The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-25
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS


Flour il in fair demand, mostly for local con-
sumption. and selling family al 81 7Of5 fancy
brands up to s. rs per bril- Rye -four quiet at $50
30 per br. Spring wheat flour ranges S3 75@5 20
per brl as 10 quality, the outside figure for fancy
Minnesota brands, extra dull at A@l 80 supeIhne
al So 2j@S 70, low grades at 81 25@2 81 per brl.
| Wheat: Market rather quiet and has weaken.
ing tendency. The receipts are large. Choice
white sold early in the day at CSC per bu on arri-
val, No, amber sold at 9Gc on landing, but later
sales at the same figure delivered. Red sold early
| at 97c for choice, and quoted &996c for No. z,
with sales at the latter figure delivered.
Barley is dull and receipts light and quoted
nominally at s0@90c per bu for prime to choice
| fall sample lots.
| RYE is quiet and easy, with moderate offerings
No selling to-day at 56c on track, and quoted 51c
| in elevator Prime 10 choice sample at 56@5Sc on
track, but held shade more Inferior grades dull
Oats inactive but steady with only moderate
local demand. We quote mixed at 32@34c, and
white al S4g36c, the outside figure for choice,
per bu.
Corn is quiet and steady. Mixed sold at Ale
for No. she led in elevator, and offered at about
1c less on track; at i2@f3c, held at the latter
for prime on track. No. white shelled at 45c per
bu, in elevator, and rather scarce
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork steady and quiet Prime city mess
is quoted at IS 7j6g9 per brl spot
| Lard is firm aud quiet. Current make is quoted
at soc per lb. Kettle city dull at 654@714c per
pound
ket steady and quiet. Shoulders at 314@3.30c
clear rib at 41sc, and clear sides at 43sG41c per lb
all loose.
ders quoted at 41sc. clear rib sides at 434eSi1sc
and clrar sides at 5@51sc per ID, all packed 6u-
gar-curcd hams al 9al0Iac per lb. shoulders at
54@5hc per ID, canvased and packed.
WHISKY.
The market is easier to-day, with decline of
1c The dCmand is fair and selling at u VA per
gallon
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in light supply and the market steady
and quiet. The demand is moderate and selling
at 81 5Udl 60 per bu for choice navys, 81 l0@l So
for fair to PRIME white, and down to 6Oc for com
mon per Du.
Butter is quiet and steady The receipts con.
tinue large and there is but little doing beyond
the usual retail demand for the best grades. The
packing trade is almost nominal. We quote
creamery OF l54l6c for choice in lots and 1fglSc
for extra selections. Dairy-made sells at l2ql3c
for single selected packages Of Western Reserve
and l0@llc for choice in lots Good to prime lots
are freely offered at 69Sc per lb, and common dull
and nominal at 39ic per lib.
7 Cheese is in light demand and steady, and the
market quiet and unchanged. We quote prime to
choice factory at 5l36gGc per ID.
Coal is very quiet but the market is firm under
limited reaiptS, Nothing doing atloHt. We
: quote l3@l4c for YOughogheny. lie for Kan
/, awha, lOallc tor Muskingum and Hooking Val
ley Zoe for Ashland and &c for Ohio River per bu,
delivered to consumers.
Coke continues duh, the demand being light,
at previous prices. Crushed Sc, city manufactured
at &c, and gas-house at &c per bu, at yards. Held
at &c more, delivered to consumers.
Eggs: Fresh arrivals will bring 7@712c per doz,
and Sc for small lots counted out with llgnt de-
mand and market dul and heavy
4 Fruits NJ derate demand and ample supply OF
apples at 81 5OG2 50 per brl on arrival. Blackber.
ries in light supply and firm at S6dS per bu.
Peaches are in iatr demand ard better supply,
and selling at s3d3 50 per bu in boxes. Pears
sell at 75cs 50 for inferior and S2G2 50 for prime
to choice per bu, in boxes WhOrtleberries at SIG
50 per stand of bushels, and receipts light
Lemons firm and fair demand at S596 per box.
\ Oranges scarce at s6Gt6 10 per box.
Hay: There is finn market with light receipts.
Prime to choice timothy is in fair local demand
2 atS Sl3al4 per ton, and fair to good mixed hay
quiet AZ 5l1ml2 per ton, in bales on arrival, and
store lots held Sl6e2 more per ton.
Hemp: There is light demand for rough Ken
lucky and the offerings limited and quoted at
r SllOIllj per ton on arrival. Dressed hemp in
store is joObing at 7@7hc for single and S9s4c ior
double dressed, per lb
Mllfecd: Is steady and generally quiet, with
moderate demand and liberal receipts. We quote
bran at sS 5000, shpstuis at 80 509l0 and mid
= dlings at S3@16 per ton, all in bulk, on arrival
Oils Refined petroleum sells at 99l0hc, as to
fire test, per gallon, and the demand is lair Ex-
ira lard Quiet and steady, and selling at 49@llc
:. for current make. Linseed oil is in fair jobbing
demand ut Csc per gallon.
s Peanuts: Market steady and light supply, and
the d mand far, with white at 5H@6c latter for
choice Virginia. and 41$615c for red per ID
: Potatoes; The market is over-supplied and dull
and easy, with sales to the local trade from wag-
: OnS AT tltdl OU per Dl loose.
= Poultry Live chickens in ample supply and the
q demand fair and market stead and unchanged
Selling at 81 50G92 20 for young, and S3t13 so
) for old, per dozen. No other poultry selling
d. Salt dull but steady and quoted as fol-
lows. Coarse Liverpool at Sl@l 05 per sack,
+ Turks Island al 3}a35c pc. bu, and Ohio River
and Kanawha at 81 so per brl OF bu, and 81 10
per brl OF bu
: Seed: Moderate jobbing demand and quiet
r at previous prices Glover quoted at G54g7c per
r lb Timothy 81 75@l 50 per bu Buekwheat in
moderate demand at S5G90c per bu. Flax seed at
81 10a1 20 per bu.
9 Tallow is quiet and steady and the market well
supplied and selling at &c for city loose and SIC
= for country rendered in packages per h.
r Vegetables: Tomatoes i'll abundant supply and
8 easy at 75c@s1 % per bu. Onions fair demand
and receipts large and s. Hing at 81 5003 per brl
Cucumbers plenty and moderate demand at LOG
12c per dozen. Cabbage in large supply and dull
and weak at 10000 per brl.
GROCERIES.
Coffee is steady ana demand fair and selling
at 266l2sc for Mocha, % 027c for Java l5ll7C fol
Lagu0yra per lb. Rio at 101aal215c for inferior
, 1Sgl5c for good TO prime, 16@7c for choice, and
1Sd19c for fancy yellow per lb.
j. Molasses is in fair demand and the market il
steady and quiet, with moderate supply OF New
orleans and selling at S79lOc for prime 10 choice
l. and 3O935c for fair to good. Refined syrups at 4(
!, 965c and quiet,
, Rice is in moderate demand and the market
= steady and quiet, and selling at 7t971ac for Lou
) iSlana, and 7]49S14c for Carolina per 10.
sugar is in fair consumptve demand and thu
G market steady We quoIe New Orleans a
S{98Se s6d fof 2% fgse a for yellow
lb We quote yellow refined at 7l4@734c, exui
C at Ts@Sl4c, white at Sl5@SI4c granulatet
t and powdered at 9g914c, crushed gisc, and Gu
A loaf e3sc per Id.
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