 1O@l1c for fresh per dozen and
ES.e demand fair. '''A
n p.,,;t,. nr,os col, a. a, .soo so ~ -.