The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-14
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI, June 14-aP. M


FLOUR-Is steady, and with no material
change. Fancy is quoted So a5alO per brl. as
to quality. Family is in good local demand,
and selling mostly at SIS 9oa9 per brl. Extra
is held at 81 sOaS 60. superfne sold at 81 and
"a 50a5 rs per bril-. Rye flour quiet and held at
IA 50a5 rs per brl.
RYE-The market is held steady, but there
is very little DONG. Sample is quoted 7Ga73c
for goou to prime on arrival. NO. 2 in ele'a ator
75a76c per bu.
BARLEY-Sca any on the market and
very light demand, and quotations are NOM
inal.
continued light receipts, though the demand is
only moderate. Mixed ear sold at 4Sa49c per
bu on track, though the latter is regarded as
an extreme gure. Shelled is quoted 4Sa49c on
track. and 5OaG1c in elevator,
OATS-Are steady, but beyond fair con-
sumptive demand the market is dull. We
quote mixed 39a4lc, and white 4la43c per bu,
and with limited offerings.
SUGAR-CURED HAMS-Are in moderate
joDbing demand at 91za1Ohc per lb, canyased
and packed, and some choice averages held
higher.
MESS PORK - Market quiet and easy.
Prime city mess is quoted $l3 25al3 5U per brl,
but bids generally not over ll3.
LARD-Ihe market is quiet and easy. Prime
steam is quoted S% askc. and about sAc Of
fered. Current make quoted SIC, put little de-
mand except at lower figure. City kettle
quoted lOalUXc per 10.
BULK MEATS - Market quiet Quoted
Shoulders 4ha4xc. clear rib sides 6Ac, and
clear sides 7c per Id, all loose.
BACON-lhere is quiet market at 51ac for
shoulders. 7hc for clear RIB sides, and T1sa9c
for clear sIdes per 10, all packed.
COTTON-The market is firm to-day and
prices are Nc higher for all grades. Stock es-
timated y,s78 bales. The Official Cotton Ex-
change quotations are as follows: Ordinary
9Hc, good ordinary 1919, low miadling lOAc.
iI,ti,
far l2t fair 1870 per pound.
WHISkl-Is steady and 1913 bIls sold on
Change at 81 VI per gallon.
BEANS-Quet and steady at previous rates.
We quote 50 75a8 for best navles, S2a2 25 for
prime to choice Whites 5Oal Is for fair to good,
and $lal25 for common, per bu.
BROOM CORN-The demand is light, but
the market is steady, with no change in prices
We quote common red brush 2a3c, good to
prime green stalk braid 3]sa4c, prime hurl Al
a5c and choice green 51a acc per lb.
BUTTER - The market is steady though
quiet. The receipts are moderate, and there
IL q fair local demand for the finer qualities
A fair amount OF the medium grades is taken
| by packers Common is dull anu nominal. We
quote 2la22c for extra creamery and l4al6c fol
prime to choice dairy per 10. Medium grades
quoted 1Oal2c and common held at Sa9c per ID.
CHEESE-There is moderate demand, and
| the market is rather easy, under liberal Offer
| ings. We quote 9al0c per lb for prime to choice
factory.
COFFEE-There is a continued steady mar
ket, with an ample supply and prices un-
| changed We quote common Rio lSal9c, me-
| dunn 20a2lc, good to prime 2llsa23c and choice
% a24c per Ii. Java sells at Ha32c per Id, at
| to quality.
COAL-There is quiet market. though
steady. at previous prices. We quote Sa9c fol
| Ohio River, 1Oc for Ashland and Campbell
Creek, 1Oallc for Kanawha and Muskingum
Valley, lie for Youghogheny, and lsa2Oc for
camel, per bu, all delivered to consumers
Moderate offerings atioat at nc Tor 9oughio-
| gheny, SIC for Ashland, anu SIC for Ohio
River, per bu.
| COkk-Tha demand is light, but prices arc
steady and nomnally unchanged. City manu-
| featured Is quoted &c, gas-house &c, and
crushed Sa9c per bu at yards, and 2a3c more
| delivered.
| DRIED FRUT TrS-The market continues dull
| for all kinds. Prices are steady and nominal
| ly unchanged. Foreign fruits are quouel goa
&c for citron, l0al2c for figs sa9c lor prunes
u. aSc for currants perlb, and s. s5a2 per box
] for layer ra,sins. Domestic fruits Offering al
Sal0c ior peaches and IN a4c for apples per ID.