The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, June 90 p. M.

CINCINNATI. June 90 2. NJ.
FLOUR-The market is firm to-day, with
fair local demand. Fancy is quoted IS S5a9 IS,
and some sales at 50 80. Family sold at $S 35a
60 per brl. Extra is quoted 81 50a7 90, super
fine sc 4Oa6 So, low grades $4 5Oa5 ~ per brl.
Rye flour will bring S4 5Oa5 per brl, but higher
for choice Northwestern brands. Spring
wheat -four selling at IS 35aS IS per brl.
CORN-The market is quiet, but with re-
ceipts it is held firm. Mixed Is held at 46a47c
per pu for prime ear on track, and about lc less
bid. Sheled IL quoted 4SC per bu for prime
mixed in elevator.
KYE-The market is quiet and about NOM
inal. NO. 2 is quoted 75a17c per bu, the latter
in elevator. Good to prime sample on arrival
is quoted 7la73c per bu.
BARLEY--Not enough doing to establish
prices, which are in consequence omitted.
OATS Market quiet and rather steady. The
demand is light, but the offerings are also lin
tied. Fairto prime mixed are quoted 3Ia4Jc,
and good to choice white 40a43c per bu.
WHEAT-Is firm, though tie demand is
only moderate. There is very little on the
MARKET Red is quoted 81 Goal " for fair TO
good, and 81 T5al 80 for prime to choice, per bu.
White, 81 7Oal s. for far to prime, and held
Base more for choice, which is scarce.
MESS PORK-There is still quiet and
rather easy market. Prime city is quoted
$l3 75al4 10 per brl, but with more Offering
would hardly bring over sl3 80
LARD-Continues quiet, but held steady
ings light. Prime steam is quoted SIC per ID,
and moderate demand at this, but not much
Offering. City kettle is about nominal at 0a
lOAc per lb, and more asked for small jobDiug &
lots.
BACON-Market quiet and held steady.
Shoulders are quoted 51a5hc, clear RIB
sides 7Aa7Mc, and clear sldes 6aShc per lD,
all packed. sugar hams are Jobbin q
at 9Js al0I.c per lb for fair to prime averages.
BULK MEATS-The demand is moderate,
and market more steady shoulders are quoted
41sa4%c, clear rib sides 6%c, and clear sides
&c per Id, all loose.
CUTTON-Market firm, but prices steady
and unchanged. Sales to-day, 2l5 bales. ke-
cefpts, 669 bales. Shipments, 6lY bales. Stock
estimated at l0,269 bales. The otlic, al prices
are as follows: Ordinary S%c, good
ordinary 1Ohc, low middlmg lO1c. mIddlIng
lie, good middllng 1lhc, nlddilng far 2Ac,
fair 13hc per lb.
WHISKI-Market steady and quiet, and 1Oj
brs sold on Change to-day at 81 W per gallon
BEANS-Are quiet but steady, the offerings
being light, anu held at 81 75a3 O0 for best
navIes, s. 25a2 so for prime to choice white,
81 75al 81 for fair to good, and down to 81 for
common per bu. sy.
BROOM CORN-There is steady and quiet
market at previous prices Common red brush
is quoted 2a3c green stalk braid 3tsa4c, prime
hurl 4%a5c, and choice green ~ acc per lb.
BUTTER-The demand is chiefly confined
to the best grades for the local retail trade. and
lower grades are dull. The receipts are not
heavy, but the supply Is generally excessive,
with continual accumulation Of stocks, espe-
cially Of the inferior qualities We quote 2Oa
22c per lb for creamery aud 13al5c per lb Tor
prime to choice dairy, mostly for single pack
ages. Inferior qualities are held at 7al0c per
CHEEsE-There is moderate consumptive
demand, with an ample supply. We quote
prime to choice factory l0al0hc per lb.
COFFEE-There is continued quiet and
steady market, with no material change IN
r., tn 90 o.
Quality l9Ia2O1sc, good 2l5s a221ac, and prime
to choice 2Sa24c per lib. Java is quoted 2Sa32c
per Id.
COAL-Market quiet and steady, and prices
are nominally unchanged. There are moder-
ate offerings atioat at6tac for Ohio River, ia
61sc for Ashland, and 71ac for Youghiogheny.
Selling TO consumers, delivered, as follows
Ohio River, 9c, Ashland and Campbell Creek,
lOc, Muskingum Valley and kanawha l0allc,
Youghiogheny lie, and Camel lSa20c per bu.
COKE-The market is steady, with a limited
local demand, and no particular changes w g
quote &c for city manufactured at yards, and Sc
delivered, per bu. Gas-h0use &c at yards, and
SC delivered. Crushed Sa9c at yards, and Ca
lie delivered, per bu.
DRIED FkU IIo-There is very little doing,
and the market is steady at previous prices.
Apples are Offering at 24aa4c, and peaches Sa
lOC per ID. We quote foreign fruits 20a22c for
aSc for currants perlb, and s. S0al 80 per box
for layer ralslns.
EGGS-There is a limited demand and, with
an abundant supply, the market is easy, and
fresh are freely offered at 91aal0c per dozen.
GREEN FRUllS-Apples are dull anu nom
inal, the supply being light, and held at 81 5Ua
4 90 per brl. Lemons are firm, with fair de-
mand, at 81 5Uao 30 per box for good to prime.
Oranges are quiet and steady at s6a7 81 per
box.
HAT-The market is quiet, with only a
moderate local demand. for the best graues.
We quote No. timothy slOal1 per ton. III bales,
on arrival. Lower grades are plenty and dull
at IS 50a9 for good mixed, and Slae for common,
per ton, on arrival. In store about 81 more
per ton required.
HEMP-Ihere is continued dull market for
undrl ssed Kentucky, the offerings and the de-
mand both being light at $l20ai25 per ton on
arrival. There is moderate demand for
dressed at Sa9c per lb, IN store, in jobDng lots.
MILL fEED-There is a limited demand for
all articles. but the market ls steady with
moderate offerings at Sl3 5Oal4 for bran, Sl5a
Der ton, all in bulk, on arrival, and dealers
asking ~ more in store.
MOLASSEo-New Orleans syrup is steady,
with ample offerings and fair consumptIve de
mand at 5ja6Oc for prime to choice ana 4Sa53c
for fair to good per gallon. We quote refined
syrups 5Jca$1 per gallon, according to quality,
oILS-Markct quiet and steady for linseed
at 74a75c per gallon. Refined petroleum, SELL
ing aU l51aal6Hc per gallon, and firm. Lard
oil is in moderate demand at g. aS2c per gallon
for extra.
POrATOES--The market is steady for new
with moderate offerings, and the demand is
fair at IS OOa5 30 per br on arrival. Ola are in
light supply, and held nomlnally 81 1Oal 10 per
bu in store.
POULTRY-Chickens are In moderate de-
mand, and the market is well supplied. We
quote them ~ 25a2 Is per dozen for fuil-grown,
and 81 T5a2 30 for young per dozen.
SALr-Ohio River anu kanawha are In mod
crate demand and steady at 81 05al ~ per brl OF