The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
C1NCINN ArI MAN NJ 2. II

FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour has been quiet with only a moderate local
demand and steady. with no material change in
prices. Fancy brands at S. 60@6 25. and held up
to 81 40 for patent process as to quality or repu-
tation Family selling at "a s595 %; extra in
at eS 6O93 IS, and low grades dull at 81 6O@S %
Der bril- Rye -four quiet and steady at "a 75S4 90
per brl for good TO choice Northwestern.
Barley neglected and little offering. Fan at
sS@s6c as to qualify: good to choice spring nom
inal at 10 @75c latter No. 2.
Oats quiet and easy White at s5@37c for good
to choice. Mixed at SSSS4c per bu, and inferior
dsll at sI@32c.
Rye quiet and easy with No. 2selling OF Soc per
bu.
Corn in fair demand. Mixed ear selling at 100
42c, as to quality or location No. 2shelled at 400
Ac. White shelled 411a@42c per bu.
Wheat steady and quiet. Red at 81 12@l Is
Amber 81 1901 l3 good to choice per bu.
PRovsIoSA
Lard quiet and steady and prime steam cur
rent-make at 61a@65 55c per ID, ana held at the
latter.
Mess pork in moderate demand and selling at
SO 25@lO 80 per brl.
sugar-cured meats in fair demand and steady.
Hams at 91a@101ac per lb: breakfast bacon at
s14@S54c. Shoulders at b1s@ec per io' eanVased
and packed.
Bacon Quiet and steady. Gear sides 720@7Ac
per lb, clear rib sides 6.S096S5c. Shoulders ooc
perlh
d, Bulk meats quiet. Shoulders at 4c short rib
sides at .209614C, and clear sides nomlna AZ 900
$3.50 per lb loose.
The market hos been steady during the week.
out easier at the close to-day. Receipts 2,6Ss
bales Shipments 1,164 bales. Stock b,62S bales
The following are the local authorized quotations
for this market: Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary,
9Ac low middling. 1O5sc; mlddling lie: good
middung. llHc; mjddlmg fair l2c; tatr l3c per
pound.
Market firmer than the first OF the week, with
sales at 81 o. snd closing easy at 81 06 per gallon
and active demand.
Coffee was in fair demand and the market
steady at previous prices we qnote NO com
mon at 1212@lSIe; fair to good l4gl6c; prlms, 70
per lb Java at 24@2sc. Mocha at 26@27c. La
guayra at 26@27 per h.
Molasses: The market was quiet and de-
mand moderate and quoted as follows;
fined syrups at $4,000, and maple syrup at 500
85Gper gallon.
Rice has a Quiet steady market and selling at
7@71sc for Louisiana and 7,4@Sc for Caro- ina per
Sugar has a fair steady demand and no material
changeS in prices New Orleans sells
ye yellow ',4silliti sslzliitied and sHe1ee ior white
do per lb. Refined yellow at 740SHc, extra G
S5Sa9c, A white 94(g95sc, granulated and pow
dered sb@lo1sc' cut loaf loAc, crushed 1910
per ID.
MIsCELLANE0Ua
Bark has been quiet and steady and the re.
ceipts ample and selling at 50 50gl0 30 per cord
for prime TO choice chestnut oak.
Bayging: Demand moderate and market steady.
We quote as follows: Flax 2 ID at 1Oc 21s Id at
1o14c. and 2A lb at l01Sc per yard, in lots and
in jobbing way quoted at 12c pei. yard higher.
Jute about 1c higher than fax. Iron ties IS per
bundle
Bags in moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet We quote: Two-bushel cotton
seamess. 22a251sc; single gunnies, T@l5e;
double gunnies, 23c; ~ -bushel buraps, 9%@
10c; 4bushel burlaps, 121s9l3c. Wool bags at
33940c each.
Beans have moderate steady demand We
ouote Prime to choice white at 81 35@1 49, fail
to good at $1 1Oyl 20 and inferior at 75@0t
per bu.
Beeswax Quiet and steady and ample offerings
of prime yellow at Zoe per lb.
Brooms: Market quiet with only moderate de-
nlsnd ana steady. We quote: Common III 400
IS, hurl 81 25ta2 rs, shaker 81 5093 w. ano
steamboat So 2593 rs per dozen.
Broom corn has quiet and steady market anc
moderate offerings We quote: Red brush 4@4Nc
red topped 4,4@5Ac, green stalk 6So1c' ana hur
at6I@714c per 10.
Bran has been quiet aud weak. and liberal Of
ferings at $l4@l! 50 per ton ships'nts neglect
sGQ
fair demand at sl7@22 per ton in bulk on arri
val; held $l92 more in store.
Butter has been in large supply, and the mar
ketiauet and rather heavy. The local demand
fair and moderate packing trade. Creamery at II
a22c, as to qualify. Prime to choice dairy at l2l
l4c and extra selections OF Western Reserve at il
@i6c per lb Fair to good lots at S@lOc, and com
mon at 5(96c per lb
Candles in fair demand and market steady, witt
no material change Star candles at l21aDlSc
and tallow at 1O@101ac per lb
Cheese has had quiet ami easy market, with
good supply and moderate demand. We quote
prime to choice factory at 9H@Ioc per lb.
Cordage: Steady and demand moderate at l21
@lSc for MANILA, 10>a@1lc foI sisal, 9G9%c fo
jute perlb.
Cooperage: Steady and the demand moderate
with no quotable change. FlOur-barrels. O022c
pork bris, 65g75c: lard. S5@90t; nam tierces. A
@45c; slack hhds " 20@l SO half hhds, go9soc
lard kegs. SOC; and iron-bound whisky barrels
81 25913 35
Coopers stuff: Market auet and steady, will
ample offerings We quote: Flourbarrel poles
! 'sS@s: aeht-barrel poles, S0@l2 hogshead poles
4 S2S@25: rough barrel slaves, tl5@Sj hogshest
II slaves, slSa20 per ~
4 Cotton warns In moderate demand and marke
\ steady. We quote: Batting, 10@15c; ass0rtee
yarns, 23c coyerlet yarn, 25c warp. &c; wicking
per ID; No 500, 1115c; No. GOO. 1o1lc; No. 700
9%c per dozen.
Coal: Demand moderate, market steady Rate
to consumers delivered: 1l012c for Hockiny
Valley and Muskingum, lie for Campbell Greek
1O0lic for Yougnicgheny. 10c for Kanawha. ant
SC Tor Ohio River. per bu and $6 300 SO for al
thracite per ton.
/ Coke has moderate demand and steady. Gas
house at &c. crushed &c, city manufactured 10c pc
bu at yards, and &c more delivered to con
Bumers.
Eggs have moderate demand and the suppl,
liberal and fresh are selling At 9H010c pc
dozen.
Feathers in good supply and fair demand. ant
prime geese sell at 45c per Id.
FISH in fair demand and the market steady W
quote Msckepel extra mess, S28a30: No. l large
l26@27 No. medium. 80 00t0ll 90; No.
| large, "a 50l9; No. Q medium. 81 60@S: No.
J large 81 SOFAS; NJ. 3 medium, s616 30 per bri
! lake herring. 50 f0@7 rs; white fish. s6@s 50
4 per hslf-b sardincs quarter boxes, 312 50@1
( per case; Goldfish. 5ts511c per lb, and smoket
herring 23(930c per DOx.
Fruits: Cherries In fair demand and moderate
receipts, and selling at S3@4 for good to prime
81 SOFAS for choice per stand Of bll. GOOseberrie
in fair demand at A94 80 per stand Of Du
and few on the market Strawberries selling a
Ss@b per stand Of D bu, but choice at s7@S 30
Apples dull and light supply at 1904 per barre
I fair doryo M at vuo