The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-27
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKETS.

BREADsTUFFs.
Flour has a good inquiry for the local con-
sumptve trade. Prices are steady and without
material change. Family at 81 50@5 50, latter for
favorite brands from fancy white wheat Extra
quoted Si94 %, super at So 1908 30, low grades
at 81 50@s2 80 per brl. Spring wheat -four selling
UP to 81 S5 for choice and at S44I 23 for ordinary
Rye -four at $3(9S 30 as to quality or reputation
OF brand.
Wheat is quiet and steady and large receipts to-
day. We quote red at 81 03a1 o. per bu for
prime to choice and $l@l 0t for good milling lots
Amber at 9Sc9Sl o. for fair to strictly prime.
White held at 81 O6@l OF for choice, but little oil
fered.
Rye is in fair demand and held steady, with
moderate supply. 1t is quoted at 54p56c for prime
to choice sample and held generally about lc
more on track. Inferior at 50@52c and common
nominal at 4784Sc per bu Some choice sample
sold on arrival to-day at Soc No. in elevator
held at 561a6a57c per bu.
Barley steady ana quiet. Choice fall at 81, No 2
at 95(996c, good TO prime at SO@93c, and ordinary
at 65g75c per bu Spring nominal at 5O@75c per
bu, as to quality.
Corn is steady and ample offerings, with fair
demand. Mixed shelled sold to-day at 36e OH
track and is held at l92c more in elevator. No. 2
mixed sold at SIC on track. White or yellow corn
at 3Sp39c, and scarce
Oats: Quiet market and steady Some white
sold at 30c to-day and choice will bring Sic. Mixed
at 261992S19c per bu on arrival. Lower grades
dull and nominal
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is in fair demand and steady, and
quoted at S10d10 % per BRIL- held at the latter fig
urc for cash or March.
Lard is firm and quiet, and quoted: Prime
steam at 6.45, anG current make at sac per h.
but bids generally at a shade less
Bulk meats quiet and steady, and quoted Shoul-
dcrs al 3.55t3}4c, clear rib at 4S094.85 and clear
sides at 40 0s5c yer ID, all loose.
Bacon hfs moderate demand and steady with
shoulders at 4.l0a4 15c, clear Ri at 55s@5 45c and
clear sides at 53s@56j per lb, all packed. Sugar
cured hams in moderate consumptive demand at
OK a tFpf sNI fn min
and shoulders at 5l4@512c per lb, canvased and
packed.
COTTON
The demand is fair and the market steady, and
held frner at yesterdays pnces The official prices
are as follows: Ordinary SIC good ordinary 9LIc
low middling9i4c middipg 1Oc, good middling
lglsc, middllng fair ll1sc, fair l23sc per ID.
WHISKY
is selling to-day at 81 O2 per gallon, and the de.
mand fair, with firm market.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans: The demand is fair and the market
steady and quiet We quote choice navy at 81 50,
good to prime at 81 lO@l 25 and inferior at 75@SOc
per bu
Butter: The demand is fair and the market
steady and quiet with ample pts and fair de-
mand for the best grades for the local consump-
live trade. We quote prime to choice at l4al7c
and up TO 20c for extra selections. Good qualities
at ll@12c Medium at S99c, and common dull at
5QG6c per Id.
Cheese has steady market and "A moderate de-
mand, and selling at 7971.c for prime to choice
per ID.
Coal has moderate demand and quiet with
liberal offerings and stocks atioat offered at 7c
for Ioughiogheny, &c for kanawha 696hc for
Ashland and 51aa6c for Ohio River per bu. The
rates, delivered TO consumers are: Ohio River, S6l
DC: Ashland 98l0c Muskingum, Hooking Val
ley and kanawha l09llc; Youghiogheny 1910
lie; Camel 16@ lSc per bu, and Anthracite at
$M75O per ton.
Coke is steady and dull with iberal offerings
r,rnps ra II llnphanpa1 % hon
&c, city manufactured at &c and crushed at SC per
bu at yards; &c more delivered to consumers.
Eggs are selling lie per dozen, and the market
quiet with liberal receipts
Fruits a.e quiet and steady, and apples selling at
81 75@2 80 per brl, i'll store; oranges at 81 seas so
per case for Valencia and $Ss4 per box for Mes
sina; lemons at So 50d5 per box. Crnnberries dull
and scarce at SSae per brl for choice.
Hay is steady with moderate demand, and the
market quiet beyond what is needed for local CON
sumption, and selling at s99lo per ton for prime
to choice on arrival in bales. Inferior hay is held
at S8 00as SO per ton for good mixed and 81 0oa
7 80 for common per ton. Held at 81 more in
store.
Hemp: Rough Kentucky is in light demand and
moderate supply at $S3gs5 per ton, on arrival; fair
johbing demand for dressed at 6@614c for single
and 7c for double per ID, in store.
Millfeed has quiet steady market, and with
liberal offerings and no quotable change. We
quote bran Sl2 80, shipsuffs at Sl2 50(d13 co. and
middlinsss at $lS@17 per ton, on arrival, and s2
more in store.
Oils have steady market, and extra lard oil Is
in full supply. and selling at 55S57c, prime linseed
at 64GsS5c, and refined petroleum at l012@l2c per
gallon.
Peanuts have a steady and QUIET market and
moderate demand at previous prices, Red are
quoted at S1s131sc as to quality white at 4t941sc
for Tennessee, and 414c for choice Virginia
Potatoes are selling at 60965c for peaGhblows
and 70g75c per bu for choice carly rose, in store,
with ample supply and only fair consumptve
demand. None selling on arrival to establish
prices