The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July 15-2 2.

FLOUR-Market dull and without mate
rial change. We quote: soar so, for fancy, $5a
~ for family, S4a4 5O for extra, SO 25a3 rs for
superfne, 81 5Ua3 OJ for spring wheat flour
and rye flour s4a4 so, the latter figure for
choice Northwestern.
WHEAT-Ihere is very little demand and
the market remains easy ana prices are neariy
nominal. Prime to choice new white is quoted
81 l2al 15 per bu; red 05cas1 Us for good to
prime, and 75aS5c for inferior, per bu.
BARLEY-Markct quiet and good to choice.
new is held at 7OaSJc per bu.
RYE--Is quiet, but held steady at 7OaT2c for
No. 2, the latter figure In elevator. Fair to
good sample on track Is held at G5a6Sc per bu.
New No. 2 to arrive in August is offered at Csc,
with no sales.
IORN-Market quiet and steady. Good to
prime ear is quoted 41a49c, with lignt offerings
No 3 shelled held in elevator at 4Sc for bu.
OAIS-Remain dull and heavy. Good to
prime are quoted 26a29c, amt white 29l3zc per
Du, on track. Choice held at 35aS7c in eleYa-
tor.
RYE-Demand moderate at 6Sa70c for prime
| to choice on track and elevator. Inferior 60a
| 65c per bu.
MESS PORK-Quiet and steady at $40 50 per
| brl for pilhle city.
LARD-There is frmer feeling for prime
steam at lO7Sallc per lib, and holders generally
asking the latter figure. City kettle held nom
inally at I3al3hc per lib. a
0a91Sc for shoulders, ll3Fal11sc for clear rib
| sides. and llTc for clear sides per lib. all
packed. Sugar-cured hams steady, with Job
| bing demand at 14a15c per lib.
| BULK MEATS = Demand moderate, and
| clear sides quoted 101&al0Mc, clear RIB sides
| lO3S alO1sc, and shoulders SC per lb. ali loose.
| CoT1UN Market steady, with sales at the
Cotton Exchange to-Gay of $40 bales. NO
| change III prices. We quote: Ordinary, 7Ac;
goou ordinary, DC; ow,mlddllng, l0c: M d.
| tling, lie; good niddling, 134c; midilng
fai", 13c: fan. l4Ec per lb.
| WHISKY-The market is steady, and sales
as4sl l...lu a = ALL
BEANS-rhe market remains dull and un-
changed. Choice nayys are quoted 80ag5c. and
mediums 70ai5c per bu.
| BUTrER-The best-grades continue steady
with moderate supply and good local de-
mand. There is large surplus Of inferior
grades on the market, these being dull with
4 receipts largely in excess OF the demand. No
material variation In prices. Prime to choice
DAIRY especially Western Reserve, sells read-
lily at I6aisc per ID. and fancy creamery can
not be had under 25a &c per lib. Me tium quail
ity is offered at 13al5c, and common l0a12c
per lb.
CHEES E-Thcre is very little demand, and
the market is abundantly supplied at 7haSc
per Id, for prime 70 choice factory.
| C0FFEE-The market remains steady with
fair cOnsumDtlve demand and prices un-
changed. We quote Rio lSXai91ac for COM
mon, 2la2ic for good to prime and 23c for
choice per lib. Wequote Java S2a33c per lib.
| COAL-The market has undergone no
change. There is a moderate demand at pre-
yious prices. 1t is selling at 5a5Xc for Ohio
liIver, 65ac for Ashland, and SIC for Y0ugh-
iogheny per hu. 1t is delivered to consum-
ers at the following rates: Ohio River &c,
Ashland and Muskingum 1Oc, Hooking Valley
and kanawna l0a1lc, and lOughiogheny lila
l2c per bu Cfiluel coal is quoted 16C
afloat, and 2Ja22c delivered per bu.
| COKE-Demand very moderate but market
steady and unchanged. We quote &c foi
crushed, &c tor city manufactured, and &c fol
Gas -house coke per bu, at yards; and 2a3c more
per bu delivered.
mand for either foreign or domestic, but the
market remains steady. Prices unchanged.
Apples are quo.ed S6alOc, and peaches 1O11sa
t2c per lb. Prunes are quoted 6a7c; curranti
ea9c figs 16alSc, and citrOn 25a26c per lib. Layer
raisins are worth 50 S5a3 per box.
EGGS-The demand is moderate, with lib
eral offerings Market steady, and fresh ar
rivals bring ishalSe per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS s. Lemons continue firm
with very few on tho market. and those are
quoted S9a1O per box. while oranges are nom
inal at S5 5la9 per box. Apples are plentiful
| and In limited demand. and prime will p0i
bling over $lal 25per brl.
HAY--The market has undergone no ma.
teyial change. Ihe demand is quite moderate
fc the higher grades, and inferior is dull with
large receipts. We quote: No. timothy $l5s
II per ton, medium CRATES Sl!aiS, and common
hay S5a9 per ton, all on arrival. New hay ii
Iquoted S9al0 per ton on arrival for good tt
,rime. About " per ton more Is asked IL
| store
HEMP Littleor no demand, but the market
remains steady Win prices nnminally un-
changed. WeYuote: Undressed Kentucky Sill
ali5 por ton ON arrival, and s. more asked IL
store. Dressed is selling slowly at 9ka9k'
uer 10 10 store.
iIIDES-Moderatc demand at previous
prices. Dry saltcd hides are worth l2al4c. We
salted 7Isagc. au,l green hides 5lea1o per ID
sheep pelts 60casi for good 10 prime, and So
| Nc for ouminOn.
MILL FEED = Tho market Is quiet an,
sgcady with no material chpnge u prices