The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-12
4 CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI. June 12-2 P. NJ.
FLOUR-Is in moderate demand chiefly for
the best grades, and steady. We quote: Fancy,
So 25a7 so; family, IS GOa5 IS, the latter for fa-
vorite brands; extra, 81 25a4 90; superAne,
$35Oa3 T6; low grades Sc a3 o.; spring wheat
hour, $6a6 ~; rye -four, "a 2oa4 IS per brl.
WHEAT--There is very little doing. The
offerings are light Red is quoted II l5a1 II for
prime; 81 00ai 10 for far to good, and 7Ua8Oc
for inferior. White Is held at 81 l8al 25 for
good to prime, and some choice lots are Of
fered ats ~ per bu.
market shows little or no change. White are
quoted 33a36c, and mixed 30ad8c for good to
prime sample per, bu. Inferior lots offered at
S5a2tc per bu.
RYE-Tnere isa moderate inquiry, and No. .
in elevator Is quoted 74ai5c per bu. Good to
Prime on track is worth 7Ua72c per bu.
CUKN-There is not much doing to-day.
Mixed shelied is quoted 4aa43c for good. and
37a35c for inferior on track Good to prime
ear is quoted 43a45c per bu on track.
MESS P0Rk-Prime city is quoted $40 5Da
10 IS. with light offerings at these figures, and
| demand moderate.
LARD--Tne market remains quiet, but there
| is firm feeling. and prime steam is held at
| 1;Aa11Hc per lb, and city kettle in jobbing
| lots aJ iJalShc per Id.
| BULK MEAIs-The market continues quiet
though steady, Loose meats are quoted IN a
4 7hc for shoulders, 9zfa0c for q Barrib sides,
| and l01sc for clear sides, per lib.
| BACON demand moderate. Clear sides
| held at 11Sc, clear rib sides quoted l0AalIc,
| and shoulders 6Ga8tac per Id, all packed.
Sugar-cured hams sell at lsa14e per lb in job
bing lets, according to average.
| CUIIUN-The MARKET Is lrm and quiet. No
| sales reported at the Cotton Exchange. The
following are the official rates, but it is gencr-
1 ally hel1 higher: Ordinary, Be; goou ordinary,
good mtadllng, .12c; mid Iling fair. 1Sc; fair.
4 f4Lc 11er lb
HISKY-Demand fair to-day and 30 brls
sold on ,Change at 81 0T per gallon.
BEANS-The market remains dull and nom
inally unchanged. Choice navys are quoted
81 lOal i6, and mediums 9Jca$l per bu.
BUTTER-The market is steady, with little
IL anv change. There is o fair consumptive
dem anu for best table butter, and packers are
buying Of the lower grades to considerable
extent Selected packages OF extra qualify
viii bring 2Oa2ic per lb, but prime to choice
lots are selling generally ut 1IalSc for Western
Reserve and l5a16 for central and Southern
Ohio and Indiana. Inferior grades are quoted
f0ai3c per ID.
with moderate demand, and we quote 1t sa9h le
per lib for prime to choice factory:
| COEFlcE-Ihe market is steady and quiet
with moderate demand and prices unchanged
Java is worth S2a3ac per lb; common Rio selis
at l9a20c, medium quality 2la2l 1c, and prime
to Choice ~ X a23kc per lb.
| COAL-There is not much doing but the
imarket remains steady at previous prices.
The rates afoat are 71sc for fougliogheny. &c
FOR Ashland and &c for ONO River per bu. The
rates delivered to consumers are as follows;
Ohio river sc, Ashland and Muskinguin, i0c
Hooking Valley and kanawna i0alle, iough,
iorheny ii al2c per bu. Camel coal is quoted
l6c afloat and 2Oa22c delivered, per bu
COKE-Demand light and prices steady and
unchanged. 1t is quoted. at yards &c fol
as-house, &c tor city tymanufactured, and sc fol
crushed; and delivered 1t is worth &c for gas.
house, ye for city, and loo for crushed per b,l
DRIED FRUlTs-We quote domestic fruit
sal0kc for apples and lial2he for peaches