The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-19
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
C1NoINNArr, june 1s-2p. N

FLOUR--Market quiet and steady. We
quote fancy $6 25a7 50 family $5a5 T., extra 4 25
al ~, superfine So 5Ua3 70. and low graues
81 75a3 per bri. Spring wheat flour s5a5 ",
and rye -four "a 25a4 IS per brl.
CUkN-Very quiet to-day. No. mixed
shelled is held at 46a47c, and rejected 42a43c on
track. Ear is quoted 45a47c on track. Z
RYE-Is in moderate demand. No. lin elc-
vator is quoted 75c per bu, and inferior ranges
down TO 65c per bu.
UATS-Are aull and nearly nominal. Good
tn prime white are held at 33a35c, and mixed at
a0a32c per Du Inferior offered as low as 2Sa
23c per bu.
market TO- day, and prime city is quoted S2,ja
20 rs per brl. and offered generally at the latter
figure, cash. rE
LARD--Market firm and quiet. Prime steam
is quoted Ii ha1lHc per lb; city kettle l3a13i4c G
BULK ME- ATS-Quiet and steady. Shoulders
arc quoted 7dc, clear rio sides l01Se, and clear
sides i0hl01s G per lb. sav l.s
BAC0N-Moderate demand at sIasKc for
shoulders; l0Xa1lc for clear rib sides and
llka1l&c for clear sides per lb. Sugar-cured
hams 13a14Ac per lb, ding to average.
COTTON Market firm but prices un-
changed. Sales IL bales at the Cotton Ex-
change. We quote: Ordinary. shc; gooa
ordinary, exc; low middling, lO3tc: mlddling,
l11c; good mIddling, 12Hc; middling fair,
WI SWSHiSKY1Tfe market remains steady at
81 10 per gallon, and lT brls sold at that figure
to-day. w q r e4-f tGsf - ~ ~ t-'
BEANS-Are dull and market heavy, with
liberal offerings OF mediums at 75asOc, and
choice navys at 95easi per bu. ~ va
BUTTER-ContInuesd dulks The receipts are
heavy and in excess OF the demand, especially
OF lower grades. "A fair amountof best quality
is taken for local consuhption, and stocks Of
this kind are also aecumulaang.s Prices nom
inally unchanged Prime to choice Western
Reserve is, worth l6alse. and Central Ohio i4a
15c per lb; and extra selections are held Ease
more, ami some fancy creamery at 24a25c per
lib. Inferior butter,is quoted lual2c per ID.
CHEESE-There is steady market, with
moderate demand and liberal offerings at SJla
CtOFFEE-Market quiet and steady, with a
moderate demand at previous prices. We
quote Rio l9a20c for inferior, 2UKa2l nc for me-
dium, and 22jSa231Ic for prime to choice, and
j Jayay2a33c per H. - VI l-ftt ~ II
COAL-Therc is a steady though quiet mar
ket and prices unchanged. we quote ONO
River 5c,- Ashland &c. and Youghioghenyl &c
per bu, afoat. 1t is delivered to consumers at
yc for Ohio River, l0c for Ashland and Mus
klngum, 10a1lc for Hooking Valley and Ran
awha, and 11al2o for Youghiogheny, per bu.
Camel delivered is worth 20a22c per br. -
COKE-Is in moderate demand and prices
unohanged. 1t is quoted &c for gas-house, &c
for city, and SC for crushed, per bu, at yard.
and 2s8c more delivered. - -
DRIED FRUITS-There is moderate de-
mand for domestic at8hal0Kc for apples, and
llhal2hc .forpeaches per Id. Foreign fruits
sell al SAFE for prunes, 81 a9c for currahts liza
| I8c for fgs, and a6a26c for citfOn per ID, and
$3a3 10 for layer raisins per box.
| EGGS-There is good supply and demand
moderate, with fresh arrivals selling at IL,
| 12hc per dozen.
| GREEN FKUITS-Lemons are in fair re-
quest at $6aS so per box. THERE'S a moderate
demand for oranges, which are quoted SO 5Ui
I6 so per box; a few apples are In the marke
| and selI at ~ 1lla8 80 Der bri. according "A