The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-13
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, June 18-2P. M,


FLOUR-The market is firm, with fair
consumptive demand. Fancy is quoted 81 rs
a0, and Iowa patent process sold at $40 rs per
brl. Family sold mostly at ~ 9Oa9. Extra sold
| UP to 81 65 per brl. Superhne quoted IS 65a7 Is.
Low grades "a 5Oa5 rs per brl. Rye -four "a 81
| as 25 per brl. Spring wheat -four selling at
| Ss 7Oa8 50, and held up to 50 for choice.
CORN-The demand is only moderate, but
held steady. Mixed ear ID quoted 46a47t per
| bu, and 4Sc asked for prime on track. ohelleu
sold at 4sc on landing, and held at 5Uc for No. 2
| in elevator.
RYE-The market is quiet. but held steady
No. 2 in elevator quoted 7ja76c per bu, with
limited offerings. Prime sample on track 72a
73c per bu, and inferior grades merely nominal.
WHEAT-Ihe market ls steady and quiet.
Red is quoted 81 75al 80 for fair TO choice, and
white 81 s5al 95 for good to prime, per Du.
choice white scarce and held somewh higher
BARLEY-NothIng doing, and quotations
are necessarily omitted.
OATS-T There is quiet market, with ample
offerings, and only moderate demand. Fair
to prime mixed quoted 37a4Oc per bu. Good to
choice white held at 40A43c per bu.
BACON-Very little doing and the market
is quiet though steady. Shoulders are quoted
51ac, clear RIB sides nc. and clear sIdes held
al saShc per lp, all packed. ougar-cured
hams are quoted 9h,a10}ac per lb for far to
prime averages, canvaseu and packed.
BULK MEATS Market quiet but steady.
Shoulders are quoted 4taa4xc, clear rib sIues
held at 61lc, and clear sides 7hc per lb, all
MESS PoRK-The market is quiet and easy
at $l3 25a 8 81 per brl for prime city, but very
little Offering at this.
LARD-The demand is only moderate and
there is quiet and easy market. Current make
quoted 81, and would bring about Hc less.
Prime steam quoted SZaSuc and very little
Offering at the latter figure. City kettle held
nominally lOHalOhc per lb.
COTTON-Ihe market is steady and quiet
to day. Stock, 1921 bales The following
are the Official quotations: Ordinary 93lC,
good ordinary 1917, low mIudllng lu35c NIT
ding Ike, good mlddllng 1lhc, mldullng fair
l2hc, far l3hc per pound.
WHISkl-The market is steady to-day, and
l07 brls sold on Change at 81 VI per gallon.
BEANS-Quiet and steady at previous rates.
We quote 81 75a3 for best navles, $2a2 rs for
prime to choice whites 50al rs for fair to good
! and Slal 70 for common, per bu.
! BROOM CORN-COntinues quiet though
steady. The receipts are limited but only a
small amount needed for local use is selling.
1t is quoted 41sa6c for hurl, the latter for
choice green, 31s a4c for good to prime green
stalk braid, anu 2a3c for red brush per lb
BUTTER-Tne market has rather health
ier tone, the receipts being generally moder-
ate, particularly of the best grades. Fair To-
cal demand for prime to choice dairy at l4a
l6c per lib, the latter for single packages of
Western Reserve, and extra creamery is
quoted 21a22c per lb. Inferior grades are dull
at Ease for common, and 9allc for 1air to guod,
per lb.
CIlEESE-The demand is only moderate,
and the offerings are ample. We quote EVA
l01bc per lb for prime to choice facGory.l
COFFEE-The demand continues moderate
and the market steady at the following prices:
RIO lSal9c for common. l9Ha20!sc for meuIum,
2la23c for good to prime, and 23ts a24c for choice
per lb Java 2SaS2c per Id rs to quality.
COAL-Ihere is q quiet ma ket, though
steady at previous prices. We quote Sa9c for
ONO RIVER 10c for Ashland anu Campbell
Creek, lOallc for Kanawha and Muskngum
Valley, lie for Youshlogheny, and lSa20c for
camel, per Du, all delivered to consumers.
Moderate offerings al lat ~ 71c for Yougho-
gheny, SIC for Ashland, anu $40 for Ohio
River, per bu.
COkL-Th9 demand is light, but prices are
steady and nominally unchanged. City manu-