The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-02
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI. July p P. NJ.
BREA DSTrFFS.


| Flour quiet and easy Family selling Mt s5a
5 D, and sme down to 81 30, and fancy up tC
- 5Otd5 80 per brl. Extra quoted at 81 GtDa4 81
and snpertine at 81 55m4 10 per br Low grade,
duh and nominal at ~ 6b@3 Is per brl, SpTins
wheat flour at So 75Cg5 as t0 quality outside priee
for fancy Minnesota Rye -four quiet at 1903 Il
| per brl.
| Wheat is steady and quiet with light offerings
! New amber is quoted ut IL coal U} for good to
choice lots and some OF the better grade selling
to day at 81 O2I3 On track with inferior down h
9Oc; as to Quality. Prime 10 choice, red or white
AZ 81 U2gl % per bu. Tor new. Choice old held at
| 81 084100 per bu.
| Corn IS n fair demand and steady. Mixed
| Shelled sold to-day at 3Sc for No. 2 on track; and
al l4c ior some grades in elevator. Mixed ear
at @Sl939c for good TO prime on track. White corn
held at 4OGllc for ear, and 182c more for shelled
OH track.
Oats are active with merely local feeding de-
mani; Mixed at 33Gt5 c, and white at 35g37c per
bufhel on track. Nothing doing in inferior
Rye is quiet and steady and tile or no change
in prices No. saeabe at sc in elevator ana
mostly held at SIC for old Sample on arrival
quoted 353@5lG f"T prime to choice, and inferior
dull and nominal down TO SOC per bu New not
selling sufficient to make quotations.
Barley is dun and very little as yet coming in,
and p Ices to-day merely nominal.
COTTON
The market is quiet, all prices are IIc lower to
day. Stock, estimated at $40 bales. Shipments
to-day 80 bales. Receipts, bales. No sales re-
ported. The following are Co ton Exchange OH.
cial quotations Ordinary 1l1sc, good ordinary
1l@sc, low middling 1lzsc, mddling l21.c, good
middling 121sc, middiing fair l31sc lair I4Isc
per lb.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork is steady and quiet at $40 25a1O 80 per
brl cash for job lots.
Lard quiet and steady. Current make at s@
60jc, City kettle leaf at 7Gl7s4c, as to package
Winter steam nominal.
Bacon is in moderate demand, and firm. shouI-
ders at 434@4SOc, c ar rib at 53ac clear sides at
554c per ID, all packed
Bulk meats in fair demand and steady. shoul-
ders at S,90@3.95c clear rib at 4.9Og4. CSC, and
clear sides a 5.lo@5-l5c per ID. all loose.
sugar,cnred hams III good consumptive demand
Breakfast bacon at 7ta98c and shoulders at 5IIa
514c per lb
Is in fair demand and held steadily with sales at
VI O3 per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in moderate demand and unchanged
with ght offerings. Choice navys quoted al 81 30
good to prime at 81 20@l IS. and common ut 75c
ISl per bu.
Butter There is very little doing exeept the
local retail demand for the finest qualities. The
receipts are large and generally excessive Mar
ket easy, but no material change in pr ces. We
quote prlme to choice dairy-made ut iO@ISc and
creamery at 15@lSc, the outside figure for extra
selections. Good to prime lots offered at 66pSc
and common ut 3@4c per b.a
Cheese has moderate demand and the market
steady, with ample offerings. and quoted at ga
612c per ID for prime to choice.
Coal is quiet and firm with moderate offer
ings, quoted as follows delivered to consumers:
Sa@9c for Ohio River, 9@l0c for Ashland lOallc
for MusEingum and Hooking Valley, 108l1c for
Kanawha. and held at l3@l4c for Youghiogheny,
per bu. Anthracite at $595 50 per ton.
Coke is in light demand and tue market steady
and quiet. Gas house selling at &c, city manllat-
tured at &C. and crushed at Sc per bu at yards, and
&c more delivered.
Eggs are firm, with moderate demand and linn
tied offerings OF fresh, and selling at 1O@llc per
dozen.
Fruits: Market steady and demand fair for
choice al 81 5000 per stand OF bushels Goose
berries quiet with moderate demand and quoted
al sl oogl 70 per bu. Curranls are firm with light
receipts and fair demand and are selling at S5NI7
per stand OF bu Peaches are selling at IS 50g4
per bu, and receipts light and demand fair.
Strawberries nominal, the season being over in
this market Raspberries are selling at S40H4 50
per bu for red, and S393 SO per stand of bush
for backs. Oranges are quoted at s. 5O@6 so per
box: Lemons at S6@G 50 per box for choice.
Hay: There is a firm market with limited re-
ceipts, and demand moderate with prime to
choice timothy selling at S2 5G.al3 30 per tom