The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April 1872 P. NJ.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

at So 90Q94 %. Low grades down 10 u per prl.
Rye -four at " 50g4 rs per brl.
BARLEY dull; little offering. Fall s5@9oc for
good to prime, and held 395c more for choice.
Spring 65@S0c, as to quality.
Oats in light demand. Mixed .S6c for prime
sample; white 37l@SSc for NO. 2; inferior 500
Soc, Ms to quality. No. 2whlte in sacks sold TO-
day at SOC per bu.
Wheat quiet. Red 81 14@1 16. prime to
choice and 81 12@1 13 for for fair to good. amber
| 81 1901 IA Inferior dull and nominal White
1 not quOtable.
\ Corn in fair demand and firm. Mixed ear at Al
4 t942c and choice lot sold to-day al 44c. Mixed
ear No. selling at 40Aa41c per bu. White or vel
/ low corn 44(945c for choice.
PROVISIONS
! Mess pork dull and nominal at $40 per bril-
! held shade more for jobbing lots.
I Lard quiet and weak Current make steam
II at 65l@6. SOC: held at 6 85c per lb.
I Bulk Meats quiet and easy. Shoulders at 31sc
I short rib at &c and clear sides at 6Soy6.4Oc
] per lb, loose
/ Bacon dull Shoulders 4s4c, clear rib 6.S5@
4 G9Oc, ana clear sides 7A@735c, per lb. Sugar
/. cured hams at s1@1Oc peril.
COTTON
Market weak but unchanged at Yesterdays
\ prices Stock, $500 bales Receipts, 1880 bales
z The local quotations are as follows Ordinary
/. p%c; good ordinary, 1915: low middllng, NE;
/ middlng, l1Ssc; good middhng' l2c miooilns
loAAt AAI2o, A"ii' Ao/9" PS- PO'
WHISKY.
Market quiet and steady. Sales at 81 o5 per gal
Ion.
Coffee: Market steady and quiet Common Rio
Mt l3913% fair to good l4R@l6c prime TO
choice, 17@l9c, and fancy yellow 2s2oTc per ID
Java at 25@2Sc, Laguayra at l69lSc, Mocha at
26927c per ID.
I Molasses steady and moderate demand New
Orleans at 43@52c. Maple syrup 90c@s. Re.
fined syrups 35a60c as to quality. Sorghum S5@
9Sc per gallon.
Rice is steady and fair demand. Carolina at ~
(ISc and Louisiana al 7@7Hc per ID.
Sugar; Demand fair and steady. Wequote refined
yellow at SHgS5sc extra c, S1sg9bc; A white,
91s19Ac; granulated and powdered l0YlDAe,
ID. New Orleans at 75zaS4c for raw and 9A@
10c for white clarified per ID.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans are in moderate demand and quiet at
81 35@l SO for prime choice white and held LOG
i5e higher for jobbng lots in store; fair to good
aots at 81 lO@l %, and 9Oca$l W for common
per bu
Bark steady and quiet and offerings moderate
Prime to choice chestnut oak at $l2 6O913 50 per
cord, afioat.
Bran in moderate demand and light receipts
at per 81 'Gh sss IN 50 on on alfvN Mddna
fl m and quiet at 82O@I4 per t0n He'd 92 more
in store.
Butter: The receipts are large and the market
quiet and easy The demand is fair f0r local
consumption and packing. Creamery at 2Sy3Oc
prime to choice Western r serve dairy selling at
24025c ujer ID. Prime to choice Central Ohio and
Indiana at 20a29c per h. Medium lots at l5@l7c,
and common al 12@l3c per 10.
Broom corn is in fair demand and steady. We
quote; Red brush at 4(941ac; red tipped at 5@51rc
Green stalk braid, 6@7c, and choice hurl at TIC
per 10.
Bagging is quiet and firm: Flax at 100000
per yard for 2-lb and 2A-lb, and jrte about 1c
per yard more. Iron cotton ties at S3 per bundle.
Beeswax is quiet and steady at 20c per fb for
prime yellow.
Bags: Market firm and the demand fair. We
nuote Wool bags 42Ge45c, 4bu bnrlaps. 131@@l4c;
2-bu gh(Q1Oc; gunnies, 2-bu, 14R9l5c; sesewed,
15C; double, &c; COTTON seamless, l-pu, Zle@Aoc
md do, 2S9S2c each.
Brooms quiet and steady at the following
Steamboat So 256t4, hurl and Shaker " 5O@3.
Common at 81 40a1 75 per dozen
Candles in fair demand and steady and selling
at 18kal4c for Star and lO1a9l1c for common
tallOw per pound
Cordage is steady and the demand moderate.
Jute at 9@l0c; sisal at 12@l2Hc and Manila at
l39l4o per ID.
Coopers stuff in moderate demand and quiet
Quoted: Sack-bare poles, $6@S: hghtbarrel
poles Sl0@12: hoghead poles. $25@30: barrel
slaves. Sl3a20; hogsnead slaves, Sl6@2 per LOU.
COTTON warns firm and demand fair, as follows:
Batting, ll@16c; pound yarns, Nc; carpet warp.
White. 24c; do, colvred. 29c: coverlet warp, Wc
Der 10. Cotton rope. 1c; twlne. 2lN9ac' ana
CandlewlcE, Mc per To-
Coonerage in fair demand and firm. We quote
Flour-barrels 25930c; pork barrels. 75@80c do
hall barrels. 4bty1tc lard tlerces. s0@95c; ham
tierces 45@5oc; whisky barrels, VI 2o@l So' and
lard kegs 28@30c each iron bound.
Cheese steady and quiet Selling at 12@121ac
for prime to choice factory per lh
Coke is Quiet and demand moderate Cas-
house &c. crushed 9c. city manufacu ured lOc per
bu a, Yards and held &c more delivered to con-
Bumers.
as follows: Youghiogneny lie, Hooking Val
lev and Muskingrm ll@12c, kanawha 10@l1c
Campbell Creek lie, Ohio River &c per bu An
thracite $646 30 per ton
EGGS in moderate demand and liberal supply at
Sm9c per dozen for fresh
Frujts Fair demand for apples and market
steady at So aai so per br in store for fair to
choice Lemons, 81 5O@5 per box: Oranges in fair
demand and Messina at 400 per box, and Vaen-
cia at ST 5O6l9 per case. DRIED apples at 6%@7c,
and dried peaches at 71a9SAc per lb and store
lots at about lcmore'
Feathers in fair demand for prime live geese at
45c per lb.
Fish in moderate demand and the market
steady Mackerel, extra mess. $2S930: No. large,
B16aI7; No. shore, SIG 5Oal7; No. bay Sl2 500
IL. No medium, Sl0@1l: No. large IS 50a9;
No. 2 medium 81 5O@S; No 3large 81 50, gS; No.
3medium. s6te6 so per brl. Lake herring. $3 50@
S75. Whiefish, S6G6 50 per nail Dfl: sardlneS.
quarter boxes, S12 t09l3 per case; Goldfish. 5@51ac
per lb and smoked herring, B@3Oc per box.
Hay: Market steady and quiet No. loose timo-
thy Sl6 5O@17 and prime to choice pressed at Sl5@
16 ner ton. Mixed hay at S13@l4, fair to good
and common hay at S10@ll per ton. Wheat straw
at SlO@,O SO, and oat straw at SlO9ll per ton.
Hides steady and quiet Green quoted
Mt 7@Sc: wet salted 81a@9Hc; dry salted 13
aide: flint 15fal7c; do. selected, 18@20c per lb.
sheep pelts, so @sl % each.
3, Hemp quiet and steady at Sl600165 per ton for
Rough Kentucky. Dressed at 15c for double and
13c for 5 ngle per 10.
Hops are steady and quiet at 36@3sc per Ib for
prime to choice Eastern.
iron is steady and quiet We quote pig iron:
Hanging Rock charcoal, No. l. s39@40' Hanging
Tock No Q, S38@39; do mill. 1856 00M38 20:
soutnerp charcoal. No. l. $37@38 No. 2, $36@37;
do, mill, S36 00@37 0O: stone-c0al and coke, No.
sa3Gf45: No. 2, S4204l Ohio Neutral, No. /,
ss7a39: No, q $36a3S: Southern No. l, S37@3S;
Sonthern, No. Q, $37@H Cold blast cnar-
coa,-Car.wheel: Hanging Rock, 958 00@6O 90;
Southern. S55a5S per ton. American Scotch
No /, S86@sO; No. 2, s35@S7 per ton. Wrought
iron. Common bar iron. &C.: charcoal bar
iron 5.2Oc: sheetiron. boiled, Nos 10 TO q.
b@ec. sheetiron. charcoal. Nos 10 TO "a, go
Leather: Demand fair and steady at the follow.
g.. nr;cos. Oak sole 36N40c: hemlOck do, 25M236