The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-24
1LvIEw OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
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CINCINNATI. June a4-2 2. N.

49, MARKET
CINCINNATI. June "a. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
FIour is steady and Quiet We quote fancy at |
IS 2sB6 and patent process Sc 259f q per orL
We quote low grades ~ 2S@2 30 super S lo@
40 Extra 81 2Oe4 so. Family s. 1895 S5 per |
brl. Rye aour$ 6O94 80 per brl.
Oats dull and weak. Mixed 309S2c. White ~
@S4e per bu for good to choice. 4
Barley quiet and nominal. Hardly any selling
to establish quotations. t.
Corn steady and quiet mixed corn at SS@4Oc as
TO quality or location. White ear held az 4lg4Zc.
Sheled, S7lac; Ssc for No 81 mixed, SS3sc; Ssc tor
Rye quietand easy at s4@ssc per bu. latter in
wheat cuiet and steady Choice red sold to-day
at 81 10 fof old and amber No. at q CO, inferior
down to n, as TO quality. New selling at socSsi
per hu.
pRovHIoNa
Lard is quiet and st ady We quote current
make at s. SO@6S5c, and bids at 6szc per ID.
Mess pork steady and quiet at So per brl on
spot Held at sl2 25 ior regular a"d W. " iof
heavy per bril-
Bk meats auist Shoulders . aeA55sc e5ss, shSst siSst
nib .hdes 6 90@6 Csc per Id. loose. Clear sizes
nominal at 7A@1sssc per lb.
Bacon steady and quiet. Shoulders aS0@53S.
clear rib sides nc, clear sides 7Isc per Id
CoTr,N. t
The market is dull snd prices steady and un.
changed. Receipts, 216 bales. Shipments. Ias
bales Stock, 4,s56 bales the local quotatlo,s
nsry. gSlc; low middllng, 105sc; nafddiing, hasc'
good middilng. ns4c; middins tnr' lz99se' iAii'
1875 per pound
WHISKY.
The msrket is steady at 81 OF per gallon, and
Kaies with fair demand.
GnocsHTuL
Coffee: Demand fair and steady. Rio, common
to fancy yellow, 1211a@1sc. Laguayra lS@iSe'
Java 24@2Sc. per lb.
Molasses: Market steady and quiet at 45@5oc for
good to choice New Orleans, per gallon.
Rice is in fair demand and STEADY. Carolina az
7@715c, and Louisiana 6@6%c per 10.
Sugar is steady and quiet We quote fenoM
refined SA09Ac, extra y Sz4SyzSsc,, 4sS ,oll llmione,
ssI@1O1sc, granulated and powdered lo4@ioZ2o'
crushed 1O5sc. and. cut LOAF lOAcper ID.
MIscELLANEoUS
Bark Is quiet ana steady at S12@l3 per cord
on arrival.
Butter is in ample supply, the demand is fair
and the market steady: Prime 10 choice lac,oiy .c
al l36lI5c per Ib, and extra selecnons az lol9
Ito ner Ii: medium grades at 9@f1c, and infe-
rior at 697c per lib. Creamery sells al lsesIzc
Bmm 10 dull. and weak at ss 50 per ton; mid.
dl.ngs quiet at S1a@1S, and shipstufs OF Sugi]
per ton on arrival
Beeswax is in fair demand. and prime yellow at
2Oc per Id.
Bags quiet and steady at the following: WOO
bags. 36ai3Sc; 4-bushet, 1l@11Hc; ~ blsnei W
aSc; 2-bushel, 71s@Sc; heavy wheat Duriaps, =
bushel, 100; gunnes, 2bushel, 1aaMISc c11pie' o.1
2Se; cotton seamless. 2-brshei zzt@zo>sc' "a uo'
2lS25c do, 28@S2c each.
Bagping steady and demand moderate. we
ouote: 2-ib fax l0c IN Id DO 10Ac, and ~ ID 90
1OISc per yard: Jute of corresponding weighw lc
per yard more. Jobbing lots about 1ac neyonu
these figures. Iron cotton ties 81 70 per bundle
Brooms in moderate demand and steady at the
following: Common settling ut 81 35@l 20. Shaker
and hurl, 81 60a3 90; steamboat " oo@S oo pef
dozen.
Broom corn: Market quiet and steady and mod
crate offerings. Red at 4@4hc; red topped: og
5He: gieen stalk braid' 6@t1ac; anu nufi VAC
7Zoper lb.
Beans Quiet and unchanged. We quote: Com.
mon to fair at 90c@$l 10; good to prime al
81 25al IS, and choice navys 81 60 per bu.
Coke is steady and quiet at previous prices:
Gas-h0use at &c, ami crushed &c per bu az yards
and about &c mure delivered.
Candles steady and quiet, and selling star al
l1l@12c, and tallow at 10%@tlc per lb
Coopers' stuff quiet, aud ample receipts and
steady: Slsck-barrel poles, S6@8; hght-barrel
pOies. Sl0@l2, and hOgshead poles. S2O@25 per N.
Barrel slaves, 3l3@iS; hogshead sIaves' Sl6@%
per M.
Flour-barrels. 25@30c pork brls 70@7bc; lard
tierces, 9Oc@S1; nam do. 45@50c: fy-tight heads
81 2O@l 25; whisky brls, 81 25@lSO. and lard keg'
28(030c each.
Cordage in moderate demand and steady. Ma
nilla 1lA@l2hc, sisal 9@91ac, jute 9@1Oc per 10
Cotton yarns: Demand fair and s%ady. VIZ
uuote Batting, 10@l5c; pound yarns, 23c carpe
warp. white. 23c; do cOlored, CSC: coveret warp
2bc per ID. Cotton rope, l9c; twlne 20@2Sc; anc
candlewck, Csc per lb.
Cheese is quiet and easy and selling at o1agS(
per lb for prime to choice.
Coal Quiet and steady at lie for Youghiogheny
l0@1lc for Kanawha, S%@9c for OHIO River and
il@12c for Muskingum and Hooking valley pei
bu, delivered to consumers.
Eggs are quiet and demand moderate and selling
hrl2@13c per dozen for fresh.
Flrecrackers: Demand fair at 81 per box
Feathers at 4sc per lb for prime, and fair de-
mand.
Fish quiet and steady. We quote: Mackerel
extra mess. S27@28; No. large, $4a125: No.
medium, $40 50Dl1; No. 2large, S9@9 Do; NO.
medium, 87@7 50; No. large. e6 50@7: No.
medium ss@s 81 per eEi Nc ~ wn,se nSh e,e ye@
Is SO per bri: upper lake herring. VI 7o@4: lower
do. $3 6Oa3 rs per half-brl: No herring. 28@30t
per pox; Goldfish. 41ag51ac per lb; sardines. GUAR
Ter Doxes $12 50013 per case; and ID cove oys
ters, 75c@$1 20 per dozen.
Fruits: Blackberries in good demand and steady
ut Ss@3 SO per bu for prime to choice home grown
Cherries at SO 5094 per stand OF bushels. anc
rurrants at $5@5 50 per stand. Peaches in mnder
ate supply and selling u a At y SogS .ama s,and Il
bushels and demand fair. Raspberries st$3 50g4
for rad ner bu and S4dn4 SO per stand Of 2 bu fol
black. Watermelons ut $2O@25 per hundred.
Hopx outet and demand moderate, at 88@40c
Tor astern prime 70 choice.
Hides oniet and moderate demand Greer
at 7@sc, wet salted SH@sc, dry salted 1S@l4c
flint 1G6117c Der lb,