The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET
CINCINNATI April 70 P. N.

FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour is quiet and steady. Fancy brands at s6
@6 65 and patent at S7@8 as to reputation or
quality Family sold up 10 S. 60 to-day, offering
$a4 40 Low grades So 25@3 75 Rye -four at
"a 60@4 75 per brl.
Barley: Market firm Fall at S5@95c good to
No. 2. and held at 9S@95c for choice. Fall at esq
75c, good TO choice. Inferior down to SOC, and
nominal.
Wheat quiet and steady. No. 2 red sold at 81 20.
and choice sample quoted 81 22a1 2S, and fair TO
good lots at 81 l6@1 IS. White scarce and NOM
ipal. Amber at 81 1891 21 for good to prime.
Oats quiet White, ss@s91ac Mixed, S6@S7c,
Der bu.
Corn is steady ana quiet. No. mixed shelled
at 40ls@4lc per bu. and No. at S91gc mixed ear
at 3Sa a0c, as to quality, the latter figure to-day
for prime sample lots White corn at 4S944c ana
scarce.
Rye Market steady and quiet No. Q selling
at SOC, and Sic on track and elevator.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork quiet and steady at SO rs per brl and
little doing.
Lard in light demand and about nominal at
70;@Z071ac per ID. Kett leaf at 712@Sc and
held nominally at &c for city.
Bulk meats quiet at 390a4c for shoulders, clear
sides 6.65@670, clear rb 63506.40 per lb
Bacon steady little demand. shoulders ~
@l5c, clear rib at 797c, ana clear sides TIC per
lh Sugar cured hams 99l0c per ID.
Corr,'N.
The market Is steady and unchanged. Stock
D,975 bales. Receipts, 3S9 bales. Shipments 5S6
bales The following are the authorized quota
tions of the Cincinnati Cotton Exchanges Ordi
nary, 10Ac; good ordinary, llAc: low mlddllng
l2c; middlng, l2ssc; good middhng, 1870; mid
ding tair. 1890; lair. l42Sc per pound.
WHISKY
Market steady and quiet. We quote it 81 O5 per
gallon. with sales.
Coffee quiet and steady; Rio, common to
good, at 13h@l6%o: prime to choice at lS0l9c
fancy yellow at l9%@20c; Mocha at 26@2Sc; Java
at 25@29c and Laguayra at l6glSc per Id.
Molasses: Fair demand and steady. We quote
New Orleans at 45952c; maple syrup at $l@l 10;
sorghum at S5@SSc refined sgrups at 35960c per
gallon.
Rice Market quiet and steady. Carolina at N
Csc; Louisiana at 7@7iac per Id.
Sugar IN fair demand and steady We quote
New Orleans at 719@sAc; clarified, s%@l6c. as
to quality. Yellow refined at 8AMS9Sc: ex-
TIA G. 9a9Ac; A white, 91t@91sc; granuaed and
powdered, lOHgi03sc; crushed, lO3s@lO1ac; cut
LOAF l01s@l0e4c, per Id.
MISCELLANEOUS IA
Bark is quiet and steady, and prime to choice
Rt S13@l4 per cord
Beans quiet and steady: Common at 90c@sl 10;
fair to prime at 81 159l IS, and choice white or
navy at 81 45@1 80 per bu. Held l5@20c per bu
more for small !OS III sulre.
Bran steady and demand moderate al S16@l6 so,
Bhipstulis at $l6@17. Middlings at N7922 per ton
on arrival.
Butter: Demand fair for the local tradeand mar.
ket steady and Quiet The receipts ample but
moderate. Choice dairy at 26@27c and fancy Sc
lections at 2S(a29c Good TO pr me nj 22@24c
Medium at ls@2Oc. and inferior at 15@l6c. Cream
cry scarce at 35a3Sc per ID.
Beeswax at zoe per ID for prime yellow and de-
mand lair.
Broom oprn quiet Quoted: Red brush at 4a
l1ac red tipped at 5a51ac. green STALK braid 6@
CLc and green hurl at T697hc per 10.
Bags: The demand moderate and market steady
as follows 4-hu burlaps, 13M091ic; ~ -bu, 1870
1lc 2-bu, 9%@l0c; gunnies, 2-bn, l419@15c;
Besewed lbc; double, 23c; cotton seamless, 2bu,
2l@25c, and do, 8gS2c each; WOOL bags at 429
45c each.
Bagginp: Market firm and Quiet. We quote:
2-lb flax 10c; 2lb do, 10l4c and 214-lb do, l01ac
per YARD; jute of corresponding weights, 1l2c per
yard more. Iron cotton ties at S3 per bundle
Candles STEADY and in moderate demnnd. Com
mon tallow AZ lO1a@l1c Star at lS%@l4c per
pound. .r
Coopers' stnf; Receipts ample and demand
moderate. We quot: 5lack-barrel poles, S6@S:
hght-barrel poles STOOL. hoghead poles, $s5
0t3O: barrel slaves, 3l3A2O; hOgsnead slaves, Si6
@20 per ,0O0
Cordage is in moderate request and quoted:
Manila at 13A @i4c, and ssal at l2@l23zc per lb.
Cooperate is quiet. Market steady. We quite:
Flour-barrels. 25@SOc; PORK barrels 70@75c DO
half barrels 4ba5c: lard terces, 80@9Oc; ham
tierccs, 45@5Oe; slack hhds 81 25Cgl 3O halt hhds,
D5c0s2; whisky barre S. six iron hoops, 81 25@
/ sd, and lard Kegs 2SnSOc each.
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and firm. We
quote; Baltng, ll9l6c pound yarns; ns: :as As;
erlet warp, 26c per lh; full weight dozen yarns,
No. 4O0s lac: No 50s. 12c; No. COOS. lie: No zoos
10 per dozen. Cotton rope, 2Oc; twlne, 2l@24c,
and candlewlck, &c per 10.
Cheese in moderate demand and quiet at 120
PIE per ID for prime to choice factory and 111s@
l2G for new Northwestern.
Coke quiet and steady Gas-house 60, crushed
o.. city manufactured loo per hu. al yards. and
held &c higher delivered TO consumers.
Coal is in moderate demand and steady. We
euote: ll@12c for Yonghiogheny, 10H@l1c for
Ranawha. ilai2 for Muskingum and Hooking
Valley lie for Campbell Creek and 9@lOc for Ohio
River per bn delivered to CONSUMERS.
Eggs in fair demand and steady and selling
OF 10@lO1ac per dozen for fresh.
Fruits; Lemons in good supply at 81 50@b 90
ner box, Oianges at $ia5 90 per box for Messina
and S8a10 rer case for Valencia and demand fair
with liberal offerings. Apples at s3@3 75 per brl
for good to choice in store Dried apples at 6H
oa7c. and dried peaches ut 7H9SAc per lb, on ar
rival and about 1c higher in st re.
Feathers steady and quiet,and moderate receipts
at Acc for prime.
Fish: Market quiet and firm and no material
change in prices We quote: Mackerel. extra
mess S28029: No. large, x26Ng27; NO. medl-
nm, xlO61ll: No. 2 large IS 50@9No. medium
E SOFAS; No large, 81 so as: No. Smedium. seq
SO Der bril- Lake herring. S3 50g3 rs: viii eish.
1905 so per half bri; sardlnes. quarter boxes
Sl2 bO@l3 per case; Goldfish. 5@51acper Id. and
smoked herring. 2S@30c per box.
Hemp: Dressed quiet and steady at 13c for single
and 15c for double dressed per lb Rough KEN
tucky at Sl75@l9O per ton on arrival.
Hides are firm and quiet, We quote: Green
7IsmSl5c; wet salted, 99i0e; dry salted. l3@l4c:
flint lj(al l7c; do selected, 1S@2Oc per ID. Sheep
pelts sell at $lQ9l So each; sheared do, 2O@25c
each.
Hay ouiet aud steady. Prime to choice tim
othy at SIS 50l6 So fair to good mixed at Sl3@l4,
common at Sll@2 per ton all IN arrival.
Hops are In fair demand and steady OF 3G@3Sc
for prime to choice Eastern. ,..
T. Iron is In fair demand and steady Pig iron:
Hanging Rock charcoal, No. l. 5000 HANGING
Rock No. q S38@39: do mill. &36 0Oa3s 20;
Southern charcoal. No. l. $37@3S: No: q $36@37;
do. mill sac 00Q37 90: stone-cOa and coke, NO.
/ stsa45: No 2, sl2a44: Ohio Neutrai, No. !.
fI@se: No, q s86@sS: Southern, No. J, sS793s;
soutnerf No. Q, s379S. Cold blast cnar-
coaI-Car-wheeE Hanging Rock $5S DO@6o 90;
Southern, S,50ls per ton. American scotch
No. i. SS6@aO; Ne Q, Ss5937 per ton. wrought
iron. Common bar iron. &c: charcoal bar
.io.'' .rou hailQd NOQ 10 q