The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI. June g. P. M.
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C1NClNSATI. June ~ p. M.
BREADsTUFFs
Flour is in good local demand. Family at 81 10
@6 the latter for fancy brands. Extra at 81 7O6a
co. saperfne at 50 9Ogi 25 low grades ut S36s3 80
per brl. Spring wheat tlOurat Sigj, as to quality.
Rye -four at s3 1908 50 per brl.
Oats quiet ana steady. Mixed at 3ldS3d3 34e
white al 35@t37c per bu for prime 10 choice. In
ferlor not quotable.
Barley is dull, with not enough doing to fix
quotations.
Wheat is firm and fairly active, with little COM
ing in at present. Red is quoted at 81 1901 L per
bu for prime 10 choice and some No. selling to-
day at 81 1l@l ~ per bu: Amber at 81 0Sgl 10
inal at 81 o5@1 OF per bu. White about the same
as red, but very scarce.
Rye is quiet and firm No. 2quoted at 57lSd5Sc
in elevator. Good to prime on track at 56(a57c
per bu.
Corn is steady and quiet Mixed sheled sold
to-day at 3S12c on track, and held about lc more
| for No. ? in elevator White so\ at 43c for ear
and 45e for sheed Mixed ear qu Ned at 39GS015c
for prime and 40c for choice per ~.
PROVISIONS
Mess pork is firm and moderate demand at Sl09
10 q per brl, for city packed.
Lard is quiet but firm. Current make quoted
61fc per lb and kstIle leaf at 7G7yac per lb
Bulk meats quiet and firm. Shoulders quoted
at 360@365c, clear NIB at i65@ 7oc and rlear sides
held al tsc per lb all loose.
Bacon is quiet ana steady Shoulders at 4ls@
&c clear rib at 51sa54c, and clear sides at 513c
per h., as to average and brand, canvased and
packed.
COTTON
The market is steady and prices unchanged
Stock 1854 bales. Receipts to-day 81 bales Ship
mcntS ,07Sbales. Sales 295 bales The following
are the official prices: Ordinary l2c good ordinary
l24c, low middlng 1&4c, middling l3c, good
mlddllng l314c, middling fair l4c fair 15c per lb.
WHISKY.
Selling to-day at 81 O2 per gallon and demand
fair with firm market
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are quiet and steady at previous prices.
We quote common down to 60c fair to prime at 81
9l 80, and choi ce at 81 509l GO per bu.
Butter is quiet and generally moderate demand.
The receipts are liberal but the supply of fine
qualities is mostly absorbed by the local retail
trade The lower grades dull and heavy. We
quote prime to choice dairy at l0@l2c, and single
packages of extra at l@2c more. Creamery at 1S@
l9c for fancy selections and down TO i5c for prime.
Medium to good grades for packing at 6(9Sc and
common at l@ic per lb.
Cheese is quiet and steady and selling at 7@711c
for prime to choice factory per lb. Inferior dull
and nominal
Eggs are selling at 12@121Se per dozen for fresh
arrivals, and market firm with limited receipts
Coal is steady but demand light No change in
prices. We quote as follows: Youghiogheny 10
@llc, Hooking Valley and Kanawha 100l1c,
Muskingum 109llc Ashland 9@l0c, Ohio River S
@9c per bu, delivered to consumers Anthracite
delivered at Sc 5097 per ton.
Coke Is uull ana unchanged. we quote GaS-
house at &c, city manufactured at &c, and crushed
at SC per bu. About &c more delivered to con.
sumers.
Fruits: Lemons firm and demand fair and sell.
ing at S395 per box as to quality. Oranges rather
scarce and demand moderate and firm at s617 per
box. Apples in light supply aud little demand,
and quoted at 81 50a5 rs per blr. Cherries sell at
s4s5 per stand of bushels. Currants at S202 25
per bu. Strawberries as $2S4 per stand OF bushels
as to quality.
Hay is steady and quiet and light receipts We
quote timothy, prime to choice, at $l2 5091a SO
per ton, on arrival Fair TO good mixed hay at
sl0@l1 so per ton on arrival, and about 81 more
in store. Wheat straw is quoted OF 81 5095 5O
and oat straw sh 5097 per ton.
Hemp is still quiet and firm. Supply light and
rough Kentucky at S90a100 per ton on arrival
We quote dressed in jobbing luts at 654(a714c for
double and 6!4@6}11c for single dressed per ID.
Millfeed: Market steady and quiet. Demand
moderate and supply rather light. We quote
bran at si2, shipstufs at si2 5o@1S and middlings
at $l29i5 per ton, all on arrival and 81 more in
store.
0is: Demand fair and market steady for re-
fned petroleum, and selling s9le1se per gallon,