The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-02
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.


CINGINNATI, July 81 M.
FLOUR-The market is firm to-day, es-
pecIally for the better grades, which are in
fair demand. Fancy quoted SO 85alO per brl.
Family selling at S9a9 25 Extra is quoted SSa
50 and sales at the latter figure. Superfne
50 6Oa7 %, and low grades $4 25a5 25 per Drl.
Rye flour quiet at 81 5oa4 rs. Spring wheat
-four selling at 50 25aS Is per brl.
BAILEY - Market dull and prices NOM
inah
OATs-There is only a moderate local de-
mand, and the market is dull Mixed are
quoted 37a39c and white 40a42c per bu for good
to primo.
RYE - The market continues quiet and
steady. Sample is quoted Cratic for good to
prime on track. No. 2 is held at 67a1Uc per bu
in elet ator, and generally bids at less
CORN-ls quiet and firm with limited re-
ceipts. Mixed ear is quoted 50a5lc per bu,
shelled 5la52c per bu, andla2 more in eleva-
tor.
BACoN-Market quiet Shoulders quoted
5%c, clear rib sides 71sc, and clear sldes SIC
per lb, all packed Sugar-cured hams held a
916alO4ac per ID, and more for choice aver
ages.
BULK MEATs-There is a quiet market
and steady. Shoulders quoted &C., clear rib
sides &C. and clear sides. held at 7,<c Der lb, all
loose.
MESS PORK-There is a quiet market and
quoted at Sl3 81 for prime city, anu salable at
about 25c less.
IARD-Tne market is quiet andIeasy. Cur
rent make is quoted S2saS1S. and prime steam
nominal at 8Zc per ID. City kettle In small
jobbing lots l0alQKc per Id.
COTION-The market is firm and %akc
higher on lower and medium. grades. stock
6.5y9 bales, We quote Ordinary 10Ac, good or
dInary lie, low, middllng uhc. mlddlIng ll2c,
good middllng lSc, m1ddllng fair l2Xc, fair
1870 per lb.
WHlsKY-Is in moderate demand to-day,
and sales at 81 VI.
BEANS-Market dull and nominally un-
changed Best navies arc quoted So 75a2 S5,
prime to choice white or mediums $2a2 25, fair
to good 81 50al; rs. and common $la1t25 per bu.
BROOM CORN-Demand light and mark ct
steady, We quote 2aSe for common red Drusn,
81 a4c for red stalk braid, and 41aaGc for huri
BUTTER-The market continues quiet and
steady, with no material change. There is
only moderate consumptive demand for the
best grades, and very little is wanted for pack
ing or shipping. Prime to choice dairy is
quoted l4al6c, and creamery held at 20a22c per
ID by the single package. Lower grades Offer
ing attl0allc for medium and 9a9c for common
per Id.
freely offered at Sa91ac per, ib for prime to
choice factory, and lower grades dull and
nominal.
COFFEE-The demand is, only moderate,
for common, 20a92c for fair to good, % ). a23c
for prime. and 23 a24c for choice per lb Java
sells at 2Sa32c per lb.
COAL-Moderate offerings afioat at SIC for
Ohio River, 6a6Jsc for Ashland, and I &c for
Youghiogheny per bu. There is moderate
consumptive demand at the following retail
prices delivered to consumers: Youghiogheny
ilo Kanawha and MuskIngum Valley lOal lc.
Campbell Creek 1Oallc, Ashland 1Oc, ana Ohio
River &c per bu.
COKE-Market dull but steady, and nom-
inally unchanged. City manufactured is quoted
&c per bu, gas-house &c, and crushed Sc at
yards, and 2a3c more per bu delivered to con-
sumerS .., r.. o..
and nomrnally unchanged. Held at sa4c for
apples, and Sal0c for peaches. per lb; layer
raisIns 81 S0a1 w per box, currants 7a8e, lem
ons Sa9c, 6gs lOal2c, and citron 2Oa22c per Id.
EGGS-Are in moderate demand, with liberal
offerings, and fresh are quoted nc per
GREEN FRUITs-Apples are merely NOM
inal, with no demand for them ana but few
Offering. Fair demand for lemons and m arket
firm at Sc 50aS 5Oper box. Oranges quiet and
steady at $4a6 per box.
HAI-The best qualities are firm, with fair
local demand, and, prime to choice timothy
sells at Slla12 per ton, in bales on arrival
Low grades are dull and freely offered at $7a
so per ton, as to quality; about 81 more in
store.
HEMP-Hardly anything doing in rough
Kentucky, but the receipts continue light, aud
it is quoted nominally $12Oai2j per ton on ar
dls
MILL FEED-Bran is quiet and easy, with
more liberal offerings at Si4al4 50 per ton.
ShipstuHs held at Sl5al6 per ton, and light
demand. MiddlIngs steady and quiet at $loa23
per ton, all on arrival. In store ~ more is
required.
MULASSES-Moderate demand for New OP-
leans syrup at jOa60c per gallon for good to
choice, and inferior qualities are nominal. Re-
fined is quoted 5Oca$l per gallon, as to quality.
OILS-Linseed quiet and steady at 67a6Sc
per gallon. Refined petroleum moderately v
active at 4a15c per gallon. Lard oil held at
73aT5c per gallon for extra current make, and
limited demand.
POTATOES-There is moderate demand,
and an ample supply at 81 25aS per brl for good
POULTRY-There is fair demand for
chickens with liberal receipts and o steady
market. Selling at $2a2 80 for Young, and 81 10
a3 25 for old, as to quality.
SALr-The market is quiet and steady for
domestic, and Ohio River and Kanawha sells
at 1Sc per bu and 81 10 per brl Of $50 lbs. For
eign dull and quoted nominally a33c per bu
for Turks Island and slal 10 for Liverpool
coarseper sack: W.
SHED-Market quiet and steady. German
millet S0aS5c, Hungarian grass 70a75c, common
millet 6Oa6jc per bu. Clover seed lac per Id,
and timothy 81 sOa2 per btu. Flax seed quiet at
| 81 coal IS per bu.
SUGAK-There 10 q fair consumptive de-
mand with Steady market. We quote 10Ha
1910 for yellow refined, uhallXc Tor extra
SC" ils:al2c for '.A' white, l2x a12Xc foi
powdered and granulated, l3c for crushed, and
1870 for cut loaf. New Orleans lOal1c for
raw, and II 1aallXc for clarIfedper lb.
TALLOW-Market steady with moderate
demand. City rendered quoted 7xc loose, and
priihe country 7'ia71sc per lb.
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