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

FLOUR-Market steady and quiet Fair
consumptive demand. Fancy is quoted rs 75a
85. Extra is quoted ST 6Oa7 70, and sales at
81 Is. Superfne Sc 40a6 90. Low grades $4 5Oa
so per bri. Rye -four quiet at "a 50a5 % per
brl. Spring wheat flour is worth So 25aS 81 per
brl. and choice Minnesota brought the latter
figure to-day.
CORN-The receipts are light TODAY and the
market Is firm, though quiet. Ear Is quoted 45
a46c for prime mixed on track, with limited
offerings Shelled is quoted 47a4Sc per bu.
BARLEY--Scarccly anything doing at
present. and quotations are nominal.
RYE-The demand is light, and not m neh
Offering. 1t is held at 7SaSOc per bu for No. in
| elevator. PRIME sample on track is quoted Is
a76c per bu.
WI1EAT--The market is quiet and held
steady, the offerings being Light. White IS
quoted 81 GOAL " for fair to good, and prime to
choice held at 81 75a1 so per bu. Red is quoted
81 55al 10 for good to choice per bu, but the
latter is held somewhat higher.
OATS-The market Is rather weak, but the
offerings are light and held steady at 4Oa4Sc
for fair TO prime mixed, and d3a46c or good to
choice white. Der bu.
ders arc quoted 5x a5xc, clear RIB sides 7la
Thc, and clear SIDES ~ aSAc per ", for packed.
Sugar-cured hams in moderate jobbing de-
mand at 9haloHo per Id, canvased and
packed.
BULK MEATS-Therc is moderate de-
mand, and the market is quiet though steady.
Quoted 4ka4Xc for shoulders. SIC for clear rib
SIDES, and held at 7xc tor clear sides per Id,
all loose.
Al ESs PURK-Is in moderate demand at y14
per brl, but not freely offered at that figure.
LARD-Is quiet to-day, but more steady.
Prime steam is quoted 9Ha9Ac per 10, current
make offered at SIC per lb. Kettle is held
ut l0a1Okc per Id.
CUITON-Continues steady and is quiet to-
day. Sales. 39 bales. Stock ll,lS5 bales. The
official prices are as follows: Ordinary Yhc,
good ordinary 10c, low middlIIg lU3Ic. middllng
loHc, good middllng IKE, middilng fair RHc,
falr 1890 per lb.
WHISKY is quiet to-day at 81 O6 per gal
Ion,
BEANS-There is o moderate consumptlye
demand for the Dest graded ouly. We quote
81 T5a8 Oo Tor choice navles. 81 25a2 so for primo
white, 81 75al % for fair TO good. and $lal 25
BROOM CORN-Thc market remains quiet
a nd steady with light offerings and limited de-
mand. We quote 2t3c for common red brush,
y. a4c for green stalk braid, ~ a5c for prime
hurl. and " a6c for choice green per lb.
BUTlER-Tnere has been l.ttlo or no
change and the market is quiet and easy.
The receipts are not heavy but still in excess OF
the demand. There is fair local demand for
the best grades, and creamery is selling at 20a
22c, aud prime TO choice dairy at l8al5c per
ID, but generally by the single package.
Lower grades are quoted 9al0c for fair to good
and 7asc for common per Id.
ChEESE-Iuc uemduu lS mOucrdle una UIlC
market is quiet and easy with liberal otfcr-
ings at loal0hc per lb for prime to choice
factory.
COFFEE-The demand is only moderate but
the market remains steady. Rio is quoted
1Sa19c for common, l9ha2Okc for medium, ala
a2Sc for prime to choice, and 23taa24c for
choice per 10. Java sells at 2Sa52c per ID.
LOAL-Ihe market is quiet and steady.
Moderate offerings afloat at 71ac for Yough-
iogheny, Gbsc for Ashland and 5a5nc for Ohio
n
sumers are as follows: Sa9c for Ohio River
l0c for Ashland, lOall c for Kanawha and Mus
klngum, and lie for Youghiogheny, and lSa22c
for Camel per bu.
COKE-Moderate local demand and market
steady. We quote 6a7c 1or city manufactured,
7c Tor gas s-house, and Sa9c for crushed yer bu
at yarIs, and 2a3c more delivered to con-
sumers
DRIED FRUTrs-The market is dull, and
prices are nominally unchanged. Layer raIslns
are held at 81 S5a2 per box, citron is quoted goa
&c, 6gs l0al2c, ,sprunes Sal0c, and cuTrants ~
aSc per lb. Domestic fruit Is quoted Sal0c for
for peaches and 21za4c for apples, per Id.
EGGS-The demand is moderate, with liberal
offerings, and we quote l0al0hc per dozen for
fresh arrivals.
GREEN FKUITs-Apples are dull and about
nominal at 80 5Ua4 per bu, as to quality. and a
very light supply. Fair demand for lemons
and firm at S7ao per box Oranges are in mod
crate request and steady at $6a8 per box.
HAI-Ihere is only moderate local de-
mana Tor inc Oest grades, anu the market,
otherwise, is dull and prices are easy. We
quote $40 5Oal so for prme to choice timothy,
IS 50a9 ~ for good mixed, and $7a5 for inferior
per ton, all on arrival; and about 81 more in
store
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is dull, but the re-
ceipts being lIgnt the market is firm at $l20a
1876 per ton on arrival. Dressed is jobbing In
store at Sa9c per Id, according to quality.
MILL tEED-Bran is in moderate request at
sl3al4 per ton. ShipstuffS are quoted Sl5al6 per
ton. Middllngs are steady, but the demand
limited at Sl7a2i per ton, all in bulk, on ar
rival; in store about ~ more.
MULASSEo-Ine market is steady and New
Orleans is In fair consumDtlye demand, ana
selling at 45a55c for inferior to prime, ana 5Sa
60c for choice per gallon. Refined syrups are
quoted 45a9Jc per gallon, as to quality, and de-
mand moderate.
OILS-Fair demand for linseed and steady
at 74a75c per gallon. Refined petroleum sell
at l5hal6Ic per gallon, and la. d oil offering
at 8 aS2c per gallon for extra current make.
POIATOES--rhere is q fair local demand
for new, with moderate receipts, and we quote
them "a 5Oa5 so per brl, on arrival. for good to
choice Ola are dull with limited supply, and
quoted nomlnally 81 l0al 70 per bu in store.
POULTRY--The market is steady for chick.
ems, with liberal offerings and lair demand.