The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-26
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26-2 p. M.
BREAD DSTUFFS.

Flour is in fair demand, and the market steady
Fancy is quoted at 10 756 30, family at 81 2i15 So
extra at "a 60@4 80, and superine at 81 l5@li 40
Low rades dull aud held at $5le3 so per ur kye
flour at So 4O93 10 per brl and higher for choice
Northw stern.
Barley quiet and steady at SO@90c for good to
prime fall No. spring selling al SOC, and prime
to choice sample h III at 70@75r per bu.
Oals ae steady and quiet. M xed sold at soc to.
day for prime light, and quoted 27(02Sc for fair t.
good. White at 3lMH2c for prime to choice.
Corn is quiet and steady. No. 2 ixed sold to.
day at Ale. No. yellow at 42c. Prime mixed ear
quoted at 42c Fer bu. ...
Wheat is firlner to-day and prices have an up
ward tendency. Red selling at 81 0S91 1917 fol-
prime to choice, on track. Cho zee white sold al
81 II on landing Amber will bring 81 056l1 OS
far fair to prime and 81 09@l 10 for choice, and
sales of damp and smutty lots at $l91 02 per ba.
Rye is in moderate demand and steady. No 2
quoted at SIC on track. Good to prime sample
lots at 65g67c per bu.
Mess pork firm and quiet Prime city quoted at
so 50t99 Is for jobbiDg lots and some demand at
the inside figure.
Lard is quiet and firm. Prime steam current
make quoted at 5.95@6c, and winter at 6@6 05c
per ID.
Bulk meats are steady and quiet Shoulders
loose at 3.55@360c. Clear rib AZ 51a@55s per lib,
loose.
Bacon: Steady and quiet. Shoulders held at
4h@414c, clear rib Mt 619@6Ac, and clear des al
61ac per lb all packed Sugar-cured hams at 915fa
lO4c p7r ID, as to average.
COTTON
The market is steady and quiet. Stock 1894
bales. ReceiDts 81 bales. Shipments 96 bales
The local rates are as follows: Ordinary. 9Ec:
good ordinary. 91qc; low middlng, 91sc mid
ding, 10hc good middling, i01ac; mlddllng fair,
lie; lair, l2c per Id. .-.r.
WHISKY. ..
The market is quiet and steady and selling at
81 o6 per gallon
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are dull and market steady. and quoted
n0minaiy at 81 25@l 81 for prime to choice, and
90c@$l l5 for infe ior t., good per bu.
Broom corn IS in moderate supply and fair de.
mand as follows: Common to good red brrlsh at
3@31ac, red tipped at 31aFD4c green-salk braid al
4Iaf95c, and hurl at 5@5lac PEI lb.
futter: The market remains steady with ample
but moderate receipts. the local demand is fair
for the finer qualities Creamery j. quoted at 25a
Csc per lb. Dairy-made at l3@l4c for central
Ohio aud for choice Western Reserve and held up
to l8c for fancy selectlOns by the single nackase
Prime lots at 10@llc, and for good 7dSc per
Id. Common dull and nominal at 4@5c per lb
Cheese is quiet and firm with moderate rec ipts
and fair demand at lO11a@117ac per lb for prime
to choice.
Coal is in good retail demand and the market
steady With sales to consumers delivered assfol-
lows: Ohio River 9@l0 Kanawha 10@llc Hook
ing Valley and Muskingum at ll@l2c, Yough-
iogheny la(gllc per D and anthracite at So uOQ
~ per ton No Quotations af1oat
Coke is n light demand ana the market steady
with no change in prices. Crushed al 7(a8c CITY
IT 70. gas-house at 5@6c per bu at yards and ahat
&c higher delivered.
Eggs requiet with ample but not largereceipts
and selling al l3@al4c per dozen for fresh arrival
Fruits Market for apples firm and quiet and
quoted 81 2'@2 per brl as t. qu lily. Peaches
sea ce and nouInal Pears quoted at sSa6J fer
choice, and $3@3 90 for common, per br
Quinces s. 50@4 per brl. Grapes at 3l94c for
LoneOrd and 5016c for Cataw,a Ti
HAY is steady and demand fair for the local
trade. We quote choice Loose timothy at Sl4 So;
good TO prime OF $15al4 per ton; Mixed bay
III Sl1@12 per ton, all ON arrival About S2 more
ior sloie lots. ,g. s-=,s ~
Hemp is quiet ana steady with moderate
offerings and unchanged. Rough Kentucky
on arrival at Si30 per ton. JObbiiig sales
Of dressed IN store Shac for double aud nc for
single per lb
Milfeed: an quiet with moderate demand
and ste ady at IS 75a9 per ton. shipstuffs Light
demand al $l0@1O SO per ton. MiddlIngs fairly
active at A3@l6 per ton on arrival. About So
mt r. for store Is, .faSngfH = -a II
I Oils; Lnseed in moderate demand al &c per
gallon. Refined petroleum at 9@10c according
TO fire test Lard oil at 4s@50e per gallon.
Lard oils jobbing at 48@ 60c for current make,
aud 52G55c for winter extra.