The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
REvIEw OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS
CINCINNATI, Oct W-2 P. M.
BREADsTUFFs.

CINCINNATI, Oct ~ +. Nd.
BREADsTUFFs.
Flour Ia steady and demand fair. Fancy Is
quoted ut s6 65@7.15 Family settling at S6@6 40.
Extra OF SIS 5oaS Is; superfine at 81 sOd95 %. and
some low grades at 81 159a so Der hrl as 70 quail
iy. Rye fioT: Moderate demand and quoted at
&(95 Is per brl.
tsare in lair demand and steady No. 2mixed
sold to-day at SSc per bu. White is quoted AZ sag
Soe per btishel.
Corn isquiet and steady Mixed ear selling to-
day at 45c on track. Mixed shelled at 4s@5Oc. as
to quality and location. White corn scaice and
held 192c above mixed.
Wheat is steady. The demand Is fair for red
and selling at 81 20 for No. 2on track, and 81 So1a
for choice delivered. Amber quoted 81 25@i 27
for good'to prime, and 81 2S@1 20 for choice on
arrival. White scarce and would bring about as
much as red.
PROVISIONS.
Lard: There is q fair demand and the market is
firm. Current make at 5.80@5.871ac per 10.
Mess pork is steady and quiet prime city mess
at Sl0@l0 %, held at 15@25c more for Jobbing
lots.
Bulkmeats are duh and normal Shoulders
held at 922s@3!4c. No sides Offering ,>a
Bacon is quiet and steady. Shoulders at 4ls@
44c clear rib al SEC, and clear sides at Sas@oa4c
per h.
Sugar cured meats In fair jobbing demand. We
quote hams al 9(9914c breakfast bacon at 7A@74c,
and shoulders AT 5a@6c per ID, all canvased and
packed.
The market is firm and prices unchanged.
Stock, $3.50 bales. Receipts to-day. $40 bales.
Shipments, 52l bales Quotations as follows: Or
dinary 91a(g91ac; good ordinary, 91s@y14c; low
middling, lO1ac; mddling, lVasc; good mddllng,
105sc; middling fair, II sc; fair, l21sc per Id.
WHISKY.
The demand Is active and market firm, and sell
ing at 81 0S per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in fair demand and the market steady
and quiet at 81 501 60 for choice, VI 201l 35 for
good to prime, and 75c@Sl for common to lair per
buShe
Butter is firm and the receipts only moderate,
and there is a continued fair demand. We quote
creamery at 26@2Sc for extra selections, and sell
ing at 20Q25c for good to choice lots. Dairy-made
at l2@1oc for choice, the latter figure for Western
Reserve, and held at 179lSc for single selected
packages. Good to prime packing lots at S@lOc,
and common at 5@6c per ID.
Broom corn is sea iy and demand fair, with
generally moderate offerings. We quote red BRUSH
2s4@314c red tipped, 3ta@4c; green stalk, 4h@
4Ac, and hurl ut 5@51ac per lb.
Cheese is steady and demand fair, and selling
for prime to choice at 10@11c per lb.
Coal is firm and quiet. with light offerings
Rates af1oat nom nal. Delivered to consumers at
16c for Youghiogheny, 14ql5c for Hooking Val
ley and Muskingum, and l5c for kanawha, and
12c for Ohio River per OIL.
Coke is quiet, with moderate demand and
steady, and quoted as follows Gas-house 7c for
city manufactured, and 798c for crushed ut yards
delivered at &c more per bu
Eggs are in fair demand and market firm, and
fresh selling at lac per dozen, and receipts mod
crate
Fruits: Apples plenty and dull at 81 25@l Is
for gOodto choice and 75c@1 0O for inferior per
brl. CranberrieS quiet and steady at S5dS per br
Quinces al sS 5eG4 per brl and 81 259l 20 per bu
and firm with fair demand Lemons sell at A 50
@5 per box. Louisiana oranges at $2Q93 per brl.
Hay is in fa demand for the local trade and
steady wfthmOderate receipts. We quote $l4@15
per ton for prime to choice timothy. Fair to good
mixed hay at $l2@13 per ton, all on arrival
Held ~ more for store lots.
Hemp Is in moderate demand and steady with
offerings OF rough Kentucky at $l159l2O per ton
on arrival. Dressed jobbng SIC for double and
7L2c for single dressed per ID In store.
Iron: The market is quiet and steady with fair
demand at about previous quotations. Hot blast
charcoal Hanging Rock No l, $i0@41 do No. 2,
S3S@iO: Tennessee, No. !. S35@37: No stone
coa, s36@38; No. coke. $SS@S9; Hanging Rock
car-wheel, S45G5O: Southern do $S76845.
Mil-feed Bran is hrm and in fair demand at
Sl0@11 per ton. ShIpstufs quoted at $12@l3 per
ton and quiet Middlugs steady ana fairly
active at Sld@1s per ton all in bulk on ARRIVAL.
Oils Market quiet for linseed and steady AT 66c
per gallon Extra lard IN iaiF demand at 5Sa55c
gallon. Refined petroleum firm and fair demand
at 13(9l5c as to fire TEST.
Peanuts are steady and in fair demand and
selling at 65s96asc for white and 5sss@5A for red
per 10.
PJtatoes are fairly active and steady and freely
offered arrival at 40t645c per bu loose and held
ut 10c more in ore. Choice packed in store al
81 6591 rs per br
Poultry: Fair demand for live chickens and
selling at S2@3 per dozen as to size or condition.
Turkeys at 6@7c per ID. Geese dull at $393 75 pr
dozen. Ducks al $2(Q2 25 per dozen.
Salt Is IN moderate demand and steady. Ohio
River and Kanawha at 81 65 per brl of bushels
and 81 80 per brl OF buhels. Coarse Liverlool at
S1@l 05 per sack Turks Island AZ 33@S5c per
bushel.
Seed: Timothyis firm and fair demand at 81 COG
2 10 per bu in store. Glover quiet and jobbng
at 71s975sc per bu Flax at 81 l0Qll l5per bu.
TalloW is steady and gu ct with ample offerings.
Country at 5c packed and city at &c loose per lb.
GROCERIES.
Coffee is quiet and firm at the following prices:
Rio common at l215(1l3c, fair to prime at lao
iMl7c, choice at 1s@1Sl9c, and fancy yellow at
l91.@20c per lb. Mocha at 2S@29c, Java at 25@
2Sc Laguayra at 16]a@lShc per pound
Molasses: The market is firm and quiet light
stocks of New Orleans at 42@l5c for prime to
choice, and 35940c for fair to good, per gallon.
Refined syrups at 40@65c COED to choice.
Rice is in moderate demand and the market
steady and selling for Louisiana ut 7A175zc per
pound.
,sSugar continues firmsand quiet Yellow refined
at 733saS11sc. extra c at 8l46gSAc, A white at Ga
9Ac. granulated and powdered at }sg91sc, crushed
at 91s@10c, and cut loaf at loo &c per ID.