The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK ct.
CINCINNATI, June "a p. M.

quoted 81 65aS, and sales at 81 10; superhne
So 5Oal, and some sold down to SO to-day. Low
grades 81 50a5 80 per bri RE -four quoted $4 30
as. but some choice grades held higher.
WHEAT--The market is quiet and shade
easy to-day. Offerings continue light White
is quoted 81 Goal ~, and red ST. 5jal ~ for good
to choice, aud for the latter grades SaSe more
asked.
CORN--The market is quiet. to-day but rath-
.er firm in tone. 1t Is quoted 45a46c per bu,
for prime mixed ear and 47a4Sc for shelled on
track. No. shelied in elevator head at t49a5Oc
per bu f r-.- ...t.
RYE-The market remains quiet There ia
not much on the market and held steady,
though with limited demand. No. in elevator
offered at soc per bu. Sample on track quoted
75a7Sc per bu for good to prime.
BARLEY-There is nothing of any conse-
quence doing and quotations are merely nom
inal.
mand and the market fs rather easy. Fair to
prime mixed arc quoted 39a42c per pu
White held at 4aa4sc ger bu for good to prime.
BULK MEATS-Continue steady, with mod
crate demand, Shoulders quoted 4xc, but
generally held Nc more. Clear rib sides quo
ted 7a7Ic, and clear sides nomina!ly nc per
lb, all loose. .. -E
BACON-Market steady and quiet. We
quote: Shoulders 5xc, clear rib sides 7Hc,
and clear sides SIC per 10, all packed. sugar
cured hams quoted 9Xa11c per 10, as to aver
MESS PORK-Market quiet and rather easy
| To-Day at sl4a14 rs per brl for prime city, but
generally held at Sl4 90.
LARD-The demand Is light and the market
10 quiet and shade easy. Current make
quoted &c, and prime steam 914c per Id. and
limited offerings. City Kettle Is quoted l0Aa
1Ohc pei ID, and some jobbing lots held at
more.
COTToN-The market to-day is firm and
prices advanced Nc on all grades. Sales, l54
balos; stock, l. ,324 bales. Receipts to-day 64o
bales, AMI shipments 10. bales. The following
fhn nN1n nfo al h 70 n N a
Ordinary VIC, good ordinary SXc, low mid
ding WXc. miduiIng 1oXc, good middllng
1lAc, middlIng fair 19Nc, fair 1880 per ID.
BEANs-There is a quiet and steady market.
The best qualities are in moderate demand,
and inferior are neglected. We quote best
nayles 81 T5a3O0, prime to choice white 81 25a
| 2 30, fair to good white 81 75a2 w. and common
down to 81 per bu.
BROOM CORN-There is moderate de-
| mand, and the market is well supplied and
steady. Common red brush is quoted 2a3e,
green stalk braid 3s a4c, good to prime hurl
~ a5c, anu choice green hnrl 5ha6c per lb.
| BUTTER-The market continues dull and
heavy. The receipts are in excess Of the,de-
| mand, which is chiefly confined to moderate
amount Of the finest quahtles for local CON-
sumption, and inferior butter is neglected and
\ nominal, except at lowest figures. Extra
creamery is quoted 22a2Sc, and prime to choice
| dairy lSal5c per ID, generally by the single
package. Lower grades are quoted nominaIly
| 7al0c per h. as to quality. .t.Hf
| CHEEoE-There IS very moderate demand,
and the market is well supplied and rather
easy at l1allh Nc per Id for prime to choice fac
| tory, and lower grades dull and nominal.
| COFFEE-The demand is fair, but chiefly
| consumptive, and the market remains steady,
with no material change. Rio is selling at 1Sa
lsc for common, 19ha201c for medium quality,
ala23c for good to prime. and 23ha24c fol
| choice per 10, and Java 28a32c per lib.
COAL-The offerings af1oat are generally
| light, though with limited demand, and there
| is a steady market at 7a71ac for Youghiogheny,
6a6Hc for Ashland and 5a5hc for Ohio River
per bu. The retail demand is light, and we
| quote 8a9e for Ohio River, l0c for Ashland, 10a
flo for Muskingum aud Kanawha, and Hc for
| Youghiogheny per bu, delivered to consumers.
| COKE-Is steady and quiet, with only mod
crate demand. City manufactured is quoted
| 8a7c at yards and SaSc per Du delivered. Gas
| house 7c at yards, and 9c per bu delivered.
Crushed Sasc at yards and 1Oa1lc per bu de-
| DRIED FRUTrs-The demand is light for
| all Kinds, but the market is nominally steady
at haAc for apples and Call for peaches per Id;
2Oa2Sc for citron, IOalSc for Rgs, SalOc for
prunes, and 7a6c for currants per Id, and - S5a2
| for layer ralslns per box.
| EGGS-The demand is only moderate with
ample receipts and market quiet at ukal2c
per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FkUITS-There is q light supply
| of apples with moderate demand, AMI they are
held nOminally firm at $9a4 per brl as to quail
| ity. Oranges are firm with moderate offerings
at seas per box. Lemons sell at IS 50a7 OJ per
box, and the supply is light.
HAf-Thers is a moderate local consump-
tive demand, for which the best graues are
| required. Inferior grades are dull We quote
sllal2 per ton for No. Timothy, $9a10 for good
mixed hay, and $1as for common, per ton, all
In bales on ARRIVAL About " more in store.
| HEMP-There is very little demand for rough
| Kentucky, but the offerings are also limited
| and there is a steady market at $l2Oal25 pei
ton on arrival, and nominally about 50 more in
store. Moderate demand for dressed at Sa9C
| per lb as to quality, for jobDIng lots In store
MILL FEED-The demand and receipts are
both light, and there is quiet and rather weak
market. We quote bran $lSal4, shipstuffs 81;
al6, and middlngs $l7a2s per ton, all on arri.
val and dealers asking $2 more per ton in store
| MOLASSES-Tnere is steady market and
the demand is fair for New Orleans syrups al
45a55c for fair to prime, and 60c for choice, per
gallon. Refined syrups quiet at 45a9Oc per gal.
lon, As to quality.
fair, with moderate offerings at 74a7Se pei
| gallon. We quote refined petroleum lo1sal6 ~
per gallon, and extra lard oil is in moderate
request at 8laS2c per gallon.
| POTATOES--Ihe market is hrm for new
with moderate receipts and fair demand a
IS 5Oa8 00 per brl on arrival for prime to choice
Old are scarce and qu0ted nomlnally 81 l0a1 5I
per bu, In store. as to variety.
| POULTRI-The market is somewhat nrmel
under limited receipts, and there is a fair de-
mand. Old are selling at " 50a3 %, and younl
at 81 75a2 rs per dozen, as to size and condi
tion.
sALr-Thcre is steady market with moder
ate demand for Ohio River and Ganawha a
81 10 per brl Of 2SU lbs, 1856 per bu. Foreign sal
is dull and quoted 32aa3c per bu for Turk
Island, and s1al 10 for liverpool coarse
SEED-Fair demand for German millet a
90a95c per bu. Hungarian grass is quoted 20,
75c, and common millet 60a65c per bu, ant
quiet. Flax seed is steady and in moderate
demand at 81 goal SSper bu for good to choice
SUGAh-The marker remains steady witt
fair consumptve demand. We quote n ew Or.
leans l0a1lc for raw and 1lha12c for clarl
fled, per lb. Yellow refined is quoted lla11!k n c
extra &c" nhallZc, "a" white l2al21c
granulated 12Hal3e, powdered and crusnet
| l3Hal84c, and cut loaf 1880 per ID.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and marke
steady at SIC for city, loose, anu &c for country
rendered, packed, per Id.
Mabley has done an immense business
since he opened his New Clothing House, or
m. .r.a- l.n,