The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-19
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI. June 1872 P. M.
BREADsTUFFs,


Flour is firm ana in good consumptive demand,
FAMILY 50 3Op6 OO as to quality and reputation of
brand. Extra at 81 S0n5 15 Superfine at Sla4 40
Low grades at s3@3 50 per br as to quality,
Sprlng wheat flour Sl0e5 the latter for choice NJ in
nesGtt brands. Rye flour is quoted at 50 15@3 IS
per brl for good to choice.
Corn is quiet and steady. Mixed ear sold at
3Sc for prime on track No. mixed shelled sold
at 3Shc. White shelied selling at i3c on track.
Wheat is quiet and steady. Red sold to-day at
81 II for good sample, and quoted 81 Is for choice
White about the same as red. Amber at 81 l2a
"a for prime to choice, and 81 10@l IL for good
milling lots.
Rye is steady and demand moderate Prime
sample is quoted at j9@60c per bu Oh rack No.
in elevator salab e at 60c per bu.
Oats qu6st and steady Mixed 9uosd at sc for
36c for choice, and 34c for prime, per bu. Low
grades dull and not quotable Sales of No {
mixed on arrival at S31ac per bu.
PROVISIONS.
Lard is quiet and steady. Current-make is
quoted al 6.lJ@6.20c Winter steam not selling.
City kettle leaf az 7@7$4c per lb, as 10 package.
Mess pork is in fair demand and the market
firm. City mess quoted at $40 509l0 75 per brl,
and bids al the inside figure cash
Bacon is in light demand, but moderate offer
ings and market firm. Shoulders quoted at ga
45sc; clear rib at 540t512c, and clear sides at 5i
@5.S0c per Id, p cked. Sugar-Cured hams at ga
lie per lb, as to average and shoulders at 5IaGQ
SIC per lb.
Bulk meats quiet and firm shoulders at S.s0a
3Sjc rib sides at 4.9095c, and clear sides at 51s9
5l4c per lb, all loose.
The market is dull and no change in prices to.
day. Stock l9l5 bales No sales or receipts
reported. Shipments % bales. The off
cial quotations as follows: Ordinary Ike good
ordinary lls4c, low middling 12c, mddling
l214c, good mlddllng 1915, middling fair 1870,
WHISKY.
The market is steady and the demand fair at
81 Of per gallon
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in moderate demand and the market
Is steady and quiet. We quote common at 75@ 90c
fair to prime at sl9l 80 and choice navys at 81 SO
81 GO per bu.
Butter is quiet and steady with liberal offer.
ings. There is a continued fair demand for the
local consumpive trade, but beyond this but little
doing Prices are without mat rial change. We
quote creamery at l59lSc per lb, the latter figure
for choice selections. Choice fresh dairy-made at
l2@!3c for Western Reserve and 1O91lc for Cen
tral Ohio per lb. Good to prime lots for packing
at 69Sc. Common dull and nominal at 3G4c Der
lb.
Cheese is steady, with moderate demand and
the market well supplied at 6%I7c for prime to
choic per lb Inferior is dull and nominal
Coal Is steady, with merely light summer de-
mand We quote: Ohio River al S@9c, Ashland
at 9d10c, Hooking Valley and Muskngum at 10
@1lc, kanawha and Youghiogheny al l0@llc per
bu, and anthracite at IS 5O96 per ton.
Coke is quoted &c for gas-hOHse, 7c for CITY man
ufactured, and SC for crushed per bu at yards;
&c more delivered, and the demand is light.
Eggs are steady, but market dun and with large
offerings. Quoted for fresh arrivals at 9@lOe per
Dozen
Fruits: The market is generally quiet and
steady. eCherries in good supply at s3fa4 per
stand of bu. Gooseberes sell at 81 25ta1 so per
bn and az ample offerings Raspberries selling at Sc
bu and more liberal supply Strawberries in fair
demand and ample supply and selling at S3g4 per
stand. Currants at SSG3 80 per stand of bu and
quiet Oranges are firm at 81 5OG6 90 per box.
Lemons in fair demand at s. 60@4 50 per box.
Hay is in fair local demand and tine market
quiet and ample supply. We quote choice tim
otly at s13@l3 30 per ton Fair to prime mixed
at Sl0912 per ton, in bales on arrival Oats straw
quoted at ssts, and wheat straw at 81 50@5 50 per
ton.
Hemp is in moderate demand, and rough Ken.
tucky is IN light supply at slOO@105 per ton. on
double and 61a@7c for single per ID.
Millfeed: Ma, ket steady and quiet with moder-
ate demand. Bran is in large supply at $40 so
per ton. shipstuffs at Sll 509l2 per ton. Mid.
dlings at $l3@l5 per ton, on arrival. Held at 81
more in store.
Oils: Moderate jobbng demand for lard oil and
quoted at 4Sg50c for current make and 52@53c for
extra winter Refined petroleum in fair demand
at 9Ql01c per gallon, to fire test. Linseed quiet
at soc per gallon.
Peanuts are in moderate demand and receipts
light ana market steady and unchanged Red are
Quuleu al 4taC10t4c per I'D. CnOcc virginia white
at &C. and Tennessee do at 51&6l5s4c per lb
Potatoes are in fair local demand, and there is
little or no change with ample supply. of new and
selling at s. O0@S 50per bril- Old are scarce and
nominal. 4
Poultry: Moderate demand for chickens with
steady and quiet market The receipts are large.
Selling at S2a2 30 per dozen for old or full lgrown.
and 81 25al rs for spring chickens per dozen. No
other kind quotable.
Salt is in moderate demand, and Ohio River
and Kanawha quoted at 81 is per brl of bu, and
81 so per brl of bu. Turks Island dull at 33@
85c per bu, and coarse Liverpool at 81 OO@1 05
per sack.
Seed: Light jobbing demand for clover at SIC
per lb, and timothy at 81 s0@1 80 per bu. Com
mon millet and Hungarian grass seed quiet and
steady at 81 S5@l 40, and German mllet at 81 SOFA
20 per bu. Flax seed at 81 l0@1 20 per bu.
Tallow: Market quiet and steady with good
supply, and selling at SIC for country packed and
&c for city rendered loose, per lb.
Vegetables are IN good supply and generally fair
demand. Peas sell at 40950c per bu, cabbage at
8 5092 25 per br, and S3@4 per crate; onions al
y 5og4 90 per br, and string beans at 81 OO@l %
GRaCERIEs.
Coffee quiet and steady and the demand mod
crate. Rio quoted at 1l@12c for common, l3(a
iho sa- fAiE IA ~~~A iH<AsaA s.r HaAae to choice