The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-09
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, July 90 P. M.
BREADSTUFFs,

| BREADsTUFFs.
| Flour is steady and in fair demand We quot
fancy at s. iNa5 So family brands at 81 7505 10 ne
brl. Spring wheat flour held up to S. % for fame
Minnesota and ranging down to 50 10 for ordi
nary. Rye flour at - lO42 81, the latter for fame
! Northwestern Extra quoted at 81 4Odi 65 SUI
pcrfne Mt 50 5OGII. Low grades at 81 50Q3 per brl
Wheat is active to-day and somewhat firme
with liberal rec .ipts. Choice red sold at 81 OjF
l 06 for new, and good to prime quoted 81 O19 O.
| per bu. Amber selling for new at 81 Olul O6 fo
| prime to choice on track, and some OF the latte
| grade at 81 OF del vered. Choice lots of old ret
| Ior choice and Il lot Of choice white and ambe
mixed sold at 81 0612 on track.
! Oats quet and firm. White at 35a37e per bn
Mixed at 33@35c per bu on track. Held at 1@2;
higher or store lots. Inferior dun and nominal
Rye is steady and quiet. No is quoted at 57d
58c per be on track, and held at SOC III elevator
Barey quiet, and little on the market. No i.
| fall quoted ominally at S5c per bu.
| Com is steady and quiet to-day with moderate
offerings. Mixed shelled quoted 3S93Slxc on arr
val, and held about &c more for No. in elevator
Prime mixed car on track at 39c, and choice
held at 4Oc per bu. White corn rather scarce al
Ale for eaT and 4Sc for No. shelled.
PROVISIONS.
Mess porl; steady. Moderate demand for prime
city mess at $40 25Gl0 so per brl.
Lard quiet. Current make firm at Sac 1Oc reI
b.. City kettle at 797Ic. Prime winter steam
dull and nominal.
We quote shoulders at $500, clear rib at490@ I9je
and clear sides held at 51O95 15c per ID, all loose
Bacon isqulet. Shoulders are quoted atll ll1@la5c,
clear rib at 54OG5. 45c, clear sides at565a5c per
h, all packed sugarcured hams at 9l5lallc and
some very choice brands and average held at more,
canvased and packed.
COTTON.
The market is dun at Yesterdays quotations.
Stock 1857 bales. Receipts 81 bales No ship
ments. Sales at the Cotton Exchange bales.
We report the following official prices: Ordn-
arv lie good ordinary 1lMc, low middline
llMc middling 12c good mddling 124c, mid
ding fair l3c, fair lac perlb.
WHISKY
The demand is active and the market firm,
Selling on charge to-day at 81 04 per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans The demand is moderate and market
steady, without change. Choice nayys at 81 5OM
l 60, prime white or medium at 81 S0ml 35, fair to
good atSl@l 10, and common down 10 60c per bu
Butter: The market remains quiet ana steady,
and without material change The arrivals are
LIBERAL and there is but little doing beyond the
usual retail trade in the finer qualities. Creamery
sells at 15@lsc per ID, the outside figures for eX-
ira selections. Dairy made at 12@l3c for Western
Reserve, and 10@l1C for Central Ohio per h.
Good to prime at 7@Sc, and common dull and
nominal down TO &c per lb.
Cheese: The market is steady and quiet, and de-
mand moderate, and prime TO choice factory sell
ing at 69612c per lb. Inferior dull and nominal
Coal is in moderate der1lnd, and ample supply
We quote Ohio River at s. Ease Ashland al 9dtlOc,
kanawha at l09llc, Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum at l0@llc, and Youghiogheny at 13@I4c
per bu; and Anthracite at IS 50@6 per ton, deliv-
cred to consumers. Nothing doing afloat
Coke isquiet, with little demand and market
steady Gas,house at &c, city manufactured at 7c
and crushed at Sc per bu at yards Held about &c
more delivered to consumers.
Eggs are in ample supply, and the market con-
tinues quiet and steady at 9@9l5c per dozen.
Fruits: Apples selling at Sl@1 25 for common,
and S2@2 5O for choice Southern per bril- Cur
rants scarce and firm at SG@7 per stand Of bu.
Cherries in light supply and firm at 81 SOFAS 90 per
stand OF bu. Pears selling at S2g2 50 per bu in
boxes and liberal receipts, with lair demand
Plums at S596 per stand OF bu Black berries
selling at S5a1 per stand for choice home grown.
and " 5O@S 90 per bu for common Southern and
moderate receipts, Raspberries in fair demand
and moderate supply at S4@s4 50 per bu for red
and S4d4 80 per stand OF . bu for black.
:, Hay IS steady and quiet and the receipts
light We, quote choice timothy at SlS@l3 so
per ton and fair demand. Good to prime quoted
at Sllgl2 so per ton, in bales, arrival, ana 81
more in store.
Hemp is in light demand, and with limited Of
Ierings the market is steady. Rough Kentucky is
quoted SlO5gllO per ton on arrival, and held Sja
u more in store. Double dressed is quoted at ~
csc and single at 61a@7c per lb, and moderate
obbing demand
Mllfced: Bran is quoted at 50 per ton. with
ight demand and large supply. Shipstuffs at $40
gil and dull Middlings at slS@i5 80 per ton,
ind quiet, all on arrival. Held 81 more in store.
olls are steady and unchanged. We quote
ard oil at 6O@52c for current make and 5S@6Sc
or winter extra. Refined petroleum at 9al0l%c as
o fire test and linseed at Csc for prime Der gallon.
feanuts in moderate supply and quiet. White
" DC for choice Virginia, and 514@5s4c for Ten
leSsee. Red at 412@5c, as to quality.
Potatoes arc selling S2@2 81 per brl for prime 10