The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-29
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, July 29-2 P. NJ.
BREA DSTuFPS.

Flour: The demand has been fair and steady,
and no material change Fancy quoted S. 25@
rs, and family brands selling at 81 65M5 per
br as 10 quality reputation. Extra quiet at "a 10
"a 49, superfine neglected at So 25g3 65 low grades
dull at 81 25g2 So per brl. Rye -four is in noder-
ate request and selling at S3CQ3 80, to quality,
the outside figure for fancy Northwestern.
Barley was dull and little doing at the close
and receipts light. Fall quoted nominally at IS
990c for No 2 and 75dS0c for No. 5 per bu.
Oats were in fair local demand, closing rather
easy. We quote mixed at 33a34c white al SjI
36c and some very choice in small lots at S6c per
bushel
Corn has had steady and quiet market,
with ample supply. M xed sheled sells to-day at
40c for prime on track, and quoted ilG4lLc for
No. 2 in elevator. Mixed ear at 43c per bu for
strictly prime on track. White sheled at 4512c.
Rye has been quiet and moderate receipts and
closing easy, No. 2quoed at 564j7c per bu, and
held at the latter in elevator. Good to choice
sample lots salable on track at 5Sc per bu.
PROVISIONS.
Lard closes firm and quiet with moderate de-
mand and current make at 5.6595 T0c per ID. City
kettle leaf dull at 6s4Cg7l4c per Id.
Mess pork was in light demand but firm at the
close, and prime city mess quoted s. 509S IS per
brl, and held at the latter for Jobbing lots
Bulk meats have had quiet and steady market
closing with a fair demand. Shoulders are quoted
at 3113I4c, clear rib at 4l4d4l4c, and clear sides
at 4.40G nc per ID, all loose.
Bacon steady and quiet and light offerings. with
shoulders at 4c, clear rib at 5G5.l0c, ana clear
sides at 5l4Gl51sc per ID, all packed Sugar-cured
hams at 9CGl0E2c, as to brand or average. Break
fast bacon at g. "a Ne, and shoulders at 54951gc
per lb, canvased and packed.
COTTON.
The market has been steady and unchanged this
week ana very quiet The receipts up TO to-day
were l72 bales. aud shipments 81 bales. Stock es-
timaed at 1865 bales. Sales for the week 2l3
bales reported at the Cotton Exchange The fol-
lowing are the official quotations at the close OF
business to-day: Ordinary l014c, good ordinary
lie, low mddling NC; middling l%e, good
mdding l1t4c, middling fair l2}ac, fair 1876 per
lb.
The demand is fair and market steady and sell
ing today at 81 03 per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans: The demand is moderate and the market
steady. Choice nayys sell at 81 50gl 60, fair 10
prime at Sl@l 30, and common at 75@S0c per
bushel.
Butter is in large supply the receipts being lib
eral but the market is quiet and steady and un
changed. The local demand Is fair, but for the
best grades. Inferior lots dun and nominal. We
qnote choice dairy al l0@l3c the latter for extra
selections OF Western Reserve, and creamery at Is
alSc per lb. Good TO prime packing lots at ia
Sc and common at 3@ic per b
Cheese has steady market and the receipts
large at 519@6e perlb for prime to choice factory.
Coal is dull but steady and the offerings light
but ample The retail rates delivered to consum-
Muskingum and Hooking Valley, l0dllc; Kan
awha llc and Youghiogheny 13@l4c per bu.
Rates atlOat merely nominal.
Coke is in light request and market steady. We
quote gas-housc at &C., city manufactured at &c,
and crushed at &c per bu AT yards and &c more de-
livered.
Eggs are in moderate demand at Sc per dozen
for fresh, and the market steady with liberal Of
ferugs.
Fruits Moderate demand for apples and large
receipts at Sl@2 per brl. as to quality. Pears in
good supply and selling at 81 a. per bu for com
mon TO choice. Peaches in good demand and
moderate receipts at 81 50al 70 per bu, in boxes.
for prime TO choice Blackberries scarce at S6a7
per bu for choice Lemons selling at S596, snd
oranges at So 50I86 80 per box.
Hay is steady and demand moderate, with light
offerings. We quote prime to choice timothy S13@14
per ton, in bales, on arrival. Fair TO good mixed
AT $1l@12 per ton Held 81 per ton more for store
lots.
Hemp is quiet and steady, with light offerings,
but rough Kentucky is quoted on arrival at Stl0
9ll5 per ton. Dressed hempin fair jobbing de-
mand; selling at 794@SAc for double, and 70
T19c for single dressed, per Ii, in st re.
Millfeed: Moderate demand for bran and am
pie receipts at S. 5099 per ton. Shipstuffs quoted
Sl0al0 80 per ton, ana neglected. Middlings
steady and quiet, and selling at slS@l6 per ton,
all on arrival
Oils: Market steady for linseed and quiet at 65c
per gallon. Refined petroleum in fair request at
e9l0}2c per gallon, according to fire Test Extra
lard, current make, at 4s95lc per gallon.
Peanuts quiet and moderate demand, and sell
ing at 51a@6c for white, and 41a@5Ac for red
per lb.
Potatoes are quiet and weak, with heavy re-
ceipts and only moderate consumpdve demand.
We quote arrival lots at Sl1l 80 per bril- loose.
Choice at 81 rs per brl packed.
Poultry; There is a fair demand for chickens,
with ample receipts and market quiet, and quoted
81 5093 Is for old or full grown, and 81 25ta2 90
for young chickens per dozen, as to size or cond-
ton.
Salt: There is a moderate demand and the
nawha quoted at 81 Is per brl of bu, and 81 50
per brl of bu. Coarse Liyerpool at Slal % per