The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET
CINCINNATI. March GO P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

CINCINNATI MaIcn O-Z Z. NJ
FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour: Demand fair, ehieiy for the local con-
sumplixe trade. Market steady without material
change in quotations. Fancy brands at 10 500
80 per brl. according to quality or reputation
with patent process held as high as
Cadss snd salesmostly at Sd O5da6 Is per brl. Rx-
trk S 1905 so. Superfine is ne elected at u 500
IS. Low grades dull, and down t, $3 so per brl
az te quaifty. Spring wheat -four S6@6 Go. good
to choice MINES )ta. Rye flour "a 75Gi 30, ana
choice Northwestern held AT s. per brl.
Oats quiet and steady, with light demand and
moderate offerings Mixed 35@57c white SS@S9c,
outside for NO Q. Choice white at 4Oc and scarce
Barley 1, in moderate demand and firm Good
10 prime sample lots ut 659s67c for spring, and 20
4 D7Sc for fall. per ou. ....l'
Rye: Demand fair and market with no material
chsiige. No selling at Soc, choice held Al s6c.
No. 3 at S14@Sic, latter In elevator
| Wheat has had a firm market. but little offered
md quiet Red at 81 s2g1 S3 for prime to choice.
Amber at 81 2s@l 81 for good sample to No. 2
IHTisL White scarce at si IS ior choice. Inie.
tior lots nOminally ranging down to VI 10 as to
quality. Some choice RED als, delivered at 81 s5.
Corn is quiet and steady. No. yellow sheiled
at dsc; mixed at 4l@42e Nike ear at Ms Ssgflc, as
X to quality, and choice held at more. White corn
uomnally ls2c higher than mixed.
M PROVISIONS
Market steady and quiet and prices without
material change.
Ness pork: Demand fair and market steady.
CITY mes at $ll 75912 per brl, spot, and held at
The outside figure.
Lard IL In moderate demand and steady. Prime
steam at7.10@a15c per Id. Offered at the latter.
Bacon quiet and eady. Shoulders at 51s0e5114c,
clear rib at 7.S5az4O clear sides at 765@770c per
ID, all packed.
Sugsr-cured meats in fair consumptive demand
K and steady Shoulders 6@6Ac, breakfast bac m
3@S54c. and hams at 91sa101zc forgood to choice,
as to brand or average per lb, all canvased and
backed.
Bulk meats quiet: Shoulders at 4Ac, clear rib
at6ssc. and clear sides 81 s@7c per lb, all loose
| COTTON.
The market has been rather dull during the
week but steady, and closes firm. Receipts for
he week, b,00l bales. shlnments, 5.SA bales
tocs Lss bass The official anottons oaa a r the
thsry, 1p4e how middling, l2he; middling
II Hsc good middling 1895 middling falr
.asSc ana fair. l45sc per pound.
II al WHISKY
las been In active demand and tine market ste1dy
ltNd no auotable change in prices during the
sAeek. Closing sales to day at 81 05 per gallon
y GK0cEKIE.
Coffee has had fair consumptye demand and
.steady market. We quote Common Rio at 1871
@l4Hc fair to good 15tGl7c. prime to choice
l7h@1S1Ic, fancy yellow 200 2lc per lb. La
guayra ut l6@1Sc Java at 25@29c, Mocha 2792sc
perl ID.
Molasses was fairly active and firm for New Or.
leans at 45052c nor good to choice. Refined
kyrups quiet at 35@6Oc, as to quality Sorghum
firm at aNa40e per gallon.
Rice was quiet, with mode ate demand at 7L@
7szc for Carolina and 7tg7Ac for Louisiana per
pound.
Sugar: Market steady and the demand fair as
follows: New Orleai s raw at 71S@84c. yellow
7 plo r,An white a al. Gn1NP n,
Yellow refined at SMGS4c; extra 9tg9i5c A
white gNta91sc; grannlated, l0g.0Hc; powdered
aud crushed, i0I@lGasc; cnt loaf, 1O1ac.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Baggine: Market firm and demand fair. Flax
Alh at Aa9l4c, 21ss-lb at Sl4@9Yc. and 2A-lb at
! D1a99szr per yard Jute about 1hc higher than
fix. Jebbing lots Hc more than these figures
Iron ties at $3 per bundle.
Bags have a steady, quiet market and fair de-
maud. We quote: Wool bags, 42@45c: single
g,lnnies, 1i9l5c double gunnes &c; 2h-bu bur.
laps, 10ha11c; 4-bu bnrlaps. 13%@14c; and 2bu
cotton seamless at 2l@25c each.
Bark: The receipts were liberal and the demand
moderate. Prime chestnut Oak aflOat AZ $l29l3
choice On rail Dad track $l4 per cord.
Beans have been steady aud quiet at previous
pr eea We quote; Prime to choice at 81 35@l So
and fair to good at 81 1O@l 25 per bushe OH ar.
rival In store l0@l5c higher per bu.
Beeswax was in good supply and fair demand
and unchanged. Prime ye low at 2Oc per ID.
Butter: The market has been rather srantily
mard was fair especially for the finer qualities for
the local retail trade. Packers ara 3nying only
moderately. Dairy sell up to 31@32e f0r fancy
selections by the single package: choice Western
Res1rye in arrival lots at 27028c, and Central and
Southe Ohio at 25126c per lb Good to prime
lots at U@23c. aud inferior at 16@lSc per lb.
CgeameIy 1t 4O@42c per lb for choice and light
offerings
Ban vas quiet and steady and selling at S14
ner ton. on arrival. Shiustuffs dull at S14a14 80
and m iddlings in fair demand and firm at $l59
q per ton, In bulk on arrival. Held $1@2 higher
for store lQts.
Broom corn: The market Is steady and demand
fair, with moderate rece pts and no mater al
change III prices. We quote red brush '404l4c
7a71ac per lb.
I Broonlg Steady market and aniet and un-
changed Quoted: Common at 81 4O@1 rs, hurl
and shaker " 5093, and steamboat at 50 2594 90
per dozen.
Candles: Demand fair and market steady. Star
candles at l3gl4c, and talIOw at l0@llc per lb '
Cheese has been steady aud quiet and no change
n prices. The dem nd moderate, AMI prime to
,shoice factory will bring l49l4.ac per lb. s''
4 Coal was In moderate but steady demand w ith
\ lmple supply and prices as followS Afimt at 9e
$ or Y0ighiOgheily, &c for Kanawha, and &c for
De- III Ohio River, 13c for Hooking Valley and
12c for Campbell Creek, and 12c f.r
Y san1wha and Youghiogheny per bu.
u Il Coke; Demand moderate and market steady
a nd uu et G,s-hOuse at Sc: crushed at &c; city
I'd |2Aanufactured at Zoe per bu, at yards About &c
a aore delivered to consumers
4 Cooperaae Is in ample supply and mod
Il irate demand. We quote as follows:
X flour.barrcls, 28d30c; PORK barrels 60Me5c; DO
. ,alf barrels, 45@50c: lard terces, 75@80c; ham
a ieees 45ah0c; SLACK hogsheads, 81 45Gs1 10: slack
shds, 81 256sl 80 half hogsheads a5@Sl whisky
4 lbarra O. 81 2aQsl 80. and lard Kegs 2sa3Qc each
COopers' stuff: Demand fair and market
itaady. Flour-barel poles. s6i9S; tight
& parrei poles, Sl291i hoghead poles. s20@25:
! Iough barrel slaves. sl5@20 hogsdeac stayes slS
4 Ea2O per 900.
J i;Dtton warns In fair demand and firm at the
n following: Batting, I0@l7c; ass rted yarns, 2Sc
sarpet warp white, 24c: do, col0red, 29c: cOverlet
warn 26c ncr N; full weight dnzen yarns, No. 400s
iac. No. Sous l2c M. 600s. lie; No ZOOS 10c per
Eiozcn Cotton rope 2Oc: twinc, 2la24c; candle
wtcE, 34e perib
f,ordage was fairly nctive and firm without
sls,ae jD prices Manila 13lz@l4c: sisal l2d
YoaIc and iute at 9@i10r per lb
/ Eggs were in liberal supply and moderate de
mand and market Quiet and easy. Fresh arrivals
st9@l0c per d'zen.
Freoibers were in good demand aud firm ful
stime geese and the market firm at45c per Id.
Fish firm and quiet, with far demand a.
-, ,iny;,,g. Maekefel, extra mess, f2S0