The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-10
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,

CINCINNATI. July w. p. M.
FLOUR-There is still avery quiet market
though st ady and no material change. We
quote 50 OOaT 90 for fancy brands, and patent
process ranging up to So 0Oa6 ~ per Drl. Fam
lly Is worth $5a5 66; extra, 81 25a4 e0; super
me, W 4OaS7 70, and low grades, 81 71a3 W per
brL aspiring wheat -four ranges S5a5 IS, and rye
flour "a 0Oa4 80 per brl, according to qualify
WHEAT-Market auIet and offerings mod
crate. Good TO choice white new crop is quoted
" l8al 20 per bu. Fair to good red is quoted
S5ca$l, and PRIME 81 l0al II per bu.
OAIS-Market dab and offerings Of good to
prime at 3la33c for white, ami 2Sa3vc for mixed
on track.
BARLEY-Q and not much ON the mar
ket. GOOD to prime fall is quoted 75a8Uc per bu.
RfE-TheIe g is dull market No. 2 in ele-
vator Is quoted 2a73c per bu. Good 10 prime
on track 6Sa1Oc per bu, and inferior 62a6Sc
per bu.
MESS PORK-There is an easy market, with
only moderate demand: city packed is quoted
$<0 25a2u 50 per brl.
LAkD-1here is moderate demand and the
market Is easy, and prime steam is quoted liza
II &c per ID; city kettle held at l3al3h per lb.
BOLk MLATS-There is not much DONG,
and the market is rather easy. Shoulders are
quoted 9aohc, clear rib sides 10Lal0Mc, and
clear sides lQXc per lib, all loose.
BACON-Demand light. Shoulders are
quoted W, clear rib sides II x a1l5kc, and clear
sides ll2Sal2c per lib, all packed. Sugar-cared
MAINS are quObtu l4dl1C Der 10.
COElUN-Continues dali, with no change
in prices Sales Of II bales reported at the Cot
ton Exchange to-day. We give the official
rates as follows: Ordinary, 7kc; goOu Urdl-
nary, 9c; low mlddllng, 10c: IN duiIng, 11c'
Soed mi'dlng. l1Ic; midtling fair, 1sci
WHloK i-Market quiet and steady, ard 159
brls sold to-day at 81 ~ per gallon.
BEANS-Demand light with only mode
onerlngs at I5c FOR mediums and 9Uc for choice
nayya
B1TTER-There is quiet and steady mar.
ket, with little or no change in prices. The
receipts are mostly In bad condition with the
heat. Really choice table butter IS only IL
moderate supply. We quote t7al5c for prime
TO choice dairy, and fancy creamery will bring
25a17c per Id. Me iium quality is quoted l3a
l5c, aud common l0al2c per lib.
CHEESE-There is gu ct market, with
prime TO choice factory selling at Sas16c per Ii
in store.
CoEEEE-T There is a fair consumptive ae-
mand, and the market remains steady with nc
material change in prices Java is quoted 32a
5Sc per ID. Common Rio sells at 181sa20c, and
good to choice at 2la2 &c per Id.
COAL-There is quiet and steady market
with no material change In prices. We quote
ONO hIyer 5aj1Ac, Ashland 6a61.c, and Yough-
iogheny &c per hu, afoat 1t Is sold to con-
sumers and delIvere at &c for Ohio River, 10c
Tor Ashland and MuskIngum, l0a1lc for Hook l.
ing VALLEY and kanawna and l1al2c for Yough-
ioShchy per Dc. CHnael ~ quoted l6C afioat
and 2Ja2-c per bu delivered
COKE-Demand moderate and market steady
at previous prices. 1t Is worth &c for Cas-
house, Vc for city manufactured, and &c for
crushed, per bu, at yards, and 2a8c more deliy-
ered..
DRIED FRUITs-The demand is light for
both domestic and foreign, with no change In
prices. We quote peaches lOaf2c, and apples
SalOc per Id. Citr0n 26a26c, figs 16alSc, currants
Stsc, and prnnes 6aS1ac per lib. Layer raIsIns
are quoted 81 9pa3 per box.
EGGS-The market is frmer, under light
offerings and far demand. and fresh arrivals
will bring 18Jsai4c per dozen.
GR I'm FnUl lrS-There is o good supply OF
apples on the marker, and they sell at 81 5Oa2
perbrl for good to prime, with moderate de
mahd. Lemons are in fair request, with light
supply, and remain firm at 81 50as 81 per box.
Oranges are in fair demand and worth 81 5UaS
per box.
HAY-The market continues dull, with lib
eral recaipts, at previous prices. No. tim
0thy ID quoted Si6a!o iOr loose, and 81 2a14 for
tight pressed per ton. Inferior is held nom
inally $5a9 per ton, on arrival In store $1a2 is
requlreL
nEMP-The market is well supplied and dull
for rough Kentucky, which is offered at slIOa
1l5 per ton on arrival, anu s. more in store.
Wequote dressed 9;4a9xc per Id, and not much
demand.
HIDEs-Quiet and steady. Prices nominal
~ unchanged. We quote 51Ss7c for green
salted and flint per lb Sheep pelts, good to
prime, 75caSi 25.
MILL fEED-The market remains steady
hut dull for all articles. Prices unchanged.
We quote So 50a9 rs for bran, $llal3 Tor ship
stuhs, and stalls Tor middiings per ton, all on
arrival, and ~ more wanted III store
MOLASSEo-Ihere IS moderate demand
for New Orleans syrup, and steady at 65a6Jc
for prime to choice per gallon. Inferior is
dnH at 3oa45c per gallon.
OIL5-There is a moderate demand for lard
oil, and current make extra is worth S3a93c per
gallon. There is no. much demand for linseed.
but IL remains steady at 52c per gallon for
PRIME. Refined petroleum Is quoted l31Sal4hc
per gallon.
POTATOES-There is moderate demand
for new potatoes. with full supply, and good
to prime are worth 81 5eae w per bu, in store,
POULfRY-Market steady and demand
fair for chickens, and young are selling at ~ 80
a3 ~, and old at s8 z6a3 70 per dozen.
RlCE--oteady and quiet at 7a8c for Carolina,
and 6lsaIc for louisiana, per lb.
SALT-There is little or no change, and the
marx ct Is steady at previous prices. Domestic
is wot tn 2ic per Du and 81 IS per brl of $50 lb,
on arrival, ant drayage added when deli vered
Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 25ai 30 per sack ;
and TURKS Island Is held at 3Ta38e per bu
SEED-There is modeI ate demand for Ger
man miiet at 6Da65e, and Hungarian grass
seed at 50a55c per bu. IN store. Timothy is
quiet and firm, with limited offerings ut 81 75a
Super bu. Prime fax seed wild bring 9Uc Der
bu, Nnd moderate demand.
SUGAR-Steady, with fair demand at pre-
vious prices. New Orleans Is quoted 8&a9kc,
yellow refined 9kasAc, extra sc" l0HalUKc,
lb, and hurd is quoted flkal1Xc per ID.
TALLOW-Prime country Is quoted Tka7Ze,
and city rendered Sc per lib, with fair demand
and ample offerings.