The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKET.
-CINcINNATL May Isl P. N.
FIoUa AND GRAIN.


CINCINNATI. May Isl p. N.
FLops AND eRAIx
Flour inf air demand, Prices firm and steady.
We quote: Family IS lU@5 49, extra " 35ga 6o.
superfine S3.60@S s., and low grades s2 5O@S 10
per brl. Rye -four 81 70@4 20 per bri Fancy
brands IS 60@6 8 , and patent up to " 40 per bri.
as to quality or brand.
OATS quiet andsteady. White SS@soc. the latter
for choice, and mixed s5@S7c for lair sample 70
No. per bu.
Barley quiet. Fall sample S5@95e, spring 65@
75c per bu. Interior dull and nominal
Wheat Market quiet Red 81 f7@l 20 per bu
good to choice, and No; No 2 selling sta Is Amber
Ryequiet and firm and sales No. at s4c per
busnel.
Corn quiet and steady. No. 8 mixed shelled
selling at 4Oc and No. Eat Ale. Mixed ear selling
at4sc Tor choice aad dowl 10 SSc for lnterior
Yellow ear at 44c, white at 4oc per bu.
PROVISIONS
Bacon sides 745Q71ac, clear rib gOc ana
shoulders 4Isc H. packed. lSugar-cured hams
s@l0e, and shoulders at 57s96c per h..
Mess pork steady and quiet at $40 50@l0 70,
and held shade more for small jobbing lots
rlk meats quiet and steady. Short rib sides ct
6.25c, and shoulders 405Gi.1O per lb, loose
COTTON.
Market quiet and easy at Yesterdays quotations.
Stock 4 468 bales. Shipments, 56bales. Receipts,
s48 bales Sales at Cotton Exchange reported SUs
bales. Official prices are as ioii0Ws. ,01tu S1ui
mary. &c; good ordinary lOc low mioohng; iyIso,
Middnng HHc ,s soou m,uumrs, III. I,n,,sd Ai7s>'
iAif iZ1sT iaif' io7s' pei pouno
WHISKY
Is easier to-day and lc lower, and sales at 81 %
per gallon, and fair demand
axn,snur
Coffee has q steady and quiet market and no
material change Rio at l21a(D1415c for common
~ fsir isSSiTn for GOOD n nrime l8falSh for
cbn;oa' and talL S,o0r for fancy yellow. Java 24@
Ssc fSomavra 1hGlsc. and Mocha 26@a7c per lb.
Sa,sssosin fair iobbing demand ana steady.
suS o"ose Nav Orleans 45sa52e for good to choice,
No nte svrun 750aS5c ner GALLON Refined syrups
4O0e6c per,gallon.
Rice quiet and steady, and Carolina selling at
,ac and T.auisiona et .76a7lsc ner lb
0o anu s,aa,.at ,s s,o9Sv and on,et at The fol-
,tss',. nusa' paS,ad yaIinw at sMsI%c extra G 50
nsUn s.whitaaI adsSc granlated and powdered
~ c7n@,n%c cY,sned l0iI@l0I[c and cut loaf
lfsIc g.er n51ind New Orleans raw at71S(9S14c:
.veliow c,arfied at ,SlIMee: white at 9lallVc per
nomnd -
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MISCELLANEOUS
RAGS IN moderate demand and quiet Weeuote:
.Burlaps 4bushel l29@lSc; 3-bushei, 1l1a@l2c'
2bushei, 8h@9c gunnies, 2bushel, ;41s@i6c: re-
sewed Ice; double. 2ae: cotton seamiess 2-pnsbel
2l@25c and 3-bushei DO 2sSoZc eseh' "ooi oass'
S8@4lc each.
Baggng steady an4 qnlet ~ WV 1a cneS nae arniSI
demand FMx 10 az ioc re ~ AsiS14S, sl
u at lobc per yara ana apou, H. m9ae @ tof ron
Ding Ios' yu.s noiu ~ Ae''SA ''''',- N~~
ties " per Dunoie'
Bark quiet ana receipts large. alu ano,eu sil w
@l2 per cord ior prime 70 clioce ones.hus 1 n.
Beeswax in light demand but steady, ana PRIME
yellow will sell at 2Oc per lbSn arrival. 80
Beans we're in ample supply and moderate de-
mand and market quiet. Prime u eh0lce navy
at 81 35yl 40 per bu and held loaioc higner ior
iobbing lots. Fair to good &0lto aoalnier'or
76@SOc per bu.
Broom corn in moderate demand and steady.
Red brush 4041@c. red tipped 5@5%c, green stalk
braid 6dsb1sc, and hnrl 7@75sc perlb.
Brooms in moderate demand and steady at the
following: Common at 81 5O@l rs, huFl 81 SOC
Q u.s. shaker 81 75(S3, steamboat at vs. 2593 40 per
dozen.
Bran steady and demand fair and selling at
$l5 per ton. Shlpstuns negiecteu at SAoYd,. -,
Middlihgs 1air 0einailu ~ eloS@' pei 'oi,' aiioA
arrival heio " hiore Al s,oie. ,.,,
Butter me Iecelpss are age anu raorerv
and heavy ana prices ooWnwAfo. oleamey
selling slowly a. ac per ~ ~ seIentnns daah
prime 70 choice uah 5oo ror ~' ,h fsi, tn good
OF WesFIn heselsT en'oo ~ snd aommon nwn to sS5n
packing iou a' oesAoe'"tSA oon'AA0- NS"A '" w.
Candles in fair demand and steady at! at lo%@
lie for common taliow, ana dl1s0i|7ac ior
star per Id.
Cheese has q moderate demand and Tfeee pts
ample, anoseiiihs " tV1'sS.i/Se ~ -.
Cordage Demand fair and steady at the follow
ing: Jute 914@10lSc, ssal 1l1s@l21zc, Manila at
l21a@131ac per lb.
Cooperage quiet ana sIeady az tne ns borrowing.
FaOur-barreas. 25Q9SNc; porK DafIeis' ioogooe' w
half laHt Ne uerses Nv
45@50c; fly tight hnds 81 zV9l o ao onI Mhlshy pat-
pes. 81 25@l 3o, ana lara Kegs IS@'Vc eaeh'
COopers stuff: Demand light and market steady
sBlkok-barrel poles, s60S: nRhtbarrel poles, sl09
N. and hogshead poles. s2o@25 per M; barrel
slaves, Sl3@:s hogsi~ad stsves, Sl6@2o per M.
Coal has steady market and moderate demand
at the following: To consumers delivered AZ
follows: Hooking Valley and Muskinsum, u@
19c: Campbell Greek, Tic; Ohio River, aWtoc;
Kanawha, l0@llc, and YOughiogheny. lie per
bu. Anthaciteat -$S06 30 perston
Coke in light demand and steady. Gasshouse,
Be- crushed &C. and city manufactured 1Oc per bu
At yards, and Dc mere delivered to consumers
.ro,,o, v.,,s. p.mond ouly moderate and
,,orrst oviet. Batting 10@f5c: pound warns.
12c. Garnet warp, white 13c; DO, colOreu, 28c:
%oyerict warp. &c nor 10, Cotton rope 1Sc; twine,
90aosc. and candlewieK 23c perlb
Truits. strawberries in tgood s,,pply. and sell
ing at ssdsIo per stand Of 3 bushels, amp demand
fair. Apples scarce and quiet at s4@6 per bri.
Oranges quiet: Messina "a 50@5 80 per box. and
Yaieneia $l0@113 per case. Lemons in fair de-
~ .nr ih.,x lrtnd anv,la nj