The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-12
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
y MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 12-2 P. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

CINCINNATI Feb. 12-2 P. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour Is Quiet and only fair consumptive de- |
mand. Fancy at S6 2596 %, patent at V@S, as
to brand and quality. Family at s. s0@6 10.
Extra S@5 % Super ~ osaa %, Low ys gra1es az
as to quality. /
Oats quiet and easy. Mixed at 35@Ssc, inferior
to prime White sS0sOc. and held 4lc for choice.
No. mixed to-day at size per bu
Barley: The demand Is moderate and market
steady Spring sold at Ssc 1Sr Es, ptms ~ c sn aT to
p Corn is steady and quiet Mixed selling to-day
at sss94lc ss to quality, for ear sheiiea ~ Ss0
S9c for No. q 85@S6c for rejected.
Wheat is quiet to-day and steady. with little or
no change. Choice red at 81 2S@l 90 and good
to prime at 81 25@9 n per bu. Amber at " xo9
"a for prime to choice, and down 20 " ~ iol ln-
ferior. White nominally 2@Sc higher than reu'
PROVISIONS.
Lard is quiet and steady at 7.2oG71Sc per ID Tor
prime steam. tG .a
Mess pork steady and light demand. Quoted
sl2 ID, and held 25@5oc mere for small ]opoihg
lotsx
Bulkmeats quiet Shoulders at 42oa4. .2o34c, clear
rib at 6ac, clear sides at t55@67oc per 10 'oose.
Bacon steady and quiet. Shoulders 5hsy5Ac,
clear rib 73ztaTAe, ana clear sides EH911sc per
ID. packed sugar-cured haEs sh@lo%c, and
shoulders at 81 per lh
s. COTTON.
The market Is steady and quiet. RecepG,
1oss bales. Shipments sSa bales: S1ocn, c~s. MO,c
Ordinary, 1O7ac; good ordinary, llsAc loM n'I Mlo
Sitnx Rlxc: middiing. iassc; good miadhng.
1876 middling fair. 1926, and fair, l4ssc per
pound.
WHISKY. ~,
The demand is fair, and market sseaoy' wilh
tales at 81 06 per gallon. pi
sRoCEerHa
Coffee Is steady. and fairly active. We quoie
Lagusyrs at ls@lsc Mocha at msssGi lM1sc Iasa q
for fair to good. I7A@l91%c for prime 70 choiee'
Nh021c for fancy yellow, per 10.
Moasses: Market steady and quiet. New orleans
selling ct A0N45c for tair to good and g@52c for
prime to choice per gallon. Kennel Mrups ~ %
tD60c per gallon.
Rice Is In fair demand and steady. Carolina at
ssxf9Sc and Louisiana at 1910 per TO-
Sugar Ia in fair demand and steady. New
Orleans raw st 71N8l4c and yellow clarified at Sh
0agc and white at 91s0i0c per Id. feiiew refined
s1snSsssS ress,o es S povdsnsd. iOS crushed
fexzc; cat loaf, ll@lltte ner Id. rtrg
sA MIsCELLANEous.
Beeswax is steady and quiet at 1902Oc per ID
for prime to choice yellow.
fRpcam coin is quiet and steady at previous
prices. Red brush at 404Hc Tea uppeu az az
6I@71Se per Id. ~
Bags IN moderate request and steady. Wequate
wool bags 42@47c; burlaps. 4bu l4gl41sc:: Z,g.ou,
lzStalac. 2-bn. l9ka@llc: gannles, 2-Du. aaN@!sc;
double, 22c; cotton seamless, 2ou' 2(9zac' Sou'
2S@32c each. .....-......-...,.
Nfoon,s firm and demand fair, and selling:
Common 81 5O@i S5, hurl y 50@2 rs, Shaker
So75@8 o. steamboat s3 2594 % per dozen
Baggtng: Demand fair und market ready We
quote 2b tag at sggMG yN@sc ass foT tor ,an alo
lrtS. lutte dc higher than fax. Iron cotton ties
at 81 9502 SO per bundle.
Bark: Market quiet and steady at S1291s per
cO.d aaoat.
Beans are In fair demand and the market
steady. Arrival lots at $l@l 70 l0r mieriof, N ama
81 85l1 so for prime to choice per bu. and a5@2pc
in stare.
Bran is steady and demand fair at e1st0ts 50 per
ton Bhipstutfs ouieta at SlS 5e@a4 Middiihes m
fair demand at Sl5@22 per ton, all in bulk, oh ar
rival, and 81 more in store.
Butter; The market continues steady and quiet
The receipts are ample but moderate. Choice
Western Reserve dairy at 22Q23c, and Central Oh o
at 2O@2le, and extra selections at 25@Sc per ID.
Good 10 choice at l6@l8c. and inferior az l2@lSc
per lb Creamery scarce at SSgSSc 1or cholce
Cheese is in fair request and qniet. with
moderate offerings and prime to choice III l4@l4tac
Nrlb
at &c for Ohio River, &c for Kanawha, and 9c for
Youghiogheny per bn afoat We quote Ohio
River, l0e; Hooking Valley and Muskngum l2e:
Kanawha and Youghogheny. 12c. delivered u
consumers. .
Coke is in moderate demand and steady and
selling at 8010c per bu at yards ana &c more
delivered to consumers.
Uoopers stud. The demand only moderate but
steady black-barrel poles, s60S: nghtbarrel poles
elO0i2 and hOgshead poles, $20@2b per NJ; bar
relstayes, Sl3a2O: hOgshead slaves. $l692O per M
Cotton warns: Demand fair and market firm.
We auote Batting. ll@l6c: pound yarns. Ac'
vuhitQ pOlOrpd No. COW
erlet warp 26c per h. Gotten rope, zoe; twine
NM2ac and candlewick 24c per H.
Candles steady ana quietat 10y a9ll>Sc for talios
and 12>s@l3c for star perib. g
Cottage is steady and demand moderate; Ma
nilla at 1sls@l4c sisal at 12ssl2}fc, and jute a
eX@1oc perlb. n
Cooperage quiet and steady. We .Quste:
Flour barrels 25@sOc pork barrels. 60@50c do half
barrels 45@e50c: lard terces, SD@85c: ham tieFces
45@5c: half-hogsneads: s5c@N iron dHdl bound
Whieky barrels, 81 30@l S5. and lard kegs. 30@35t
each.
Eggs are IN good supply and fair demand and
selling ut 12@i2114c per dozen for fresh.
Fruits: Apples in liberal supply and moderati
demand at ~ 50@S so per bri. Cranberries firm
niy and quiet at ssas 50 for Messina per box ans
$7aS for Louisiana per brl. Lemons In fair de
mand and steady at $596per box Dried frui
! dull ut s@7c for apples an S@Ssac for peaches
! Feathers quiet with moderate demand ant
! prime geese 40c pcI AU l.
Fish: Demand fair and market steady
NE quote: MaGkeEel. extra mess S2I
sa9o: No. 1 large. S26927: No. medium. &00u
No. 2large, SS 50@9: No. 2medium. 46 50@7: No.
large 81 6O(07; No. 8 medium, &6 50@6 per brl
lake herring. $3a3 25: white fish, $6@6 80: PEI
half brl: sardnes quarter boxes, el2 50@l;
Der tease; Goldfish. b@51fc per ID, and smokes
! herring. 19S0e per box. .a"..
4 Hops are steady and demand fair, and prime Il
4 choiee Eastern at 400a2c per lb au1sU +
I6 Hemp is quiet and steady, and light Offering
4 Of rough Kentucky in store at $lsD per ton.
n. Hidesuuiet andeteadv. We guote Green, |@sc
wet saIted S1ec: dry salted, 1s014c: int, l5@l7c
|sS DO selected lS@20c per lb Hheep peits. Sl0l D
I | each. sslreared do 25@4Oc
H Hay 10 steady and quiet and the receipts moder
8 ate No. loose timothy at 3l7@17 SO. good I.
I nrime timothy at Sl6 5O@36 so per ton. Fair Il
Z Teod mixed at $l4@15, inferior at $l2913 per tor
u ! In bales on arrival sa-5 M
IN Iron: hedemand is fair and steady. Pig irol
nj four Imonths' as follows: Hanging Rock
\ charcoal. No. 1, 1904; Hanging Rock No
n z. Sa20dS; do mill, S4l@42 Southern char
eeai, No. /. $41042; do. mill .$39@4o; streni
gtone-c0ai and coke, No. l. 839@42; do mill. $S7G
y BD.nold shert stone-coal and COKE No. ], S36@S
ID. n1iH S35@s7; red short all lake ore, S4s0
A IS SO per ton. Carwheel: Hanging Rock. $55@58
y aoutheyn, e5Od955 per ton. Wrought iron: Com