The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-22
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


CINCINNATJ, June 20 p p. M.
FLOUR-Is in fa1r local demand o-day and
market easy Fancy is quoted $la9 70. as to
quoted q 90aS 40, supeylne 81 5Da1 90, low
grades ranging "a 25a5 30 per brl. Rye Hour
net at "a S0a5 TO, choice, northwestern selling
at the latter price to-day. Spring wheat hour
sells at 50 4Oas 70 per brl.
WIIEAT-Ihe market is steady, with light
offerings and enlv moderate demand. Red Us
quoted 81 G5a1 ~ for fair to prime. GUod to
prime white is quoted nVmiDally 81 o0a$l w
per bu and scarce. Prime amber IS quoteq
BARLEY-Nothng of consequence doing
and prices nominal. 10
CORN-Market quiet and steady. Mixed
ear Is quoted 4Sa49c per bu on track. SheIled
40a5Oc per nu, and demand light
OAIS-MaTkct quiet ami steady. 5000 70
choice white are quoted 4Oa43c, and fair TO
prime mixed 3Iai0c per bu, with moderate
Local demand and limited offerings.
R1E-Inere is u quiet market and not much
offering. Prime on track is quoted 6Sa69c, and
No. 2ln elevator 70aTc per bI
BACON-The market is quiet and steady.
shoulders are quoted &c, cIear ri6 sides ga
S4c, and clear sizes SIC per lp, all packed,
sugar-cured hams 91aa1l1sc per lb, according
| TO average, canvased and packed.
| BULK MEATS-Ihere Is a steady market
| and moderate demand. Shoulders held at DC
per ID, clear rib sides nc, and clear sides 71c
per 10, but about C more ASKED. all loose.
| MESS PORh-Lhe market is quiet to-day.
and rather easy, but holders are arm. Quoted
$l3 5Oa13 Is per brl for prime city, and very lit
| tie demand at the inside figure.
| IARD-Market quiet and held steady. Cur
rent make is quoted SSc, and prime winter
steam SIC per Id, but mostly held about Hc
more, Kettle Is quoted lOalO&c per lb for job
| blng lots OF City.
| C0TTON-Market quiet and firm. Prices
unchanged. Stock 9,707 bales The otficlal
/ quotations are as fOllows Ordinary SIC, good
ordinary 1OHc, low mlddhng lU&c. mIddlIng
llAt, good niddllng ll%c, mlddllng fair l2As C,
| far 1880 per pound.
! WHISKY Continues steady and quiet at
81 OS per gallon.
BBANS-Are dull, but with light offerings
they are held firm at 81 75a2 ~ for best navies
$2a2 25 for prime to choice white, 81 50al rs for
fair to good, and Slai 20 for common per bu
BROOM CORN-There is a light demand, but
offerings are not large, ana prices are steady
and unchanged. Common red brush quoted "a
&c, green stalk braid 3ka4c, good to prime huri
4Ra5c, and choice gre'n 81 acc per lb.
| BUTTER-The market shows little il anv
change. The demand is still confined, to what
is needed by the local retail trade. The e.
cepts are liberal and the supply OF lower
grades is in excess of sales. Wequote prime
for dairy made per H. generally by the single
package. Medium grade held at 1Oallc, and
common at Sa9c per 10.
CHEESE-Ihere is a quiet market with am
Pile offerings, and prime to choice factory is
iquoted 9a9kc per lb, but nothing doing in in
ferior.
COEFEE--There is continued steady mar
ket with fair consumptive demand, and prices
are essentially unchanged. We quote Java y
a32c, as to quality: Rio, lSal9c for common, W
a9lc for medium, 21a23c for good, 22ha23c for
prime, and 23 ha24c for choice, per lb
COAL-Quiet and steady. Moderate offer
ings aloat at 7a7hc for Youghlogheny, &c for
Ashland, and SIC for Ohio River, per bu. The
rates delivered to consumers are as follows: &c
for Ohio River, 10c for Ashland aud Campbell
Greek, 1ea1lc for Muskngum Valley and Ka-
nawha lOatlc for Youghlogheny, and loa2lc 1or
Camel per bu.
COKE-There is quiet and steady market,
with moderate consumptiye demand at preVl-
Gus prices. We quote city &c per Du at YARDS,
and &c delivered; gas house 7c at yards and 9c
delivered; crushed Sa9c at yards anu l0a1lc de-
lvered
DRIED FRUrrs-Are dull and prices about
nominal at3a4c for apples and Sal0c for peach
es per lib; and 20a22c for citron, 10ai2c for hgs
8a9c for prunes, and 7a9c for currants per lD
and 81 S5a2 % per box for layer ralslns.
| EGGS-There is only moderate demand and
the market Is well supplied, with free offerings
at Hall 1ac per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FKUITS-AppIes dull, with hardly
any yet offering, and are not quotaDle, thelt
being no demand fer them. Oranges are OIL
fering at soar 80 per box, but are in limited de-
mand. Lemons are in fair request and hrm
$7aS per Dox.
HAi-Ihe market continues quiet anG
steady with moderate consumptive demanC
only. We quote slOal1 for prime to, choice
timothy in bales on arrival. Inferior grades
are neglected and held at $gaS for common
land 50 00a9 SO for good mixed per ton. all Oh
arrival. In store about 81 more required.
HEMP-There is very little doing in rough
Kentucky. The demand and offerings are bott
light and held nominally, on arrlval, at $l20s
1875 per ton. Moderate jobDlng sales OF dresseC
hemp at Sa9c per lb in store.
MILL tEED-Market steady and quiet, will
| inI1t nfa
Ichange. We quito bran Sl4al4 so, shipstuff
Sl5ai6, and middiings $l7a2S per tor, ,all in bull
on arrival, and about 81 more in store.
MOLASsBS-NewR Orleans is steady with
fair cOn5umptive demand at 4Ja55c for fair tt
prime, and 5Sa60c for choice per gallon, W,
quote refined syrups 5oca$l per gallon as tt
quality.
OILS-Light demand for linseed and held q
68a7Uc per gallon for prime. FAIR demand fo
refined petroleum and selling at l5a16c per gal
Ion. Extra lard oil quiet aud steady at 73a75C
Iper gallon.
P0TATOES-The receipts are more liberal
and the market is easy for new potatoes, bu
with fair cOnsumptiye demand. and good tt
choice selling at s5a6 per brl. Old are entirely
nominal.
PoULTRY-There is a continued fair de-
mani for chickens, and with a. plentiful sup
ply the market remains steady at 81 6ya3 fo
old, and s2a2 rs for young per dozen, accord
ing to size and condition.
SALr-Domestic Is quiet and steady, ant
we quote it lSc per bu, and 81 05al 10 per br
for Ohio River and Kanawha Liverpool
coarse is held at s1al 10 per sack, and Turks
Island 3 3,a33c per bu, and DUH.
SEED-The market is quiet and steady, thu
demand being moderate for German miliet a
S5a9Oc, Hungarian grass at ;0a75c, and com
mon millet 6Oa6jc per bu. Flax seed is q;ie
and steady at 81 20a135 for good TO choice. Clo-
yer and timothy are dull and nominal.
SUGAk-The market is quiet, with modcr
ate consumptive demand. We quote: yellow
refined lUTa1l5Sc, extra Sc" nAallhc, "a
: white 1lZal2c, granuated and powdered l25
a12Xc, crushed l3c, and cut loaf l3xc per III
New Orleans sells at 10allc for raw and II u
IlLc for clarified per Id.
TALLOW-Ample receipts and moderat
demand at 73tc for country and 7Aa7Ac 10
city rendered per lb