The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-14


are quoted soaSsc. and white ysas5c, for, good to
l'prime per bu. Inferior are quoted nominally
22a2So per bu. '.i -
RYE-Market quiet and steady. No. . is
worth 74a15c IN elevator, and good 70 prime
on track 71a73o per Du, and inferior 65a6Ic
per bu. s7 lFssi flft fc ~
| CORN-Is quiet to- day, and mixed is quoted
43a44c for good shel1ed, and prime ear he'd at
! 4iai5c per bu on track. No. 8 sneAed sold at
MESS POKK-Market quiet anu steady at
| S1g 25ai9 50 for prime city. and only a jobbing
demand aE inside figure. -,-e' y. -
| LARD-There is a moderate demand for
prime steam attic, and city Kettle jobbing at
5UIK MEiTs4Market quiet Shoulders
are quoted T,4a7%c, clear rib sides 9zc, and
| clear sides f04c per ID, all loose. ..tf s.s
! BACoN1.Very littie doing and clear sldes
are held at n1<a111Sc with light offerings; !;
clear rib sides l0kc, and shoulders are quoted
SIC per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured hams
quiet at 13a14c per lb "a.
CorIoN Continues quiet, with no change.
Sales Today, 46 bis. Stock on hand, $3.50 bis.
We quote: OrdInary, Sc; good ordinary, 9M 4;
| low nilddling, l0Lc: mailing, 1lkc; good
middhng, l2c; mid lhng fair, 1sc; fair. 14&c
| wHfsKY-Is firm to-day, with an advance
Of lc, and 226 br4s sold at 81 Us per gallon.
BEANS--Market dull and depressed at7la
SOC for mediums, and 95ca$l for choice navya
per bu. 1Eot rt ~ tJ,s ~
,bUIIEh--Inere IL stlll quleb ana neavy
| market, with no material change. The bes'
i grades continue in fair local demand. The re-
| cepts are liberal of all grades, and generally
IN bad condition owing TO the warm weather.
| We quote: Prime to choice lots l6alSc FOL
i Western Reserve, and 14al5c for Central ONO
Extra selections arc worth 19a20c per lb
Lower grades offered at 10a12c per lib.
CHEESE-- receipts are larger, and with
only q moderate demand the market rulei
easier, and prime to choice factory is quoted
lSHa9hc per lib. 1a
| COFFEE--The demand is moderate. but ther'
is asteady market No change in prices. We
quote: Rio .leaaoe for eommons- o<asl 1ac fo
fair to good, and 221sa2s1sc for prime to choic
&c CoAL@1s quiet @ though fRffm RH ~ We quote
afloat SC for ONO River, &c for Ashland, and y
for Yossghi0gheny i and dsyefea lG red e con
and Muskmgrim, 10al1c for Hooking Vale.
and Kanawiia, and lia1Yc for loughloghen.
per bu. Camel is quoted l6c ahoat and soass
delivered. seara -s7a-7s'f' ss.a-s--'.s
COKE-There is a moderate demand at pre-
vious rates. We quote: Gas-house &c, city &c
i and crushed &c per bu at yards; and 2aSc NOR
| delivered per bu. 'sT ~
| DRIED FRUiFs-Donestic is quoted liza
l2ec for peaches. and Shal0Ac for apples
and moderate demand. Foreign are in IIgh
request and we co itinue to Quote prunes, 0:
SIC; currants, ea9c; figs 16al8c, and citron rs;
26c per lb and raisins S3a3 10 per box. 81.
| EGGS-The receipts are lighter-aHi there i
a fair demand and market somewhat drmer a
13c per dozen, and 49, " G counte1 out.
/ GREEN FRUITS--Lemons are in good de
mand with moderate offerings at s6a6 so pc
box. Oranges remain steady with fair dc
mand, ami we quote Messina SIS 5Ua6 per box
!, and repacked are held at $3.50. iI - +.
/ HAI-Market quiet ana steady, with only
moderate demand for the higher grades, ant
Iinferior dull amt nominal. Loose pressed No.
timothy is offered at $l5al6, and tight pressed
I S11a13 per ton. Lower grades are hardly sala
bic at $6a9 per ton all on arrival. In store, $la
more is required. " llN .' Ht
Ii HEMPLThere is a. dull market and rotlpI
Kentucky is offered at S110a115 per ton on ar
Trivial, and held at $5al0 more in store. Wequot
dressed 9Ma9hc per lb. f,tygly..-. =
HIDES-There is very little demand. bu
Iprices are nomlnally unchanged. Greei
I dry sailed 12al4 &c per Ii. Sheep pelts 25a40
for interior, and 15casl % for good to prime.
MILL FEED = There is some improvement
; in the demand with moderate offerings and
Bran is quoted $8 5Ua9 so; shIpstuffs, S11ala
J and middlings. $l4al5 per ton all on arriva
and about 81 more per ton IN store.
| MOLASSES-There is a moderate deman
and steady market. Prime to choice Ne,
; orleans is worth 55a60c per gallon. Interiors
quoted 38a45c per gallon.
: OILS-There is a quiet market for iinsee
, Oil and it continues steady at 5Oa52c per gallo
for prime. Lard oil is quoted 9Oa95c per gallo
/ | for extra current make, and mouerate deman
9 Refined petroleum is quoted 13al4c per gallo
with fair demand. C.tt ltHNltI
POTATOES-1here is frmer market, III
Q der hight receipts and q fair demand. Ne
are quoted 81 75a4 81 per brl for good to prin
| in store. '"~
PoULTRY-The demand is good for II,
/ chickens, with ample receipts, and they al
. selling at SO 50a4 oU per dozen for old Al
d young. sE q t %..rs
/. RICE-Is quiet and steady at previous price
:, We quote 7aSc for Carolina, 6ha71ac for LOUIS
u ana, ana 6a61Sc for Rangoon, per ib
Il SALT-Donesticis in light demand and ur
changed at 81 20 per brl and 23c per bu fe
t jobBing lots on arrival. Turks Island Y
; quoted 35a37c per bu, and very little deman'
Liverpool coarse is quoted VI S0a1 55 per sack.
Z | SEED--There is sbiil o very quiet marKe
| with no material change. Wequ0te Hungaria
| and millet '60a7Dc, anu German millet 60a9J
/, and light demand. Flax seed is worth COCA;
y per bu and demand fair. ~ ~
S SUGAR-The demand is fair, with stead
s market and no change in prices. New Orleal
y 4 is worth 8Aa9c per brl, according to qualit
) We quote refined yellow 94a9Ge, extra st
I, l0alOHc, "B" white l0&a10Ac, "a" white 10y
l01sc per lb, and hard is quoted Hail &c II
J, powdered and granulated, and II Kali 16c f
!, crushed per Id.
! TALLoW-Market steady and demand fai
: City is quoted Sc and country 7alc per Id.