The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-10
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI, Sept. l0-2 P. NJ.
BREADSTUFFS,

C1NClNNATl, sept w +. NJ.
BREADSTuFFS
Flour Is quiet and the market steady with no
material change We quote fancy at S. lOdi 20,
and family at 4 45@4 80, as to quality or band:
extra at 81 1901 3d. superfine at So 2O@3 50, and
low GRADES at s. 2j@2 70 per brl. Rye -four at
S. l5@3 30 per brl.
Wheat is in fair demand for local milling pur-
'ses. White scarce and held at 9609Sc for prime
to choice. per bu, Red or amber at 03@9jc per bu.
interior dull down to soc per bu.
Corn is quiet and steady. Prime mixed ear at
SOC per bu, shel ed at 37@97ll9 for No. 2 per bu.
White shelled at 44@45c in elevator.
Barley is in moderate demand Fall quoted
at S0@90c for fair to prime sample on arrival
Rye is quiet and firm and quoted f,r No q al
54c on track Choice sample held at 5lc per bu.
Oats are in moderate demand and steady. White
at 27tG48e lor prime to choice. No. 2 mixed at 25e
and Inferior sample 23@lic per bu.
PROVISIONS
Lard is quiet and steady, with current make
at 5.65@5.70c per h. Prime winter steam at $40
per rb
Bulk meats steady and quiet at $500; clear rib
at 4.s0@i,S5c and clear sides held at 50515 l0c
per lb, all loose.
Bacon quiet and no material change. Shoulders
at ic clear rib at 5Ssc clear sides ut 56OM 65c per
lb, all packe l. Sugar-cured hams at 99IOc, can
vased and packed.
Mess pork is quiet and steady and quoted at
IS 5O@S 60 per br, and jobbing at this.
COTTON.
The market is steady and quiet, with no mate
rial change. The following are the Official
prices: Ordinary l034c good ordinary.
1lAc; low middling ll1sc; mddling, 12c GOOD
miudling, 1214c; mlddhng fair, 13l4c; and fair
14ll4c per ID.
WHISKY.
There is a fair demand, and market steady at
81 Oh per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are quiet and steady and the supply il
light at 81 30 for choice nayvs 81 2l 10 for nrma
VIII te, and 8i@1 10 for fair to good per bu.
Butter is quiet ami steady with ample receints
and no material change, There is fair local
demand for the first qualities, but little doing in
inferior grades We quote creamery at 17a29c per
ID, ana cho ce dairy at l2@l5c the outside figure
for extra selections. Prime packing lots held Al
9@lOc, med um at 70sSc and common dull at 4de5c
per h.
Cheese is in moderate supply and fair demand
and firm with prime to choice factory g. z9 7c per
pound.
Coal is in fair local demand and supply ample
The rates delivered To consumers are Il6tl2c for
l0Gl1c for KanaWha. Hocl;ing
Valley and Muskingum, 9Ls9l0c f0r Ashland. and
sc for Ohio River per bu. The wholesale rates
for Ashland, 7@7l@c for Kanawha, and Sc for
IOughiogheny per bu.
Coke is quiet and steady and selling at Case
per bu at yards, as to quality, and &c more deliy-
cred.
Eggs are firm with fair demand and receipts are
rather light. Fresh quoted at 14@l5c per dozen
on arrival.
Fruits: Apples plenty and dull, and quoted at
75c@ 81 80 per brl, as to quality Grapes in full
supply and fair demand At S2d2 50 for Ives. and
S'Gt3 SO for Concords per stand of 9 bu. Pears
Sc ling ut 50 5G@7 for Bartletts ana S23 for com
non, per brl. Qninces in light supply at 81 per
box. Damson~ sell at s6a7 per stand Of 2bu.
Hav 10 steady, with fair local demand. and mar
ket well supplied. We quote prime TO choice
mothy at SIS 50@4 So and fair to good mixed |
At Si2@l3 per ton on arrival in bales. and 81
more in store. w.