The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-01
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, April 1-2 P. NJ.
BRRADSTUPPs,

Flour is in moderate demand and the market
steady at about previous prices Family quoted
at 81 5000 30 per brl according to quality or rcpu
tation OF brand, Spring wheat -four held up to
u so for choice Minnesota, but offered down to 81
for ordinary. Rye -four quiet at s. % for choice
Northwestern, and A94 Is for fair to prime, and
dull and nominal for inferior. We quo G extra at
Si@l 30, supertine at S. 20@j co. and low grades at
81 30 AZ 30 per brl.
Oats have firm market under limited Offer
,ngs' though the inquiry is moderate and mainly
10 supply the local feeding demand White
quoted SIC for choice and 299S1c for fair to
prime. Mixed at 29@50c for prime, and e7a2sc
fortar to good lots Inferior dull and nominal.
Rye is rather slow, but held steady No. 2 in ele-
vatOr offered at jl%c, and 56c bid. Prime sample
on track at 5i855c held at the latter. Fair to
good at 5lg53c, and inferior or rejected at 4s@i9c
per bu.
Wheat is quiet but firm with linn tied receipts
Choice red sells at 81 05 and No. at 81 03 per bu.
Amber at Sl@l o. for good to choice, and offer
ing at yI@gSc for fair to ordinary per Du. Choice
white would bring 81 06 and prime 81 0lGl O5
but Little offered or inquired for.
Corn is firm with fair demand and heavy re-
ceipts to-day No. mixed shelled on track TO-
day at 37c and will bring S7H@3Sc in elevator.
Mixed ear at 3613@37c for prime on track White
corn held about &c more than mixed per bu.
Barley is quiet and moderate demand. Choice
fall held at 81, good to prime at S5C@9jc, medium
at 7OgS0c and inferior down to 56a60c per bu
Spring barley dull at 40@7Oc, as to quality.
PROVISIONS
Lard is quiet and somewhat weak with rrime
steam quoted at 6.20@6j4c per lb, but held al 6,SOc
| for small j0Db.ng lots. Current make at g. 2Oc
with BIDS at shade less
Mess pork is steady and prime city quiet at SO
9lO p per bTl spot, and holders standing for the
| outs, de figure.
Bacon is moderately active and steady. Shout.
ders quoted al 4.1O94 l5c clear rib al 5I485.30c,
| and clear sides at 5L5g55Sc per h. packed Sugar
cured meats jobbing fairly at Sh99lSC for hams,
| 7Gs719c for breakfast bacon, and 5fs(95I@c for
shoulders per ID, canyased and packed.
Bulk meats are steady and moderate demand Al
36Q935sG Tor shoulders. 4.1Ogi54c for clear rib,
and 4,90@5c for clear sides per lb, all loose and
Is@lic more per lb, packed.
COTTON.
The market is firm to-day and prices &c higher
The receipts to-day are . 2l0 bales. Shipments
1,4ll bales. Stock estimated at 9,557 bales. The
official quotations at the Cotton Exchange re-
ported as follows: Ordinary &C, good ordin-
sry &c low middling 1Oc. middipg lO14c
good middling 1926, iniddling fair 1875 fair
l23sc per Id.
WHISKY
Market quiet and steady and quoted at 81 Oh per
gallon with moderate demand.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans were fairly active and steady and sell at
81 256l 80 for prime to choice and 90cMSl Ii for
fair TO good, and 60975c for common, per bu.
Butter selling freely OF the better qualities only
TO the l)cal retail trade, and the market remains
steady and quiet The receipts are liberal, but to
large extent Of the lower grades Prices are
without material change We phoipp
dairy at lG(al7c, prime ut i@aI4c ner lii SingIe
selected packages held UP to 2Oc per ID. Good
packing lots at iOGl2c and inferior at 5aSc ner
pound.
Cheese was fairly active and the marriott steedv
We quote prime to choice at 76 a7l<,f nor ii
Inferior dull and rominal
Coal is quiet with fair consumptive demand.
and ample receipts. We quote 7bc for Youghio-
ghenv, 7c for Kanawhu 6d6l5c for Ashland and
5I5fa6c for Ohio River Rhoat per bu SnlIinr
also at S99c for Ohio River 0aiOc for Ashland
1Oallc for Kanawha. Muskinsiim and Hocking
Valley and lO@Ilc for Youghiopheuy. nor bIt
delivered to consumers
Coke has a dun market, but is steady and sell
ing at Sc for gas house, sc for city manrfacurcd
and lOc for crusncd nrr hn delivered UaId az D.
per bu less at yard' ct -
Eggs have a tair demand, and good s,1pply. and
fresh quoted at l0l. ailc per dozen i''''
Fruits: Oranges in moderate reGuest at sSdsS 80
per case and S3@4 per box, and lemons oulsl al
s. 746s8 50 per box. Cranblrrics scarce and dull
at 500 per brl fur cho &C. Green apples fairly
active and plenty at 81 75a2 30 per brl in store.
Dried fruit in light demand at 91aa8l.c &c for apples,
and 3Is.Stzc for peaches mostly it5ng lots Der ID
Hay is moderately active, mostly for the local
trade and receipts light. with firm market, but
steady ats9@IO per ton for prime 10 choice timothy
on arrival, and 81 more in store. Inferior hay is
dull and held at 81 SOFAS 80 Der ton Wheat $ raw
is quiet at S4 5oU5 and ost straw at S6G7 per ton
Hemp Light demand for rough Kentucky, and
easy under larger receipts offering al s75R7S per
n on arrival Fair i6bbing demand foT drr ssed
in store; selling at t]5@G54c for double, and 6@
e14G i0r single dressed per H.
Alll-eed Is steady ana the supply ample, and
generally moderate demand az Sl2 Tor bran,
sl2 9Og 10 iot silpStuIlS ana S5@l0 Tor mlddlihgs
per ton' an IN Dulk on arrival.
Gus 9niet ana steady, WIN refined petroleum
al logi-r, as 70 hfe test prime lnSced at oi@Ooc
ana extra iard OIL al o2Wo'c pergall
Fesuts haYe yea larry act,ne matkeI anu gooa
supply, nllu hIn. th0ice Eilsihia white st,! at
%, lelhess,e Wlte az 42Sga%4c ana req at 7ts@S
p M as a1e aS 70 ncntv Hu And contn in ood local