The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET
CINcIssATL Jan. 16-2 p. n.

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Flour: Market quiet and easy. Fancy Sc 4Otd
6 IS, and patent held up to IS per brl. Family
selling Sc 1906 25 Extra at IS 30@5 b5 Super.
fine at 81 SO@5 Ia Low grades at Si@4 so pei brl.
kye o hou, s,M AZ sSSS 10 Bnckwheat -four at s5@
Oats are in moderate demand and steady We
quote white at 42e for No. 2 Mixed Ss@40c good
to prime per bu.
Barley steady and demand fair. Fall at ss@sOc
for No. 2, and SD@s5c for fair 70 good sample.
prime.
Rye is steady and quiet No. quoted ssc on
track. and demand Light at this and held 1@2c
more in elevator.
Wheat quiet and steady. Choice red at 81 so@
] 80. and good to prime 81 2s@1 80 per bu. Am
Der q 299l 80 for choice. and 81 25l1 2s for fair
TO prime, and inferior down to II 10 per bu.
PROVISIONS
Lard is quiet and steady with prime steam at
7s4@7. 45c spot, per H.
Ness pork quiet, rather easy, and quoted sls@
IL % per brl.
Dry salt meats steady and quiet. We quote
shoulders at 4ssc, clear rib sides at 65596 6Oe
ana clear sides at 6S0@6.s5c per lb. all loose,
partly cured.
Bacon steady and little doing. Shoulders at
oNc' clear nib at 75s@71ac and clear sides ct re
per 10. packed. Sugar-cured hams in fair de-
mand at sk@lo1ac average rnd brand.
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The mesket ID steady. Quotations unchanged
stoek. lo.S7o bales Receipts, l,2s5 bales Ship
lows Ordinary. lOEe; good ordinary. 101sc: low
middling. ll1sc: mlddlng, l2Ac; good mddling.
l274G mlddling falr. l3t4c; ana fair. l4Ac per lb
The markets. steady and demand fair, and sell
ing at VI O8 per gallon. -.
Coffee; Demand fair and market steady. Quoted.
common Rio. at 12lagl41sc: fair to good at 15a9
17c; prime to choice at 1Slal9c1a; fancy yellow
at 200oic: Java at 25@29c; Mocha at T@2Sc; La
guayra at l6@l8c per pound. - ff'
Moasses: Market steady ana quiet. Refined
slrnps AZ a@65c, as to quality; New Orleans at 30
@5Oc for inferior to choice; sorghum at 25@3Oc
per gallon. ''''
: Rice is in fair demand and steady; Carolina at
&c and Louisiana at 7071ac per Ib - Ht NHf
Sugar: Market steady ana fair consumptive trade.
We quote New Orleans at 6@7c for raw and 9talOc
for clarified, per lb: refined yellow. s1s@sssc;
extra G, 9@9asc; A white. l0@l01ac granulated
and powdered, 1Oa4@llc; crushed. lie; cut loaf,
ll1sc per ID. .i'3a'
Beans are in modera'e demand and steady
Arrival lots at 81 25@l SO for good 10 choice and
down to 81 for inferior per bu. Sold 15@2Oc more
for jobbing lots in store.
Beeswax steady and demand fair, with prime
at 20c per lb. = '+'' ,'i| ''
Bark quiet and ample offerings and quoted at
$40 N@1 per ton for prime to choice chestnut
oak. ''''
Butter is in fair consumptve and packing de.
mand. Receipts not large, but ample. Creamery
quoted ut S0a85c and occasional sale of fancy
selections 1@2c more Choice dairy at 81 a23c,
and held up to 25c for selected packages Fair to
prime lots at l5@lSc per lb. Inftror at 109l2c,
and dull.
Bran steady and ample receipts. and sell ng at
$I0 50@l1 per ton Shipstnfs at M2@l3 per ion.
Middnngs, fair demand, s1a@19 per Ton, all in
bulk on arrival. ,Ta
broom corn is steady and quiet We quote:
stalk 5M@6}.c; hurl, good to choice 6(a7c per Id,
the outside figure for small jobbng lois.
Bagging Is in fair demand and steady. We
quote: q e,o2l 2-lb' sgsAc; 21s-lb, s14@sNe; ~
per yard higher. Jute, about l@lisc per yard
more than flax. Iron cotton ties in bundles OF
30 at 81 2sd9s2 80.
Bugs are quiet and steady. We quote: Cotton
seamless, ca, les 26u. @23c 3,bu; 3o@s5c; burlaps,
13(d14c: double, 2l@22c: wool bays. 40@45c
BrOOms In mOderats demand and steady. We
quote: Common at 81 50@1 rs. hurl at 81 5O@
70, Shaker at W 5O093, steamboat at s3 5O@4 per
dozen.
Cheese is steady and quiet with moderate Offer
hgs.. Quoted at 12@131c for good to choice
per lb.
Candles in moderate demand and steady. We
quote star At l3@l81ac. common taliow at 10@1lc,
Coopers' stuff is in moderate demand and re.
ceipts liberal. We quote: Slackbarrel poles, S6
as: tight-barrel poles, s0@12; and hogshead
poles S.o@S per 1 N; barrel slaves, sla@2o; hogs
Cordage is steady and quiet. We quteo Jute at
9@91ae sisal 12@l2Kc, and Manila 1S@l4c per
pound. 't rf 'H'l .'& z' -.
Cooperage isquiet and steady Flour barrels,
256130c; pork barrels. II assoc; do half-barrels 4bM
soc: lard tierces, S5@9Oc; ham tierces, 45@5Oc;
slack hogsheads 81 3501 40; half hogsneads, 96c
@Sl: whisky barrels six iron hoops, 81 S0I1 30;
and lard kegs. 35c EACH q 'f.1T
Cheese is firm and quiet with ample but mod
13%@14c for choice mild. "' ' ''''
Cotton yarns are firm and quiet We quote. Bat.
ting. l0@l6c; assorted yarns. 23c: converted yrn
23c; warp, 23q2oc; wicking. 22923c; colored warp,
2Sc; twine. l902lc; rope, 1S@19c perlb .t,.'.
Coal is steady and moderate demand. The rates
delivered to CONSUMERS are 'i2c for Youghiogheny
and Kanawha, 12c for Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum, 99l0c for Ohio per bu, and anth racite at
S6 5017 per ton. Offerings a1oata at &c for Yough-
ioeheny. &c for KaNawha, and 6@7c for Ohio
River, per bu. Gag .a...
Coke isstesdy and only light demand at s@iOc
per bu. at yards and held 1@2c higher, delivered
Eees are in ample supply and fair demand
Quoted 14@:5c per dozen for fresh IL l'-'
Feathers: The demand is fair and market steady
and selling 40@i2e per Id & gas s
Fish, In fair demand and firm. Wequote: Ex-
ira mess mackerel, s28@29: No. l large S26@g7:
No. l medium, $l0@il; No. large, IS 5oagOO
No. 3 medium. So 5046 per brl: lake herring, $3M
8 25; white fish, s6 O0@6 30 per half brl; sarfines
quarter boxes, $12 50@l3 per case Goldfish, 5@51sc
per h. and smoked herring. 2Sa30c per box -
Fruit: Apples in moderate demand at 81 2a@
% per brl in store. latter for very choice Lemons
quiet at 81 50@ei so per box. Cranbprres steady at
S7@s 50 per bTl. Oranges quoted S6@S per brl for
Louisiana, aud Sos per case for Valencia. Fl'5
Game! Market steady and supply light We
quote rabbits at 81 35ml 40, squirrels at 81 0Na
i % per doz. Venison at 1l@!2c perlb Quails at
So 50@2 rs per doz ty5, -
Hay is steady and demand fair. No. loose
timothy at $17@l7 50, and prime 10 choice pressed
al SIS 50@16 10 pertOn on arrival. Mixed hay at
sl3@l4, anil common at $lO@l2 per ton. About
81 more in store. ..N
Hides are steady and quiet Quoted green 71sa
&c: wet salted. Sh@sc: dry salted, .13@14c. and
flint, 15@l7c per To- Sheep pelts. t75c@SI Is
each. - r-s.s "A 3. g.y TraA ,S.5t ~,
Hemp isuuiet and steady and quoted for rough
Kentucky at sl20a130 per ton, latter in store.
Dressed in store at 81 for single and &c for double
per lib. 4! - s,-. ff ~ 900, y = r'@
Iron: The market is steady and quiet. Pig
iron at four months time, as follows: :, Hot