The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April 17-2 P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

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FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour has a fair demand for local consumption
only and chiefly for the best grades. The market
closes weak, and prices have q downward ten
dency in sympathy with wheat Fancy brands at
S. 1895 90, and patent process held high at 81 rs,
scccrdng 70 quality or reputation Family sells
superfne neglected at IS so@4 Is. Low
grades down 70 81 as to quality. Spring wheat
-four held at IS b6@6 25 the latter for choice
Minnesota. Rye -four steady and quiet at "a SOC
4 rs for good to choice Northwestern per brl.
Wheat: Market has been weak and declining
and closes quiet Red at 81 l5@1 16 prime to
choice. Good lot at 81 o@1 1S. Amber 29sc less
than red White nominal
Barley quiet No. fall sold at 83c and No. 2
held at 9Oc per bu Spring 7O@75 good to prime.
Corn in fair demand and firm. No. yellow
| shelled at 42c and No. 2 mixed quoted at Ale
| spot Mixed ear at 42943c prime to choice. and
S9940c for inferior White ear held at 44@45c per
bu.
Oats have had quiet easy market The de-
mand is local and light and receipts moderate.
Mixed at 34@36c for prime and white at S6@SSc,
llatter for No. on arrival
per bu.
u PROVISIONS
Mess pork has been weak and dull and mar
ket easy Quoted at the close at $40 per brl.
spot for prime city
al LdIu. MHrket weak anu DEMAND lgnt. steam,
T-clirrent make, at S6.85@6.90. Prime counter
nominal; kettle leaf at 7A@7$4c per lb. and dull.
Bacon quiet and easy. Shoulders at 4s4@4 SOC.
clear rib 680@6.90c, and clear sides TIC per 10.
Sugar-cured hams for iobbng demand az EXC
10c, as to average or brand. Shoulders at 5%@6c.
S''Breakfast bacon 7a@S14c per lb.
Bulk Meats in moderate demand and market
,,easy. Shoulders AZ $40 snrt rib sides 5.95@6c,
,and clear sides 630@O.35c per lb, loose
The market has been quiet and easy and quota
g,tion A@ssc lower. Receipts for the week were
2,908 bales. Shipments, l40 bales Stock. 10,l12
bales. The local official prices are as follows
.,dlng. llAc; middling, l15ac; good middhng, l2c;
Siddling iam. 1910; fair 1870 per pound.
? Has been steady through the week and active.
isSelling with fair demand at III 05 per gallon.
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4 Coffee has quiet steady market. and quoted as
7 ,ollows: Ri0 common at l39l315o, fair to good
f1415M16c. prime to choice 17@19c, and fancy vel
low 20@2019c per lb Java at 25@2Sc. Laguayra at
I16@1So. Mocha at 26927c per lb.
II Molasses moderately active and steady We
lquote New Orleans at 43@52c. Maple syrup 9Oc@
81. Refined syrups 35q60c. as to quality. Sor-
I 'ghum 9599Sc per gallon.
Rice was steady and fair demand Carolina at
j D7A@Sc and Louisiana at 7t9714c per ID.
/. Sugar: Demand fair and steady. Wequote refined
Byelluw at 8AdSHc; extra G, SH99hc; white,
n 91a@9t4c; granulated and powdered, l0glDl4c
4 and crushed 1OA@l0asc; cut loaf 10ss@101sc er
n lb. New Orleans at 7Sst08Ac for raw and 9H@
10c for white clarified per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS
y Bags have been steady and quiet as follows
t, Bnrlaps 4bu, 13%@14c; 21aa -bu. 10h@llc; 2-bu.
9H@l0c; gunnes, 2bn. l4H@l5c; reserved l5c;
double 23c: cotton seamless. 2-bu, 2l@25c, and
3do, 42945c each.
Bagging: Fair demand and firm. Quoted fax
2lb at 10c 21s-lb at 1910, 214-b at 10%c per yard
and Nc more for jobb ng lots. Jule lc higher
than fax. Iron cotton ties SO per bundle.
Bark mas steady. fair demand and moderate
offerings at$l3@l3 50 per cord aloat for prime to
choice
Beeswax has been quiet and steady and un-
changed. Prime yellow at zoe per lb.
Beans have ad steady quiet market, and
the market well supplied We quote 81 35@l so
for prime choice white and held 10@15c higher
for obbing lots in store: fair tn good lots at 81 10
@l Is, and 9Oc@$l 90 for common per bu
Broom Corn. the market was quiet and steady
and receipts light tn fair demand. We quote
stalk braid, 607c,. and choice hurl at NC per lb
Brooms Demand moderate and market quiet
and steady. Common at 81 50a2 90; hurl 81 50g
2 rs; Shaker. 81 1908 90: steamboat, So 1904 20
per dozen.
Bran has been in fair demand and firm and re-
arrival, in bulk: shipstuffs quiet and steady at
SIT 50@18 50 per t,n; Mddings firm la fair de-
mand at S2O@24 per ton on arrival. In store lots
held Sl@2 per ton more.
Butter has been weak and lower. The receipts
being large aud the market rather dull and heavy.
The local trade is in the best quotation, for con-
sumption was fair. The packing demand is mod
crate ana at low figures. Wequote Creamery at
27@39c. the latter for single packages OF fancy.
Prime to choice dairy at 200123c per lb, and extra
co1ao nj Waearn RpsprVp O4TAD5 In
Fair to good lots at l6@lSc and common down to
lO@12c per lb.
Cheese has moderate steady demand and
prime to choice factory selling at l2@1214c per
1b. Nor thwestern at 1lGllHc per ID.
Cordage Demand moderate and market steady
at9@lOc for Jule 12@l2ac for Sisal. and l3@14c
for Manila per lb.
Quoted: Flour-barrels. 25g3Dc; pork barrels. 75@
SOC; dO half barrels 4btgac. lard tierces, 90@
Soc: ham tierces, 45@50C iron. bound whisky bar
rels. d 2501 80. and lard kegs, 2Sas3ec each.
coSpers stuff Receipts sna Liberal and oh.oas de-
poles, slO@12: hoghead poles, $25@3O: barrel
staVes 3l3fa20; hOgsnead slaves. Sl6@D per 900
Cotton yarns steady and quiet, with moderate
demand We quote: Batting. l10l6c pound
yarns 24c; carpet warp. white. 24c; do, colored.
2sc: coverlet warp, 26c per lh. Cotton rope, 20c;
twine, 2la24c, and candlewick. 24c per lb
Candles quiet, steady and demand moderate at
1o%allc for talow and 120l2kc for star per
pound.
; Coal has had steady, quiet market and ample
offerings with no material change In prices We
ouote rates aioat Be- for Youghiogheny. 71s@8c for
Kanawha and &c for Ohio River per bu. Deliv-
!, ered to consumers as sfnows: Youghiogneny lie,
4 Hooking Valley and Muskingum l1@12ci kanawha
I 1O0ilc. Campbell Geek lie. Ohio River 9e per
Z bu Anthracite $6M6 80 per ton.
Coke has steady market and, demand light
We quote: Gashouse &c, crushed &c, city manu-
/, facuired l0c per bu al yards, and held &c more
delivered to consumers.
Eggs have been dull and heavy under large re-
ceipts and fresh are freely offered at S1s@9c per
dOZen.
Feathers had steady. quiet market and ample
but moderate offerings. Prime live geese in far
demand at 46c per lb.
Fish quiet and steady the demand being mod
crate and no material change. We quote as fol-
lows: Extra mess mackerel $2S@29: No. large do,
s25ap6; No. ishore do. $l7fal8; No. medIum,
\ sIO@ll; No. l bay do. $l2 50@13; No. 2 large do,
S05OQsl0: No. 2medium do. " 6O@S; No. large,
4 x7@7 SO; No. 8 medium. S696 30 per brl: No.
while6sn, $698 so: No. 2 do, "a 50ld5; picked
/ salmon, $l5@15 5y per brl: upper lake herring.
4 S3 75a4 lower do. SO 50@3 rs per half brl: No.
! herring, 2S@3Oc per box; Goldfish. 41a@51ac per
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