The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI, July 23---2 p. NJ.

FLOUR-Market steady and fair local de-
mand. Fancy sold to-day ~ rs, family at SO 80
80 and low grades IS 25a4 25 per brl. Rye
Hour dull at S4a4 80 per bril- the latter for choice
Northwestern. Spring wheat -four quoted " rs
as rs per brl.
VI SOai 40 for fair to prime, and held at 3a5c
more for choice lots. Red is quoted 81 goal 85
per bu for fair to choice.
OATS-Only moderate. local demand and
market steady. Good to choice white are quoted
3Sa4lc, and mixed 33a37c for fair TO prime, per
bushel.
BARLEY-Market dull, and quoted nom
inally 55a6Oc per bu for good to prime fall.
W. h5EmMarket I steady and moderate demand.
NO. quoted oSa70c per bQ in elevator. Good
to prime sample lots Offering at 63a65c per BIZ.
CORN-Market uuiet and firm. mixed ear
quoted 46a48c per bu on track, as to quality
Shelled quoted 41aISc on track, and 48a49c in
elevator. a.
MESS PORK-Market steady and quiet
Prime city mess is quoted sl4 per brI anu Inn
tied offerings.
LARD-Ihe market is steady and not much
doing. Current make is quoted s1asXc, and
prime steam held nominally 9a9Ac per Id.
City Kettle joDbng slowly at l0kalOhc per lb.
BULh MEATS-Market firm and quiet.
Shoulders quoted SIC, clear RIB sides 7ha7Hc,
and clear sldes ~ per lb. all loose.
BACON-Quiet market but held firm at 6xc
for shoulders. Sa8hc for clear RIB sides, and
8Ha8hc for clear sides per Id, all packed
ougar-cured hams in moderate jobbinE de-
mand at loaii1Gc per Id, according to av-
erage.
COTTON-Market steady and prices un-
changed. Stock, 5,4sl bales. The official quo
tations are as follows: Ordinary lOhc, good
ordinary lie, low middhng EXc, middling
ll4e, good middling lac, midding fair l22&c,
WHISKY-Is firm to-day and 1c higher, with
sales Of 125 brls on Change at 81 Oo per gallon.
BEANs-Dull and nominal at 81 70a2 80 per
bu for best navies. $2a2 10 for prime TO choice
mediums, and ,1a1 80 for inferior
BROOM CORN-Steady and quiet at previ-
GUS prices. We quote red brush 2ka3Hc, green
stalk braid 4abc, and 5ha61ac for green hurl per
pound.
BUTTER-The market continues steady,
though quiet, There is good local demand,
but only for the finest qualities. Low grades
plenty and dull, Prime to cuoice dairy m ade
is quoted l3al4c for Central Ohio, and 5al7c for
western Reserve per ID. Extra creamery held
at 23a24c per Id. Lower grades freely offered
at 1Oatle for mediums, and Sa9c per lb for COM
mon.
CHEESE-Moderate demand for prime to
choice factory. and market steady at SI5 a9c
perlb.
COFFEE-The market remains steady, with
Moderate demand, and prices unchanged We
quote common Rio lSal9c, 20a22e for fair to
good, 2ek23o for prime, and 23 Il a24c for choice
per 10. Java sells at 2oa82c per ID. as to quality
CoAL--Contiaaes quiet and prices nomlnal-
River, &c for Ashland, and 7c for Youghio-
gheny per bu. We quote delivered to CON
sumers: YouGhIogheny lie, Musklngum Val
ley and Kanawiia leallc, Ashland lOc, and
ohio River DC per bu.
COKE-steady and quiet, and prices nomi-
'nally unchanged. We quote city manufactured
6a7c, gas -house 10, and crushed eayc per bu AZ
yards, ana 2a3c more delivered
E9GS-There is very little demand, and the
offerings are liberal aG l0c per dozen for fresh
arrivals.
GREEN FKUrrs-There are ample offerings
of apples but very little demand at 81 SO AZ so
per brl, according to quality. Moderate de-
mand for oranges, and held ut $5a6 per box
Lemons are selling az $6aS per pox and ue-
mand fair.
HAY-Contnues 6rm with fair local de-
mand, chiefly for the higher grades. We quote
prime to choice timothy >12al4, good mixeu $40
all, and comlnen $7aS per ton, all in bales, on
arrival; and 81 more IN store
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is dull but with
limited offerings it is firm at $l20a 80 per ton
on ARRIVAL Jobbing lots of dressed sell at SAGE
per 10, according to quality.
MILL FEED - The market is quiet and
steady with liberal offerings, and bran Is quoted
Sll 5Oal2 81, shipstutTs Sl4a1B and middlings Sl7
Az per ton, all in bulk, ON arrival and ~ more
in store. IL
MOLASSES-There is moderate consump-
tive demand, and the market is firm with light
stock. New Orleans is quoted 45a53c for in
fcrior to good, ana 55a60c Tor prime to choice;
TeuOcu HoIu db OuCdSl per gallon.
OILS-Light demand for linseed at Gia65c per
gallon. Refined petroleum is firm vt 14al5c
per gallon forl degrees test. Extra lard oil
is steady but quiet, and current make quoted
73a75c per gallon.
PoTATOES-Are in moderate consumptive-
demand only, and ~ ample supply at 81 5Oa2
per brl, as to quality.
POULTRY There is steady market for
chickens. with ample receipts, ana selling at
81 75a3 50 per dozen for Old, and IL 2ua2 so for
young per dozen.
SAIf-Duil for foreign and held at 30a3sc
per bu for Turks Island, and 81 lOal Ii per sack
for Liverpool coarse. Ohio River and Kama
wha is in moderate demand and selling at lSc
per bu, or 81 05at 10 per brl Of $50 lbs.
: SEED-Quiet and nDnipal for clover at 14c
per ID, and timothy 81 gOa@ % per pu. Seed
buckwheat 81 Dat Is per bu.
SUGAk,-The demand is moderate and mar
ket quiet. We quote reflued yellow l0karlc,
extra ~" nknllAo, "A'' white, n.all%e,
grapuiated l24al2ac, crushed and powdered
i2HaI2sc, and cut loaf lSc per lb. New Or
leans is quoted 10aloXc for raw. and 1lXal1Ac
for clarified per lb.
TALLOW1Is quiet anil steady at 71sc for
prime country aul 7s4c for city rendered, per