The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-18
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
wAHXEL
CINCINNATI March 1S-2 P. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

50; low grades dull and down 70 50 so, as TO
quality or brand. Rye -four Ia selling at "a 75@
( 30 per brI, Fancy brands at IS 25@6 so, as 10
quality or reputation of brand, and patent process
at T0S8 per barrel
Oats: Market steady and quiet White at s9@
4lc, latter for No. 2 Mixed 3S@3ac per bu good
to prime i
Barley. Market quiet and steady Spring at
bu.
Corn Is steady and quiet No. mixed sheiled
sold to-day at 42c and No. 8 ct 41c per bu. Mixed
ear Ss@42c, as to quality. Yellow ear sold at
45c per but '5g ,.-.
wheat firm and fair demand. Red selling at
q So@l 81, nrime to choice. Amber at ST. 20 for
No. Q, and.SI I@1 % for fair to prime. White
sold at 81 32fo good sample and 81 So for choice
per bu. 4G
Rye is steady. quiet and UNCHANGED. No. 8 at
62@8Sc, aud No 2soid at S5c per bu.
,utA PROVISIONS nsf.e
y Lard quiet and steady. Current-make at 71sc.
and held o shade higher Prime steam nominal
at714c, and city Kettle dull at S@81sc per h.
Mess pork: Demand light and. market quiet.
Quoted at S11 rs per brk but small lots held about
26c more. Bids for round lots at S1l So
Bacon quiet Shoulders at s@5Mc, clear ribs
z4c., clear sides 7sAc, per lb., packed. SUGAR.
cured hams at 99l0c, shoulders at &c, breakfast
. Bmll NE "a quite and steady. shoulders &c.
a05c clear ribs 0.45c, 61ac clear sides 61sc. per lb
all loose.
NJ 4 COTTON.
The market is steady and quiet. Stock, 9,973
bales. Receipts, 49S bales. Shipments, 2B bales
The authorized quotations OF the Cincinnati Cot
ton Exchange are as follows: Ordinary, lOHc;
GOOD ordinary, llAc; low middling, l2Ac; mid MD
1870; fair, l5sc per lb.
& The market continues steady and the demand
active, with sales to-day at 81 04 per gallon. 4
aKpt,ERIEA
y Coffee Is steady and demand FAIR Laguayra at
1Hld0l7}Sc, Mocha 2bQa27c, Java at 25@28c per lb
Rio at 1S1a@20ac for common TO fancy yellow
per lb "tJt tht
Moasses: New Orleans in fair demand and the
market steady at 40945c. fair 10 good, and 4Ia52c
prime to choice. Refined srups held at 35@6Oc
per gallon, as to quality Sorghum at 359aOc
Rice is in moderate demand and the market
steady anfselIing at 7@74c per lb for Louisiana
and Carolina L
Sugar quiet and steady. We quote refined yet
low at SA@sszc; extra c. 9@s3sc; white, ss4@
szsc; gran Mated and powdered. 105S0i0sSc;
cr1sheo, lO1ae: cut loaf, .10sAc per 10. New Or
leans at 7M@sNc for raw, and sak@iOc FOR white
clarified, per lh MaN
t& s@ VIZ MIsCELLANEoUA u y R.
Beans in fair demand at 81 25@l so. good to
choice white, and 9Oe@$1 Is for inferior. per bu,
and jobbng lots l0@15c higher.
Bark Unfair redtiest and steady, and selling at
s12@l3 per cord ior prime to choice chestnut oak
afoat.
Bran firm and Light offerings at sl5@lb 50 per
ton. ShipstufB dull at $14@l5per ton Middhngs
quiet and firm at Sd6@20 Der ton On arrival.
Butter The market is steady with moderate re-
ceipts and the demand is fair. Dairy at 23@26c
for good tn prime, and 27@2Sc for choice, and %
@30c obtained for selections per Id. Inferior dull
at 1s@2Oc per- lb. Creamery selling at Ss@4oc per
Beeswax is in moderate demand and steady at
zoe per lb for prime yellow.
n Broom corn is In ample supply and fair demand
and selling red brush at 4@4hc red tipped at
5@5s4c, green stalk brad'at 6@6S4c and choice
Bapying: Market steady and quiet and NO ms
terial change Flax, 2-lb at &c, 21s-lb at &c
and 2l<-lb at91ac per yard. Jobblng lots 9c more
Jute 1L@2c higher than fax. Iron ties at $3 per
bundle.
Bags; The demand fair and market firm: Cot
ton seamless 2bu at 21024c each. single gunnies,
HSal5c; double gunnies. 2ac; 2h.bu burlaps, l0L
aiic; 4bu burlaps. l3N@l4c Wool bags at 42@
45c cash. MJfR8 H&&
Candies steady and quiet Common tallow sell
atlO010ksc, and star at 1877 @l4c per ID.
Coopers stuff: Moderate demand and marhet
steady We quote: Slack-barrel poles. 1905:
tight-barrel poles, S10@12: hOghead poles, 825
.0S3O; barrel slaves. sls@20 hogsnead slaves, $l6
@2O per 1000
and no material change in prices. We quote
Flour-barrels. 2o@SDc.. pork barrels. Goa
&c; do half barrels. 4b@5tc lard terces, 75@sOc;
ham tierces 45@5Oc; slack hogsheads, 81 25@l 30.
half hogsheads 959a; whisky SargsIs, ggs six SIX IRON
Cotton yarns. Demand fair and firm market
We quote: Batting, 11@I6c; pound yarns, 24G
carpet warp, .white, 24c do, coIored, 2sc; cover
let warp, CSC per ID. Cotton rope. 2oc; twine; zig
2Ac and candle wick, Mc per ID.
Cordage Demand fair and steady at 13A@l4c
fof Manila. 121ac for sisal, and 9@10c for jute
per h.
Coke Ia steady and quiet and selling at 80 for
.pas-house, 90 for crushed, 10c for city manufac-
tured per bushel at yards, and &c more deliv red
to consumers ss Gt t7H .Gf M
Cheese The demand is fair and the market
steasy and quiet at l3@l4c per Id. f.
Coal in fair demand and steady. Ohio River at
&c. Kanawha Sc, Youghiogheny Sc per bu afoat.
TO consumers delivered at 10c for Ohio. River,
l1MI2c for Kanawha and Youghiogneny. 12c for
Maskingum and Hooking Valley, and 12c for
Campbell Creek per bu.
Eggs are in moderate demand and quiet with
ample offerings and selling at 90lOc per dozen
forfresh. s1
Fruits Apples atss so@4 90 perbrl. Dried ap-
nlps at 6t07c and peaches at 8Q81ac per lb for
large lots. Oranges in apple su ply at $4@5, per
box for Florida and. &. 75@s % for Messina
Lemons at S5 b0a6 per box.
Fish in fair demand and market Arm We
quote: Mackerel. extra mess S28@S0: No.
large s26@27: No. / shore, SIS 5O@17: No. /,
bay Sl2 500l3 No. i medium. Sl0@1l: No. .
large, $8 SOFAS No. 2 medium, 81 50t08: No. 8
large, 81, 5OtQS: No. 3 medium. $6@6 so per br
Lake Herring % SOFAS rs: whi,eish.i 9B@6 50
per half brl: sardines quarter boxes, S12 50@l3
Der case goldfish. 5@51ac per lb. and smoked
herring 2Sa80c per box.
Hemp: Offerings light and market firm and
nominal at S2Oo@2l0 per ton for rough Kentucky;
dressed ut lSc for single and l5c for double, per
pound.
Hops are in moderate sunply and fair demand
at SS@iOc per lb fof prime to choice Eastern
Hides are in moderate demand and steady.
Green hides at 1faSc. wet salted 8L@9c, dry salt
ed 136l14c and flint 15@l7c per h. Sheep pelts
sell at Sl0ai so for prime to choice with wool
Oh, and 20@40c sheared.
Hay: The receipts are moderate and the demand
Is fair We quote good to prime timothy at SIG
6Dal6 so per ton and No. loose pressed atSl7
uer ton on arrival. Medium grades S14915 and
common at Sl0aL per ton, all on arrival. held at
d az more in store Straw at $40 for wheat and
S11 for oats. ~
from is steady and quiet Pig iron, at four
mOutbs as follows. Hanging Rock. charcoal, No. T.
642@44' Hanging Rock No. 2 S40Q42; do, mill.
R30 O0M40 co. Southern, eharcoal. No. L S41 90
6l42 CO.. do. mill. $50 00N4O 90: strong stone-
coal andcoke, No. l, S39@42 90 mill. sara
ss cold short stone-coal and coke, No. /, Ss6@3s