The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-10
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
ClSCINNATI. July 10-2 P. NJ.
FADSTUFFs.

Flour quiet and steady. Fancy at IS 40@5 So
Family brands ut 81 5000 10 per brl Extra at "a IS
@i CO. Supertne at SO 65@4 10. Low grades at
| 81 6O@3 20, as to quality. Spring wheat -four at
| So 71T5 % for common to choice Rye -four at
| So 1908 S5 per brl
| OaIS are inactive and moderate receipts in mixed
at 33@35c. Choice white at 36c per bu. Low grades
nominal.
Barley is without reliable quotations, the de-
| mand for it being merely nominal
| Corn is firm with light receipts and firm de-
| mand. Mixed ear on track Sc ling at Ale per bu.
| Mixed shelled quoted 40c for No. 2 in elevator
White ear nominal at 4294Sc and white shelled
| held 42c In eleva or
| Rye is quiet and steady. No. sold to-day at
5Sc on loading. SalaDle at SOC in elevator. Sam
| pie quoted 5a5Sc ior good to prime on track.
Wheat: The receipts are large to-day and the
market is active but little easy. No. red sold
early in the day AT 81 05 on track and 81 063 de-
lvercd, but at the close buyers were holding off
at these prices. Amber selling at 81 03@1 O5 for
prime to choice, but 1@2c more at the close.
White will not bring more, than amber and is
held l92c higher. Inferior lots nominal, down
to 95c per bu.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is quiet and easy, quoted for prime
city mess at Sl0@l0 25 per brl.
Lard in moderate demand and easy. Current
make at 5.91G6e per Id. Prime winter steam
nominal. City kettle dull at 7tg7I2c per lb.
Bacon is steady and quiet Shoulders at4l 4@4$sc,
clear nib at 5Sjg5.4Oc. clear sides at 56jG570c per
H., all packed. Sugar-Cured hams AT yLO11lc Der
Bulk meats quiet. Shoulders at ) 9O93 9jc, clear
rib at45sc and clear sides at 5059o lOc per h. all
loose.
COTTON.
The market is dull and nominally unchanged
Stock l., 76S bales. Receipts 25J bales. Shipments
30 bales. Sales reported balls We quote as fol-
lows Ordinary lie good ordinary 1l9sc low mid
ding 1l5Ec, middling l2c, good middllng 124c,
middIing fair lSc, fair l4c per lb.
WHISKY
~, 10 n,1iat and staodv NJ Ct m nor
Ion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in moderate demand and the market
quiet and steady. Choice navys are quoted 81 30
al CO. fair to prime VIII te or mediums at Sl@l 30.
Common down TO Coo per bu.
Butter continues steady and quiet. The receipts
are liberal and the supply large especially OF the
lower grades. There is fair cOnsumptive demand
for the finer qualities. No quutable change in
prices We quote creamery at l5alSc per lb, lat
ter for selections of fancy. Choice W stern Re
serve dairy d! l2913e, and Central Ohio at 10g11c
per lb Prime packing lots AT S@9c, and good at
66l7c per ID. Common at 3GJ4c per lb.
Cheese is in moderate consumptve demand and
the market steady and unchanged. Selling for
prime, to choice factory at 696%c per ID.
Coal quiet and no quGta6Is change with
Ohio River at s1s@9c Ashland at 9al0c,
Kanawha at l0@llC, Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum at lO@llc, and louehiogheny at 196el4c
per bu; and Anthracite at S. 5096 per ton, deliv-
erred to consumers. Nothing doing afioat.
Coke duh and unchanged. We quote Gas.
house at &c, city manufactured at 7c, and crushed
at Sc at yards, and &c more delivered per bu.
Eggs are in ample supply, and the market con-
TIMES quiet and steady at 9@9L2c per dozen.
Fruits: Fair demand for apples and moderate
supply at 81 75@2 per brl for choice ripe Cur.
rants selling at S6 5OG7 90 per stand OF bushels
Blackbenies at S9ql2 per stand OF 2 bu for choice
cultivated, and SI@5 per stand for wild. Pears
at S2G2 80 per bu. Plums at S5g6 per stand OF ,
bu. RaspDerries are scarce for red at Sla4 so per
Nt.R R,,Ib lnpl In fN1Nltr "a
stand OF bu.
Hay is in fair demand and the market firm and
with limited offerings, Prime to choice timothy
at gl3@l4, fair to good mixed al Sll@l2 per ton
in bales on arrival, and s. more in store.
Hemp duh with light receipts and firm. Rough
Kentucky at SllO@ll5 per ton on arrival Dressed
is jobbing slowly at 7@71ac for single, and 7549
SIC for double per Id.
Milfeed: Demand light for bran, and selling at
80 per ton, and large receipts Shipstufis dull at
SlO@11, and middlings at SlS@l6 per ton in bulk
on arrival
Oils in moderate demand and market steady
with no quotsole change We quote lard oil at
50d52c for current make, and 53@550 for winter
extra Refined petroleum at 9@l0l2c, as TO fire
test, and linseed at Soc for prime pergallon.
Peanuts are in steady fair demand and the sup
ply only moderate at 41a@5l4c forred and 5lag6c
for white per lb.
Potatoes are in large supply and the demand is
local and moderate with sales from wagons at
S2m2 so per brl, loose, for good to choice, and
held 25c more packed.
Poultry: Market steady and firm with moderate
receipts and fair demand for live chickens, and
sales at s. 5O9S % for old or fugrown, and 81 80
@20 for young per dozen.
5 II remains quiet aud unchanged Ohio River
and kanawha sells at 81 IL per brl of bu and
81 30 per brl Of bu. Turks Island held at 33
g33c per bu. Coarse Liverpool at 95c@S1 per
sack.
Seed in light demand and no material change.
Hungarian grass ana common nillet atS1 90Q1 S5
and German millet at 81 409l So per bu. Flax seed
at 81 10@l 20 per bu. Clover at 654(g7c per lb.
Timothy at 81 75@1 80 per bu.
Tallow steady and ample receipts Country at
SIC packed. City rendered at &c loose per lb.
Vegetables in fair demand and ample supply.
Onions sell at 81 1898 per bril- String beans at co
@70c per bu. Cueumbers at 20@25c per dozen.
Cabbage at sl@l 25 per brl. Tomatoes at 81 75ds
% per bu for inferior and 81 1898 25 or choice.
GROCERIES.
Coffee is quiet and steady and no Charge. We
quote Rio common at 10%@1lkc, fair TO good
at 129a@l4ae, prime at 1aS1Gc choice al IG 4gl7c,