The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKET
CINCINNATI May 1912 P. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

CINCINNATI May 1o-2PM.
FLOUR AND GRAIN
Flour is steady and fair demand. Fancy at IS 50
@6 Is, patent process al S. 50@7 s. per br, family
at S5@5 rs. Extra at "a 25@i 60, supeIhne at s. SO
as s.. and low grades at 81 50@3 per brl. Rye
-four at "a COCA 75 per bril- as 70 quality or reputa-
tion. ti
Wheat is firm and quiet. Red at 81 1901 16 for
good to choice sample Amber ct 81 l09l ~
latter for No. and held at 81 lS91 Il Tor
choice.
Barley dull and light offerings Spring 66@75c
and fall at S7@s5c per bu for sample lots good to
choice. t'-,. sltt,f{rs1 1Gt moods,
Rye quiet and firm, with No 8 on track selling
at SOC, and No. 2 at g2c Der bu.
Oats steady: Mixed at S5@S51sc, for No. 2,
and white at SIC, per bu; inferior at 32@3Sc and
dull. 80 r.
Corn quiet and steady: No. 8 mixed shelled
at SsIc; No. Eat 4O1a@4lc per bu; mixed ear at
41@4Sc; good TO choice white or yellow ear Of 44@
A5e per bu.
PROVISIONS. E
Lard is quiet and steady ct l6.S516Hc per ID for
prime steam current make. ..-
Mess pork is steady at SO Is per brl, spot.
Bulk meats are quiet, and shoulders at 4c.
and clear rib sides 6l5@6.2Oc per lb. loose.
Bacon steady. Shouldersat 4k@4sOo. rib
6SOa66 S5c, and clear sides 7.30@L35c per lb:
packed.
Market was weak and nc lower. Receipts 6SA
bales. Shipments 4l5 bales. Stock 7l32 bales.
The local quotations as follows: Ordinary. 9Ac'
good ordinary. lOAc; low middling. 1ic: md ,I.i
ding, llasc; good middhng. nNG miooiing isf'
12Ac; lair 1870 per pound.
WHISKY.
The market is steady and quiet. Selling OF
$106 per gallon. .s a~~
Coffee is quiet and steady. Rio at l2R@lyc lor
common to fancy yellow. Laguayra, l51a@l8c
Java, 25@28c. Mocha, 26927c per Id.
Molasses in lair demand, and New Orleans at 40
@52c. maple syrup 75@S5c; refined syrups, 35@
A, 60c per gallon, as to qualify.
Rice steady and fair demand and choice Caro-
lima at Sc and Louisiana at 7979c per To-
sugsy in moderate demand and steady. We
quote; Refined yellow at 8@8%c, extra 81
ea9c, A white s1a@ss4c granulated and powdered
At 91s@l011sc, crushed lo1s@lOAc. and cut ioai
1Ossc per pound. New Orleans white clarified.
s%ai0c; yellow at Sk@sc; raw at 7%@SHc per
pound.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark is in moderate demand and quiet at $13@
f3 so per cord for prime chestnut OAK.
Beans are Quiet and steady at 81 35g1 45 for
prime to choice, and 81 10@l 25 for fair to good
Der bu. Held l0@l5c more for small jobbing
lots.
Bran is quiet at SIS per ton. shipstufs at $l7@
II SO. Middlings at s1S@2S per ton, all In ou1
on arrival
Butter: The receipts are large and the market
Quiet and weak. Creamery at 22@2Sc for choice
lots Prime to choice dairy at l60l6c. Medium
grades at 12@14c. and common atS@l0c per ID
Bagging in moderate demand and steady. Flax
2lb at 10c, IN ID at 107c, ~ lb at 101Sc per yard
Jobbing lots about Nc more, Jrte held 1c higher
than flax. Iron cotton ties $3 per bundle.
Bags quiet and steady, the demand being mod
crate We quote as follows: Bur!aps. 4-bushel,
l8al3%c; 2bushel. s@9Hc; gunnies, 2-bushei,
;4S@t5c; double. csc: cotton seamless 2-bushel.
2lG25c: and 3-bushel do 28@32c each; wool bags
42945c each.
Beeswax in fair demand and steady and un-
changed. We quote prime yellow at zoe per 10.
8rooms Demand moderate and steady. We
quote: Common selling at 81 3j@l rs. Shaker and
hurl 81 5O93. steamboat $3@3 30 per dozen.
Broom corn in moderate supply and fair de:
mand at the following: Red bra 4@4hc, red
tipped 5@5hc green stalk braid 6@64c, and
held 797I4c per ID.
Candles quiet and steady, with moderate de-
mand Common tallow at 1o1s@l1c. and star at
12@1211ac per ID. .. ...
Cordage. Demand moderate and market steady,
and no material change. We quote jue 9l@l0c,
sisal 12@l24c, Manila at l314@l4c perlb
Cooperase in moderate demand and steady.
Quoted Flour-Darrels. 25@soc; pork barrels coo
hhds. 81 2o@l IS; half hhds. s5c@sl: whisky bar
res, iron bound, II 25@l 81. ava lard Kegs 1os
soc each. .,.rH
Coopers' stur in ample supply and fair demand.
weq quote: Slack barrel poles sos: hghtbarre
poles, Sl0@12; hogshead poles. $S0@2b per N:
barrel slaves, 3l3@iS; hogshead slaves $lo@zt
per NJ
Cotton yarns: Demand moderate and market
steady We quote as follows Batting, ll@l6c;
pound yarns Ac; carpet wsrp' a wmte, r. c co,tn ao
rope, 2Oc; twlne, 2l@24c. and csndlewlcR FAC per
10
Cheese is quiet and steady at 1lhDl2c per lb
for prime to choice factory.
dali
TO consumers Y0ughiogheny lie: Kama
VIVA, 1Oa1lc; Ohio River, 9@i0c; Muskingum and
Hooking Valley 1l@12c; Campbell Creek. Ho lor
bu delivered to consumers Anthracite at W %
{ a. so er ton, delivered.
Coke quiet ami steady. Gas-house al &c, crushed
at &c per bu at yards, and 1@2c more delivered
to CONSUMERS. .-
Eggs are quiet and steady at SIC per dozen for
fresh.
Fruits: Apples in light supply and firm at a4@
b 70 chose n1s ap cho
and receipts LIGHT Oranges at $i@5 per box ior
Messina and Valencia at $l09l2 per case. Lem
ons in fair demand at %@6 per box Dried peaches
at st9S1ac and dried apples al 794@sc per ID,
Feathers in fair mand ut 45c pei ID for prime
geese and moderate receipts
Fish: Quiet Market and steady at the following
Mackerel. extra mess SIS; No large, S26yH: No.
meoium, Sl00ll: No. large, IS 50@9; No.
medium. s. 5o@S; No. large, 81 5o@s; No. SINE
dlum y606 80 per hrI; lake herring, eS 50@s 75;
white fish, $6@6 super half bri; sardlnes, quarter
boxes, S12 bO@iS per case; codtish 4@5>fc per lb;
and smoked herring, 2s@SOc per box.
Hops in fair demand and the ma'ket steady at
33@40c per Id for prime to choice Eastern.
Hides: Moderate demand and STEADY. We quote:
Green. lose wet saited 8H@9bSc; Dry salted.
13@llc: hlnt 160al7c: do selected. l8020c per ID.
Sheep pelts, $l0l25 each; shearcd DO, 25@4oc.
Hay is quiet ana firn.: Prime to choice tim
othy selling at els o0@l6 80. and No. ! loose