The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI March 1872 p M

CINCINNATI. March 1872 p M.S
FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour. The market has been quiet and easy
without material ch ange in prices Family sells
nt IS 90d46 o. extra quiet at 50 l0@5 AZ supernne
at 81 4OQe4 rs, low grades at S3 SOFA 10 per Drl
Rve -four quiet al 4 75(a4 90, good TO choice West
tern fancy brands as to reputation o. quality 70 70
as rs ana patent process sold as hish as 3S 00 per
brl. Spring wheat flour at s. 1895 10 as TO
quality the outside figure for choice MINNESOTA
! Oats in fair demand for feeding and market
closing firm. White at 3o@41c, mixed 37@S9c for
fair to prime Inferior So@S6c, latter iof re-
jected. .
l Rye quiet and rather easy, with limited de-
mand No. offered at S4e on track. and sales at
|65c in elevator. Choice sample at S6c
Barley: Market dull. Spring at 60165c, good to
|Kfne. Fall held at 7S@s6c for choice; 70@75c for
Eood to prime Inferior spring down 70 ooc, as TO
Equality.
Wheat steady and fair demand. Red at 81 25o
80 as To quality and choice sample selling NJ tne
|d0wn to 81 as to quality. White nominal at VI III
|<9l % for prime to choice.
Corn: Fair demand and firm. No. mixed
|ehelled selling to-day at 42c. Mixed eaa AZ 42@
|l2Sc for choice 39@41c for fair to prime. Yellow
|abont 1c higher than mixed. White scave ana
nominal. No. Q mixed shelled at 43c.
PROVISIONS
Lard quiet and steady. Current-make at 7lA@
Z. 20 Der lb PRIME steam held nominally at 720@
|7Nc City kettle leaf at S@S14c.
Mess pork has a quiet and steady market a.
III 75@i2 90 per brl spot, and not much demand
over $11 50 for round lots
BACON steady aRtf7 demand moderate Shoulders
let SIC, clear rib 7A@7sse. clear sides 7es@7Mc
per lb. packed Sngar-cured meats IN Ialr con-
|sumptive demand; hams 9@10c, as to average,
breakfast bacon 7s4@Sc, shoulders 6@6Hc per ID,
Bulk meats eats Shoulders % @ .,ss
heid 61a@7c per 10, fN
The market has been firm and quiet Receipts
for the week, S6l4 bales. Shipmens 9, 266 bales.
Stock, 10 3u1 bales Sales reported at the Cotten
Exchange, 1854 bales. The closing quotations
officially as follows 2rdimsry S sood s%inr Sfa
l2slc: good middling, 1916 middlng fair. 1sa4e;
fair, l4szc per lb.i
The demand was active all the week with de.
cline of 1c and closes steady with sales at VI VA
per gallon, Government standard.
sRocERIs>
Coffee has quiet steady market, at the follow,
.ng: java 25@.9c, Mocha at 2tfa2Sc, laguayra log
18c per w. Rio common for fair 10 3l9@1512, good TO
,4choice 16h@l9h, fancy yellow 2O@201ac per lb
Molasses: Fair consumptive demand and mar
ket firm. New Orleans at 45@53c per gallons sor'
ghum at 35@4Oc, and refined srups at S5@6Oc, as to
quality, per gallon.
Rice: Demand moderate and steady with Caro-
lima at re- Louisiana at 7@71sc per Id.
Sugar: Demand fair and firm. Quoted. refined
yellow, S11a(9S1sc; extra G, S1sN9s1ec; white w
@lUc; grantulated and powdered. lO1sg lOasc
crushed Ohc c" loaf lo S,s per carses n SeW Or
@l0c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark has steady and quiet market and receipts
moderate at S12 50ql3 per cord for prime chest
nut oak.
Bagging: Market steady and quiet and no ma
terial change; Flax 2b at &C. H,l6 HI, at y,ac a.
Jute @ fNa2c higher thar fax. Iron ties at IS PEI
bundle.
Baes: The demand fair and market firm: Cot
ton seamless 2bu at 216l24c each. single gunnies
14@l5c; double gunnies, &c; .hu burlaps, l01.
@l1c; 4-bu burlaps. I3%@l4c. Wool bags al 42(s
45c, cash.
Beans have been in good supply and moderats
demand; selling at 81 25@i As for good to choice
9Oc@$l 10 for common to fair per bu ON arrival
and 1o@15c more in store
Beeswax has had a steady moderate demant
ana unchanged; selling at 2oc per Id ior PRIME
yellow.
Bran has firm market and moderate Offering
At S14 500ll5 90 per ton on arrival. Shlpstnff
neglected ut el4A15 per ton. Middlings iairi.
active and steady at $l692l per ton, all in bulk
on arrival.
Broom corn. Inc ueIuHuu luD DCch Aoil 0hu IC
ceipts ligM Red brush at 4@4Ac. red tipped a
6053Ic green STALK braid ut 6@6Nc, and eholc
hurl at 707ac per ID.
Brooms: Demand moderate and market stead,
Mt previous prices. We quote steamboat w. 2694
shaker s. 5o@s, hurl ~ 25@2 75 and common 81 a
nj rs per Dozen
Rutter. The receipts have been moderate, ant
thaSsarket firm, with fair demand, chiefly TO
local consumption of the finer qualities Creamer!
sells at 4O@41c per lb. Choice Weste n Reserv
dairy at 2S@2sc, and held at 2@3c more for extr
Selections, Prime to choice Central Ohio ana In
T,ana At M@26c, and fair to good at 2o022c pc
Candles steady and quiet. Common tallow sci
atlO@1Ol$c, and star at 1S1a@f4c per lb.
Cheese has been quiet, with demand moderate
and selling at 13@14c per lb for good to choic
e,ooners stuff Moderate demand. ard marke
steadv. We quote: Slack-barel poles. S6@f
tiUht.barrel poles, SlO@12; hoghead poles, g
@3O; barrel slaves. $l3@20; hogsnead staves VI
@20 per 600
Cooperase Is steady, with fair demsnt
and no msterial change In prices; we euoSt oSt
Sic: do half barrels, 45S5tc; lard terces, 15@S0s
ham tierces 45@50C; SLACK hogsheads III s5@l ~
half hogsheads. 96@$1; whisky barras, SIX iro
hoops, S2b@1 80, and lard kegs 2S@30c each.
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and firm marie
We QUOTE Batting, u@l6c; pound yarns N
N CARPET warp, white, 24c; do, coiored, 29c; cove
let warp CSC per lb Cotton rope. zoe; twine, III
.14c. and candle-wick, 2lc per lb.
Cordaee: Demand fair and steady at 1314@l4
for Manila 121ac for sissd, and s@lOc for 1u
per lb.
Coal has been fairly activ. and supply ampl
Euoted afioat al Sc 8cforYoughiOgheny8 &c for Kanay
. ha and &c Tor Ohio River per bu Delivered to col
sumers at l0c for Ohio River ll@l2c for Kanawi
and Yuughiogneny, 12c for Campbell Creek, an
Iac for Muskingum and Hooking Valley, per bu
Coke In. moderate demand and steady. Gil
manufactured 16c crushed &c, gas-house Sc p
b,,shel at yards: about &c more deiv red
Eggs have been in large supply and the mark
Ari1 and heavy but closing firm and fair d
lnand al 9@l0c per dox
Feathers were in fair demand and market stead
and prime geese selling at 45@46c per lb.
Fish in fair demand and market firm.
auota. Mackerel, extra mess. &28@S0: No.
2ree. 81602: No. shore, SIG 50@F: No.
bay. tl2 5Oal8; No. i medium, xl0@1l: No.
iarse. M 6O0g: No. medium. 81 50@8: No.
large, 81 50de8; No. 8 medium, S606 SO per bl
Lake herring. So 50@3 rs: viii efish. $6@6
per half bri: sardines. quarter boxes $l2 500
f,er case: goldfish. 5@51ac per lb, and smok,
herring. 2S@30c per box.
Fruits: Apples firm with fair demand and mo
crate OFFERINGS at So 60@4 90 per bril- in store al
o50o5Oc less on arrival. Lemons quiet and amp
SIMPLY at Sc O0a6 50 per box. Cranberries 81 SO
10 per bri. Oranges in good supply and fair
mand at s6 50@7 so per case for Valencia; $5@5
r,ar hoy for Florida, and ss9S so per box for n,
s.na Dried a pies quiet at 60e7c. and dr
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