The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-07

CINCINNATI DAILY MSRRET.

| CINCINNATI, June p P. M. d
| FLOUR-Fhere is not much doing, excepting
| the local consnmptve trade, aaid the market is
| quiet but steady. We quote: Family 81 95@5 %
! for ordinary brands and up to S. % for fancy.
| Extra offered at II 3O4 65, supertne at 30 6j(G4
low grades at $2 76@s3 15, as to quality. SprIF;
wheat -four held at s. 40 per brl for choice Min
nesota and down to "a 80 for inferior brands Rye
| flour dull at S3ls3 40 per brl. as to quality.
| OATS-Havc a very moderate demand only for
| local purposes and the market is dropping.
White are quoted 2sg2sc 1or good to prime
| Mixed 25d27c for common per bu, as to quality,
| on arrival
RYE-Is steady. though without much demand,
! and the receipts. are moderate, sut sufficient.
Prime sample quoted 56c on arrival, and. 57@5Sc
|, WHEAT-The market is dull and weak and
'9rices dropping, though there ls but little in to.
day. Eight sales Of red this morning at u, and OF
prime white at 81 05 per btl Choice VIII tie is held
at 81 ORAL 08 but none on the market to bring this.
Prime amber quoted nominally at Il 02@1 OS per
| bu.
CORN-The market is firm, with good demand
and light receipts. Some prime yellow ear sold
| to-day at 42c Mixed ear is Sflable at Ale per bu,
but mostly held about IL more. Mixed shelled
quoted il01i2c on track and 20Gc more in elevator.
| ACKNOWLEDGMENT active and market firm.
Shoulders 4Esc clear rib at 5.6O6l565c, and clear
sides 5.9ec per lb, all packed Sugar-cured hams at
Sd9e per III, for ordinary average, and held up to
gj4@l0c for choice canVased and packed.
| MESS PORK-Fhe demand is moderate and
market firm City mess held at 50 25tg9 80 per brl
| for spot.
BULK MEATs-Are in fair demand. and market
| firm. Shoulders quoted 410@A15e, q rribesides
5@5.10c and clear sides at 5sc per ID, loose; 4c
.more in boxes,
LKRD-fS firm and fairly active Currentn,ake
steam held at 6.25(96. 7oe Kettle leaf at 75sc for
country aud Sl4G for CITY per lb.
| COTPON-ls steady and quiet Stock 5,336 bales.
Sales Al bales We quote: Ordinary 9c, good or1l-
nary VIC, low middling lOLc, middling lie. good
middling 12c, mlddling fair 12c, and fair 12;ac
| per lb. =,
WHISKY Selling well at 81 os per gallon, and
| steady market.
BEANs-The demand is light and market dull,
We quote prime to choice white 81 25@l 40 III
Small lots, and 9Oc@$1 per bu for inferior.
| BUTTER-The demand is fair. The local re-
tail trade takes the usual amount Of the BEST
grades. Packers are availing themselves. OF the
low prices and are buying literally of the medi-
IS quoted l7@1ae per lh. Selections OF
dairy-made selling lS@l4c, but lots, Of PRIME to
choice on arrival 10gl2c per lb Good tots are re-
ected by retail dealers and sell for packing at S@
&c. Inferior grades held at 3(95c per ID.
| CHEESE-Fherc is steady market, with ample
supply though only moderate offerings. Quoted
| for prime to choice factory G@7c perlb.
| COFFEE-lS quiet, with only moderate de-
nIand and prices steady and nominally unchanged.
! X 0 sells at 22e for choice, 20920Hc for prime,
lSl2@l9c for good. 17sl7]ac for lair, and l512gl6c
for common per iD Java quoted 24t@27c per h.
| COAL-Dull but prices steady and noininally
unchanged. The rates aA0at are 7N@7Hc for
Youghiugheny, 7c for Kanawha, 6g61ac for Ash
| land, and 56e51ac for OHIO River per bu. Deliv-
cred to CONSUMERS at &c for ohio River, Zoe for
| Ashland, lUWllc for Kapawha, Hooking Valley
! and Mtskingun, lie for Youghlogheny ana log
lSc for camel, per bq.
COKE-Light seasonable demand and nominal
| ly unchanged. Held at yards: &c for gas-housa,
&c for city manufactured, and SC for crashed Per
| bu, and delivered to consumers at &c more.
EGGis-TRe receipts are moderate and the mar
ket remains steady, though not much demand.
| We quote 10@l0l2c per dozen for fresh.
! FRUITS Green apples are out of the market
and not to be quoted. Fnir demand for lemons,
and firm at S. 50@6 per box. Oranges rather dull,
Oq e o upPS Hs is sh d ssa 5 hs . y s a 1 s Mes
sina. Dried apples dull at"}@eic and peaches at
51446t411@e per lb.
I HAY-Quiet and steady the demand being gen
orally for local consumption. PINE to choice
timothy sells at s9@Io per ton. Medium grades
held At $S91$ 5O and common S7@T 50 per ton On
arrival in bales.
! HEMP-Rougb Kentucky is duh and with light
Dressed is selling at 79Sc per 1b in store, Is IL
quality and demand fair.
MILLFEED- Moderate demand for bran and
. selling at $ll@11 SO per ton, and good supply.
Mfddlings quiet and ample offerings at Sl5@lS pei
ton. all on arrival. In store held about s. more.
| MOLASSES- Steady market and quiet with arp
pie supply New Orleans sells at 4S@4se for prime
10 enOice; dllu o0yooc lor iilierlor' heeu s.rupS
S60175c per gallon, according TO qUality. .
OlLS-Market quiet for all kinds and liberal
| offerings We quote extra lard oil, current make
ut 5S@6oc knseed at 55@57c, and refined petroleum
at 1l6S12c per gallon. !. -
POTAToEseThe market is quiet and new are
in large supply with only moderate consumptiye
demand. Selling on arrival at 81 G0@2 90 per br
for prime to choice, and about 25c more in store
Old stock merely nominal at 25@30c per bu.
| POULTRY-Live chickens in fair demand, with
liberal receipts and market quiet and steady at 81
a. per dozen, according to size and quality. Othei
| poultry not quotable.
ShLT-Domestc is in moderate demand and
steady with full supply, Selling Tor Ohio Rive