The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-21
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CtNoINNArI. juno 2l-2P. N

FLOUR--Market dull but steady. W quote
Fancy grades Sc 0Ja7 81; family, $Ja5 rs; extra,
81 25a4 Is; superiine, S3 5Oa3 70; low grapes,
81 75a3 W; spring wheat -four So O0a5 ". Rye
flour $4a4 so per Drl
OArS--Market quiet but frmer. Mixed are
quoted 31a33c, and white 34a3Gc per bu. for
good to prime sample, on track. Inferior Of
fered at 25aZ7c per bu.
BARLEY 1.-The offerings are light and prime
fall Will bring 7Sa6Oc per bu.
WHEAT-The demand l. light and the mar
ket heavy. Prime red is quoted II lOa1 IL, fair
to good 9Oca$1 Us, and inlerior 65a70c per bu.
White is quoted 81 15al 25 for good to prime and
remains about nominal.
CORN-Market steady and demand moder-
ale. Prime mixed ear on track sold at 46a47c
per bu to-day. 40. shelled is worth 44a45c
on track, and 2a3c more i'll elevator.
RYE-Is steady and quiet. No 3 is quoted
73a75c, and rejected 65a61c per bu.
BULK MEATS-Are quiet, and shoulders
are quoted 7ha7hc. clear rid sides l01Sc, and
clear sides 10MalU5sc per lb, all loose.
| BACON-Demand moderate. Shoulders 81
sHc, clear rib sides lONal1c, and clear sides
j1i1sali7Sc per ib, packed. sugar-cured hams
MESS SPOKK-Marketqu quiet and steady. City
packed in round lots is quoted $2Oa20 70 per
| brl.
| LARD--Market quiet and somewhat easier
Prime steam is quoted ll2Sa1lh nc per lb, and
| offering generally at the latter figure. City
kettle is quoted l3al3Ac per lb.
| COTTON Market quiet and steady. Sales
| to day, 81 bales. No change in prices.
| Stock, ID, 969 bales We quote: Ordinary, SHc;
mIddling, 11Hc; good middlng. 1870; MD
dlng fair, 13Nc; fair, 14zc per Id.
| WHISKY-Is steady and in moderate de-
mand. Sales to-day, 25l brls at 81 w per gall
Ion.
| BEANS-There is still dull market, and
choice nayys are quoted S5a9Oc per bu.
| BUTTEk--Th higher grades are scarce and
firm unaer good local demand. Inferior
butter is dull with excessive receipts, and
stocks OF this grade continue to accumulate
Creamery is worth 2Sa30c per lb. Prime tc
choice dairy will sell at 1Sa20c per lb; and
2a3c more for extra selections. Medium grades
are quoted 14a16c, and common 1ual2c per lb
Il CHEESE-There is q steady market, with
&c per lb FOR prime TO choice. ans
| COFFEE-1here is steady market, with I
fair consumptive demand, and no maSeria
lcharige in prices. We quote Rio l9a20c fo
, 231ac for prime to choice per Id. Java sells u
y2a3Sc per Id.
COAL-Therc is not much demand, but tn
lmarket remains firm under moderate offerings
The rates afoat per Du are: Youghiogneny &c
Ashland &c, and ONO River &c per hui W
! quote, delivered TO consumers, as follows: IL
l2c for Youghiogheny, 10alic for Hockln
Valley and kanawna, lOc for Ashland an
MuskIngum, and galUc for Ohio River, per bu
III COKE-Demand light ana we quote the fol
, lowing; Gas-house &c, city manufactured 7C
crushed &c per bu, and 2a3c more per bu de
DRIED FRUITs-There is quiet marke
, and domestic is worth llhal2hc for peache;
: and 8Hai0kc for apples, per lb. Layer raisin
l are easier, at So S5a3 per box. Figs are quote
16alSc. Currants Sa9c. Prunes 6aGhc, an
| ctron 25a26c per ID.
EGGS-Market quiet and steady, with fres
u arrivals still selling at 12al2kc per dozen.
GREEN FRUIrS-There is o moderate dc
!, mand for oranges, and we quote them Tor Mes
eE EAaQ6 hnW fhn "a
n repacked. Lemons are firm with fair demant
Il and worth $6a6 50 per box.
HAY-The market remains dull and droop
!, ling No. timothy is worth Sr5al6 for l0os
- and s1za14 for tight pressed per ton. Meuiul
o grades are held at s9all, and common down
S. per ton. on arrival. In store 81 more p'
Il ton is asked.
, HEMP-There is dull market for rous
4 Kentucky, but it is steady with light Offering
= at sllOa1i5 per ton on arrival. and IS more
store. There is moderate Jobbing demar
: for dressed at 9t1a9xc Der lb.
If HIDES--The demand is light and we obser,
l. no cnange in prices. Green hides are quots
Il Ha7c; green salted, ayc, and dry salted, /,
{ MILL FEED--rhe market is quiet, but h
" | n frmer tone under more moderate offering
Q We quote: Bran $Say; shipstuns $llalS, ai
Imiddfings $14a15 per ton, on arrival, and $l
MoLASSES- There is a fair demand +
prime to choice New Orleans at 5ta6lc p
L gallon, and lower grades are quoted 5Sa45
y, and quiet.
:. OILsLThere is q fair demand for iinset
" oil at t0a52c per gallon for prime and liber
g. offerings, Lard oil is steady with modera
l. demand for extra current MAKE at SSa90c p
n, gallon. Refined petroleum is quoted lSal4c p
ii. gallon. and steady.
" POTATOES Prime to choiceold peachblo'
r. are worth 5Ua60c per bn in store, with zig
y. offcrings. New are worth 81 6Oas 10 per b
4: with liberal receipts ana fair local demand.
eli POULrRY-Live chickens are Ia fair d
r. mand, with ample receipts, and selling at 81
8: for young, aud 81 75ay rs for old per dozen.
,ie KlCE-fs in moderate consumptive dema
r. at aSc for Carolina, 61sa1c for Louisiana q
a /. 6a8 lsc for Rangoon per lb.
:. SNLT-lThere is moderate demand for
h. mestic at 24c per bu and 81 S5 per brl IN jobbl
e. lots ON arrival. We quote Turks Island S5a.
e. Der bu, aud aull. Liverpool is worth 81 goal
g. per sack, and quiet. lI.
ce SEED--There Is a limited demand for Hu
earian and millet at d5a70c per bu, and Germ
.el inilet is quoted 80ayJc per bu, in store. Pr
u Hax seed is in moderate demand at per bil
ls- SUGAR-There is quiet though firm mi
te. ket, with no material change In prices
er. quote New Orleans Skasc, yellow renned
"a: 5kc, extra sc" iOalUKc, s,B" white l0hal0,
mn "a, white lOl<alvac per ID, and hard iiail