The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-31
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
$50 MARKET.
gIsorNNATL May sI-2 p. n

BRRADsTUFFS.
Flour has been steady and quiet with only iair 7
demand, gensFaily local. Fancy brands held up
to Sc. Family ordinary trade brands at 70 iu@
80 per bril- Extra quiet ut VI 65go as 70 anady my
and reputation, SuPertine Is neg ectea at p 99s
4 90 Low grades dull and nominal AT S3 loGg
3 so per brl. Rye flour quiet and hTm az s3 ~
as 30 per brl, the latter figure for choice North
western. Spring wheat -four ranges Si9i w. tne
outside figure for fancy Minnesota per DrI ,
Wheat was fairly active and the receipts light.
with firm market Red or amber quoted at VI w
al 10 for choice and 81 079sl 0S forgood to pr me
lots White is scarcely on the market ana not
enough selling to fix quotations for IL; ,,,,.,.
Corn has been in good demand ana llDeral pui
not heavy receipts. The marEet was nrnh .inI nnu
higher in the early part OF the week, Dus beed ee,
sold to-day atiOe in elevator and $50 July ue-
livery and quoted soc on track spot MlAed en-
selling at SS@4Oc, as to quality or location. ne1
low shel ed On track sold at SS1ac, Dut prime yer
low ear IL held at 4i@t42c per bu;
Oats have been quiet and steady. Mixed quoleu
at 34@35c for good 10 prime. White at 3ole3'e per
bu Inferior lots merely nominal ana not quot
able.
quoted at 5695614c and selling to-day at the Ia ter
in elevator. Good TO choice sample lois al 31e1ooc
per bu on track. Inferior dull aud nominal down
" Doc per bu.
PROVISIONS.
The market for provisions has been steady and
generally firm but the transactions ght ana gen
orally without material change during the week:
make at 6@6 05c per Id. PRIME Steam held at &C,
and hardly any on the market City kettle steam
is dnl and nominal at 61497%e per ID.
Mess pork was in ght demand ana M cry paea pa9kea
OF the close quoted AZ 81 S5@l0 per Dbl Tor JopDhS
Bulk meats: Fair jobblng demand and quoted
for bose at 3bat93. SOC for shoulders 4'ooS4'OOo
for rib and 4.SUc for clear sides per 10
Bacon hn,i a steady and very quiet market
Packed at 4941s &c for shoulders 5.lO@5 l5c ior IiD
sides, aud 535a5, ,40c for clear sides per ID.
tY, fatH mann
and steady Hams at s@9h2c and some very chote,
as to brand and average, held al more BfeaKlaSI
bacon at 7g7lao. Shoulders at51s951ae per ~, al
canYased ami packed.
Has had firm and steady market all the past
week. and quotations have undergone little OF no
change since our last Stock 2,5l5 bales. Receipts
for the week SG9 bales; shipments 2asI nales:
sales 257 bales The eios'ns ohieial Prices are W.
follows: Ordinary ll54c, good ordinary l254c; low
mddl,ng l21ac, midlllng i2l4e, good miuailag
, 13c. middiing fair 1876 fair 1910 per pound
WHISKY
has had fair demand and the market opened
firm with an advance of 1c at the beginning of
the week, and sold at 81 OF. At the close II Is
easier and lower with Sales at 81 Vi per gallon
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark has been in moderate demand and the
market quiet and weak at $40 500 II w per cord,
on arr, val, for prime chestnut oak.
Baggns was fairly Sctiys ndw and 5ne mffea a sF
a
21s-lb al 813S34c and for 2h4-lb al lOc per SafI.
Flax baggfng al about lc less than jute. Iron
ties at S2@2 % per bundle. ...s.,
B,gs have had modeIate sale, win sleany
market and no material change. We quote 4bu
barsps at l0a10lgc, 2-bu gunnies Al l9rae, seam
less cotton at l9G2lc, and wooien bags at 52g51c
Beeswax was in light demand, but the market
4 is steady, with prime yellow selling at 2Og2lc
per ID.
D beans were steady and quiet, with demand and
I,1ya incl ht,th m
. at 81 46(9I So good to prime white at II l0Sl ~,
and inferior down to GOc per bu
BrO0ns were in moderate demand ana prices
unchanged. We quote common al 81 Hl92 w,
4 Ehnrl ut 81 25d2 80 Shaker at s. 5O92 TO- ana
steamboat at s. 50g4 90 per Dozen
Broom corn has had firm market, under light
receipts bat not much demand, at previous prices,
. We quote red al 2G3c, green stalk braid at 352@
4c and huEl at A. stGjc per lb.
y, Butter was generally quiet all the week AND htttG
or no change in the market The receipts were
a liberal ana there was II very light demand for all
lexcept the finer qualities winch are required loI
| local table use. Pnme to choice creamery sells III
lSa2Oe per h. mos by tne sihsle yps",t@ pacsaSe
. OF Western reserve. Prlne lots are offered at va
n lOc medium to good packing at 6tGSc and com
:, mon at 3@ic per H.
ket steady. We quote common talloW ut lO54gllc
star eandits at II agile and parAihhe az Zo@2I
per ID. ,,.
choice factory, WHICH closes steady at 19 ft2c PIE
s. Id with moderate offerings Inferior daI an
nominal.
CoOpers' stuff was rather dull and the marhC
IS. easy with liberal offerings ana quOations as 10
lows Flour-barrel poles, $6@7: 'ight-barrt
poles S12@1i; hogshead poles, $l592O; rous
barrel SLAVES, Sl4gl4; dressed o,6 CO. SloSl" all
CoopetaEe had Tne steady a marke, bar,s sho N
rs 3Oc: pork barrels jOg55c; lard tierces ,59s0,
49, ham terees. 5Ogj5c; slack hogs heads, Slgl !,
es iy-tight hogsheads, 81 2JGsl 10; half hogshead
96gg5c; lard kegs, 25ci iron-bound whisky barrel
81 1tg1 25.
VS. yious prices We quote as follows: Ohio Rivers
9c, Ash and 9al0c, Hooking Valley and Kan
wha l0@llc, Youghiogheny at lO@llc per p
ne delivered TO consumers Anthracite at 81 5O4
Coke was IN light demand and ma ket Il
changed. QuoJedat yaTds-6c for gas-hUlise, &c +
city manufactured, aud SC Tor crushed per b.
About &c more delivered.
Cotton yarns were III fair demand and the mi
ket trm. We quo,e: Batting, l0glGc; I
sorted yarns 2lc; warn 2lc; wicking, 2oc; co
erlet yarn, 23e: colOred warp. 2UC. Wine, II
20c rope, lNGl9c per lb; No $40, lOlgc No IL
Set 914c: and No. 700, s. &c per dozen.
all Cordage has been in moderate demand and t
market steady and unchanged. We quote Jule
sg@9c, sisll at 913glV12c, and Manila al IL.
for Esss have been firm, with light receipts, Al
the demand moderate, and fresh quoted at l0glO,
all per dozen
all feathers were in demand at lie per ID for pir
4 live geese. and the market steady and quiet.
md Fruits quiet and steady. with ohln scs in moo
rate supply at So 5Od5 per box, ami lemons III fl
art demand and firm al SSt94 50 per box Applgs
a., moderate demand and light offering at $50
oh br IN store Bied peaches dun at 3g31a: a
dried apples at 1A@3c per lb.
eel Fish was in moderate steady demand, and a
en- ted as follows: Markerel, extra H,ss. $50
No !, large. s!2923 No. shore, Sl51D9l6; No
n large, SJ9y 10; No. 2 medium S1ls7 81; No
" large s. jOgS; No. Smedfmn, s. 5OdG per brl, a
haiEbarre S one.halt these prices, with 2 G eX
for packages. Lake herring, 81 2j42 80; white iii
81 35@4 90 per half brj Sariues, quarter box
ST. jJdll3 per case, and Goldfish i1295c Der lb.
phi, Grease Was steady and qulcI, aiIu quoted: VII
avs at 5a5Ife yellow at 4}5m+}4c, and brown AT
4}4c per lh
ilay has been steady and quiet, the demand
ing chiefly for local consumption. and oter.l
. light We quote prime to choice al Si24l3 per Il
~, good mixed al slBdl1 per ton, aud inferior
VII sSa9 per ton, all in bales oh arrival, aud abou'
more in store. -...
Hides were in fair demand, end the mar
steady and quiet. Green 5taCg6c. wet salted6i "a
dry salted s'9l0c. and flint l2gl4c Der lb sh
pelts, j0c9sl each
Hemp was in light demand but steady "
moderate offerings Of rough Kentucky Al $50
per ton, OH arrival, and s. more in stoFe.
quote 6I4gG1sc for single dressed and Gt4idI