The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-04
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. June 4-zP. NJ.

@5 10. Fancy at s. 25s6 and patent UP TO 81 per
brl, as to reputation or quality. n
Oats quiet Mixed ss@s5c and white s5@s7e {
per bu.
92g93c per bushel. Spring quiet and held at TO /
@75c as t quality, and offerings light In
Rye quiet and easy. No. selling at SS1ae in /
elevator
Corn quiet. White ear sold al 4lc Mixed
ear quoted at 40c; mixed shelled at SS1s9Ssc ior
No. 3 and S91ad540c for No. 2 per bu.
Wheat is quiet and steady. Red at 81 l0@l Il. :
Amber 81 OStel 10 for prime to choice and mfe-
rior nominal. II
PROVISIONS
Lard firm and quiet with currentmake steam
at6&c@6 55c. Prime winter cam nominal, o ooc.
Mess pork quiet and steady at $40 6OtslCeS per
bril- held at $40 rs
Bulk meats Quiet and steady. Shoulders 405@
4Hc. Short rib sides at CSC per lb. loose
Rasola Quiet Shoulders at 4S0c; rib sides $50
@6 6; clear Sides 7.30@7. SOC packed; sugar cured
hams at 9a@101ac, as to average
COTTON.
Market firm, and 20 higher except for ordi a;
bales. Stock 5,754 bales The local quotations
are as follows: Orinary. SIC: good ordinary:
SIC; low middling 109c; middhng, llhc; good
middling, lssG middiiDg taif, l2Ac; lair' ASs4c
per pound
Is quiet and steady at 81 o6 per gallon.
sRoCERIKA
Coffee is Quiet and steady. Rio: Common at l2%
@lsNe fair to good at 1@Ss pfme aa1,aSra ls@
18c Java A(a2sc, Mocha 26@27c.
Molassns is quiet and steady, and moderate |
demand. New Orleans selling 45@S5c per gallon: |
Maple syrup at 75@85c and rehned syrups u % |
@60c as to quality, per gallon.
R,ce. Demand fair, and market steady. Louis |
lana at 7@71%c, and choice Carolina at Sc per ID |
sugar ia in fair demand and quiet. We quote: |
Refined yellow az 7A@sAc. extra e.G @
derea s7s@lo1sc' cut loaf lOAc' croSneo l02sc
per lb
Bran In in moderate demand and easy, under
large receipts at Sl3 per ton. Shapstnfs at VAC
Is. Mddlings firm atSt7@22 perton, ana demand
fair all on arrival.
ehoa.
Rutter is in moderate demand and steady. The
receipts are liberal and no material change. Se-
lecti0ns of Western Reserve at l5@l6c prime 70
choice dairy in lots on arrival at 12@l4c, fair TO
good at 8@10c. and common AZ o(9bc per ~.
Creamery selling at 20@22c per lb.
Broom corn steady and quiet. We quote Red Red
brush 4@41$c red topped 4Ag5hc' g green s'afk
ssh and ha, .as sss9e stssdy psa 75soe fair
to good white 81 l5@l rs. and prime to choice
navss 81 4O@1 50 per bu
Bneging Demand moderate and market steady.
We quote as follows: Flax ID at lOc, ~ ID az
1oAc. and ~ lb at 1910 per yard. in lots Of y. and
in 5obbing way quoted at 1ac per YARD higher.
Jute about lc higher than TAX Iron ties W per
bundle.
Rags in moderate demand and the market
steady ana quiet we quote' IWo-Inslei 'So. Go.Ton
double gunndes, 23c; TX A-bushei Dnfiaps, s1ag
lOc; 4bushel burlaps, 121a@lSc. Wool bags at
38Qg40c each.
Beeswax Quiet and steady and ample offerings
of prime yellow at zoe per lb
Broems Market quiet with only moderate &c de
mand and steady We quote: Common M 4O@
T75. hurl az 25@2 rs, shaker 81 50@6 on. and
steamboat So 25@e3 rs per dozen.
Candles ia fair demand and market steady. with
mo material change Star candles at l2h@13c,
and tallow at 10@l01ac per ID
Cordape: Steady and demand moderate at 12A
dsl3c for MANILA, 10h@llc fol ssal' s@s1ac for
jute per lh.
Coeperage. Steady and the demand moderate,
with no quotable change. 0ur-barrels. 0gzzc:
-norK br,s 65@75c; lard 85G90c: nam tierces. 40
Ima45c: slack hhds 81 2Ogl S0 half hhds, 9O@95c;
lard kegs, 3Oc and iron-bound whisky parrels'
81 25Q11 %. 81.
annie offerings We quote: Flour-barrel poles
.S6@8: hght-barrel poles. Sl0@12; hogshead poles
sS6M25: rough barrel slaves, &l5@i8; hogshead
slaves, sl8@20 per NJ.
Cotton yarns In moderate demand ana marke.
.steadv We quote: Batting, l0@l0c; assorted
warns 23c: coverlet yarn, 25c; warp. 23c; Wlcklng
5se. D colored warn. CSC: twlne. 20a23c; rope 19e
per 10: No 500, 111sc; No GOO, lOhc; No. 100
914c pcr Dozen
9la0e per lb
Coal Qaiet and steady with light retail de
oand The following are the rates delivered tf
consumers Hooking Valley and Muskingum. Il
@2c Yougniogheny l9l2aS I1 ma, b @ic
,-Anthracite IS 25@6 50 per ton.
%OGe. Demand moderate and market steady a
previous prices. Gas-house &c and crushed Sc
and city manufactured LOG per bu at yards, ant
&c more delivered.
Egps. The demand is fair and market stead.
md Quiet and selling at l21a@l3c per dozen.
Fruits: Strawberries in good supply and sellinl
at a. 506a3 80 per stand of bu. Cherries a
625eaS 80 and gooseberres at S3 per stand OF
busheia Lemons at $i@5 per box.
Feathers are selling at 45c per 10, ana deman
fair with ample receipts.
Fish IN fair demand and the market steady. w
cnote: Mackerel extra mess S2S@SO: No. large
SA6mz7: No medium. x10 00@11 90; No.
large, IS 5O@9; No. medium. 81 5O@S; No.
large, 81 5O@8; No. medium $6@6 90 per brl
lake herring. So 5O@7 rs; white fish, $6@6 5l
per half brl: sardines. quarter boxes n2 5e@l
per case; Goldfish, 5@51ac per h. and smoke
herring 2S@30c per pox.
Hides in fair demand and steady. Green. 7@Sc
vel. salted. sh@s%; dry salted. 13@l4c. fin
l6A17c per Id; sheep pelts. 5oc0Sl ~ eaeh.
Hemp is in moderate demand and steady W
quote rough Kentucky at Sl60@165 per ton o
h srriyal Single dressed 121a@13c and double Q
u 149l4lac per ID.
I Hay Quiet and steady. Prime to choice lm(
thy. $4 45O@15 so aud Mol loose pressed at Sis pe
II ton Fair to good mixed and common at $9(
10 per ton on arrival. and held w more in stort
Straw at s9@!0 per ton
N Hons: Market Quiet and steady: Prime TO choic
\ Eastern selling at 37@40c per lD.
Iron quiet and steady. Pig iron: Hot blast cha
coal, Hanging Rock. No. |. $27a2S; NO. 2.S26d
| ~; forge, s23a24; Southern, No. /. % @92'
No. 2S24@25: forge, S230M per ton. Cold b.as
charcoal-Hanging Rock car-wheel &S@5.
southern do, S4sa5O per ton. Hot blast ston'
coal and coke-Red short No. l. S23@36; do. NJ
3. $a40aa5; Ohio neutral No. /, $26@z7; do. M
2, $25@o6:. Southern No. l. S25@26; do. No
eM02J per ton. American Scotch--No. .
S23@25 No. Q. $22@2i per ton. .Wrough
irokr quoted as follows Common bar ir0l
per lb 215c: charcoal bar iron, per ID, $40
sheetGfon, boiled, Nos. 10 to H per lb, 3H@4 20
sheet iron, charcoal, Nos 10 to q, per lb, 500
6.0c.
Leather in fair jobbing demand at the folloy
ing: Oak sole, S6@4Oc er ID; hemlock, 25@3l
harness leather. 36@S9c: rough harnes
2S@32c; skirting do 40@42c per ID; brid
leather, S4s@6O per doz; American kip. 650H
ner ii. French do 9O081 G American caliskin