The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-05
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCTsNATI, June 5-2 P. M.
BREADSTUFFS.

BREADSTUFFS.
Flour is in fair demand for family and selling
| up to Sc for fancy brands and at IS 15d5 50 per
| Dr for ordinary trad brands. Extra has mod
| ate inquiry at 81 6J@4 90, and some is held at
- per brl. Supertne is neglected at So 9094 20.
| Low grades nominal at ~ 10m3 so per brl RIVE
flour remains steady, but the demand is moderate
and quoted at So lO(a3 80 per brl. Spring wheat
Hour is quiet at Si6p5 as to quality, the outside
| figure for fancy Minnesota.
Oats quiet and easy, white at 35@36c for choice,
and SAC for prime. Mixed at 3Oe33c, latter for
prime, per bu. Inferior dull and nominal. Sales
| on Change to-day of urine mixed at 32I@c, and
| choice whi .e at S6c on arrival
Rye is quiet. moderate demand and limited re-
ceipts No. is quoted 57c in elevator a5H
| about lc less on track. Prime to choice sample on
arrlyal at 55g57c though the after is generally
held higher. Low grades dull, down to Soc
| Wheat is steady wi h little or no change. Re-
ccipts light and demend moderate Red quoted
at IL 10 Ior choice and down to 81 o. to quail
W. Amber quoted 81 07H9l 0S for No. q and
same as red. Some No. 2 red sold this morning at
81 10 PEI bu.
Corn is quiet and moderate offerings. Mixed
shelled selling to-day at 3Sa2sl5c on track and
sold at SSc, but is held lg2c more for prime to
choice lots White ear at 41@l2c per bu.
| PROVISIONS.
| Mess pork remains quiet and steady, and quote
for city al So 75Ggl0 per brl.
Lard about steady and demand fair. Quoted at
| &c per Id for current make. Prime steam at 8 05G
6lOc, but about nominal. Kettle leaf at 7@712c
for city.
Bacon: Light demand and steady. Shoulders
at AGA 10c, rib sides at 5c and clear sides at sc
per lb, p cked Sugar-cured hams at sg9hc,
shoulders at 5A@51ac per lb, canvasld and
packed.
Bulk meats: Demand fair and market firm
Shoulders at 5jdg3GGc clear rib at 55a4 A1c and
clear SIDES at 434@iSJc per Id, all loose.
COTTON
There is firm market and quotations un-
changed. Stock, 3,4O4 uales. Receipts "A b\les.
Shipments i05 bales. Sales % bales. The Official
prices are Ms follows: Ordinary l2c, good ordiIary
l2l%c. low middlIng 12j4c mddling l3c gA d
middling 1870, mdding fair lac, fair 15c Aer
pound.
WHISKY.
The market is firmer and 1c higher to-day, and
is in active demand at 81 OF per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are steady AID quiet The receipts are
light and prices materially unchanged We quote
choice navys at$l so, fair to prime at S1gl 30 and
common down to 60c per hn
Butter has a quiet, steady marKet with liberal
receipts, and the demand fair for local consump-
tion only. Inferior grades are not wanted, and
stocks OF this sort are accommodating. The finer
dual!ti sell freely to the reta / trade, with
creamery at 15920c per ID as to quality latter fig
u.e fos fancy selections Dairy-made at l29l4c
for choice and l0@llc for PRIME Medium to
good at case, and common dull at 3G14c per ID.
Cheese quiet with ample offerings and fair de-
mand, and quoted at 7911ae per lb for prime to
choice factory.
Coal has a light summer demand only-nething
doing wholesale. Tine retail prices are: Yough-
iogheny 10glic, Hooking Valley and Kanawha
100l1c, Muskinguu 10@l1c, Ashl 4nd glgl0c Ohio
River S@9c per bu, delivered to consumers An
thracite del vered at Sc 50g7 per ton.
Coke is dull and ste ldy and unchanged. We
quote Gas house at &c, city manufactured at 7c
and crushed at &c per bu at yards and &c high
er delivered to consumers.
Fruits have steady market and quiet Apples
in rather Slnpy and ms ri. nt firm, ot
"a 90 per bril- Lemons in good demand and
quoted at S39i per box. Oranges scarce and held
at S5@6 per box.
Hay continues firm and the supply moderate
and fair eonsumptivc demand. Prime to choice
timothy is held at Sl2 5O(gl3 so, and fair 10 good
mixed hay at Sl0Gl1 80 per ton in bales, on ar
rival. Held in store Of 81 more per ton. |
Hemp duh but held steadily, and light receipts |
Of rough Kentucky are quoted on arrival at s909 |
81 per ton. Dressed in fair jobbing demand at GA
SIC for single, and BA@714c for double dressed, |
per lb
Millfeed: Bran steady, with light offerings and |
fair demand, and selling at S12 per ton. Ship |
stntis quiet and held at $l2a12 SO per ton. Mid |
dlings in fair demand at $l'@l5 per ton, all in
bulk on arrival, and 81 more asked in store |
Oils: Quiet market and steady. Lard oil job |
bin at 52g53c for winter extra. and 4S6li0c for |
current make, per gallon. Refined petroleum at
9gl012c per gallon, as to fire test Prime linseed
nj 62c per gallon.
Peanut. in fair demand and moderate supply |
Choice Virginia white sell at &c, and Tennessee do
at 5l9@534c per lb. Redquoted at 4h9514c per h. |
as to quality.
Potatoes are in fair consumptive demand only |
and firm for peachblows with moderate supply |
selling at s5cdSl for prime to eho ce per bu in |
store New putatoes in ample supply and offer
ngs at 81 5U@3 so per bril-
Poultry: Quiet and steady market for live chick
ems, with liberal receipts and selling at So 2593 90
ior iull grown, and 81 50dl2 90 for small spring
chickens. Other poultry dull ana nominal.
S 1t is in moderate demand and market steady. |
Ohio River and kAnaWhA sells at &l 10 for large
brl and 81 10 for small brl. Foreign dull at 95c |
asl per sack for Liverpool and 34935c per bu for
Turks Island.
Seed: Glover is dull and in light supply at 615a
&c per ID. Timothy in light jobbing demand at
b S0(d2 90 Ter bu. German millet quiet at 81 5Oa
60 per bu. Hungarian grass al 81 i0@l 45 per bn,
and common millet at 81 35tdl 40 per bu.
Tallow has steady, quiet market and the de-
naud moderate City endered. loose, at 614c, |
and country packed at 6c per lb.
GRnCERIEs.
Coffee has moderate demand and the market
steady. Mocha quoted Mt 27928c, Java at 22a27c,
md Laguayra at l5@l7c, Common Rioat l1(a12c,
,hoce at 161a@l7c and fancy yellow at 1S@l9c
)ei Id.
Molasses has moderate demand and the mark
Il firm with New Orleans selling at 3T@4Oc for
prime to choice, and 2Sg35c for common to
,ood per gallon Refined syrups at 40@7oc, as
o quality
Rice is steady and demand fair, and selling atS9
Ac for Carolina, and 7@71ac for Louisiana per ID
From the Hub.