The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Dot. 15-2 P. N.
BREADsTUFFs.

BREADSTUFFS
Flour firm and in fair demand. Fancy is
quoted at $6 1896 75, and family selling at
IS 7066 90; extra at IS l595 40; superine at
81 65@4 80; low grades at So S5ta4 So per bril-
Wheat1s firm and demand fair Gho ce red held
at 81 27@1 Is, good to prime ut 81 1901 20 per bu
on arrival. White scarce, aud would bring about
the same as red Amber at 81 23al "a for fair to
good and s. GOAL % for prime to choice.
Oats firm, ann fair demand. No. 2 mixed SELL
ing at 32@33c per bu White quoted 3iQ935c per bu.
Barley is steady and demand moderate. Fall at
S599Oc good to prime, and 93@95c for choice.
Spring al 65@S0c for fair to prime.
Ryeis firm and higher. No. selling to-day at
90c on track.
Corn is quiet and s,eafy. Mixed ear quoted at
46@4sc per pu MS to quality. No. Q mixed at 4Sc
on track. White shelled held at SIC for No.2.
PROVISIONS.
Lard is quiet and steady Current make at &c
per lb. best bid a shade less.
Mess PORK steady and Quiet, with prime city at
lo@lo.25 per lb and the Inside figure bid for job
bling lots
dull and nominal at 31S@3ssc for shoulders and
71s69714c for clear RIB per Id.
Bacon: There is fair demand, and the market
is steady and quiet Shoulders at 41s@s414c clear
rib at 71sc, and clear sides at Sac per lb,
packed. sugar-cured hams at 911s@l014c as to
average.
The market Is quiet and steady with no change
in prices to-dav. Shipments. ITO bales. Stock.
2,607 bales The official quotations are as follows;
9Ac; middling, lOe; good m,ddling, 1e14c; mid
ding fair. 10Mc; fair, ll4eper Lib.
wHIsxy.
The demand is fair and the market steady and
sales to-d3y at 81 o. per gallon.
MIsCEaLANBous.
Beans: The demand is only moderate and the
market is quiet. We quote choice navys at 81 50@
l 6O good 10 prime, 81 20@l 35, and inferior at
10000 per bn.
market steady. The receipts are liberal
Creamery sells at 20@23c per ID for prime
to choice and at 25@26c for extra seiections
Choice dairy at 12@loc, latter for Western
Reserve, and held at l6Gl7c fo~ selected packages
goodt prime packing lots at S@l0c; inferior down
10 &c per lb
Br'om corn has Quiet, steady market and no
material change: Common to good red brush
3tgshc; red dppe', 3h@ic; green stalk braid,
41a@5c; ana hull b@5hc per lb
Cheese ia in fair conslrmp tive demand and the
market remains steady. We quote prime to choice
factory at l0@11c perlb.
Coal is in fair retail demand and the market
steac!y. No sales afioat. We Quote 12c for Ohio
River, A@lhc for Muskingum and Hooking Val
ley. Adl5c for Kanawha and i6c for Youghio-
gheny, per Du, delivered to consumers.
Coke Is in light demand and steady at previous
prices. We quote the following at yards: Gas
house at &c, city manufactured at 7c crushed al
7c per bu. About &c higher delivered to con-
sumers.
Eggs: There Is moderate demand and the mar
ket is quiet with fresh selling at 13@1311ac per
dozen.
Fruits: Market quiet and steady for apples at 81
@1 Is per brl Cranberries at 81 25@2 SO per
crate ana $6@s per brl Lemons at SSg5 50 per
brl. Oranges quiet and ample receipts, and sell
ng at s4d5 per brl for Louisiana. ounces sell
at S3@3 50per brl. Dried peaches at 6(961zc, and
dried apples at 4g4l,c per ID.
Hay has a steady and fair demand, with mod.
e-ate receipts. Prime t0 choice timothy at S14 hs
q 10 80 per ton. Fartogood mixed hay at$l2@1t
per ton in bales on arrival.
Hemp: There is light demand, with mod crate
receipts, and rough Kentucky quoted at S12O pei
ton on arrival Dressed hemp jobbing in store a,
SIC for double and 714c for single dressed per h.
Iron: The market remains seadv aRd quiet
Pig iron as TO lows: No. l Hanging Rock a,
St0@42 four months: No. 1 coke at $sS@39
No stone coal at S3a@S6; Hanging Rock car
wheel iron at @7@50, and Southern do. at $i3M
bar iron, "a 40; sheet iron ooiled Nos IS and 81
81 65 sheet iron charcoal Nos. Is and "a "a 90 pei
lb: scraps 81 4o@l6o, ana cast scraps, ii 1oy1 II
per hundred
Mill-feed Is in fair demand and steady, witt
bran at 80 25@9 so per ton. Shlpstuffs at $lo@
II per ton, and middltngs at $l3@l7 per ton
| all in bulk on arrival.
| Oils: Lard oil quiet and steady at 53@55c fol
winter extra and 50ah2e for current make Re
| fined petroleum at 12l5M13izc, as to fire test
Llnseed jobbing ut Sc per gallon.
!, Peanuts There is steady market and fair de
mand with ample but moderate sunply at $40
SIC fur white, latter for choice Virginia. and 81
G45Ae for red per ID.
local demand FAIR We quote deeg45c rer bu lnose
on arrival, and 55@60c for choice varieties IL
store.
| Poultry: Live chickens are In fair demand an,