The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-01
DAILY REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI
MARKETS
CIN CINNATT, May 1-2P. NJ.
BRRADSTUFFS,

at s. 6O94 80 for ordinary, and Sja5 ~ for fancy
Sprlng wheat -four at 81 O0nU4 So latter for choice
Minnesota Rye Offering freely at S3 OO@3 D. as to
quality We quote extra at Sl6l4 So Supertine at
S3 1905 70, and low grades al 81 65d3 is per brl
Barley Is steady and inactive. Choice fall held
9Oc. NO. grades ,alablc AZ Soc and fair to good
sample AZ Oog6Oe per bu. B. ring is nominal at
35g65c, as TO quality.
Rye is firm but quiet Sample lots on track at
o796Sc Tor choice, 5j@5Gc for prime, and 49g5Oc
ior common. No at 57c in elevator.
Oats are moderately active and supply amrle
but not large Fair 10 prime mixed sell al 274
29c per bu on arrival White at 29g32c, the latter
Tor very choice lots. Nothing doing in inferior.
Corn is quiet and steady. Mixed ear at 35c, and
strictly prime is held d shade more. No 2 mixed
sneled on track sold at SIC, and held al
5oc IN elevator. White corn on arrival at SOC for
sheled.
Wheat is steady and fair demand and receipts
llght Red is quoted at 81 05gl O6 for choice, and
81 O29l Oi for lair to prime. Amber at 81 Ola1 O5
per Du. Choice white would sell at 81 %, but is
hardly on the market. Some prime red sold TO-
day at u VI in elevator.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is steady and quiet at $40 per bril- SPOT,
and held shade more for small lots
Lard Is steady and fair demand for current
make at 5.gO@6c per lb. Not enough winter
steam selling to adm OF quotations. City kettle
neglected and nominal at T6S7bc per h.
Bacon has steady market, and light demand
and not much Offering. Shoulders at 39Og4c rib
sides at 5g5.lUc, and clear sides at sac per H.
packed Sugar-cured meats fairy active at 713Gagc
ior fair to Choice hams, 10 average or brand and
1ts91l2c for shoulders per Id, cauvased and
packed.
Bulk meats are not wanted to any extent, and
the market remains quiet shoulders AT 3.45@3lac
clear RIB at 44JYizc, and clear sides at 46JG zoe
per Id, all loose.
There Ia fair market to-day and quotations
are advanced 1saAc over those of yesterday.
- sales to-day 20 bales at the Cotton Exchange.
TtHl "a lp nc -. D
yljS bales. The following are the official quota
tons: Ordinary lOI.c e cd ordinary lie low
mlddling llAc, middling l12c, good mid
ding llIsc, middling fair 2t4c, fair 1875 per lb
WHISKY.
The demand is active and the market held
steadily al 81 0l per gallon, at which figure selling
to-day on Change.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans have quiet market bu firm, and the de-
mand moderate and selling nj 81 359l 40 for choice
navys, 81 lO9l 20 for good 10 PRIME white or me
diums, and ranging down to 6Oc ior common per
buShcl
Butter is steady and no marsrial change. 1Ae
receipts ale ample of the best grades Inferior
gra1es are plenty and duh. The local demand
continues fair but is mostly confined to the higher
qualities. We quote creamery at 1SI20c per h.
dairy-made at 12n4c for prime t. choice lots, and
l@2c more for selections. Good packing lots at lOc
Medium dull at 79Sc, and common at 4@s! per
pound
v,
consumptlve demand, and selling for good to
choice factory at b97c per ID. Common is dull |
and nominal.
Coal has light demand but steady mar
iet. We quote rates afioat at 5%m6c
or Ohio River, 6(G612c for Ashland &c for ka-
lawEa and nc Tor Ioughiogheny per bu. 1t is
quoted as follows delivered to consumes: Ohio
river S%@9c, Ashland 9@1Oc, Kanawha and
locking Valley l0@llc, MuSkingum 1Oa11c and
ioughiogneny 1O@llc per bu. and anthracite at
6 5Jg7 per ton
Coke is du.l but steady, with ample offerings.
We quote &c for gaShOuse, &c for city manufa1-
lred and Sc for crushed per bu at yards Deliy-
red to consumers at &c more per bu.
Eggs are quiet and steady, the demand only
l1derate but liberal offerings at 9991ac per dozen
Fruits quiet al about previous pr ceS We quote |
pples at S2(g3 per DTl for good to choice. Lemons
re firm and selling at SI@5 per box. Oranges
eady and quoted at 81 50@5 80 per box, as to
ually. Dried peaches IN light demand at 3(a351c
ud apples al 2G254c per ID.
Hay is firm under lght offerings and fair con |
lmptve demand Prime to choice timothy now
ED at SO 5O9l2 per ton on arrival Good mixed |
ay quoted at S9@9 80 and inferior at s7dS so as to
alty per ton on arrival About 81 more asked
a store. !
Hemp is rather dull but steady and receipts !
ght. We quote rough Kentucky at S75 OOf07s 40
er ton on arrival. Dressed hemp in store is I
'bbing fairly 6>s@7c for double and6@614c for
ngle per lb.
Mtllleed Middlings are steady and quiet and
.lling at Sl39l5 50 per ton. Shipstufs in light
emand and offered at 81 50dl2 90 per ton.
ian in ample supply and moderate demand al /
t 81 5O@ll IS per ton, in bulk on arrival.
Oils rema steady: no material change. Refined
etroeum quoted ut 9h@llc per gallon, as to fire .
st. Linseed quiet, with moderate jobbing de-
and at 62c per gallon. Lard oil quiet and steady
53952c per gallon for extra current make, :
Peanuts are III fair demand and firm and sell
lg for red at 3j4@4Lac, and white at 4]495Ac
er h. the latter figure for choice Virginia
Potatoes are In light demand and the market
eaks and prime to choice peachblows offering at I
i,Nl
lpply and quoted at Si@5 per brl. Sweet pota. =
,es dull at S2M2 IS per brl.
Poultry moderate demand for chickens with
'rge receipts and market easy and selling at $50
70 per dozen. Ducks not wanted at S2Gl2 25 per
ozen Live turkeys dull at &c per ID. &
Salt remains quiet at previous prices. We quote {
m uTks lsand M a at s3@35e per bu. Coarse Liverpool :
ull at s5c@2 per sack. Ohio River and Ka-
! Is per brl Of five bushels
Seed: Market steady and ouiet with moderate
ferings, and j9bbng at 81 ,55@l 45 per bu for I.
Tallow is quiet and steady, with good supply,
nd selling country at &c packed. and city at
,t@. loose, per lb
GROCERIES. +.
Coffee is steady, with fair consump mptive demand. 7
10 is quoted, common AT 1l14@1214c, fair to =
)od at l3Gl5c prime at 1G(1l6bc, choice at lin
&c, and fancy yellow at1S1$@lSc, per lb Mocha
S9SOc, Java at 22@27c, and Laguayra at l5L
171acper lb
hr.H' has ialr consumptive demand, and .
e marke, ,,c,mains steady and selling for Lou q
ana at 7@7I2c pc. Id.
SYrups: New Orleans Is in moderate supply,
ID fair demand at 3714Oc for prime to choice,
ID S0a3ja for fair 10 good. Refined sugars rang 4
3 400 Zoe ter gallon, as to quality. Maplesyrups
ling at 70@ SOC per gallon.
sugar is gene, ally quiet but firm, and moderate
maud for consl mption. Quoted for New Orleans
SIC for white cl qriied 71sQ7s4c for yellow do,
d 6a7c for raw Refined yellow at 7@s71ac ex- q
c al 724aSc, "A VIII, te ut S]49S}4c, gIrsnnlated a
d powdered at GAS nc, and crushed at SIC Il
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