The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-06
REVIEW or THE CINCINNATI DALI
MARKET
CINCINNATI May 60 7. NJ.
yIouR AND GRAIN.

Flour is quiet. Fancy at s5 6o@s Is, and patent
up to 81 per brt Family selling at 81 90@5 %,
and choice bfandsup to IS % Extra at "a 60Wa 60
supf,ns sa1 s g ssS % &C. ala s GS pes sssSss 81
Rye is quiet with No held at s69s7c per
bu, without bids -~
Wheat is firm, and demand fair. Choice red
MD at 81 Is. and No. 2 quoted 81 l2h@l Is.
Amber 81 1901 u, the latter for choice. Mixed
rsd and white sold at$ "a
Corn quiet and steady. No. Q mixed shelled
sold at dose: mixed ear at 46042c, as to quality.
White ear 44945c, prime to choice and scarce
OaAs Quiet No. mixed sold at 32@32c, No. 2
white ats5@37c. per bnshel for fair to prime.
,Bsriey: Little doing. and held firm. Fall, 95@
ets choice, s2@ssc, good to prime; spring, e5tS
75c, as to quality. ~-
sasar-cured hams in fair demand at s0101tc,
latter for choice as to brand, ana average shoul-
ders at 6@6Hc Breakfast bacon at S@S]se per
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PROVISIONS
Mess pork quiet and firm at SO 25 and sold
at SO Is for small jobbing lots. 8.~
Eard is frm and in fair demand Prime steam
current make at 6.S5@6.90 per lb
Bulk meats in moderate demand. Shoulders
39Oa4c. Short rib sides 6.15@61zc per lb. Clear
sides nominal. tfft -
!, The market today is steady. Receipts. S95 bales
shipments, S24 bales. Stock, 7,4S9 bales The
Official prices Us follows Ordinary. s'sc: good or
dinaFy. l83sc; low middhng Iye; middling,
1l1Sc; good middhng, nAc middling iaif' L%asc;
tair, we per pound. .p
Is in good demand and the market steady at u oS
~ &i2 srocnsrrs 4uII
Coffee is steady and quiet Rio at 1214@20c for
common to fancy yellow Java 25@2Sc. Mocha
3692zc perlb. FF t
Molasses New Orleans Is in iair demand at 40
@57c per Gallon. Refined Syrups at 40@66c as to
qualisy. Maplesyrups at 769Sae per gal.
Rice is quiet and moderate demand at 7@8c
per III 1t.
Sugs. is quiet and steady. New Orleans raw at
7sl0Sy4c clarified yellow ut S449c. white 91a@
10c per ID. Refined yellow at s@S1ac extra 81
@ec white 91%a951c, granulated and powdered
at SN@lo1sc, crushed 1e71s@1o14c, and cut Loaf
10s<c per pound. ..-...---- ........-.
MIsCELLANEoUa
Bran is quiet and steady at SIS 50@16. Ship.
stutfs IN moderate demand at $l7@D and
middlings Sl9@N per ton on arrival.
Beans steady and quiet ut 81 35te1 As. for prime
to choice. Navys are 10@l5c more for small lob,
hingiots per ton. Fair to good white at VI lo@
20'per bu. ..l ... s...
Butter is quiet and steady and ample receipts
and fair local demand. Creamery az 2SgsSe per-
dairy at ls@19c aud single selections h eld at 2o@
ne psr lb Good to prime lots l6alsc. Inferior
dull down to SC per lb, -t..a.e
Bark is in good fair demand and irm at $l2 50
ais 80 per cord.
Broom corn is quiet and steady. We quote;
Hurl at 6h@719c, green stalk brad at 6@6kSc,
red tipped 5fs51ac, and red brush 4@e4Ac per lb.
Bark quiet ana steady at $l3@l3 30 per cord for
prime to choice.
Bags: Market steady and quiet. We quote
wool bags 42@45c. cotton seamless 2l@24e for 2
bu ,hel, and 2S@3Oc for S-bu. Burlaps, s-bushel,
I4@141Sc; 4hnshel. l31s @l4c; 2-bushe. 9H@1Oc;
gunnies, 2bushel ;41a@ l5c; double 23c.
Bmgging: Demand fair. and market firm, at the
following ID flax 10c; ~ Id do, 10%c per yarft.
Lutte of corresponding weights, lc per yard more.
Jobbing lots about Nc per !b beyond these fig-
ures
Beesws1 is quiet and steady Prime yellow at
I9320c per h.
Brooms in fair demand and the market steady
nj n 25M4 for steamboat, So 1908 90 ion Shaker,
So 2592 so for hurl, $1 4O@l 10 LOT common per
dozen. sF
Candles quiet and steady at previous prices.
Tsiiov o. 10Lssi1c, and star at l2@1251zc per lb.
Cooperage Market steady and quiet equote
asfoliows: Flournarreis. 25S0c; pork barrels, 500
zoe; do half barrels 45gle; lard tIerces, So@
8bc: ham tierces. 45956c: slack hhds 81 25@l 80;
half hhts, s5c@sl whisky barres six iron hoops,
81 25@l 10, and lard Kegs, 2S@S0c EACH
Cooper stnf in good supply and talf demand
taeht barrel poies sI00l2: hogshead poles. s200
IS; rough barrel slaves. Sl5@iS; hogshesd staves'
$lS@20 per M.
Cotton yarns in moderate demand and steady.
Quoted: Hating. ll@i6c; pound yarns, Ac csr.
pet warp, white. 24c; do coiored. 2sc: coverlet
warn, 9E per lb. Cotton rope. 2Oc. twine. 2l@
24c, and candlewick 24c per To-
Garbage auiet and demand moderate Manila
ati3N@i4c sisal at l2@l2hc, and jute at $40
1CHc perlb
Coai IS quiet and steady. Quoted Youghiogheny
1,c: Kanawha, l0a1lc; Ohio Riye. 9gl0e;
Muskingum and Hooking Valley 1l@l2e; Camp
beli Greek, lie per bu delivered to consumers.
Cheese is steady and quiet at l1k@l21.c per ID
for prime to choice factory.
Coke quiet and steady. Gas-house at &c, crushed
at &c. and city manu- actu ed at 10c per bu at
yards, and held l@2c more delivered to con
sumers.
Eggsare in good supply and market quiet at 90
916c per dozen.
Feathers are in fair demand, and ample offer
ings Prime geese sell at 45c PEI ib.
Fruits: strawberries at s5@5 so per stand Of "a
ouarts. and held at more for very choice. Apples
dull at S3 25a4 per brl. Oranges: Messna st SIG
s per box, and Valencia at Slo@12 per case. Lem
oris at 81 5o(a5 6oper box.
Fish in moderate demand anG steady. We quote:
Extra m ess mackerel. 327928: No. large do, S25d9
"a. Mo. / medium. SO 50@1l: No. large do,
% 5O@lo No. medium de c ~ y Soss NO. large u
y
salmon, Q5@15 81 per bfi upper lake herring.
S3 75M4; lower do. S. 50@3 75 per half brl: No.
herring, 2s@30c per box: Goldfish. 4%.@5hc per
ib. sardines, quarter boxes. S12 50@lS per case;
and lib cove oysters 60cQSl per doc
Hides are quiet and steady at the following:
Green. 7@sc: wet salted. 81zt991ac; cry salted
ia@l4c: Amt 16(al7c; do selected, 1sG2ec per lb.
Sheep pelts, $lQ9l Is each; sheared do. 2@4oc.
Hops steady and quiet at sac per lb for prime
Eastern.
Hay is in fair demand and good supply We
ouote prime to choice timothy at SIS oO@16 go
and held 50c3S1 more per ion for No. loose
pressed Fair to good mixed at $lS 00@H co.
and common to prime hay $l0@l1 perton, all on
arrival
Hemp: Market steady for rough Kentucky and
moderate offerings, and quoted Si60a165 per ton
OH arrival Dressed at lac for double and 12@
l2hc for single dressed per lb.
Iron is quiet and steady. We quote
pig iron, 4 months: Hotblast charcoal-Hanging
Rock. No. I, per ton esi@32: do, NO
2 E,o 00@3l 90: do. forge. t29 00Qas0 90. Ten
nessee. Alabama, Georgla and Virginia
No. i ssom3l: DO No. q s2s@30; DO, forge, s28@
"a. Coid-biast charcoal-Hang1nR Rock car wheel
S5o@eo. Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia.
Alabama and Virginia, hot-blast stonecoal and
noke-Red short, No. 1. SsG@3S; do. No. q es5@s7;
10 forge. $Sia3s Ohis neutral No. l, S23@2s
DO No. 3 Ss71zs; do, forge, Sl6@2z Kentucky,
tennessee, Alabama, Georgia. Missouri and Vir-
ginia No. /. 81; do, No; 2 &2s; DO, forge: seS