The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-03
RHvIRW OF THE CIICINNATI DAILY
MARKET.

Flour is steady and quiet Family at "a S5@ |
$40 Extra 81 t0@4 20 Superhne az eS Jugs 70:
Low grades 50 S593 275 per brl. Rye Hour at
SI 6O@4 s. per brl. Fancy brandsat IS S5@6. and
held up TO 81 for patent as TO quality or reputa-
tion.
Barley is firm and quiet. Spring at 7o976,
and fall prime to choice at 2@s1c per pushel.
Oats are in moderate demand and steaoy:
Mixed 33@34c good to prime, and NO 2ngnt az
85c. White prime to choice at 36@S7c per pu
Rye is, steady and quiet, and quoted SS0s5c for
prime to choice sample on tnck.
oca steady MSsS ear selling sal No M Saa
4OMc for No. 2 White ear at f@42c for prime
to choice. .
wheat quiet. Red at 81 12@1 Is prime to
choice, and 81 09@1 II fair to good sample. Amber
81 0s@l 10 and down to$l for lnferlof'
PROVISIONS
Lard steady and quiet at 61ac for current-make'
Mes. pork quiet and demand moderate at $40 I"
per brl.
Bulk meats quiet and firm. Shoulders at 41eS
,kl5c and short rib sides at 6ssc per ID.
Bacon steady. Clear sides 1907 ,s5e. clear rib
,szlc and shoulders 4A@4 SOC per lib packed
Sugarcured hams at 9A@l0Iac, Us 10 ptano vi
average.
Market firm and best grades 10 higher. Stock
.s0s5 bales Receipts Ss2 bales shipments se7
bales The local quotations are as follows: "
.dinary. Ss1c: good ordinary. SIC: low middling.
i0Ac; middling, n1sc; good middhng. n7ac
mjddiing inr 121ac: iair 1910 per pound
WHISKY.
y The demand is fair and market STEADY anu
quiet at 81 06 per gallon.
sKnc.xrsA
Coffee: Market quiet and steady we anose t
Laguayra 16@lSc, Mocha 26@y7c. Java 2.YZec
and Rio l21a@19c for common to fancy yenow
perlb.
Molasscs is in moderate demand and steady.
New Orleans at 45@55c per gallon. Maple syrup
's5@8oc Sorghum and refined syrups 81 so@ooc'
per gallon.
1t TN@sc and Louisiana 7@7He per 10.
Sugar is in fair demand and quiet We quote:
Refined yellow at 7$408Ac, extra Z
V1f@9c, A white gN@95se, granulated and pow
deTrd g1sSlose' cut LOAF lo'sc' ofnsnea iD2''
per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans Quiet and steady. Common 75@sOc. fair
to good white 81 l5@l 25 and prime 70 cnoice
aavys 81 40@1 SO per bu.
yaltter is quiet and steady The receipcs are
large and demand moderate. Dairy at l2@l4e for
mime to choice and 1516c for selections OF West
.ern Reserve. Medium grades at S@loc and COM
mon at 5@6c per ID.
Bran quiet and steady At sssls % ., per sqns n
merton on arrival and 81 more in store.
Bark is quiet with moderate demand and sell
ing at S10@10 90 per cord for prime chestnut OAK.
Broom corn steady and quiet We qu0ye: Red
brush 4(041eC. red topped 4%4@o4c, Sieeu S'aik
6a6Nc, ana hurl at 6s5zzg7hc per ib
tagging: Demand moderate and market steady
We quote as follows: Flax lb at 10c. ~ lb at
io,Ic, and 2A lb at l01sc per yard in lots ana
inoobing way quoted at a. per yara an higher g es
bundia
:. Rags in moderate demand and the market
steady ana quiet We quote: Two-bushel cotton
ssamiess. 22@251Sc; single gunnies, ,Agi5e;
double gnnnnsS Ssrans @ Woo Sass ss
$50 40c each.
Beeswax Quiet and steady and ample offerings
of prime yellow at 20c per lb
Brooms: Market quiet with only moderate de,
mand ana steady. We quote: Common vi AUG
Is hurl % 25ea2 rs, shaker 81 5e9S w. and
steamboat So 25taS rs per dozen.
Candles iu fair demand and market steady with
no material change Star candles az 121agl3c,
and uallow at 10@l0hc per ID.
Cordage: steady aad demand moderate at 12z1
@l8c for MANILA, 10>s@1lc foI sisal 9@9Nc for
jute perth.
Cooperage: Steady and the demand moderate,
with no quota5le chsnge t;erose u
albc: slack hhda 81 20gl 80; hah hhd4 %eSssc;
lard tegs soc; aud iron-hound whisky osrie's'
81 2501 35 =,
ample offerings We quote: FiOnr-barrei poles,
ssaS: hghtbarrel poles, $l0012; hogshead poles.
SSo@2G rough barrel slaves, sf5@.s; hogshesd
sIaves slSa30 perm.
Cotton yarns In moderate demand ana market
steady We quote: Batting, lo@i5c; assorted
warns 23c coveret yarn, 2oc warp, &c; wicKlhg,
5sc. colored warp, nc: twine. 20a18c; rope l9c
Der 10: No 500, 1l1ac; No. GOO. lo1ac; No. 7oO'
0He per dozen.
Coal: Demand moderate and market steady.
Delivered to consumers rs follows: OhioFivef VI
o. Kanawha 10@llc; Yoaghiogheny. l0l2c:
Hooking Valley and Muskineum, u@l2c per bu.
Coke: Market quiet and steady and unchang ed.
Gas-house Sc and crushed &c per bu. at yards, and
nc more in store.
Cheese quiet and steady. and selling at 9H@1Oc
for prime to choice, per ID
Faps are firm and the receipts moderate, and
selling at 1.@l21sc per dozen for fresh.
Feathers are selling at 45c per lb, and demand
fair with ample receipts.
Fruits. Cherries at tsa4 per stand of 2 bushels
and good supply. Strawberries in ample supply
and Selling at So 5O@4 for choice and S2@3 fol
(. fair to good lots, per stand OF bu. Gcose
lSerries at $3@3 SO per stand ana iaiI demand.
Fish in fair demand and the market steady We
quote: Mackerel extra mess. S2Sa3O: No. large
8l6m5: No. | medium. xl0 OOgll W. NO.
isrye, IS bOns; No. 2 medium. to@s; No. Y
large 81 5O0gS: No. medium, s696 so per brl
lake herring s. l097 rs: white fish. .$6@6 50
rrr balf.bri: sardines. quarter p0xes SO 6O@l;
Der Gaze; goldfish. 5g51ac per ID. and smoked
herring. 1930c per p0x.
Hides in fair demand snd steady Green. 7@8c
wet salted. s1z@s1a; Dry salted lS9lAc. flint
i66sI7c per Id; sheep pelts, 6oc0$1 u each.
eastern at 37@4Oc per To-
Hay: Market quiet and the demand moderate
Common prairie hay at s9610: medium. $l2@l3
prime TO choice timothy, sl4@15 and No, loose
Dressed at SIG per ton allin bales on arrival
HEMP is in moderate demand and steady We
quote rough Kentucky at $l60@l6s per ton OF
arrival. Single dressed l2h@lSc and double al
t1i6al4Nc per lb.
Iron quiet and steady. Pig iron: Hot blast char
co6 Hanging Rock, No. |. S27@28; NO. 2.$26a
27 forge, S23a2i; Southern, No. l. e2 @26
No. sz4925 forge. S28024 per ton. Cold bias
charcoal-Hanging Rock car-wheel $4S@52
Southern DO, siSa5O rer ton. Hot blast stone
coal and coke-Red short No. l. $2o@36; do, No
q S,4a85: Ohio neutral No. l, $26@I7; do No
q s25@26: southern No. /. s25@26; do. No.
S24a2s per ton. American Scotch--No J.
Sx,ss25; No. Q. s22@2i per ton. Wrought
iron quoted as follows Common bar iron
ner lb. PIC; charcoal bar iron, per ID. 2Dc
sheet iron, boiled. Nos. 10 to 81 per Id, Uc
sheet iron charcoal, Nos 10 to "a, per lb 6.00@
620c.
Leather In fair jobbing demand at the follow
ing: Oak sole, S6940e er ib hemlock, 25@S1c
harness leather. 86@39c rough harness
2S@S2c; skirting do 40@f2c per 10; bridl'
iesfner. NS@6o per doz; American KIP. e5075'
per Id: French do 9O0Sl 25; American calfskins
s0c@Si 10: frsnch do, q DOi ". and uppe
leather. 1Sd22c per foot