The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET
CINCINNATI May Sl--2 P. N.

- aoa7 o. latter for patent process Family SELL
ing at 81 SOFAS Is. Extra 81 f0@4 90. Snpernne
at ss sO@s S. Low grads ~ eogs w per o'l
Rye -four at "A 75a4 90, as to quality.
Barley quiet. Fall at 95@97c. Spring good 70
prime at7J@75c per bu-
Rye is quiet and easy and sample prime 70
choice at SS990c per bu.
Oats Quiet Mixed s3@35c and white at s59
.87c per bu for good to choice.
Wheat steady and quiet Red hr u a lzls@i i5gi "a "a
for choice, and 81 lo@l II for No. 2, ana down TO
81 for common. Sales Of red No to-day at VI Il,
and good sample at 81 II per bu.
Corn quiet and steady. White ear sold at 42c'
Mixed ear sold OF 4lc for choice. and Offering at w
(940c for good to prime.
Lard quiet and easy, and currentmake at 645@
,61zc per lb, spot
MESS pork quiet and steady at SO 25 per brl.
Bacon quiet. Shoulders 45xt94szc, clear rib 6A
<a6.SOc, and clear sides I15@7Ac Sagar-eurea
hams 915@101ac per lb, canvased and packed.
Bnlk meats Shoulders 49405c, rib sides SIC
and clear sides nomnally 6 55@660 per lb loose.
COTTON.
Market quiet at yesterdays prices: Receipts
S24 bales Shipments 167 bales, Stock S!o5
bales The following are the local official
quotations.: Ordinary. SIC; good ordinary;
91Sc; low middnng, I9Ac; middhng, II zse; gooa
mfadhng, n1aG m'adling iam l2c' iaif' 'ac pef
pound
The market is steady and quiet and selling at
81 O6 per gallon.
Coffee is quiet and steady at 12h@19e for Mo
common to fancy yellow, 151a@lsc for Laguayra
and 24@2Sc for Java per lb
Molassas quiet and steady. New Orleans at IS
@55c. Refined syrups at 35@60c, as to qualrty
Rice in fair demand at 7@8c per lb for Louis
lana and Carolina.
- Sugar steady and fair demand. We quote New
Orleans raw 7s6aS5sc. Clarified at 9@1ec per ~.
Refined yellow at TA@sAc extra =
defed ga@I01sc, cut lDaf l8Ac, crushed D5se
per lb.
AnsCEII.ANEoUs.
Bark in moderate demand and ample receipts at
% 5O@10 for prime to choice chestnut oak.
beanssteady and auiet at 81 ,S5@1 90 for prime
10 choice and 81 10@l 20 for fair to good IN small
iobbing lots in storeper bu.
Bran is in good supply and steady at $A@14 90
per ton Shpstuffs dull at $l5@l6 per ton Mid
dlings in fair demand at $l7@22 per ton on arrl'
val. u. .... pa,
brush staslsc, red topped 4A@5Ae, green stalk
6@ss15c, and hnrl at 6s4@74c per lh
B,,fter quiet and steady, with ample receipts
and moderate trade. We quote creamery at $50
22c Prime to choice dairy at l2@l4c, and extra
Medium grades at 8@1oc, and common at 5@6c
perlb.
Weunote as follows: Flax ID at Zoe, ~ ID at
1Okc, and 2A lb at 101sc per yard, in lots and
Jute about lc higher than fax. Iron ties s. per
bundle.
BAGS in moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet We quote: Two-bushel cotton
seamless. 22a2bbc; single gunnies, 14@M,5cS; M =
uSSOe iSc; abnshel % %Snriaps, i2h@lsc Wool bags It
,88t@40c each.
Beeswax Quiet and steady and ample offerings
of prime yellow at 20c per lb.
Brooms. Market quiet with only moderate de-
mand and steady: We quote: common 4og
l 75 hurl 81 25@2 rs, shaker " 50@S w. and
steamboat 81 25@s3 75 per dozen.
Candles in fair demand and market steady. with
no material change Star candles at l2M@l3c,
sRnd rallow at 1O@1OMc per ID.
Cordage: Steady and demand moderate at 12A
.@l3c for MANILA, 101a@1lc fol sisal, 9@s%c for
jute peril
Cooperase: Steady and the demand moderate,
with no ouotable change. Flour-barrels 20@22c
pork brls. 65@75c: lard, 85@90G; nam tierces. 4C
1a45c; slack hhds. 81 20@l go; half hhds, 9O@95c;
lard kegs. Soc; and iron-Dound whisky parreis
81 25(91 35
Coopers stuff: Market quiet and steady, with
annie offerings We quote: Flour-barrel poles
s6a8: tight barrel poles, Sl0@12; hogshead poles
9g0020: rOugh barrei staVeS, Sao@Aoi noBSh-ao
saves, $1s@2 per NJ.
Cotton warns In moderate demand and market
steady We quote: Batting, 10@l5c: assorted
varns CSC. .coveret yarn, 20c; warp. 23c; wieking
nc: cofOred warp. 28c: twine, 2O@23c; rope in
per 10: No. 500, 11ac; No. 600. l01ac; No. 700
&c per doGens ay
Cheese is quiet at 91a@loc per lb. for factory
good to choice.
Coal steady and light retail demand at &c forOhlc
River. 1O@llc for Kanawha, lie for Y0ughiO-
/ eheny and 1l@l2c for Muskingum and Hooking
Valley per bn., and Is @6 50 for anthracite pei
ten, delivered
Coke dull, and held steady at &c for Gas house
and &c for crushed per bu. at yards. and &c more
delivered.
Eggs in ample supply and demand moderate a
10c per dozen.
Feathers fair and selling at 45c per lh fo
prime.
Fruits: Cherries selling at $406 per stand of
blu. and fair demand Strawberries in large
snpply and fair demand at $3614, good to prime
and choice lots "a SOFA 70 per stand. Goosebcrrie
sell at $4a4 so per bu, and demand fair with
moderate offerings Lemons in good demand ant
telling ct S4@5 per box. Oranges quiet at SO,
per box.
Fish in fair demand and the market steady. w
quote: Mackerel extra mess, $28@30: No. large
576gN: No. f! medium, 30 oo9ll %; No.
large, 81 50@8; No. medium. seas 80 per bri
lake herring, s. 50@7 rs; white fish, $6@6 So
per half brl: sarfines quarter D0xeA 4a2 t009l;
Der case: goldfish, 5@511c per ID, and smoked
herring. 2S@S0c per Dox.
Hons steady and in fair demand with mOdcr
ate offerings Prime to choice Eastern al $685.
perlb.
Hay quiet and steady Timothy $f4 50916, lat
ter for choice loose pressed. Mixed hay at 81
fQl3. Common at $g910 per ton on arrival, abou
q more in store. Straw at $9@lo Per ton.
Hides quiet and steady. Quoted, &c for green
H1S@9he for wet salted. R@l4c for dry salted
and i6@l7c for flint per h. and 50c0$1 20 eacf
for sheep pelts. Ill
Hemp In moderate demand at sl6oa165 pc
ton for rough Kentucky and 121s@l4c per lb 10
dressed
Iron quiet and steady. Pig iron: Hot blast char
coal! Hanging Rock. No. l. &27a2S; No. 23sG
az forge, S23a24; Southern, No. l. 81 @26
No 2S24@25: forge, S2302 per ton. Cold Bias
charcOal-Hanging Rock car-wheei Sa80n
Southern do, 3i8Ca5O per ton. Hot blast Stone
ceal and coke-Red short No. /, S25g3s; do. No
2. ts4aa5 Ohio neutral No. /. S26@a; do. No
2, Sz5026: Southern No. I, 25@26; do, No. 2
S24005 per ton. American Scotch-No.
S23@25; No. Q, $22@2i per ton. Wrought
iron quoted as followE Common bar Iron
per ID. exc; charcoal bar iron, per lb, 37oc
sheet iron, boiled Nos 10 to 27 per ID, 3H@4. zoe
sheet iron, charcoal. Nos 10 to q. per lb, 6.00@
6.20c.
Lead quiet and steady and jobbing at 5@51sc fo