The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-30
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI, June 30-2 M.
BREADSTUFFs.

Flour: Market gu ct and steady. Family flour
sells az s. COOS IS. Fancy ranges up to S. per
brl. Extra quoted ats 50G4 30, superfne at s3 s.
"a 90 Low grades dull aud held at 50 s56l3 25
per bril- as to quality. Rye -four at S3 OOg3 80
per bril-
Oats steady and only moderate local demand.
Mixed quoted at 33g34c for good to prjn,a, choice
white at S6@}7c per bu. Nothing doing in inie
ror lots. Sales of New Orleans mixed reported at
35@354 per bu.
Rye IS quiet and steady. No. 2 in elevator SELL
Ing to-day at 5ic per bu, but held general Y ut
oSc Prime to choice sample on track at 56(15Sc
per bu. Inferior dul and nominal
Corn is in fair demand and the market steady
with moderate but ample offerings. Mixed shelled
sold to-day at 3Sc on track, and held at 3SM@S0c
in elevator for No. 2. Mixed ear at 3S@39c, as to
quality, the outside for prime on track. White
quoted at 4OtG4lc for ear and 42943c for shelled
per bu.
EWheat is firm, with moderate receipts and fair
mil ing demand. Choice red sold to day at 81 O5
for new ana also for lot Of new and old mixed
and at 81 05h for choice old; good to prime lots
quoted SIG 03 per bu. White quoted about the
same as red. Amber at S16Jl OJ for prime to choice
new, and lot OF inferior selling at sc
PROVISIONS
Lard is steady and quiet. Current make is
quoted at 600c. Prime winter steam nominal at
61s@GAc. City kettle leaf at 714@72Ic, as to
package.
Mess pork is in limited demand but steadv and
ty packed is quoted at SOG1O 25 per bril- but held
at more for small jobbing lots cash.
Bacon is steady. Sh ulders quoted at 4lc,
cle ar rib at 4O@5c, and clear sides held at SIC
per 10, al packed Sugar cured hams firm at
VIC per lb, as to average.
Bulk meats are quiet: Shoulders at 8. .sOas. .s5c:
clear RIB at 500 i9Oc, and clear sides At 05@5 l0c
per lb, all loose.
Market firm and quiet at previous prices. Re-
ceipts to-day 1866 bales. No shipments reported,
Stock .632 bales We quote the official figures
as follows Ordinary &c, good ordinary ll4tc,
low middling l2c, middlng l2I4c, good niiddling
l2t2c, mldding fair l34c, fair l414c per lb
WHISKY.
The demand is fair and steady, and sales on
Change to-day at 81 O3 per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans are i'll moderate request and the market
quiet but steady at about previous prices. Choice
navys quoted AZ 81 so, fair to prime white or me-
bushe
Butter The market is quiet and steady The
receps are LIBERAL but the supply is not excessive
except OF the lowest grades, which are dull. The
local demand for the best qualities continues
good. We quote prime to choice creamery at l6@
lSc per lb; dair made at ll@13c per 10, latter fg
ure for choice Western Reserve. Good to prime
packing lots at 6@Sc per lb Common at Sa4c
per lb.
Cheese is in moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet and selling at 6@61ac per lb for
prime taehoice Inferior not .quotabIe,
NJ Goal is steady and quiet with ample supply
consumers at Sh@9c for Ohio River, 9Il0c for
Ashland 10@11c for Muskingum and Hooking
Valley 10@l1c for Kanawha. and held at l3Cl IA
for Youghiogheny, per bu. Anthracite at S5@5 50
per ton.
Coke remains dull but no change In prices, We
quote6c for gas.house, &c for city manufactured,
&c for crushed, per bu, at yards. and &c more de.
liyered to consumers.
Eggs are selling at l0c for fresh arrivals and the
demand is moderate with light receipts and firm
market
Fruits: Cherries in light supply and firm at 81 50
@5 80 per stand of 2 bushels. Gooseberries in
good supplyat 81 50@l IS per bu. Currauts sell