The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-19
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CT CINNArr, May 1872 p. M.
DPFA DSTUFFS.

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Gaa " ior Ordinary Iraae prah ny ahu htlS " az W
% 'oegn Ior latcy 81 rlns Whedt noui AZ Sityf 90 w.
rye al ~ Iuee3 70 per o. duose sAa o. o., ~
Ya o. %, m a, % "1' w. W" si"d' a. ~'@
Barley. Mrkct duil and merely nominal Held
at e1m1 10 for prime TO choice fall, and hardly
"nT On rho noreet and infertor moi ouotabln
Rvn steady and rather slow sale with moderate
ofIcTings cod In choice samnle lots at 56l57c on
ARRIVAL Interior at 5Om5lc per bu. No, 2salnble
at SIC.
Oats are in good consumptiye demand and
prime; and So@32c for fair to good per ou' on
arrival.
Nheat is nrn ana moaerate re'pIPts aiiu HiiI
a eu ta ~ 'e a. "a oJ"i ~ p1,
" H H., h ~ i ias ,e ~, d h" tnd
y, ~ ~, ", "a % 'ae M 81 hi ~ ~
" " W u.s. - U 20 - ~ w. = a. a. III " vs.; w az a. ., m - 5ns ~"
'"he ct non ample se'iins u. g. vi "-u
,,rnt " oeln9oi a tpit IL, Iost an an
iAea' ~ ooe.'o&n2, H. oI a ogou' ~ less u W.
arrha' Mihcu eur az oSenSt2f i1F pf,e a,a9 o
IracA' "hle eorn sa'aple a' io'' ou' i''e oleieu
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is quiet and no material change
City mess quoted at $40 per brl for jobbing lots.
Lard is steady and little or no change Current
make quoted at 6l5c ami bids generally shade
Iess. Pr me steam DUH and nominal and held at
SIC, City kettle leaf'at 7tg7lGc per ID.
b X meats quiet and steady Shoulders loose
at G0d3 6lc. clear rib at 4.609i Csc, and clear
sides at 4. $50 per lb
Bacon: Moderate demand and steady. Shou-
ders at A. l5da4 2Oc clear RIB at SIC and clear
sides held at 5%a5.6Oc per h. hacked. Sugar
cured hams at 71449%c, shoulders at 5114g51ac,
and breakfast bacon at Tai nc perlb.
COTTON.
r, .-,... l., .u,,,x t A., . - ID, ,r;o,, "a ,,o,,oA
sl er Ia nv 81. II Srads Soc e' a5 hsi"i sNin
-. r onc m " y 10, M n i'n w. ,t a.. f,,tt r.
nZo 100 MI -. oro T no @
ciNI onGI.Iio,,s. Ordinary 11tle pood ordin,ry
ttIi tHi " i,r m I5t" ,iIfiir1g Tli% % !
~ ~" nn'i u i2t ,apt -
IL i'~' A'0N''A' ''''i i'/4'' "-' 4'/4N pe'
i0'
,,-,... ..,.. "hlshi .,.. =.
Market continues steady and fairly active al
81 02 per gallon.
| MISCELLANEOUS
| Beans. The demand is fair ana the mark q
| steady and ouiet We nuotp choice navvs at 81 Al
al 40 fair to prime at $l4l q. and inferior rang
| ing down to G0c Der bu.
| Butter is in nm pIe supply and the market re
mains steady and quiet The receipts are mo-
| large but those of the lower grades are in excess
of The demand There is continued good local
trade in the finer qualities Choice selling at 1sa
zoe for creamery l2mlc for Western r, serve dairy
and lc@12c for Central and Southern Ohio the
outside figure for extra selections; medium ia
| good packing lots at case, and common at 3ta4c
per lb.
| Cheese is quiet with moderate demand and
rather limited receipts, and selling for prime to
choice facrory at 6,%@7c per lb.
Coal is dull. nothing doing by wholesale Only
moderate retail trade and no change in rates
| Delivered to consumers as follows: Ohio River
| Sd9c; Ashland 9a1Oc: Muskingum and Hook iue
Valley 1Oailc: Kanawha and Youghtogheny
1O@lIc per bu camel. 16gl7c per bu; anthracite
| ST 5Oa7 per ton.
Coke is duh ut previous prices At yards quoted
at &C lor yas-hOuse, &c for city manufactured and
Sc for crushed Ier bu. About &c more to con
| sumers, delivered
Eggs selling in moderate quantities at lOc
per dozen for fresh but mostly held nj 10l%e with
| liberal receipts
| Fruits: Moderate demand for apples but rather
light stock and quoted at 81 5O@3 30 per brl and
| some very choice lots held higher Lemons in
| fair demand ana moderate supply and firm at
s. 500l4 80 per box. Oranges steady and moderate
dem md al $3 00a5 90 per box latter for choice re-
packed. Dried fruit neglected and nominal at
2s4tg31@c fer apples ana 3g334c for PEACHES per h.
hay is firm and in fair runsumptiye demand,
with mode ate offerings We quote No | timothy
at $l3, good to prime at $ll9l2 and inferior at
S. j0@l0 per ton, a in bales on arrival Wheat
straw quoted at $415 50; oatstraw at Sc 50G7 per
ton.
Hemp is quiet and steady with moderate sup
ply We quote single dressed at 6mGI5c, double
dressed at Gs4g7c per lb in store. Rough Ken
tucky quoted al S'sog5O per tn op arrival
Mliileeu IS gu Ct ahd steady al ana J. market fuily
ot an 1i'm a. H,r oo, si
uAs ~ AZ 81 nogl "Ia ILL iuanss ~ a, si4Slo per
@ n.a 80 VA AMMAN i'AN In ''o'0 a'VAV| Hio'e
per niIs. Tsn' ;nso.d oor.;,, ,,,;o. ,d soo
mar rf ii tey .e a. ~
peI sn,in' ,,u oli ieiatey ,E t hctse al 94l@a1c
.r, or WINTER ezra ana olgoze iGr current make per
euotod at n.r gaIIon al 10 ~ anu
psut a. '/2sia s"5,o, - a. ~ i,.e ~.
onIv NJ oSorsta ,acef,tS ad sre 'otad ~ ia Va
9Hos s Nv iG ar tes a. tn2es
SO ana 5sSssc H. Vira;T,a ner H. ioi ieiiieS
aau aea a pc. ~
and tbs arat w. antisG od Hie noSi aue
a.H ont islNvt We. at PeacnploWs
chnins Saw notstas ot sqnas nov hr e. raad ~