The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 15-2 p. N.
Ef0JrR ANN GRArN

latter for best Northwestern. Buekwheat -four
dull at S. O0a5 80 per hr!.
Oats quiet and steady: White 40(942c; mixed at
S8@40c per ton as to quality.
60@75c, and fail at So@eoc per bushef fair to
prlm sample.
Wheat is weak and demand fair for local milling
purposes Red quoted 81 29@l 80 for good to
prime delivered al 81 90 Reported sale of some
very choice red on landing ut 81 "a Amber nom-
inally l@2c less than red. White nominal at
81 SS@1 50. Lot OF good sample amber sold at
81 26 per bu.
Corn iseuiet and easy. Mixed quoted 4S@44e
for shelled, and sale of No at 1876 per bu. Ear
at 40@ifc White corn minally 1d2e above
mixed. No. 2mixed held also at 43c on track.
Rye: Little doing and market quiet. Quoted
So99Oc for good to prime sample on arrival
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork dull and easy, and quoted $l3@13 Is
per br, and Offered generally at the outside hsure
Lard is quiet Prime steala at zss@711e per lb,
Kettle leaf nominally s@s1zc per Id for city.
Steam b d at z.45e pes lb.
Green meats quiet Held, shoulders 41a94i4c,
@z1sc per Id.
Dry salt meats quiet. Shoulders at 4sA@41Sc,
clear rib at 6}se, and clear sides held at 64@63sc
per ID. all loose partly cured.
Bacon steady. and demand light. Shoulders at
5A@55sc, clear rib at 71ae and clear sides at ~
CISCO per lb. packed. Sugar.cufed hams at
yaglO%c. shoulders. .614@63sc per lb, canvased
and packed.
COTTON.
Market steady and unchanged. Stock. 1O997
bales. Receipts 3SS bales. shipments, 1858 bales.
The official prices as follows: Ordinary, 101ac:
good ordinary, 105Sc; low middlfng. 1i7sc: mid
ding, t14c; good middlmg. 12t4c; middling fair,
lS14c; anu lair. Axe per lh
w.. WHISKY. .a.l.
Is In good demand and themarket steady and
unchanged. Selling to-day at 81 vs. per gallon.
aBoCRRIHs
Coffee is quiet and market steady We quote
common Rio, at l3l4@l41ac: fair to good at 15t9
15hc; prime to choice AZ 1S(GI9cES: fancy yellow
at 20@2lc: Java at l5@29c; Mocha at 27@2Sc; La
guayra at I6@iSc per pound.
Moiasst s: New Orleans Is in fair demand ana
steady at 35@40c for inferior, and 45@50c for
prime to choice, and refined srupsat 85@70c as to
qualify.
Rice is In fair demand and steady: Carolina at
SC and Louisiana at 7@711Sc per lb
Sugar: The market is steady and quiet We
quote New Orleans at 6t97c for raw, and 9@10c
ior clarified, per lb: refined yellow, S1aaSHac;
and powdered, l0A@flei crushed. lie; cut tosf,
n1se per ID.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans in fair jobbng demand and steady. Store
lots OF prime TO choice white or navys at 81 Goa
rs per bu. Selling on arrival at $19l Is Tor cum-
mon to good and 81 25@1 81 for prime to choice
per bu.
Beeswax in full supply and light demand but
steady at zoe per lb for prime yellow.
Bran stesdy and ample receipts, aud sell ng at
$40 504l1 per ton. Shipstnffs at Sl2@l3 per ton.
Midd,;ngs fair demand, s14@1s per ton, all in
bulk on arrival.
Butter is quiet aud ample offerings, and little or
no change. Prime to choice dairy sells at 2O@o3c,
latter for Western Reserve, but held for selected
packages st 24@95c per h. Fair to good packing
at 10@1lc per lb. Creamery held at s6@37c for
fancy selections, and 3O@85c for good to choice
lots on arrival ,.
Broom corn Is steady and quiet. We quote:
Red brush 3h@4c red tipped 4M@5Nc. green
stalk 5haa8. c; hurl. good to choice. 6ta7c per lb
the outside figure for small jobbing lois.
,Bagglng is in fair demand and steady. We
quote: 2lb s@9Ac; 2ls-lb, 9A@olac; "a.
lb, 91a@954c per yard in lots. and johbing NJ
per yard higher. Jute about 1@lHe per yard
| more than tnX. Iron cotton ties in bundles Of
80 at S. 2na$2 50.
Bags are qmet and steady We quote: Cotton
| seamless. 2bu. 2 023c; S-bu. 30@35c; burlaps
4-bu, 131a@141ac 2-bu at 1O@1lc; guinness 2-bu
Bark is in fair demand and steady. aAd sells a
S11 for prime chestnut oak per cord On ARRIVAL
| Brooms in moderats demand and steady. VIZ
quble: Common at 81 6001 rs. hurl at 81 50@
275, shaker at " 50@3 steamboat at }3 5094 PEI
Dozen, - .
Candles in moderate demand and steady. We
quote star al 13@l31ac. common tallow at 10@1lc
paraffine 2O@2lc per H.
Choppers stuff is in moderate demand and re-
CENTS liberal w quote; slack-barrei poles s.
poles. Scoops per NJ barrel slaves, S13@2O hogs
headstaves Sl6@20 per M.
| Coal is in mir consnmptive demand and the
| market remains steady We quotes Ohio Rive
care. Kahawha &c and oughlogheny s@l0c pe
| bu afioat The ratestO consumes are l0c for Ohit
River, l2(GE}c for Y0ughiOyheny, l2c for Kanawha
| 12c for Hooking Valley and Muskingum delivered
| Anthracite at SS 58a7 per ton delivered.
4 Coke is in moderate demand and steady. w
quote. q & house &c. crushed 81 per bu, at yards
| Held about &c more delivered.
Cordage is steady and quiet. We euteo Jute a
| 9@91ac. sisal l2@l21c, and Manila lS@14c pc
| pound,
| Cooperage squlet and steady. Flour barrels
SOC: lard tierces. 85@90c; ham tierces, 45@50c
| slack hogsneads, 81 35(11 40; half hOgsneads 81
@Sl: WHISKY barrels, six iron hoops, 81 3e@s1 So
and lard kegs. a5e each.
Cheese is firm and quiet with ample but mod
craze supply at 9@iSc for good to prime, ant
| 1315af614e for choice mild.
Cotton YARNS are firm and quiet. We quote: Bat
ting. l0tgt6c; sorted yarns, 23c converted yarn
23c; warp 23@25c; wick lng, 22@23e. ceiored warp
2ec; twine. l9@2lc; rope, 18@19c perlb
Eggs are quiet and steady and the demand fai
| at 15@.6c for fresh
| Fruits: Apples quoted at e. 25@3 90 for goo,
to choice per brb Lemons at 81 O0@45O per box
aud Louisiana oranges at $i@S per brlgeod t
choice. Cranberries ut S7Ge8 per bil prime b
cnoce. Dried apples al 61a@711ac; peaches, at 8Q
SIC on arrival, and fc higher In store.
| Feathers are selling steadily at 42c per ID TO
| prime live geese and the demand fair , ~
n Fish: In fair demand and firm. We quote: Ez
tra mess mackerei, S2SQg29; No. ! farge $26Gl27
No medium, $10@1l; No. large, IS Shay OF
No, 2 medium do. IS 50a7 No. large, 81 5O6s
No 8 medium s. 5Udn6 per br: lake herring, $50
8 25 white fish. S6 00a6 30 per half brl; saEdne.
quarter boxes. S12 b0@l8 per case; Goldfish, 595Ia
per H. and smoked herring: 8@3oc per box.
| Came Receittslght and market finn. SQui
refs,atSl COAL 15 Rab5,ts at 81 35tdl 50 Oper do,
Ouaits ut 81 so and pra,r chickensat s. b006 9
per ioz Veuison sadfs'es al n@!2c per fb.
| Hides are steady and quiet. Quoted green 71a(
sc wet saltcd, Sl%@pgc; dry salted, 13@l4c. ar
flint, 15@l7c per Id. Sheep peits' 75e@Sl
each.
Kentucky at Sl20g130 per ton, latter in stor,
Dressed in store at 8, for single and 90 for doubl
per ID.
a, Hay.is In fair dema,d aud the market steady
We quote timothy $16@17 per tan for prime I
choice in bales, and about VI more far laose o
, arrival Fair TO good mixed at Sl'@l5 per tol
Held Sf612 more In elevator. Wheat sesaw, at w
, g. and cat straw at S9@f0 per ton. ,
Iron: The market is steady andsduiet Pi
d iron at .sHr months time as follows: H,
a blast, charcoal, Hanging Rock, No. ], Sill
III f2; do No. 2. $l0ls4; forge, S37MSS: Southern
III No. /. $SS@3a; do No. 2; $3'@3s. Coal-M Mas
u u,ruipu R,,at car-whpal &Iln5g. SOy1fhAY