The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-24
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, June 24-2 P. M,
BREADSTUFFs.

OlNtlNSATI, June a. L. M.
BREADSTUFFs.
Flour: The market is quiet and EASY, Family
selling to-day at s. 1905 4O and fancy brands are
held up {" Sc per brl. Extra is quoted at 81 GOA
3d. Superfne at sal .. and low grades mt 50 50
O. % per brl. Rye -four at S393 3j latter for
fancy Northwestern per barrel.
Com quiet and steady. Mixed sheled at 3SI@@
39c for No. in elevator, and about 1c less on
track. Ear at SS93S1ac per bu on track and held
at S9c for choice. White at 4O442c per bu.
Oats dull and steady. Mixed at s2a33c for
good TO prime. White at 3j@36c for choice per
bu. Inferior not quotable.
Rye Is quiet and the market rather easy. No. 2
old selling at 59c in elevator aud quoted at 5Sc on
arrival. sample on Track quoted 56tsiSc.
Wheat is fairly active and market easy. Choice
red sample selling to-day at 81 O5 good to ptime
quoted at 81 02@l o. and inferior at ST. per bushe.
White amber scarce and would bring about the
same as red.
PROVISIONS
Lard is quiet and steady Current make offered
at q. lOc, and bids at Il shade less, cash
Bulk meats are in fair demand and steady We.
quote shoulders at3SOc, clear iib at I1sc aud clear
siues at 5dt5.0c per lb, all loose
Mess pork is quoted at $O25, but holders ask
about 2jc more for small jobbng lots, and the de-
mand is moderate.
Bacon is gu ct, the demand and offerings both
moderate. Shoulders quoted at 4Is6r4IIC Clear
rib at 5,4o@51ac, Clear sides at 5fsa555c per 10,
held at the outside figures. Sugar-cilred should
ers quoted at 5139534c per lb Hams at 9@lO%c
per ID, citVased ana pnckcd.
COTTON.
The market is dull to-day, and prices have a
downward tendency, though without any quota
bic change; Receipts to-day, 1870 bales Ship
ments, 60 bales. Stock 1.765 bales. The Official
Cotton Exchange quotations to-day as follows:
Ordinary ll3ac good ordinary HE low mid
ding 1915. middling l21sc good middling 1255c,
midding fair 1896 fair l4}sc per pound.
WHISKY
Has quiet and but firm market and lc higher
to-day. The demand is moderate at 81 O2 per
gallon, with sales.
MISCELLANEOUS. t
Beans are in moderate demand and Quiet We
quote common at 7OaS0c. Fair to prime at
Sl@l 30 and choice at 81 80 per bushel
Butter is quiet and steady The receipts are
ample but not excessive. The local demand is
fair for the finer qualities. There is moderate
packing demand. No quotable change i'll prices
We quote ceamery at 15AlSc per lb., latter for
selections. Choice dairy made at lOGll3c per lb
per lb.
Cheese is in moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet. Wequote 6@7c per lb forg good
to choice factory.
Coal: Market dull and nominalIy unchanged,
Nothing doing atloat. We quote Youghioghony
at l09l1c, Kanawha 10@llc, Hooking Valley
and Muskingum at 1e@llc, Ashland 9dbl0c, and
Ohio River al S@9c per bu delivered to consum-
ers.
Coke is dull and no change in prices We
quote Gas-housc &c, city manufactured at &C.
and crushed at Sc per bu. at yards. Held 1d2c
more delivered to consumers.
Eggs are firm with modera te receipts and the
demand is fair. Fresh arrivals are quoted at lOc
per doZ.
Fruits: Cherries in moderate supply at 50 5O,a4
per sand OF 2 bushels. CuTants In fair request
and good supply at $i(Gi 80 per stand of Q bu
GOoseberries in moderate demand and steady at
81 506el 70 per bu. Strawberries selling at S22 so
per ease of y bushel. Raspoerries at Sia6 for
black and S7ms for red per stand OF bushels.
Hay Is in fair constructive demand and the mar
ket steady and quiet with liberal offering and no
quotable change. Choice timothy quoted at Sl3@
l3 30, fair to prime mixed at Sl0@l2 per ton in
bales on arrival; held in store SltG2 more per ton
Hemp is quiet and steady. Rough Kentucky is
in light supply and held at S00@l05 per ton on ar
rival, and $5@l0 more in store. Moderate jobbing
demand for dressed at T3S@Sc for double and 61z@
&c for single, per h.