The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI. June 15-2 p.


FLOUR-The market romans steady. with
fair consumptlve demand. Fancy grades
quoted 50 15al0, as to quality. Family Us 75a9,
and sales to-day mostly at the latter figure.
Extra is quoted t8aS 50, but fayorite brands
held at more. Superfne s6 65a7 rs, and some
selling at the outside price to-day. Low grades
sold up to So 60, and range down to $4a4 50 per
brl. Rye flour $4 5Oa5 rs per brl. Spring wheat
flour sold at S8 25aS Is, and choice brands are
higher.
RYE-There is hardly any demand, but not
much on the market, and holders are generally
firm. NO. 2 is quoted 76a76c per bu In elevator,
and some held at TIC. Fair to prime sample on
track is quoted 70a73c per bu.
WIIEAr-The market is sh ade easier to-
day, and the demand still moderate, with more
liberal receipts. Red is quoted 81 75al 80 for
fair to prime. White is quoted 81 e5al 95 for
good to prime, and held about Base more for
choice.
BARLEY-There is nothing doing, and we
omit quotations.
OArS-Moderate local demand only, and
offerings rather limited and held steady
Mixed are quoted 3sa4lc for fair to prime, and
good to choice white 41a4Bc per bu.
CORN-Is rather easy to-day, with larger
receipts. Mixed is quoted 41a4Sc per bu on
track for ear, some OF which sold at the latter
figure. Shelled is held at 4Sa5Oc per pu, the
latter in elevator.
BULK MEATS-Quiet and steady shoul-
ders quoted 4ha4%c, clear rib sides 61la6%c
and clear sides 7c per lb, all loose.
BACON-Market steady but demand light.
Shoulders SIC, clear rib sides TIC, and clear
sIoes 7TaSc per ID, all packed. Sugar -cured
hams quoted sha1Ohc per lb, canyased and
packed.
MESS PORK-The market is still quiet, but
with little frmer feeling, anu city pack ed is
quoted sl3 25a1S 5U per brl.
LARD-The tone OF the market is rather
firm, but quiet. Prime steam is held at 81 q
SIC, and current make at S56aS1ac per Id, and
limited demand at the inside figure, City ket.
tie quoted 10a10Mc per lb.
COTTON-Qulet market but firm to-day at
previous quotations, rs follows: Ordinary
9Xc, good ordinary 10He, low middllng lOXc.
mludllng Ike, good mlddllng llxc, middllng
fair l23sc, fair l85S per pound. Stock estimated
at II, ,4ll bales, and shipments 535 bales. Sales,
8 bales.
WHIsKI-Is quiet and steady at 81 OF per
gallon.
BEANs-The better grades are in moderate
consumptive demand, but inferlor are dull
Best navles sell at 81 75a3, prime to choice
white $2a2 25 fair to good held at 81 50a1 75 and
common down to 81 per bu.
BROOM CORN-The demand is light, but
the market is steady,wlt no change in prices
We quote common red brush 2a3c, good to
prime green stalk braid 8Ia4c, prime hurl Az
a5c and choice green 5Ka6c per lb.
BUTTER-Remains quiet and steady with
scarcely any change. The finer qualities
are in fair consumptive demand and pack
ers are buying more freely Of the lower grades
The receipts are ample but no longer excess
I've, and the market is well supplied, but with
very little surplus stock now on hand. We
quote l4al6c for prime to choice dairy, and ex-
ira creamery held at 2la22c per lb, mostly for
selections. Lower grades quoted lOallc for
medium and sage for common per lb.
CHEESE-Tbere is q moderate demand, and
the market is rather easy, under liberal offer
ings. We quote 9al0c per lb for prime to choice
factory. ve
COFFEE-There is continued steady m ar
ket, with an ample supply and prices un-
changed We quote common Rio 1Sal9c, me-
dIum 20a2lc, good to prime 2lHazSc and choice
23l&a4c per Id. Java sells at 27aS2c per lb, as
to quality.
COAL-Continues steady, but with only o
moderate demand Held afoat at 71sc for
Youghiogheny, 6a6kc for Ashland, and 51sc
for Ohio River, per bu. The rates delivered
to consumers are lie for Youghogheuy, lOallc
for Kanawha and Muskingum, 10c for Ash
land and Campbell Greek, and Sa9c for Ohio
River per bu.
COKE-There is a steady market and the
demand light at previous prices. We quote
&c per bu for city manufactured, at yards
and &c delivered. Gas-house 7c per bu at
yards and &c delivered; crushed 5a9c, at yards,
and 10allc per bu delivered.
DRIED FRU lrS-No demand of any conse-
quence, and prices remain numinally strady
We quote cltron 20a22c, 1gs l0al2c, prunes Sa9c
and currants Ease per ID. Layer ralslns held
at 81 S5a2 per box. Apples quiet at 21sa a4c, and
peaches Sal0c per lb
EGGS-There is firm market under limited
receipts, and fresh arrivals are quoted MA
12c per dozen.
GREEN FRUTTs-There is no demand at
present for apples, and with none on the m ar
keb they are merely nominal. Moderate de-
mand for oranges, and we quote them S6 BOA
80 per box. Lemons are firm and in fair re-
quest, with moderate offerings at 81 5UaS 80 per
DoX.
HAr-The demand is only moderate, being
chiefly for local consumption and for the best
grades. We quote No. timothy slOal1 per ton.
Inferior qualities are neglected, with liberal
offerings at IS 50a9 90 for medium, and $7aS for
common. per ton. on arrival. In store about 81
more is required.
HEMP-rhere is a limited demand only for
rough Kentucky, but the offerings are light,
and it is held steauy at $l2Oa 20 per ton on ar
rival. We quote dressed Sa9c per lb in jobDInc
lots.
MILL FEED-The market is steady with
moderate demand and limited receipts. Bran
is quoted $4 oJal4 50, shipstuffs held at $l5a!6,