The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-08
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
CINCINNATI May So P. N.
rI0UR AND GRAIN.

CINCINNATI May SO P. NJ
flour AND GRAIN |
Flour in fair consumptive demand and the
market steady. Inquiry chiefly for best grades |
up to S. % per bril- Extra at "a 25a4 60, supernne
at So 50a4 80, and low grades offering down 10
q SO. according to qualty, per bri Kye nour
firm at 81 S0a4 Is per brL Fancy brands OF win
ter wheat at IS 6596 25 and patent process up 10
81 25, as 70 quality or reputation, per brl.
Barley quiet ana nearly nominal Very little
on the market, and demand lighi. Spring 6O@
I6c for No. and ior good to prime Seaar ssm
and good 10 prime sample at S5@S7c per bu.
Oats firm and Quiet. No. Q white selling to-
tfay at 8Sc, and mixed at 83R35c, fair to prime.
Corn steady and demand fair. Choice yellow
ear sold at 46c; prime mixed ear at 42c ana cnoice
held at 4sc. No. 2 mixed sneied soia to'oay ~
4Oc and No. at SOC. White shelled sold at 4l@
42c, and white ear held at 44@45c per bu.
Wheat Demand moderate and market steady.
No, amber selling ut 81 II, and inferior down 10
a. a. TO quality. Red nj IL 12@1 IA for goon 10
prime, and choice red held at 81 l6 ana selilng
at 81 i5 per Blu. White scarce and not quotaDle.
PROVISIONS
LARD: Demand fair for current make steam, anu M
quoted SIC per lb, spot Kettle leaf quiet al N
@6Ssor city. Prime winter sream auii anu hon'
inal.
Mess pork quiet and steady at $40 250l0 S7h
per brl, spot. Mostly small jobbing lots
sngsr cured hams steady ana in fair jobbing
demand at 9(910c per lb as to average. Breakiast
bacon at S9SHe. shoulders 59@61ac per ID can
vased and packed.
Bacon Quiet. Shoulders at 4Aa48oc. clear rib
g. 6SO96hc and clear sides 7.S50I4Oc per ID
packed.
Bulk meats in moderate demand Shoulders
ut 4o, Short rib sides 615@614c per ID. loose
Clear sides merely nominal.
COTTON
The market is quiet but steady and prices un-
changed. Receipts for the past week. 5,7l6 pales.
Shinments 6. SOB bales. Stock, 6S63 bales. Sales
reported at the Cotton Exchange, 54S bales 81 Ine
local quotations are as followE Ordinary S2sc
rood ordinary, l0sGc; low mtddling, 1zsc; mio
ding, I11fc; good middhns. n1sc; middling iaif'
125aGe tail. 1879 per pound
WHISKY
The demand active and market steady and firm.
+ 6ales at 81 O6 per gallon.
F GKoGRxTes
Coffee steady and quiet with fair conspmptiye
demand. We quote: Java. 25@2Sc Moeh'., 2bQ9
27c. Rio, common to fair. at l2I@2Oc; good 10 10
prime, 15@17c choice, l8@lSh; fancy yeiloW' ~
@2Oc per ID. Lasuayra, l6@lSc
Molssses In fair demand, and New Orleans easy
at 45@52c gofd to choice; maple syrup, 7o9gooc
Der gallon; refined syrups at 4O@6Oc per gsilon'
as to quality.
Rice steady and fair demand, and choice Caro-
lima at Sc and Louisiana at 7Qg7ac per ID.
snga.: Steady and fair Sonsumptiye dc, dse,
man0. we QuOtes NcW AiSnho Law eo
7z@s,Sc, clarified yellow at ss4@se, white 9%@
iOc per ib Refined yellow at S@s}ac, extra 81
ayc, A white 91aGs9h4c, granulaled and powdered
1t 9M@lO1sc, crushed lO1s@lOHc, and cut loai
105Ic per pound.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bapcinu in moderate demand and steady. Flax
2 ID JDc, ~ Id at 10c, IN ID at 1919 per yard.
Jobbins lots about nc more, Jrte neld lc hignei
! than flax Iron cotton ties Ss per bundle.
Bags quiet and steady, the demand being mod
crate. We quote as follows: Bur.aIs, 4-bushei
lSal3kc; 2.bushS. 9G914c; gunnies, 2-bushei
.4S@i5c: double, 23c: cotton seamless 2-bushe
lOa!5c; and 3-bushel do 2S@32c each; wool pags
42@45c EACH
Hark has a firm, quiet market and moderate
offerings and prime chestnut oas AZ $lo@la o'
per cord.
Beeswax in fair demand and steady and I'M
changed, We quote prime yellow at zoe per lb.
4 Rark quiet ana steady at Sl3@lS 80 per cord fo
| prime to choice
Beans have dull market and nominally un
chan ed. We quote prime to choice wh'te ol
| navy at 81 350l 45, and held 10@15c m0le To-
small jobbing lots. Fair to GOOD ut VI lOYl 10
\ Common 75@9Oc per bu.
Browns: Demand moderate and steady. WI
quote: Common sell ng at ~ S5Nal rs, Shaker ant
/ fiurl 81 50e3. steamboat s393 80 per dozen.
Bro m corn in moderate supply and fair de
mand at the following: Red bra 4@ tac, rec
tiRped 595Nc, green stalk braid e@6Ae an'
held 797t &c per ID.
Bran has moderate demand and market cas-
under liberal offerings and selling at Sl5 500
Is rs per ton. Shpstuffs neglected at SIG 500
1850 Mddlings at $lSYl per ton and Ill La
demand, all on arrival ana w more in store.
But,er: The market is steady and quiet and cas-
and prices have rather Il declining tendency. tn,
L receipts continue large and there is not much DO
ing beyond the moderate local trade. fdcktrsar
buying only At lowest prices. we quote. cam
cry at 22@25c for prime 70 rholce DAILY az asS1 !,
0lSc for prime to choice lots; l2@l4c Tor fair u
good and 8s10c for common per 10
I Candles quiet and steady. with moderate de
mand. Common tallow at 10I@llc. and star a
12@1211ac per Id.
Cheese rather dull, with moderate offerings, ant
prime to choice factory at ll1a@l2c per Id.
Cprdagc: ,yaemand m -derate and market steady
and no material change. We quote jule 9%@lOc
sisal 12@al21ac, Manila at l3HSl4c per 10.
A Coouerage in moderate demand and steady
\ Quoted: Flour barrels 25@3Oc; pork barrels, 6OQ
s5 lard terces' So@s4c nan Meces, aoSsoo. bu
rails. IRON bound, IL 25(S1 ~. and lard Kegs, 2SG
Soc each.
Coopers' stuff in ample supply and fair demand
We quote: Slack-barr poles, $6@8: nghtbarre
tpoles $l0112: h0gshead poles, $0O9Z5 per n
per M.
! coal in moderate demand for the season an
steady at the follow ng: g:YoughiOgheny 1ic; Kama
VIVA, lO@1lc; Ohio Rive, 9@ Oc; Muskingum an
iipcking Valley ll@l2c; Camphe Creek llc pc
~ delivered to consumers Anshracite NJ w
~ so er ton, delivered.
Coke quiet and steady Gashouse al &c. cr,ishe
+ &C. and city manu- actu ed at l0c per Dl Q
ards. and held 1@2c more delivered to COZ
liners.
cation warns: Demand moderate and mark(
lady We quote as follows: Batting, n@l6'
,und warns, 24c: carpet warp, white. Ac; dt
lnred. 29c: coyerlet wsrp. 26c per ID. Cotto
ma. 2Oc twlne, 2l@24c, and candiewlck FAC pe
Eggs: Receipts large and the demand light an
arEet easy with fresh freely offered at S12@9c pr
zen.
Featbers in fair demand at 45c per lb for prim
1ese and moderate receipts
Fish: Quiet market, and steady at the following
acIereI. extra mess, SIS; No. large, 326927: M
'meo,I,m xiO@ll: No. large, Us 50@9; No.
edium. 81 COOS: No. 3 large. 81 50g8; No. 3 IN,
ium. y606 aO per br; lake herring, W o0@S u
mite fish, $6g6 Super half bri: sardines. dusrtt
,xes, Sl2 5OQgl3 per case; Goldfish. 4hY5%c per Il
I'd smoked herring. 23030c per b0x.
fruits: Apples scarce and firm at SS 5o@5 p'
i. as to quality, and some very choice held {
5O0o6, Ier b,i, strawberries in Light supp y all
I'M. and selling ut S6t98 for good to prime, an
,IIs-p tn sl0Nl2 for ch0ice lots per bush
,nda.S6 eshons at S4(15 per box. Oranges: Me
IA st 81 56D5 50 per box, and Valencia at $50
n ease Dried apples at 7h@Sc, and drif
aches S1569c per lb Foreign fru Is stead;
80. t..trVr INC IN ri