The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-02
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET
CINCINNATI. April 2-2 P. M,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.


tQuslity. Rye -four at s4 S5q4 80 per barrel
Barley: Market GU ct and firm. Spring at 65@
75e, and fail at 75@S5c. with choice held S@5o
FmOre.
\s6c for inferior per bu. While at S8@Ssc, and
held at zoe for choice. fl ~
Wheat quiet and steady No. Q red at sl2l, and
choice sample sold at 81 % per bu. Amber l@2c
nass than red White nominalyS VI 25@l "a, prime
Il ~ cho &C. Red also selling to-day at 81 "A for
mail lots of choice.
Corn steady. Mixed ear at 42e for prime No
,helled 4O1a@4lc. No. Ss0as9le White ear 4S@
t4c, andsnelled 42@isc per bu
Rye quiet No. 2selling at Sic in elevator.
m PROVISIONS
II Lard is quiet and easy and current make at7@1
lose per ID. Winter steam nominal at 7hsc.
Ness pork auie and easy. Quoted at $40 SO per
,rl and jobbing lots held shade higher.
Bulk meats quiet Clear sides at g. 67O@6s4c. Clear
- tib at 6. 4O@6%c Shoulders at 4c per ID loose.
~ Bacon; Moderate demand. Clear sides at 7h@
90 Clear RIB at 7.1597l4c. Shoulders at Be per
5. sugar-cured hams at 9@lOc as to brand or
verage.
Market steady at yesterdays prices. Receipts,
0p36 bales. Shipments, 7SS bales Sales at Cotton
ocal quotations officially rs follows: Ordinary.
cyOssc:. good ordinary. n≻ low mddiing
ab21sc; middlng. l23sc; good middhng, l3c; mid
do ling iaif. 1896 fair, l41ac per pound.
- WHISKY.
W The market is Rrmer, with an advance Of lc,
ahnd selling at 81 % per gallon, with good de-
beaand.
A. CoHee Market steady. .and.quiet. Rio at 1870
tn0c for common to fancy yellow. Laguayra at log
co8c. Java at 25@29c. Mocha at 27@2sc per pound,
an Molasses Fair demand for New Orleans, and
elling at 4Og45c for fair t, good, aud 4@52c for'
)rime to choice. Refined syruB at 35960c per
Orallon.
81 Rice: Market steady and quiet at 7@sc per lb for
,,bouisiana and Carolina.
" Sugar quiet and steady. Yellow refined at 8A@
uR4c; extra c. 9a914c; A white, 91d@s7sc; gran
Lated and powdered. 104,g,0}sc; cfnshea, 1910
Hbhc: cut loaf, le1S@lOssc, perl New Orleans
# f7a@sAc for raw. and s14@ioo for white clar-
tvied. perlb.
u MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans: Demand fair and market steady.
Quoted at 81 30@l IS Tor prime to choice white,
hand 81 10Q1 25 for fair 10 good. and down to 75c
:, for inferior per bu. Held l5@2Oc more in store.
" Bark Is steady and quiet at $t3@l3 so per cord
0for prime chestnut oak.
O Bran is firm and light offerings at SIS 509l6 per
ion. Ships'ufs at $l5 5O@l6 and dull. Middlings
in fair demand at $l7@22 per ton, all in bulk
ebn arrival.
a Butter Receipts moderate and demand fair and
Inarket steady and quiet Creamery at 37039c per
tp for choice. Western Rese We doing at 27d2Sc
and selections of extra at l@2c more Prime to
e,hoiee Central Ohio and Ind ana at 23@25c per
Per ID.
] Broom corn: Market steady and quiet Choice
lhurl at 7@71Sc green stalk braid 6@S54c Red
brush and tipped at 4@5c per 10.
Beeswax in moderate demand and steady at zoe
per lb for prime
| Bags: Market quiet and steady. Burlaps
A-bu, 13%@14c 21a-bu, 101g@llc, 2-bu. 9%@10c
S,unnies, 2bu, l4@@15c; sesewed, 15c; double, 23c
4 cotton seamless, 2-bn, 21@2c, and do, 2S992c
each; wool bags at 42t945c EACH
Iluu taodU and foi Elov OF
'909Ac for 2lb, S4@91Sc for 2H-lb, and 91a@ghc
for ~ A-lb per yard. Jrte held about Ne higher
than fax. Iron cotton ties at S3 per bundle.
Drooms: Mode ate demand and steady Com
mon at 81 40al 75 Hurl at g. 5O@92 rs. Shaker
at ~ 1908 w. Steamboat at So 2594 90 per
Dozen
Cooperage: Steady market and quiet, with mod
crate demand. Flour-Darrels. 25@3Dc; pork barrels
Foa75c; do half barrels i5,a5c: lard tierces. 500
S5c; ham tierces, 45@50c; iron-bound whisky bar
rels, 81 25G1 30, and lard keys, 28Ga30c each.
Cotton warns: Demand moderate and market 4
steady Batting, 1l@l6c; pounn warns 24c; car
met warp, white. 24e: do, courea. 29c coverlet
warp. 49, per To-; Cotton rope. 20c twine 2l@2Ac,
and candle-wick, Mc per To-
Cordage is steady and quiet Manila at 13@l4c,
sissl 12@l2i4c, jute 9@10c per lb
y (;Oopers' stuff Ia in moderate demand and
steady as follows: Slack-balrel poles. S6@s.
tight-barrel poles Sl0@l2: hoghead poles, SIS
93O; barrel slaves. el3M2O: hOssnead slaves, &l6
a2O per 1000.
Coke quiet and moderate demand. We quote
&c ior gas house and &c for crushed, per bu, at
wards Held about &c more deliv red
| Candles in moderate demand and steady sS100
II0lsc for tallow and d13h1l4e for star per ib.
Cheese isquirt and moderate in demand and /
huoted at 13@1311c for prime to choice Ohio
Factory, and l'012c for new Northwestern per lb |
| Coal. Market steady and quiet, with offerings
fioat Il Sc for Yeughioghenv, Sc for kanaNsha,
nd &c for Ohio River, per bu. Rates delivered
b consumers Ohio River 1Oc, Hooking Valley and
fuskingum ll@l2r Youghiogneny and Kalawha
i@l2c Campbell Cr' elk ll@l2c per bu. Camel
bal 2Oc per bu Anthracite s6@7 per ton.
|. Eggs are in GOOD supply and light demand and
/ iarket quiet al 9@elsc per dozen far fresh.
HFeathers: Demand fair and market steady at Il
ofa47c per lb
II Fruits: Market steady and qnet for apples at
W25@8 Is per br and about SOC less on arrival |
N olangts are auotedat - 50fd4 per box for Mes
4 .Ia. and s80iO rercase for Valencia Lemons in |
VI demand and firm ! sos per brl Dried
n Bnles at 7M7L5, aud dried peaches ut 8G8lac per
4 :, Cranberries at 50 50@1l per brl
4 ! Itsh steady and market quiet We quote:
lckerel extra mess s28a29: No. large s26dg
fIt W, No medium, sl0@1l; No. large IS 5O@9: |
sHedium. s6@6 50 per brl, Lake herring. SO 5oai
\ els: whi,efsh, s6G6 so per half brI sardines.
hisrter boxes $a2 509l3 per case Goldfish. 5961sc
II h. and smoked herring 2S@3Oc per box.
y IeJay. Market steady and quiet We quote tmO-
h. good to cheice. SIS 50gl6 so. fair to good
\ Jxed at $l4dll4 So common at $1g@rl pertOn on
Rfval. Wheat straw at S10@l0 30, and, oat straw
81 ISll per ton
i I Hemp is quiet and offerings light. Rough Ken
HAck at Sl85O1g00 per ton Dressed at lac forsin
4 ~, and l6c for double dressed er 10.
= Il chron is steady, with an improved demand, and
/ 0oted at months time, for Ply ron. as follows
! s,llging Rock charcoal, No. |. $'9Qs40 Hanging
r,ck No. Q. sssa3s: DO mill. ss6 0Oass %;
4utnern charcoal, No. |. $7@3S: No. 2, S36@37;
3. mill S36 000sS1 90: stpn,-coal and coke. No.
1st3a45 No 2. Si2G4f: Ohio Neutral, No 1,