The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-30
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKETS.
cNcIESArI. April sop. N.

Flour: Local demand good, but market other
wise quiet tho igh steady We quote spring whe1
hour at 81 "a rs for fair to choice TO brand
rye at So 0O@3 25, latter for choice Northwestern
| family at 81 6O@5 50, the outside figure for favor
te brands from fancy white wheat; extra at 81 II
O. SQ superfne at 50 3593 70; low grades at g. Ct
| @3 Is per brl.
Wheat firm and fair demand and light receipts
| Choice red sample sold to-day at 81 06 on truck
and small lot at 81 O519, and No. 2 quoted al
81 o. Amber at 03@1 o5 for prime IN choice, but
held shade higher, White scarce and nominal
with not enough Offering to fix prices.
Rye is steady and quiet, No. in elevator sc
per bu. Prime to choice sample on track at 5G9
1Ic per bu. Fair to good at 53@54c and common
at 49a50c.
Oats are inactive but the market is steady.
Choice white at 32c, good to choice at 29@llc,
mixed at 27929c per bu for fair to prime, but dull
and nominal for inferior lots.
Barley is steady and quiet with moderate offer
ngs Tie receipts are light and fall quoted at
l5@90c for good to choice sample, and 50g65c for
nlerior s. ring dull and held 35965c, as TO quail
ty per bn
Corn is steady and quiet. Mixed car to arrive
sold to-day at SIZE and quoted in elevator at SS
Ggd51ae per bu for No. . Mixed ear at 8StGSSls &c
and some strictly prime held at 39c per bu on ar
rival.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork quiet and steady with moderate offer
ngs, and no material change Prime city is quo
ted at $40 per brl, spot
Bulk meats quiet and easy Shoulders at 545@
rs clear rib SIDES at 445@4ac, and clear sides at
Racon, fght ae,nand ma o,.,, ,,or,,ot cbould
ers at Wl1c, clear rib at 56g5 10c, and clear sides
obh7ng n 7%dc ss ~ ayar,, ~ i''ii'
Lard has steady market and only moderate
demand, with current make at So 95(g5c per h.
Prime steam at 6@SG 0J per Ii. City kettle dull at
|7@71ac per h.
COTTON.
The market is strong to-day but ut previous
KNuiaap Ctrg1r l. II --r ~
Shipments 089 bales. Sales at the Cotton En-
change 147 bales. The following are the official
quotations: Ordinary 10hc, & cd ordinary l05Ac,
low miadling llIAc, middling 115s", good mid.
ding 1lac, middliBg fair 122ac fair 1916 per b.
WHISKY.
Tboro 10 ,ood ao,,and ana ,or,,o, oo,,,;r,o.
,,aod 81 oh, IN 80 ~ 20 an ~
Al m nor gallon "'' ~N-7N "'N '''''' '0-N"' az
" VI Pc e"i'0N -
hlscElLANEoos.
Beans: The demand is fair and market steady
and quiet We quote navys at 81 S59l 45 good to
prime white at u lo@l 25 and interior at 75@S5c
per bu.
Butter has continued fair demand as regards
Che finer qualities for the local retail trade. Very
little doing in inferior grades. The receipts are
ample ana common Dutter Is especially plenty.
Creamery sells at lstgOc per Id. Prime to choice
dairy-made at l2gl4c per lb, in lots, and single
packages selected at l@2c more Medium to good
lots held at S@loc, and common dull and nom
lnal at 4@5c per lb.
Cheese has steady market and the demand fair
and receipts ample. Prime to choice sells al 614@
&c per lb
Coal is quiet and steady,with very little demand
and ample receipts. The rates atoat are 5%d6c
for Ohio River, Ga613c for Ashland. &c for ka-
nawEa and TIC for Goughiogheny per bu 1t is
quoted Ms follows delivered to consumers. Ohio
River SaG9c, Ashland 9d10c, Kanawha and
Hooking Valley 1O@llc Musklngum 10gl1c and
Youghiogneny l0Gl1e per bu, and anthracite at
s. 50g7 per ton.
Coke has quiet market and steady with light
demand and ample supply. Selling gas-house at
&C. city manufa tured at 7c and crushed ut &c per
bu at yards, and &c more delivered.
Eggs continue steady and the demand moderate,
with ample receipts, and fresh selling at 96191ac
per dozen.
Fruits are steady and ample offerings. Apples
are quiet aud SELLING al S23 per brl, as TO quality
Oranges in light supply and quiet al 9igj 50 per
box, and s. 5O@lH 90 ner case. Lemons in mod
crate demand and selling at 81 50@4 SO per box
Dried apples dull at 2>a@3c, ana dried peaches at
3M3l2c per lb.
Hay is steady, with moderate supply especially
OF the best grades, which are in fair request We
quote prime to choice timothy at Sl0@ll per ton
on arrival Inferior grades dull and hesl at IS 50
09 for medium, and 81 5Dt9S for common per ton.
Wheat straw quoted "a 5OGs5, and oat straw at 500
7 per ton.
Hemp quiet and steady for rough Kentucky,
with light offerings at S75 0O@7S 10 per ton on
arrival Dressed is steady and fairly active in
storg aO o9o|tc loi s'lsie an" oZ2@V ior ooupIe
pel NrIfoed 10 cuiet and no atarisl cbango pro,
in GOOD snnnIy ot sI1 5om.Io M ner tGn shit,l
~ a., ~" III PP, ~ ~ - Ss5 M 10 y, 20 a "ttIp
Midd1ing. sailing ot e1915 ner ton oil il h1t oiI M
arrival fN' '0''' '''iA y"
oiIs nuiat and steadv with rafred netroIou,r
onot~d ot 6i%I,11n ner railon ss tn fro fnsf In
sinod o,,int viii rnddnrata nI,,inr dnnand al 20,
nov gnii0n Lard oil nuiet and ernadv nt ts6DS5o
her Gallon for extra current make, N'''V'''0
Peanuts. Market steady and the demand tir
with ample sllpply. and selling for red at giI06
d1Ic and wh IL nj zc NOR In the ater fgiiys
ioE rhoice Virrinia ' 10 N10
Potatoes have nuiet market and steoov, with
moderate local demand. Prime to choice beach.
potatoes 1uo,ed AT sScSG per brl. sweet notatoes
dull at 81 25mS co per bril- '''''
Poultry: Market ouiet and easv with larpe re.