The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-01
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET.
CINcrNNArr. June 1-2P. NJ
FInuk AND. GRAIN.

Family at S4 gOG5 20. Extra ST 4QGa4 65. Super
fine at iss 6O9s 80. Low grades " be@s oo per
Sbrl. Rye flour at 4 6594 s. per brL
Barley is quiet and steady FAN at 92@97c for
prime TO choice Spring nominal.
Corn quiet and steady. Noi mixed shelledat
395Sc No. 2 401Ic. Mixed ear, 40c for good; 4l@
4lhc for prime. White corn, 4!@4Sc prime to
choice.
Rye is quiet and steady and sale of No. 2 re-
ported at SIC but is generally held at i@2c higher
Oats Quiet Mixed 34@a5c. and white at SEQ
SIC per bu. Inferior dull and nominal :,
Wheat steady and qniet. Red at 81 l0@1 II
good to prime, and 81 1S@l IA for choice Amber
-203c less than red.
PROVISIONS.
Lard quiet and firm at SIC per lb for current
make
Mess pork firm and demand fair at $40 so per
Bacon quiet Shoulders Az4@4. s9c clear rib
6J4c, and Gear sides 7HGpeflb, packed. Sugar
cused hams 91s@lO1ac per lb, as to average.
Bulk meats steady and firm: shouiders4@4 10e,
rib sides 6401630c, and clear sides held at 6609
'6sac per lb.
Market easy and quiet. Receipts 931 bales. Ship
ments III bales. Stock 1893 bales Ihe local
quotations are as follows Ordinary ,iS4c: good
ordinary. 9Nc: low middling. leMc; mlaohng.
i1Ac: good middling, llac mjddling faif l2c;
tair, l3c per pound.
The market is steady and demand fair and sell
.ingat SlI06 perggallon.
G@ sRngIRrns y
Coffee: Market quiet and steady. We quote
Rio 121agl9c, Java A@2sc.- Mocha 0lS21c. anu
Laguayra16@fSc per lb.
Moasses: The demand is fair, and market
firm for New Orleans AZ 45@55c per gallon. Ma
pie syrup 75@S5c. Refined syrups at 35@6Oc, as
EQUALITY.
Rice in fair demand at7@sc per ib for Louis
ana QII
Sugar is in fair demand and quiet We quote:
Refined yellow AZ r754@814c, extra q
SsS@9c, A white 9A@95Sc. granulated and pow
dered sN@lo1sc, cut loaf 1o14c' crushed lo'ac
per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bark.is firmer under moderate offerings -ard
prime to choice at s$l0@1lpereord atioat.
Beans: Market STEADY sand quiet Prime to
choice at 81 S06l1 40 fair to good SlNl TO- and
coihmon at 75@SOc and held 1o@l5cfimore for
small jobbiIg lots.
Bran is steady, and ample receipts and selling
at S4dll4 so per tOn.t6hipstufis quiet and steady
ssGSl5Q9I6 per ton. Middlingsiin fair demand at
Sl7@22 per ton. all in bu,k on arrival.
Butter in fair local demand for the best grades,
and packers buying only moderately. Dairy sell
ing at 1870 sc for prime to choice, and some fancy
selections of Western Reserve by the single pack
age at i6@l7c. Fair to good at 99llc, and in
~ferior as toQuality, at 6@7c perlb. creamery at
s20@22c for prime to choice.
~ Broom corn steady and quiet. We quote: Red
brush 4941.c. red topped 4A@5Ac, green stalk
6@t1sc, and hurl at 6s4@7Ac per lb
Bagging: Demand moderate and market steady.
We quote as follows: Flax lb at .1Oc 2slb at
1O11c and 2A lb at 1910 per yard, in lots and
IN jobbing way quoted at 12c per yard higher.
Jute about 1c higher than fax. Iron ties $3 per
bundle. Z
Bags in moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet We quote: Tw0-buShel cotton
seamless. 22@251Sc; single gunnies, ;4@l5cs
double gunnies, 23c; %-bushel buraps, '91a@
l0c; 4bushel burlaps. 121a@l3c. Wool bags at
B8@40c each.
Beeswax Quiet and steady and ample offerings
~of prime yellow at zoe per Id.
Brooms Market quiet with only moderate de-
mand and steady. We quote: Common 81 400
/ 75, hurl 50 25a2 rs, shaker 81 i5O@3 0U. and
steamboat So 25s3 rs per dozen.
Candles in fair demand aud market steady, with
nOamateria change Star candles rat 121aD13e
and tallow at 10@l0Hc per ID.
Cordage: Steady and demand moderate at IN
@l8c for MANILA, 10M@l1c foI ssai 9@91ac for
jute peril
tCoopeaVe: STEADY and the eIiemand moderate,
with no quotabe change; Fdour-6srrels 2oS22e; q
945c slack hhds. 81 20@l so; half hhds, 9O@95c;
lard kegs, SOC; and iron-bound whisky barrels
81 2531 35 -.--.......,
Coopem stun: Market quiet and steady, with
eampleIofferings We quite: <Flour-barrel poles.
$6ds8 tight barrel poles, Sl0012; hogshead poles
gS20@25: rough abarreisstaves, cl6Ql8; hOgshsad9
staves $l8@20 per NJ
Cotton yarns in moderate demand and market
steady. We quote: Batting, lO@lSc; assorted assorted
23c; coiored warp. 8c: twine. O@23c; rope, 1876
per ID; No 500, 1lhac No. 600, 1o1ac; No. ZOO.
$40 Der dozen. Z
River, 1O@llc for Kanawha, l1c for YOugnio-s
.eheny and 1l012c for Mnskingum and Hooking
Valley per bu. and IS @6 so for Anthracite per
ton, delivered.
Coke dun, and held steady at &c for aashouse,
and &c for'crushed perl at yards and DC more
delivered.
Cheese is in fair demand and market steady;
selling at 91a@l0c per lb.
Rryxarein fair demandand market steady and
fresh sell ut 1O9licpes dozen.
=. Fsathcrsat 45cper lb for prime gesse and the
demand fair.and market steady.
Fruits: Strawberries at $3@5 per stand OF two
bushelsand large TeceiptS Cherries at t4Q96per
stand. 'Gooseberries at S2@$. 81 per Du and fair
demand with m derae receipts.
. Fish in fair demand and the market steady We.
Quote Mackerel extra mess s2sSSo Ho No: 70: large
lsMe SS SUfi9; No. medium 81 5O@8: No. u!
large 81 W098; No.58 medium. ts6@6 80 Der br;
lake herring. So 5O@7 Is; white fish. $6@6 5U;
per half-brl; sardlnes, quarter boxes, $12 50(G13
Der caae Goldfish. 5@51fc per ib, and smoked
herring, 2B@30c per Dox.
Hides Quiet at,d steady. Quoted. 80 for green.
Bl1@9%c for wet salted 12@l4c for dry salted,
and 16@l7c for flint per lb, and 5Uc9$l % each
for sheep pelts ..' ..l.a.J rit5
HAY is IN moderate deInand ana market steady
atS15@16 for prime to choice timothy; $l2 500
l3 SO for medium grades and $l0@l1 for common
per ton on arrival
Hops firm, and demand for prime to choice
eastern at 37@4Oc per 10.
Henri: The market is steady and quiet, and
rough Kentucky sells at $l60@165 per ton on ar
rival; dressed in store at 12%@13c for SINGLE and
la@lllacfor double dressed, per lb.
Iron quiet and steady. Pig iron: Hot blast char
coal. Hanging Rock. No. !. SHOPS NO. 2.s26@
"a: forge, ss2za2i; Bouthem, No. !. 81 @16;5
No. 2s24925: forge. S2s0A per ton. Cold Blast
charcOal-Hanglng Rock car-whed ei5@52;
Southern do, $i8ta5O per ton. Hot blast stone
coal and coke-Red short No. /, $25@36; do. No.
Q, S34G35; Ohio neutral No. l, S26@27 do No.
2, S25@26: Southern No /, $25@1; do. No. 2,
SN@2, per ton. American Scotch-No. !,
s2SS25; No. o $229A per ton. Wrought
iron quoted as follows Common bar iron,
per lb 2Hc; charcoal bar iron, per lb, 3IOc;
sheet iron, boiled. Nos 10 to q per lb, 8S94 7Oc;
sheet iron, charcoal, Nos. 10 to q, per ID, 5000
6.2Oc.
Leather in fair jobbing demand at the follow.
ing: Oak sole, S6@14Oc er Id; henalook. G9SlG
harness leather 86@89c; rough harness,
28I32c: skirtng do 40@42c per lb; bride
leather. s4Sa6O per dOz; American kip. 55O75c
Fer ib: 1rench DO, 9ODtl 25; American calfskins,
sOc@sl 10: french do. u 2o01 75. and upper
leather 1s@22c per loot
Lead quiet and easy at 4L@5c for pig, SIC for
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