The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-27
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
te MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April 27-2 P. NJ.
vTnuR AND GRAIN,

CINCINNATI, April N-Z r. M
t- rIouR AND GRAIN.
Flour quiet and steady we qusts Family
Is 90@42. Low grades down to SS w as TO
qualify Fancy et g Ss9s 40. and patent process
509S7 so per bril- Rye flour at "a 5O94 70 per brl.
Rye is quiet and steadily held at sl1zc, but de-
mand light ' E ,H ~ i
Oats quiet No. q mixed at S51laS6c per bu.
White S5a3Sc for prime TO choice per bu.
Wheat firm and quiet Red at 81 17@1 18 for
prime to choice Choice amber at 81 l5C9l6 and
No. at$1 ID per bushel. White scarce and NOM
inal. .H .'' o f SEE
Barley quiet. Fall at s59ssc for good to choice.
No. Spring at 73 q75c and good prime to sample,
at 66@f0c per bushel. ry ulFi r@a
Corn is steady and fairly active. Mixed ear at
4OQ421zc for good to choice per bu. No. shelleu
mixed at 4i@4lhc per buaand No. sold at 4oc
perb
Ness pork is firm and quiet and held at $40 %
per barrel, with round lots about 25c less
Lard quiet and steady. Steam currentmake at
7c. Prime winter nominal.
Bacon quiet. shoulders 4A@4Jsc, clear rib
6sz@6Hc, and clear sides at TIC per Id, packed.
Sugar-cured hams 99l0c per lb.
Bulk meats quiet, and held firm. shoulders
40 Short rib sides ut g. l5@6. zoe per Id. loose
Clear sides nominal at 6.45@G1ac per ID.
COTTON ..r,....
Market Quiet. Prices steady. Sales to-day, 267
bales 1t the Cotton Exchange. Stock 6,OS2 bales
Receipts I66 bales Shipments .ll9 bales. Official
quotations as follows: Ordinary y1sc; good or
iI%c; good middhng, llzsG middling iaf. l2ssaGc;
fsiE iSssc per pound.
In fair demand and firm and advanced &c with
sales at 81 o5 per gallon.
Gk,,CERIRA
Coffee is steady and quiet. We quote Java. 25@
2sc: Mocha. 2S@Nc; Laguayra i5>l9@lSc per ID.
Mt AZ tn
I61Sc; prime to choice, f7@iss fancy yellow, 2ec
per Id.
lS@57c good to choice. Refined svrups at 40@s0c,
rs to quality. Maplesyrup at So9soc per gallon.
Rice is steady and demand moderate and SELL
ing at 7@sc per h. latter for choice Carolina per
pound. 4.
suga. quiet and moderate demand with New
Orleans at 7I@Shc, and white Clarified at
s,4@loe per lh Yellow refined en- SAao.Ac; es. ex,
and powdered, l0@10Ac, crushed lOasc, ana cut
loaf. 101s@1o1ac per pound.
as. MISCELLANEOUS 3l24fr
Bark is steady ana moderate offerings at SIS 00@
1850 per cord prime chestnut oak.
Beams steady and quiet & and 90 selling C. common
nayYs 81 lO@1 SO, and held 1o@l5c more for
jobhing store lots. ~ -
Bran is in fair demand at $17017 rs per ton.
shipstutfs at slS@lS 20. Middiings atslsS2a per
ton on arrival. & ~
Butter is in good supply and the market quiet
with fair local trade and moderate packing de-
mand, Creamery at 25@26e for choice. Dairy at
22taa3 for fancy selections OF Western Reserve,
and 18@20c for prime TO choice lots solid packed.
Fair to good at l4@l6c and common at le9ic
per lib. t..,.v... i..a.
Broom corn is quiet and steady at previous
prices. We quote: Red brush at 4@41Sc red
tipped at 595Ho green stalk braid, 60611c ana
hur at 7QD71sc per lp
ing: Burlaps, 4-bushel. 13%@l4c; 2bushel. ~
0i0c: gunnies 2bushel, t4A@l5c. reserved, Is;
double, 2sc cotton seamless 2-bu hel, 2l@2oc;
and 8 do, 2S0932c each; wool bags, 42@45c each.
Bagging: Market firm and a quiet NO NO qaohtaeMe quIha pic
change in prices. Flax at 10c for lbs, lOAc for
2A ID, and 1910 for ~ ID per yari Jute ABOUT
lc higher than fax. Iron cotton ties $3 per
bundle. ~ 1.f
Beeswax: Demand lair and market steady.
Prime yellow at zoe per Id. I....
Brooms IN moderate steady demand, at the fol
lowing: Common at 81 50a2 90; Shaker and hurl,
e2 5O@CaS; steamboat, SO 25@4 % per dozen.
Candles in fair demand and steady and quoted
Star 12@i21scan and common tafiow l0h@llc per
pound. ...,s.s..,..
Cooperage is in fair demand and steady as
follows: FIour-barrels. 25@SOc pork barrels 65@
voc; do half barrels. 4bty5[c; lard tlerces. 8O@
S5C ham tierces, 45@50c, slack hhds 81 25gl 30;
half hhds. s5c@$l whisky barrels, SIX IRON hoops
81 Hfal so, and lard kegs, 28@S0c each. 217
t,eopers aufr: Demand moderate and market
oriet and steady We qllote: Slack barrel poles,
$sMs hght-barfel poles, $io@l2: hoghead poles,
SS@3O per M; barrel slaves. slSa2G hogsnrsd
staves $16@20 per NJ r......-l
Batting, ll@l6c; pound yarns, Ac, caspet warp.
white Mc: DO, colured. 29c: coverlet warp, 6c
per Id; full weight dozen yarns. No 40Os lac; No.
6OOe, 12c No. COOS, lie; No. zoos. l0c per doz- Cot
ton rope. zoe; twme' 2ts2Ac' and candieSiex' zac
per 10.
Coke quiet at 60 for Gashouse, &c for crushed at
wards, and &c more delivered per bu. |
Cheese is steady and quiet at IL 14@12}lc per lib
for prime to choice factory.
Cordage is firm and quiet. We quote at 1910
141zc for MANILA 12@l2s4c for sisal. and 9@sNc
per lb. for jute.
Coal steady and quiet We quote the following
delivered to consumers: YOughiogheny, lie: Nan
sWha, 10@l1c Hooking Valley and Muskingllm,
il@12c; Campbell Creek. lie: Ohio River. 99l0c
per bu. and anthracite, s6 2596 so per ton
Eggs are selling at s1z@sc per dozen for fresh
Feathers are steady and euit. with prime live
geese at 45c per lb.
Fruits Apples steady at S405 per brl
, good to choice Strawberries in light supply and
sell at s59S Per crate OF ;o 9nsr ~ 9ranses a's
for case. Lemons at $i@S per box.
Fish steady and quiet ana demand moderate.
Extra mess mackerel. S5@2S: No. large do, S2t9
26: No. l medum. $40 50@1l: No. large do,
NM7 5O No. 3 medium. $696 80 per bri: picked
salmon, Sl56sl5 81 per bri: upper lake herring.
"a 75fn4: lower do. $3 5003 rs per half bn: No.
herring, 2S6g30c per box: Goldfish. 44@5He per
Ii: sardines quarter BOXES Sl2 50@l3 per caSe:
and lib cove oysters 60c@l per dog
Hay Is in fair demand and steady prime to
choice Timothy at Sl5@ti6, and No. loose priced
at sl6 5OGaf7 per ton Fair to good mixed at $l3
@l4, and common at $l0@I per ton on arrival.
Wheat straw at Si06le 90 and oat straw at Sll per
ton.
Hides are quiet and steady at the fol-
&c; dry sailed iSal4c: flint l6@i7c: do
selected, 18@20c per ID. Sheep pelts, N0l 70
each sheaed do, 25@f0c
Hemp Is quiet and steady ut Sl600l70 per
TN, for rough Kentucky on arrival and held 10@
I5c more in store. Single dressed at 12Q13c, and
double at 14@14Mc per lb
Hons In fair demand and market steady and
prime Eastern sell at 37@5Sc per ib
Iron is quiet and steady. Pig iron, months,
Hanging Rock charcoal: No. l. $35@37: Hanging
Rock No. 2, 33i@36: DO mill. $33 00@34 90:
0ousnern charcoal. No. /. t33035: do milt. $50
a32: stone-cOai and COKE No. Neutral, $34035;
do No. 2neutral, $33@3G do mill neutral, $31@
SO: do No. soft S30@32 do mill, cold short $27
@29: Car-wheel: Hanging Rock. 355 00@60 00;
Southern, 35s O0@58 90 per ton. Wrought iron:
Common baR iron per u. S.2oe; charccal bar
. trnn H. ...ae:::: SS.icersT01. boiled. Nos 10
to ri per lb. A20@a 400: sheet-iron. charcoal