The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-28
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.


Flour is selling woll for local consumption gen
orally preference given TO the higher grades, al
% l0Gt6 for family, and the latter gure for fancy
brands; 81 65a4 90 for extra; So a514 20 for super
and s3 l5ds3 60 for low grades per brl. Rye fou,
at s3g3 30, and spring wheat at S44 s5 as to quail
lty OF brand per brl.
is quoted at 3i6g3Jc and white at 36a37c for
good to prime lots; choice held at more Some
light mixed No. sold to-day at 3Gc per bu.
Rye IS steady and quiet with moderate demand,
and No in elevator at 56I56p57c per bu. Sample
lots at 55g66c for good TO prime on track and held
l@2c more for choice.
Corn is quiet and easy to-day with liberal
receipts. Mixed shelIed selling at 3St4S9c per bu
on track White ear also at 42c on track Mixed
ear quoted at 38%g4uc as to quality or location.
Some mixed shelled sold at 40c in elevator.
Wheat has quiet and steady market. Red is
quoted 81 09@1 10 for choice. and a 10 Of mixed
Whlte and red on landing sold at the outside price
to-day Fair to prime red at 81 o5@l OS per bu
Amber at 81 O7@l W for prime to choice.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork steady and quiet at $40 per brl for
jobDing lots.
Lard quiet and steady. Current make at 10c
per lb, spot. Prime winter steam dull and nom
inal at SIC, and kettle leaf city held at 70a7lac
Bulk meats steady and moderate demand
shoulders at 3i2@351. clear rib at 455G4 60c, and
clear sides at soc per lb, and bids at the in
side figure loose.
Bacon quiet; very little doing. Shoulders at 4@
Abe, clear RIB at 5G510c, and clear sides at
553G5, 40c per ID, packed, Sugar-cured hams at
8@9i3c, shoulders at 5Js@e5}4c breakfast bacon at
79712cper lb, canyased and packed.
COTTON
Is steady to-day and quiet at the following official
prices: Ordinary 1l$4c good ordinary 124c, low
mlddling i2tzc: middling l2}4c, goad middling
ldc, mldding fair l354c, fair l4$4c per pound.
Stock 1909 bales receipts to-day 62s bales ship.
ments, Cos bales. Sales at the Cotton Exchange,
126 bales
WHISKY.
The market remains steady and quiet There
isa moderate demand and sales on Change at
81 02 per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans quiet and steady and unchanged We
quote choice nayyS at 81 40fGl So good to prime
Whlte at VI l541 30, and common at 75@S0c per bu,
Butter; Market steady and quiet with ample
receipts and scarcely more than local demand,
Creamery is quotable up to 20c per b. but only
fancy selections will bring the outside Prime to
choice dairy sells at l09l2c, and single packages
OF Western Reserve at l3@l4c per lb Medium to
good packing lots at 6@Se, and common dull at
3@4c per lb.
Cheese steady and moderate demand and prime
to choice sells at 612g7c per lb
Coal has only.a light seasonable demand and is
STEADY at previous prices. We quote Ohio River
Sasc Ashland 9@1oc, HockingValley and Kanawha
l0@llc, Goughiogheny at 106llc per bu. delivered
70 consumers Anthracite at Sc J0Gg7 per ton de-
liyered.
Coke is dull with a steady market and I'M.
changed. Gas-house at &C. city at &c, and crushed
al sc per bu at yards. Held &c more delivered to
Eggs are quiet and seeAdy, with light demand
and market fully supplied at 9@9lac per dozen.
- fruits: Apples in moderate demand and held at
q 0o94 per bril- Lemons in fair request and |
lrm at S3Gt4 so per box. Oranges are quoted al |
iS 5o94 50 per box. Dried fruit dull at 3a3I6c
or peaches, and 2l2e03c for apples per lb
Hay hasa steady, quiet market with moderate de !
nand receipts light and no material change. Prime
o cn9lce tmothy is selling at si2@l5 per ton, good
hxeG AZ Sio@ll per ton, and inferior at SS@9 per /
tore -
Hemp is steady and quiet with light receipts of
ough Kentucky. and quoted at &S5@90 per ton on
rival and about 50 more in store. Dressed is in
aoderate demand and steady at Gsz@714c for
ouble and 6Lf8612c for single per ID.
Mlllteed: Bran is i'll moderate demand and the
iarket quiet and steady at sll 25@11 rs rer ION,
hlpStuffs neglected and held at $l2a12 SO, and
holdings quiet and steady at s130l550 per ton,
II in bulk on arrival.
Oils quiet and steady with little or no change
.e quOte refined petroleum at 9@10l@c per gal
! TO hre test Prime linseed in jobbing lots al
C. Lard Oil at 536s55c for winter extra and 30
i52c for current make per gallon h
feanutS are IN fair demand and the market
eaay, ea WIN white at 51agJc for Tennessee and
Potatoes are in moderate demand and tae mar.
et steady and quiet with peacholows at 75@85c
Il lr ou. New potatoes are in better supply and
Ling at $st@4 per brl for good to choice
|
eelpts, and the market steady, and selling at
25gS for old or full grown, and 81 5o@2 for
'rlng chickens per dozen. Ducks held at S2a
% per dozen. No other kind quotable
Salt steady and demand light with foreign /
l0ted at 34@S5c per bu for Turks Island, and I
t9l 05 for Liverpool coarse per sack Ohio River
ID kanawha at 81 l5 for small barrels, and 81 So
II large barrels vs. ~ !
Seed: Demand moderate with German miIlet et
oV@l &c. common milet at 81 35tdl 40. Hunpa- q
an grass at 81 3581 IS per bu. Timothy dali and
'minal at 81 3591 40 per bu, and clover at 6I56t
&C nerlb. Flax seed salable at 81 1Oa1 20 per M
IaIlow is selling at &c for country, loose, and 4
&C for city rendered, packed, with moderate de. 4
and and good supply
GRocERIEs t
Jofiee has quiet, steady market and the demand
II. Wequote Laguayra at 151SGl715c Java at S
g2lc, Mocha at 21Y2Sc per lb, Rio common at ,
GIG. fair to good al 13g15c prime to choice AT Y
19glIt2c, and fancy yellow at 1S1Sa19c per ii. +
M0asses is in moderate demand and steady \
w Orleans selling at 30d35c for fair TO good and
940c for prime to choice, per gallon Refined a
Lups held at 50@75c per gallon, as to quality. I
Rice is steady and the demand mode cate. with \
,c per lb. Wv w
sugar is steady and quiet We quote New Or /
tIs at 6(97c for raw 7144ssc for yellow clarified
d y 4@S34c for white do, per lb. Refined yellow I
1919sc, extra at 71s@sSlse, A white at SL@ 7
&C, granulated and powdered at s491Ic. and \
ished at 91ac per lb. \