The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-25
REvIEw OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. May 95-2 p. M.
VINUR AND GRAIN.

latter fOf fancy Northwestern
Barley dull Spring 6s@75c. fall 9o@s6c, prime
to choice sample
Oats quiet Mixed 34@36c, white 36@SSc, latter
choice.
Corn au.st and steady No. mixed shelled at
4lbc, IN elevator. and about ic less on arrival.
Mixed ear at Ale for prime. White 42945c per on.
Sales No. mixed sheled on track at 3sc ana Ill
sleya or some at 4OIac
Rye is steady and quiet, with No. 2 held at 9ic
In elevator and about 1c less on track Buyers
holding off, Later ssles OF NO. on tack at s-c.
. Wheat; Market quiet and steady. Red at 81 l2@
/ Is for good to choice, and white nominal. Am
ber No. 2at 81 Il, with prime sampls AZ u 10,
and inletior ranging down to, 81, as to quality.
per bu.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork is steady and quiet at $40 bU per brl.
Lard quiet and current make steady at 6ss@
6.65c perlD. Prime winter nominal.
Blk meats quiet Short rib sides, 6.2O@6Ac
Shoulders 400 per Id. Clear sides II tquotable
Bacon. S des, 7A@7 35c; clear rib, 6S5@6 9Oc
shoulders, 454c per 10; sugar cured hams ~
@l0hc as to average, and shoulders at 69ohc
per lD.
COTTON.
The market steady and quiet, Stock 6, $40 bales
Receipts Ill bales Shipments ATS bales. The
local prices as follows; Ordinary, 9c; goou or
dinary. lOc; low middling. 1oMc midding
111zc; good middUng. nasG m,fdiing iaf lZ1sc'
tair, 1910 per pound.
The market is firm to-day and lc higher. with
sales ut VI VI per gallon and good demand.
SmGsRiiA
Coffee quiet and steady Rio at l2la@l9Mc for
common TO fancy yellow; Jaya N@2Sc; Mocha ~
927c; Laguayra l5@1Sc per IL
Moiasses quiet and steady at 45955c for good
TO choice New Orleans 35 g60c for refined syrups,
as to quality, and 75@S0c for maple syIup per
gallon
Rice in fair demand and quiet at 7@7Io for
Ton eiana and 2p f,r arO
Sugar: Demand fair and market steady. We
quote: Yellow refined at 7j40SHc, extra at 8%
(a9c. A white 4A@954c, granuiHteu at sIeglozsc.
crushed o snS cut %a s Fer Sr 1eow e
fled, and 9H@10c for white per TO-
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark Is steady and quiet a nd prime chestnut
oak sells at SO so G10 so per cord afloat.
Beans in fair jobbing demand and steady at
81 26al SO per bu for good to choice and .9Oc@sl
for inferior per bu.
htter The demand Is tair for the local trade
and the market remains steady and liberal oier-
ings. Prime to choice dairy sells at l3@ i6c per
lb and selection of Western Reserve ut 16@17c per
down to SC per lb. Creamery at 2Oa2sc per lb.
Bran quiet at $l5@1b 50 per ton. Shipstuifs
at&l6@l7. Middlings, at Sl8@2S per ton ana lar
demand
Broom corn is in fair demand and steady. Red
brush 4@aNc "a red ID sSoppesa d%g1,HS as siee Stalk
Bags quiet and eady at the following: Wool
bags 38d4Oo Bur.als 4-bushel. 12l@l3e; s.
bushe 111a@l2c;l ;l2-bushel. Sls@9c; gunmes, 2
bushei, ;41sgl5c; double. 23c: cotton se,mless. z,
bushe 22a25%c; ~ do. S5@2Sc, and 3-bushel
do 2S@32c each.
laypinp: Moderate and steady demand. and
selling flx Q ID at 10c. IA Id at l0Hc. and "a lb
at 1O15c per yard, and about lc more for jute.
lion ties 5S per bundle
Beeswax: Demand fair. and prime sells at 9oc
per lb forytllow.
Brooms steady and quiet and unchanged. Com.
mon 81 406al rs, hun 81 50M2 ID, Shaker " TOO
OU. steamboat S. 5Oa4 90 per aozen. a.
Candles: Demand moderate and market steady.
Talow selling at 1O@l21sc, and star at l2@l2Tc
perlb.
Cooperage Demand light and market quiet at
about previous prices. Four-Darres, 25Q1S0c; pork
barres. 65@75c; do half brs, 45@50o; lard terces.
S5@90c: nam herce8 45@bJt; sl'cy hhds. vi 2D@
Is; fly tight hhds 81 zO@1 25; half hhds 95c@ l;
whisky barrels, six iron hoops, u 2o(0l w. ana
lard kegs 28M30c each.
Coopers' stut quiet and 'teady. and liberal Of
ferings We qutte Sack-bhre poles, S60g8:
tiehtbsrrel poles, $l0@l2 and hogshead poies 40
025 Ier M: barrel slaves, 3l3@io; nogsheau staVeS
Sl60s2O per NJ.
Cordage in moderate but steady demand and
the market quiet We quote manila at 12A@
49,, G: sisal at 1ls4@i414c, jute si@loHc per lb.
Coke is quiet and quoted Sc for gas-houso. 90 for
crushed per bu at yards, and 20 more dcliy-
cred.
Cheese steady and moderate demand at e1a@
1p1%c per ID for lrire 70 choice factory
Coal steady and moderate demand and quoted
as follows &c for Ohio River. l0@llc for
KAnawha lie for Campbell Creek, 11@l2c for
Hooking Valley and Muskingum, per bu, deliv-
cred 10 CONSUMERS
Cotton yarlIs gu ct and steady az follows Bat
ting, 10@l5c pound YARNS 2SG carpet warp,
white. g3c: do coivreu. 2Sc: coverlet warp. .25c
per lp Cotton rope. 19c twine, 20@23C and
capdlaulcc ZSf Nor lb
Eggs are selling at 10@11c per dozen for fresh
and demand MI uerate.
Feathers: Pr me live geese cell at 45c per lb.
and demand fair and steady.
Fruits: Cherries sell at s6@7 per stand of bu.
and receipts light Strawberries IN moderate
supply ami fair demand, and selling at $6@8 rer
stand OF bu. Apples dull at S5ta4 per bri for
russets and SOS so for hoice. Lemons in fair
demand at $4G85 per box. -,
Fish: Demand moderate. quiet And steady at the
following: Mackerel. extra mess, $270aZ9; No.
large, S261927: No. / shore. SIC 50@f7: No. | me
dum sl0@ll: No. bay, 81 O@l$ No. 2
large, IS 5OG9; No. 2 medium. 81 60@Y; No.
large, 81 5o@S: No. medium s6@6 90 per bri;
lake herring. OF j0@7 76; white fish. -$6@6 b.;
peY half-bf sardines, Quarter boxes, VIZ 50@13
.per case: goldfish. 595hc per lb, and smoked
herring, 2S@soc per pox.
Hops in fair demand and prime to Choice East
ern sci. at 36@sSc prlb.
Hay in fair demand and steady. Prime tochoce
timothy at $ib@16. and No le0se at $lS 50a17
rer ton Fair to goo1 mixed at Sl3@R14, and IN
ferior at $40 00@2 per ton on arrival Straw at
S99l0 per ton.
Hides quiet and market steady We quote:
Green, 7@sc: wet sa,ed. 8I@9,ac; dry salted,
lS@l4G: 1lnt. 16@l7c per lb. Sheep pells, 5Uc@
81 % each. as to DUAL y.
Hem,s Demand moderate and receipts light
Rough Kentucky at SlS0aelG5 per ton. Dressed
l4@l415c for double and l2X@l3c for single
per lib.
Iron quiet and steady. Following for pig iron:
Charcoal-Hanging Rock, No. l. SzSea29: NO. .
S27@1; FORGE s26M27 Southern, No. ].
$2G@27; forge. s24a25 per ton. Strong stonecoal
and coke--No l. S26@27; do. NO. 2, $25g26 do.
forge, S2lg25; 8 fit do, No. !. 8NQs2i; cold short
do, forge, e22923 Car-wheel Iron-Hanging Rock
charcoal, S5Da5S Southern do, siS@53 er ton.
Wrought iron quoted as follows. Common bar
ifon, per lb 2Ec: charcoal bar iron, per h. roc;
sheet irn, boiipd Nos. 10 to 27 per ID, 8l14 zoe;
sheet iron, charcoal, Nos 10 to q, per lb, 600@
G.20c t .. .H ,E.sI
Leather quiet and steady We qunte
Oak sole, S6g40c Ter ID; hemlock, 25@31e
harness leather, S6@30o: rough harness.
2SM32c; skirting do 40@42c per lb; Bride
leather, S4s@60 per dOz; American KIP 66076c
per lb. French 90, 90@M Is: American calfskins,
s0c@sl 10: French do, u 2001 10. and upper
leather, 1SG22c per foot.