The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
Markets
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10-2 P. M.
BREA DSTUFFS.


BREADsrUFFs.
Flour Is quiet and steady: Fancy quoted at
Sc 15Na6 co. family selling at IS 60@5 85, extra at
"a H50a5 20. superfine at " 35C94 70. and low
grades at So 6o@i 10 per brl as to quality, Rye
lonr is firm and quiet at $4 50@4 rs per bril-
Barley is quiet and steady. No. 2 fall at go
9sc, and fair to prime samples at S0@9oc per bu.
Spring at 55@8Oc. as to quality No. sold to-day
at 92c in elevator.
OTIS in fair demand and steady. No. mixed
sold at SOC and white quoted at 32c per bu, prime
to choice
Wheat is firm and steady, with good demand.
Red selling at 81 1SGa1 20 per bq on arrival. Am
ber quoted 81 1501 ", good to prime sam pie and
would sell at about the same as red lot of
mixed amber and red sold to-day at 81 20 at Ken
tucky Central track.
Rye is firm and with an upward tendency. No.
sold on track to-day at 78c, and in sacks at 7S1ac
per bushel: rejected at 75c
Corn is quiet and irmer Sales of yellow ear
to-day at 44c per bu. Mixed ear quoted at 446e45
per bu on track. and prime sold at the outside
figure No. 2shelled at 45@46c, latter in elevator.
PROVISIONS
Lard quiet and steady, with current make at
6.10@61sV per lb Winter steam nominal at 61s0
6.15c per ID.
Mess pork firm and quiet at s1o@1O 25 per brl,
spot, and light offerings.
Bacon is quiet and firm. Shoulders at 4L014szc,
clear rib at t71S@714c, and clear sides at nc per
ID, packed. Sugar cured hams at 9I9l01ac, as to
average
Bulk meats dull. with little on the market and
nominal at sesc for shoulders and 633ssta61sc for
clear rib sides.
The market is steady and quiet The following
are the official quotations to-day at the Cotton Ex-
change Ordinary. sac; good ordinary 9Lc;
low rniddling 9}a@s49c; middling. 91s3410e; good
mddling, lohe; m ddling fair, los4c; fair, 11s4c
per b. Receipts lit bales Shipments 279 bales.
Stock 1,Sl3 bales. Sales 214 bales.
WHISKY.
The market opened to-day selling at 81 06.
Later sales at 81 05 per gallon, and fair demand.
MfsCELLANEoUs
Beans quiet and steady with moderate receipts.
Choice navys at 81 50@l co. fair to prime al ST 10
@1 35, and com mon at 75@9Oc per bn.
Br om com: The receipts are moderate and the
Common to good red brush S0a315e; red lippei
sH@lc; green stalk braid, 415@5c, and hurl, 30
SIC per lb.
Butter isin moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet. The receipts are ample but
not large We quote Creamery 26Q27c for fancy
selections and 2O@2lc good to choice e'l per % Ib'
Dairy made at l2@15c for choice lots, and 17@lSc
for selecCed packages. Packers buying mode ate
ly at S@loc per ID for good to prime. Common
dull at 5@6c per lb.
and the market rules steady and quiet with prime
to choice factory selling at 10H@llc per lb.
Coal is in light supply and has continued firm
market. Delivered to consumers as follows:
Ohio River lI@12c, Hooking Valley and
Muskngum 11@l2c, Kanawha at 14c. aud Youghi-
Ogheny at i6c per OH. Anthracite $5@5 so per ton.
Coke is in moderate demand and Iominally un-
changed. Gas-house at &c, city manufactured and
crushed at 7c per bn at yards. Held about &c
higher when delivered to consumers.
Eggs are in light demand and market quiet and
easy with fresh quoted at l21lSc per dozen,
Fruits Apples selling 81 259i rs per brl. and
full supply. Cranberries at $G@S 50 per brl for
good TO choice. Pears quiet and offerings moder.
are at 5000 per brl for choice and s2@S for in.
feror. Lemons in fair demand at $o@6 per box.
Oranges sell at IS SOFAS per brl for Louisiana
Dried peaches quiet at at6@619c, and dried apples
4@41ac per lb.
moderate demand and firm, with prime to cho ce
timothy selling at $l4 56@15 80 perton, and good
to prime mixed hay at $l2@1S per ton, all in
bales, ON arrival.
Hemp has moderate demand and ample sup
ply, with steady market, and rough Kentucky
at $115@l20 per ton on ARRIVAL. Dressed jobbing
in store at 71ac for single and SIC for double
dressed per lb.
Iron continues active and firm and quoted as
follows: Pig iron at four months time: Hanging
Rock No. 1 at $4Ods42: No. l coke at $3SQ3s; No
! stone eoa at S36@36; Hanging Rock car wheel
iron at $i5@5O and Southern do. at s43@45.
Mill-feed: Market firm and quiet Bran in
moderate supply at SsI5s Is per ton shlpstuffs
all in bulk, on ARRIVAL. Held in store at 80 more
per ton.
Oils steady. with generally moderate demand.
and selling linseed at &C. lard oil ut 536p55o for
extra Writer and 50@52c for current make and
refined petroleum at 12@13c, as to fire test, per
gallon.
Peanuts in fair dem and and selling at E<@
~ for white, and 5s,s@5H4c for rel per ID.
Potatoes quiet and STEADY, with good supply and
fair demand at 40@45c per bu, loose, on arrival
and 55@60c in store. Choice at 81 65@t rs packed,
per bril- HlA-
! Poultry: ChcEens are in fair demand ana the
market steady ana quiet. Old or full grewn at
81 2l92 rs. and young at 81 25@2 per dozen. as to
quality. Ducks are dull at u rs. and geese ut
ut ~ SOFAS per dozen. H
Salt has a moderate and steady demand. Coarse
LIVERPOOL at Sl0el10 per Sack Turks Island at
3i@35c per bu. Ohio River ana Kanawha firm at
81 25sSl 80 per brl of S bu and 81 65 per brl Of
"a bi St'~ %t ~
Seed. Fair jobbing demand for timothy at % Is
o. 25 per bu in store. Glover at 7(97zc on arrival