The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-05
REVIEW OF THR CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINCINNATI. May 5-2 P. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

CINCINNATI May So p. M.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour is quiet. Fancy at s. 50@6 Is, and patent
up to s. per brL Family selling at "a 5000 10
and choice brands up to - % Extra at u 25t94 30
spe,ans a, 2 sSgs 20 a. snS AL low srsdes b
Oats quie6 No. mixed sold at s2(a34c, No.
white atSi@;sc. per bushel for fair to prime.
Rye ssuiet with No. 2 held at ss@S5c per
bu, without bids
Barley: Little doing and held firm. Fail, 05@
We choice a@s2c good to prime; spring, 6S9
75c, as to quality.
Corn quiet and steady. No. mixed shelled
sold al 40ac; mixed ear at 40942c, as to quality.
White ear 44@45c. prime to ehoiees and scarce.
= Wheat Is firm, and demand fair. Choice red
sold at 81 Is, and No. quoted 81 12H@1 -
Amber 81 1O0al Ia the latter for choice. Mixed
red and white sold at$l a.
, PROVISIONS
Mess pork quiet and firm at SO 25. and sold
at $40 50 for small jobbing lots .
Laru is firm, and in fair demand. Prime steam
current make ut 6.909695 per lb
Bacon auiet Shoulders 465@470e. clear rib
sides 6s4@sS0. clear sides 7ZeeI0 ner @ 10.
to average or brand. Shoulders 606Ac per ID,
csnyassed and packed.
BuTk meats in moderate demand Shoulders
S9094c. Short rib sides 615@64c per ID.
COTTON.
The market to-day Is steady. Receipts, 697 bales
Shipments, 234 bales. Stock, 1913 bales. The
official prices as follows: Ordinary. 9sc good or
dlnary, l0sac: low middling. nlsc; middlins.
111sc; good middhng. uaG midollng ia3s Azasc
tair, 1876 per pound.
WHISKY
Is in good demand and the market steady at 81 %
per gallon.
aKncERfse
Coffee Is quiet and steady at I21S@20c for COM
mon TO fancy yellow Rio, 1515 9ISc for Laguayra,
&027c for Mochs. and 25@2sc for Java, per lb.
Nolasses: New Orleans is in iuir demand at %
@57c per gallon Refined Wrups at 4OpS5e as To
quality. Maple syrupsat 759Soc per gal.
Rice is steady and in fair demand Louisiana
st 7@714c, and choice Carolina at Sc per lb.
sura, is in fair demand and market steady. We
quote New Orleans at 75S@S14c forraw, and $40
iOc for white clarified. Yellow refined S14@S4c.
extra 9@94c, A white 91af90sle. grsnnlsted and
powdered lO@1o14c, crushed losae, and cut LOAF
10s6@1ol2c per pound.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark is in good fair demand and firm at Sfe 50
013 so per cord.
Beans are in good supply and moderate de.
rnapd. We equote common Soa9lc. mir to good at
~ ka1 70, prime TO choice. 81 3a@l 40 per tom
About 10@l5c more for jobbing lots
Bran in good supply and quiet at$l5 5o@l6 per
ton. shipstufs at Sl7@la Middlinss at sls@A
pom ton on arrival iK bulk.
Butter: The market is quiet and steady and
the receipts are liberal. Prime to choice lots OF
dairy selling at 16@lsc with selections OF western M
lac, and inferior at S@10c per ID. creamery
selling at 22@25c per lb
Broom corn ID quiet and steady. We quote
Hurl at 61sg719c, green stalk braid at 6@6%c
red tipped 5951sc, and red brush 4@4Ec per 10
2ark Quiet ana steady at $13@l3 SO per cord for
prime to choice.
Bags: Market steady and quiet We quote
wool bags 42a45c, cotton seamless, l@24c for 2
busheI and 2S(930o for 3-bu- Burlaps, 5-bushel,
Maize; 4-bnshel, f31a @t4c; 2bushel. 9%9l0c;
gunnies 2-busheI, ;41a@t5c; double. 2Sc.
Banging: Demand fair, and market frn, at the
following: 2 lb fax. 10c 21s ID do, 1910 per yard
Jrte OF corresponding weights, lc per yard more
Jotiing lots shout Nc per lb beyond these fig
urea
4 Beeswax is quiet and steady. Prime yellow at
19@Mc per lb. 80
8roons in fair demand and the market steady
tB Gos4 for steamboat, 81 75@S 90 for Shsker,
S2 25S2 so for hurl, 81 4O@l 70 for common per
dozen.
Candles quiet and steady at previous prices,
TaIlow at tUh@I1c and star at 12@l2tae per ls.
Cooperage: Market steady and quiet. We quote
as follows Flour barrels 25SBc; PORK barrels, 65@
zoe; do half barrels, 45t95Cc: lard tlerces. 500
s5ts ham tterees, 456s50c; shack hhds. 81 25Sl 3d.
haIf hbds. 95c@$l whisky barrels, six iron hoops,
81 25@1 80 and lard kegs, 2S@30c eaeh
Coopers stuff In good supply and fai5 demand
poAS't
tIentbarrel peies sio912: hogshead poles, SOC
IS: rough barrel slaves. sl5ais; hoGshead staves'
taS@Qo per ~
Cotton yarn in moderate demand and steady
Quoted Batting. l1@isc pound yarls. 2ac .eS, car,
warp 1Sc per lb. Cotton rope, Iaci twlneI Zig
24c, and candlewlck 24c per 10.
f,nke In light demand but steady at Sc for Gas.
house. &c for crushed per bu at yards
cordage quiet and demand moderate Manila
at l3htal4e, sisal at l2@a21aes and jute at 92&
1015c perlb.
Cheese IS in moderate supply and quiet Prime
to choice. factory at ll14@l21aG per ID.
Coal is quiet and steady. Quoted Youghi0gheny
lie: Kauawna l9@1lc; Ohio River, 9@10c;
Muskingum and Hooking Valley H@l2e; Camp
bell Creek, lie per bu delivered to consumers.
Eggs at 9391ac per dozen for fresh, and demand
fair.
Fruits. Strawberries in light supply and selling
at s50a5 80 DER bu Apples quiet At 50 25@3 rs per
brl, lemons 81 50ta5 50 per boz and fair demand.
Oranges stesoy at Ma9ll for Vslencia per case.
and 81 5096 30 for Messina, per box.
Feathers quiet and steady at 45c per lb.
Fruits: Apples at SS@3 rs per barrel. Lemons
s5ab 80 pei box, Oranges at S4@5 for Mess!na
ner box. and s9li1 for Valentia per case. Dried
apples 7A@8c and dried peaches s1s@9e per ID.
sfish in moderate demand and steady. We quote
Extra mess mackerel g3S; s no ~ sfge ,ap uo szss S
a b0a10; No, medium do. 81 5o@S; No. . large,
S7@75O; No. $ medium, Sa8s 20 per brl: pekled
salmon, $i5@15 50 per bri; upper lake heInhg
herring, 2s@30e per box; Goldfish: 4ls@511e per
In: sardnes. quarter noxes al2 b0@l3 per case;
and lib cove oysters 6oeCSsl per doz
uav is Quiet and steady. Timothy, prime to
choice, at SIS 5o@16 so. and held 5oc@s1 more per
ton for No, 1loose pressed Fair to good mixed
atsl3@l4, and common prime nay siosll pe' 'on'
uidoe a,a o,.iet and steady at the following: