The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02
Ohio & Mississippi.
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKETS.
C1NCINNATI. April % P. N.
BREADSTuFFs.

BREADsTUFFs.
Flour is quiet and firm. We quote family at
81 JO4(j 81 per brl, to quality or reputation Of
brand. Spring wheat -four at 81 25Gi So, the lat
ter for choice Minnesota. Rye flour at s. 19ln3 y
for e od to choice per brl. We quo e low grades
1 g !0d2 90. Superline nj 81 20Gj 60, and extra
NJ 81 lOaqi - per brl.
Oats are firm and but little demand except for
feeding purposes. White arc quoted at 32c for
prime. Mixed at 27@29c for fair to prime. and
per bu. Common dul and not quotGblc.
Barley /? in moderate demand and quoted at 90c
6tS for prime to choice fall 9jc for No . and 20
aS5c inr fnir TO good. Spring in light demGnd
and offered at j0G70c for fair to prime, and down
to 2jc for common, per bu.
Rye has u moderate request and the market
rather lasy. No 2 is quoted at jGc in eleyat r. but
buvefs holding off ut this figure sample quoted
1l@5jc for good TO prime on track and choice held
llg2C more.
Wheat is s'cady and moderate demand. We
quote red at 81 0oid Oj for good to choice amber
at 81 O2l O4 for prime to choice g8cSl for fair TO
good, white At 81 0ig OF prime to choice per bu.
ne OF any kind OH the market under 81 o. per
bushel.
PROVISIONS
Bulk meats. Market steady and quiet and ample
supply. We quote sh ulders held at @Gja3. Zoe,
clear rib Mt Ti@47sc and clear sides at5@5l0c per
ID, all loose.
Bacon; Only light demand, but held firm
Shoulders are quoted at 4lstac clear nib at l4m
SIC, and cl sides 51$Glj.6Oc per h. all PACKED
Sugarcured hams at 8A@0I2c ior good 10 choice,
c.nvased Il packed
Mess pork Arm and quiet at $40 2iper brl spot
and held somewhat highcr for small lots
Lard is quiet but firm, and current make Mt
G.20aGLc per lb. Prime steam held n0miHallya at
Gj4@6.3Oc er IL. City kettle is dull at 1@7Iac
per ID
COTTON.
Tie market is firm to-day at previous quota
tons. Stock 9,4l4 bales. Receipts $50 bales.
Shipments ll23 bales. The official prices are as
follows: Ordinary gc.. good ordinary 0%c, low
middling l0c, midding lol4c, good mddIing
lJ}st middIing far sc. fairl2isc per lb. Sales
% bales.
WHISKY
There is firm market and good demand and
ample offerings, aud selling to-day at 81 C2 per
gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in fair demand and the supply ample,
and selling slowly but steadily at 81 35gl 40 for
| navyS; good to prime at 81 lO9l %, and common
| at 7j@S5c per bu.
| offerings, but with little doing beyond the usual
| local retail trad" IN the finer qualities. Prices
| firm and no material change. We quote prime to
choice dairy at li@l7c for lots and held up to 20c
| for extra selections by the single tub. Some
creamery offering at 2S13Oc per h. Inferior grades
dult ut SGt1lc lOr medium to good, and 4GGc for
| I. .mmOn per lb.
Cheese has quiet stendy market and the de.
mand moderate at 7@714c per lb for prime to
| choice.
| Coal has a steady market, and the demand mod,
| and Is freely offered Ohio River
| 9mlOc r Ashland 1Ga11c for Hooking Valley and
| Enno,hn InTrIIr inr younLinohrnv ner I'm Eniiv.
| cred to CONSUMERS Also nu1tnd nj 5l%GGGc for
| OHIO River 6G6Glnc for Asblind 7a7lLc for Kama.
wha and Noughioghcny per bu atloat.
ing NJ Sr fnr s-hnusn oc for ctv rnan,Ifactt,red
and IOr for crusncd per bu delivered Held at q
| per bn less at yard:
Egss arc Quiet and easy, and freely offered, with
| fl sh at l0mlC per dozen.
| Fruits: Oranges are in fair demand and moder
ntc supplv at S.mI pcr box and e,M6 ner case
| Lemons il, n oderate demand nj sJT55i3 10 ncl
box, Armies in t,ir re",,est nj & 50Ss9 80 pc
brl as to Grinllty, Dried ai,lcs dull nj 4hm3t, ,r
and dried peachcs at . i13l &c ner lb Cralib rric
qn ct and steady at SS6r4 per bTl
| Hay is in omnlc sl6nly, but no large offerings
and prime to choice timothy is in fnir demand a
S9@15 per ton on arrival Lower grades not want
ed but sold steady at Ssmg 30 for medium an,
s7n7 50 for common uer ton on arrival Whpn
raw eellins at 81 SOFAS, and oat straw at S6d
per ton.
Hemp is steady and quiet with liberal offering
OF rough Kentucky at S75@S9 per ton on arrival
ana iicIa y more IN store. t"lE loOglng delnant
M lor ar SEQ IN store al o9'c per ID latter iof eN
| VI, tnH iHo W uoHpe uItsstu' , ,.-,
| Mli4-ieeu IL Sl"huy ana the supply ample, ah'
ggSTS SG ~ a. lGae,me HCmad az ~ iDf nii
sl- .Ngi" Loi sl'llStuHs ahn sI1Ylo lof mluulilSs
per ton all in bulk, on arrival.
,l ol5 i,'Fe i" nulet lhark l. Lara on looRihE Il
11&oit per gall0ll ,ot extlacuFreht MAKE hcnhe.
s'GaCy iu9 ~ per saioi, a. 10 IRE 'eS'
| P'1inc n i..ist'i se,lils At o'c per RH."n,
fSalutS are hFIn but qhl"t' ana me demand la
ana ana dGcG,nII ~ AM e ana Sellg at A}s@'o LOT "hl
| "'in ~ 3lsSs4'4c lef lefleu leu per TO-
routtocS l are lalriy actiye lor me local market
ut'u " IN wltl more houeiate feCeips anu sei'!u'
NJ 'V'eoVC io ctuLy Sc anu uU.9'Vc lOr peuchpio"
pEp ou, AoWIat ior csS per Dl' on ar VA. ,.,
rou.uH: Motktt wen ea niIl Stct,'y; WIZ
iIVe i,'e ciGheiN m IN lr demand a. s5Ga %, BucE
Gun ~ s3@3 % ana geese al " |5eg - per doHell
| SUI tilIu iNINcE all hullt"Ilh III lull supply