The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-27
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
GIN NCINNArI. May N-2 P. NJ.
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~ s,eaey at eeda aI ,aiy INT we quo.e
@aS AZ ar hl Fytra st a. SndS5 aim te st W es es
al 90 and low grades at 81 25a3 30 her brl s. ring
wheat flour at Sidl4 S. the latter for Minnesota
Rye flour at SO 1908 80 per bril-
oats aie quiet and steady. Prime to choic,
white at G7Gl38c. Mixed ut 35td36c per bu In
feriOr dun aud nominal
| Wheat is steady and quiet. Red is selling al
S1 0Sm1 90 for prime sample snd will bring ST 10
for choice rer bu Amber ut 81 OSd1 90 for choice
and 81 05@1 OF for fair 10 prime. Choice white
would bring Al 10 per bu
Rye is quiet and steady. No. , at 56%c in ele-
vator Prime to choice sample ut 56@5Se p>r bu
| on truck
Barley is about out OF the market, with not
| Corn is in good demand TODAY and steed,.
| Mixed shelied snld at 3ga sl1Ic nn track SnRc
| also at 3SJ6c for June delivery. and some No . at
4ic in elevator Mixed corn quoted at 40d4ic ner
| hu for nrime on trsck fS'
| n,oy,s,o~s
Ma. .,. :. A.. .a ,.s,',s ,,
| MESS PORK ~ suhuS anu moaerate demand, ana
selling At ~ 15@lo pc? on.
Luru IN tnouela'e uuiia,lu I,,H hlia hrm
| !orcurTeht make, anu uull ana nominal at SIC
LOT Or PRIME n. steam. c,,,. -
1A neu's duies aiu sSeaay. 2houluets at $40
gttol2C, cit"r NJ az f/2Sfooc' anu clear sues AT
4Ie per ID, loose
naco.i - I'Gu1y anu qiie.i olloulueb at ae4t8c,
EteL h al, o az 59'1se' anu cieat soes III osc per
| ~ "li p"'AN ,y,,,.u
The market is firm and lc higher with sales TO-.
Gay AZ 81 W per gallon
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans: The market remains steady and quiet
with moderate demand We quote choice nayys
at 81 4Oal So good to prime white at 81 l560I 10
and common al 75@18Oc per bu
Butter: The receipts are large and the market
steady The demand is chiefly confined 10 the
finer Qualities for the local trade Creamery sells
at l7Ca9Oc per b. Choice dairy made at lpGf1Ic
per lb, the outside figure for selections. Inferior
grades duh and mostly offered al 6@Su, common
at 36f4c perlb
Cheese is in moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet We quote 6lom,c ner In for
prime to choice factory.
Coal: Light demand at previous prices. None
selling ahoaL We quote delivered to consumers
as following: Sa9c for Ohio River, 9@1Oc for
Ash hand 1O@11c for Muskngum and Hooking
Valley 1o@llc forKanawha and Youghiogheny
Coke has very ttle demand, and nominal at &c
for crushed, &c for city manufactured and &c for
gas-house per bu at yards and &c more delivered
TO consumers.
and weak with large offerings and fresh selling at
9@91ac per dozen.
Fruits: Market steady and quiet, with apples
quoted at - 5:o93 50 per brl. Oranges steady and
quiet and selling at sS9l0 per case andSS 5Oin4 50
per box. Lemons quoted at S3a4 per box and the
supply ample and the demand fair. Dried apples
dull at 21q@3c and dried peaches at 3a3i%c per lb
Hay Is in fair consumptive demand and receipts
eIDd13 per ton good mixed Al SlOG11 ner tnn A.
store 81 more is wanted.
Hemp: Market quiet for rough Kentucky, and
moderate offerings Al Sho per ton on arrival Single
dressed qnoteo al 6g6h2c and double at sA@714c
PrliT,as' per 10 IA sVore, anu ,a't aeina9d
Mill.eea; Mousrate s. aelah1 ior bran, and the
e; marSeI az auiet snu steauy az 81 2oGll 70 rer ton
ond anu heu az si!EI No. ana
III ni,uuiLSs qu'et anu s'eauy ~ sl3gloo oo per ton
az nIs. ~ o"Ia Fa,o Oh Ssd afr1nal; ond ,.,z
ia t au steauy rharKet Tor re-
tt E I;a a. S9lvIoS per gaIlon as 70 fire
test. r%,ime % linseea IN 1ooolng lots at &c. Lard
o, at oJsooc Iof Ml,'ef extra ana ooS52c for cur
rent make per gallon.
aeI M MaIkts Ei"s SteaGy ~ aH1 demand fair White