The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-09
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, April sap. M.
BREADSTUFFs

CINCINNATI. April SAP NJ,
| BREADsTUFFs
Flour: Selling for family at 81 6o0,4 s5 ror l..
for regular trade brands and S5[ST "a e. Gn oei UT Ut
EStra at A lOCri 3d. slIperfine at 81 9S3 n a,;,
low gIaoes at .! 6OGy3 per brl. Spring wheat Ann
aongr as e o59S SoSa % per br, as to quality Ry
Corh nrln and fair demand. Mixed shelled sol,
to,uay ~ % l2c lor No 2to arrive and same grade
heiu at 3S1ac IN elevator Mixed ear at 36I%Gs AZ
&c above mixed, 'N Noih ANU
Rye: Market quiet with limited offeripos wo
qnote 70. z al ono IN elevator. Some prime sam
pae 9o,u h 'naay at 1oc and ood lots quoted at lc
Oats quiet and steauy. Mixed Guoted S7@,an,
lor lalr to prime per bu. Cho co white Gunteg st
SSsC95Sc; S ana good to prime at 3O@3lc per bu In
| Wheat is i'll fair demand to-day bnt ,o,,,a oo,.
Nhoice req s'ld to-day at 81 o. and some at a O.
on track, but is held shade higher Arnhe,
9uoS[ m G ~ u % ior choice and 81 O2 for No 3 and 81
| al W loT good milling grades. White nr,otnd St
prime. W ''S9i y" lo'
f., Barley quiet and steady with moderate offer.
dnSS: We quote tall barley at GscmS1 for choice
95c for No ,, S5ay9Oc for good to pr me and Gncr
aud dull "' W au"li'S
| PROVISIONS.
| Lard is qnietand easier and prime steam at e 81
t1G. 40c, aud current make at &. .3O(Q6 35c ner In
| City kettle dun at 7ag7,%c per h. PN' '''
Mess PORK quiet and steady and quoted fol-
prime city packed at $40 S5de1U 90 per brl '0'
Bulk meats quiet and moderate demand. Shoul.
| ders az .. IOM514c, clear rib at 4S0a47Sc. and
| clear sides ut 5.O5@5 lOc per h. all loose
Bacon steady and quiet with shoulders quoted
~ rs clear I'D at 70 35@5 40 and clear sides at
s. G5GE5 20 per lU0 10. Sugarcured hams at sIh@
VIC per ID lor good TO choice.
COTTON.
Market firm and prices &c higher Sales at the
Cotton Exchange to-day 27 bales. sto,k 10 01o
bales. ,Keeeipt+, 2,'s6o bales. Shipments, l,420
loc, low middiing l0&c, middllpg lOs5c, good
middling &c middling fair l21sc and fair 49,
per pound.
WHISKY.
The demand is fair and the market easy, with a
decline OF lc, ana selling on Change to-day at
81 OF per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans are in moderat demand and the market
steady and ample rece pts, Choice navys selling
at u 40, fairto prime white or medium at SlGQ1 25
and interior down 10 d0C per bu.
Butter has Il quiet MARKET with very little if
any change. The receipts are ample and Of the
lower grades especially the offerings are excessive
ineIe IS llttle demand beyond the local consump-
tive trade, which is confined to the finer grndes
and these are selling at 9l7c for prime to choice
daily-made in lots, and held up to 20c for seleC-
tons and creamery at 2SG30G per lb; medium 10
good lots at 99l2e, ana inferior nominal down to
4c per lb.
Cheese is moderately active and in ample sun
ply, and selling at 7@712c per ID for prime 10
CIOICe factory, anu nominal Tor inferior,
Coal is in moderate demand and the market
quiet and easy, with no .al change in prices
The rates alioat are 70g71ac for Youghioghery and
KanawEa, 6(g61ac for Ashland and 5l5@6c for
Ohio River, per bu Delivered to consumers at S0
&c for Ohio River, 9@l0c for ashland lO8Ilc for
Kanawha and Youghiogheny, per bu. Anthracite
at STGJ7 80.
Coke dull but steady at previous prices, and lib
eral offerings at Sc for crushed &c for city manu-
factured, and &c for Ras-house per bu at yards,
and &c more delivered to consumers.
Eggs: Ample supply and moderate demand for
fresh and selling steadily at lie per dozen coun-
ted, and 10@10ac in lots.
Fruits: Moderate demand for lemons and quiet
at s2 5O@3 10 per box. Oranges in fair demand
and steady and selling at $3@s4 per box and 81 so
@S 50 per case. Apples in good sup iy and fair
demand at 1892 75 per brl in store, as To quality.
Dried fruits dull and quoted at 2t4@31ae for
peaches, and 2A@3l4e for apples per lb
Hay Quiet and steady market and moderate Of
ferings There is a fail consumptive demand for
the best grades, and selling at 50 5O@O 50 per ton
for prime to choice. Medium al sSaS So and com
mon held S7@7 SO per ton on arrival
Hemp: Rough Kentucky is in moderate demand
Aad Lie market steady and anlst and sallinI At