The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-01
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. June 1-2P,M.

and the market is steady. We quote: Fancy
sS T5al0 per brl. as to quality. Family selling
at s. 25as 80. Extra is quoted 81 7Sas. and
| sales at the latter price. Superhne $6 l6ai 6U,
and low grades "A 50a5 50 per bri. Rye -four
sold up to IS 40 per brl to-day for choice, and
ranging down to 81 50 for inferior. Spring
wheat hour sold at $S 25a8 75 per Drl. i
II CORN-Ihe receipts are somewhat heavier
| to. day, but the market is steady, with moder-
ate demand. It.is quoted 45a47c per bu for
mixed ear on arrival, as to location. and sales
at 46c in sacks On Landing. Shelled is quoted
I47a4Sc on track, and held at 49a50c per bu for
BARLEY--Is about nominal There is
hardly enough doing to establish quotations,
(which are IN consequence omitted. .l
/ OATS-The market is rather dull, the de-
lmand being merely local. Good to prime
mixed are quoted 4ea4se, and white 43a46c
lper pu with moderate though ample offerings
RYE-The demand continues light, but there
| is not much offering. Good to prime sample
on track is quoted 75a77c per bu, and No. 27sc
| in elevator. ai
| WHEAT--There is frmer feeling and the
offerings continue light, but with moderate de-
maud. Red is quoted s. 55a1 " for good to
choice, attd 81 25a1 40 per bu for inferior. White
lis quoted 81 6Oal 10 per bu for fair to good, and
81 75al 80 for prime to choice, and saSc more
1 asked.
MESS PoRK-The demand is Light, but
prime city is held steady at $l4 25ala 50 per
lbrl.
| LARD-The market remains quiet but with
| a Hrm 16elllk. ITln1e SVGd1n Is QuOUeQ w a
91c, and current 9a9kG per lb, and the OUTSIDE
figure wanted. City Kettle is quoted lO<alOhc
per Id. ,F{-.lC. IT,. g..
BULK MEATs-Demand moderate; mar
ket steady. Shoulders are held at 4Xa5c per
lp. Clear rib sizes are quoted &c, and clear
4 sides 77ic per Id, all loose.
BACON-Steady and quiet market. Shoul-
ders 5%c, clear rib sides ,72xa7zsc, and clear
sides skc per 10 for packed. susar-cured
hams ranging 9Zal1c per 10, as to average.
| COTTON There 10 steady market to-day,
and prices are unchanged. Sales, I04 bales;
stock, 1885 bales. The official quotations are
; as follows: Ordinary We good ordinary 94e,
low middllng W1lc. middlng l0xc, good mid
ding Ike, n1iddlIng fair Rhc, fair 1870
. lper lb.
WHIsKY-Is steady and demand modera te,
and 1e2 brls sold on Change to-day at 81 VI
per gallon. ... ..J .....
.BRANs-The offerings are light and there is
not much demand, but the market continues
steady at So 75a3 O0 for choice navIes, 81 25a2 SO
for prime white, $l75al 80 for fair to good, and
down to 81 per bu for common.
| BROOM CORN-There is a moderate de-
mand, and the market is well supplied and
| steady. Common red brush is quoted Ease,
green stalk braid 3k a4c, good to prime hurl
Az a5c. and choice green hurl 511a8c per lib.
BUTTER-The receipts are not heavy, but
: are more than suflic ent to meet the demand.
There is only moderate amount Of the hest
grades wanted for local consumption, and be-
| yond this the market Is dull and nominal. w e
l
i6c for prime to choice dairy, and these figures
obtained generally for single tubs, selected.
Inferior grades held at 7alOc, as to quality.
| CHEEoE-The market is quiet and steady.
The offerings are ample and the demand is only
moderate. Prime to choice factory is quoted II
a12c per Id.
CoFFEE-The demand is fair, but chiefly
consumptive. anu the market remains steady,
with no material change. Rio Is selling at l8a
l9c for common. l9Ha2O1sc for medium quality,
21a28c for good to prime. and 23ha24c fol-
choice per ID, and Java'z8a32c per lb.
| COAL-The demand is moderate, but the
market is steady with light though ample offer
ings. The rates afioat ares Ohio River 5a5 nc,
Ashland 6a6Hc, and Youghiogheny 7a71ac per
bu Delivered to consumers as follows:
Youghiogheny lie, Kanawha and Muskingum
Valley l0allc, Ashland and Campbell Creek
l0c, and Ohio River &c per bu.
| COkE-ls steady and quiet, with only mod
crate demand. City manufactured is quoted
6aTc at yards and 6asc per bu delivered Cas-
house 7c at yards, and sc per bu delivered.
!: Crushed sa9c at yards anu 1Oallc per blu de-
livered.
DRIED FRUIrs-The market is dull and
nominally unchanged. We quote 9allc per 1t
Tor peaches and 21aa4c for apples. Layer raisins
are held s. 85a2 per box. Citron is quoted 20a
22c, hgs lOalsc, prunes salOc, ami currants 7ast
lper Id.
EGGS-Fresn arrivals are selling at l2al2kc
per dozen, anu there is moderate c0nsumplivt
demand with liberal offerings.
GREEN FRUITS-There is light supply
of apples with moderate demand, and they are
held nominally firm at $2a4 per brl as to quail.
ity. Oranges are firm with moderate offerings
at $6aS per box. Lemons sell at Is 5Oa7 90 pei
box, and the supply is light.
HAf-There is moderate local consump.
tive demand, for which the best grades are
required. Inferior grades are dull. We quote
Sllal2 per ton for No. Timothy, $9al0 for goot
5 mixed hay, and $7aS for common, per ton, al
IN bales on arrival. About 81 more in store.
:, HEMP-The market is quiet but steady anC
nominallv unchanged. There are light offer.
Ings of Rough Kentucky at $l20al25 per ton OF
. ARRIVAL Dressed in store is jobDing at Sa9c pei
{, lb as to quality.
MILL rEED-Bran is quiet with moderate
offerings ana light demand at Sl3 Scala per ton
!. shipstufrs held at sl5al7 per ton aud dull; mid
I, dlngs are quoted SlSa23 per ton and quiet, al
On arrival. Dealers ask w more IN store.
MULASSES-Tnere is steady market ant
the demand is fair for New Orleans syrups al
45a55c for fair to prime, and 60c for CHOICE, pei
gallon. Refined syrups quiet at 45a9Oc per gal
Ion, as TO quality.
i, OILS-There is a firm market for linseeC
with fair demand at 74a75c per gallon. Re-
4 lined petroleum is steaiv and selling at IA Va
| lehc Der gallon. Extra lard oil is freel,
} offered at 8 aS2c per gallon, and not mucf
wanted. a
POIATOES--Ihere is a fair eonsumptivt
demand for new with moderate offerings, an,
we quote them $5a6 per brl for good to choice
! | on arrival. Tue supply OF old is light ant
quoted Si l0a1 40 per bu, in store.
. / POULTRY Y--lheie "a anIet and steady