The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-01

wHEAT-The market is Quiet and, unsettled,
with heavy receipts and very little demand and
quota ions difficult Some old amber in small
lots sold to-day t95e, and very choice would per,
hape bring few cents more. New wheat Will
sell at soc for the best offered and ranges down TO
65c for common.
BACON-Has moderate demand and steady
Shoulders J51td5Sc clear rib sides held at UHc
and clear sides at 65Se per ID, packed. Sugar
cured hams at 10dl2c, as TO average, and shOul-
de5s at 6@SAe per per lb; .,-... IA.
and offerings rather light but ample Shoulders
quoted 5%@5l4c, clear rib at 55sc, and clear sides
held at 51sc per III, all loose.
MESS P0Kk-Market remains steady but quiet,
Quoted at $40 per brl for round lots and $40 25 job
bing sales per brl for prime city brands
LARD-TlIe market rules steady and quiet.
The demand ana offerings only moderate. Prime
steam current make quoted ut &c per h. and bids
at a shade less. Prime winter steam nominally at
7Ae Kettle leaf held at Z &c for country, and &C
for city III small jobbing lots.
U01'fON--ls without change and dull. Stock
S,427 bales. Officially quoted as follows; Ordinary
y>sc, good ordlnar y97sc, low middling lG'%c.
mlddlng 1l1sc, good mddllng ll9sc, middling
fair l2iSc and falr l2}sc per lb.
/ WH1Sk9-ls fairly active to-day and has q
steady market at 81 05 per gallon.
BEANS-The demands light and market with
out change. Held naminaly at SlQ1l IS for in
ferior to good and 81 5O91 75 for prime to choice
per bu.
BUTTER-The market remains steady but quiet
The receipts are heavy and the offerings are gen
orally in excess OF the sales The local demand is
fair, but for the best grades only and packers
buying moderately. No material change in prices.
Creamery sells at 17@l8c per lb, but selections
held up to 29@2lc. Choice dairy quoted sale
and single selected packages 129l3c per ID. In
ferior Offered at 6@7c for medium, and 394c for
common.
CHEESE--The demand is only moderate and
the market is fully supplied and quiet but steady
Selling Tor prime to choice factory at 7(9712c
per lb.
COFFEE-Quiet market though steady, and an
ample supply at about previous prices. Common
Rio at l5Gf l6c fair to good at l61%l815c prime at
191@@20c, and choice at 201902lE2c per lb; and
| Java as to quality quoted 236G27c per lb
COAL-There is light seasonable demand with
ample offerings, ana the market steady and un-
changed. The rates ahoat are 5@s512c for Ohio
River, &c for Ashland, and 7@7%c for Youghio-
gheny per bu To consumers delivered at Sc for
Ohio River, lOc 70 Ashland, 109l1c for Kanawha
and Muskingum 10(91lc for Hooking Valley and
lie for Youghogheny per bu.
| C0kE-Nery little demand and prices nominally
unchanged. We quote gas-house &C., city manu-
factured 7c, and crushed SC per bu at yards. De
liyefed 10 consumers at &c above these figures.
EGGS-The demand is rather light and the
market fr ely supplied and easy an will not
bring over Sc per dozen for fresh arrivals
FRUlTS-MOderate demand for apples and Of
ferngs ample and sales at 81 5092 per brl for good
| TO choice. Market quiet and firm for lemons at
Sc 50@997 per box with light supply. anges in
fair demand and moderate offerings at SS@0 per
box. Dried fruit merely nominal and without
quotations.
HAY-Market well supplied but dull and nomi-
nally unchanged. rime to choice timothy
quoted IS 5O@9 SO per ton. Good mixed at
81 SOFAS and inferior at S607 per ton, all in bales
on arrival.
HEMP-Market dull for rough Kentucky, the
demand and receipts both being light and h' Id at
$50 per ton on arrival. Dressed hemp quoted 714m
nc for double and 614@654c for single dressed
per h.
MILL FEED-The demand is moderate for
bran, and market amply supplied at 81 50mlO p r
Sll gfIt1c II,1 and OF ~ t,l
perton; middlings are quiet and st ady, and help
at $139l7 per ton, all in bulk on arrival.
MOLASSES-MOderate demand and steady
with goodsnppiy, and no material change. Selling
refined syrupsat 40@75c per gallon, as to quality,
and New Orleans at 376942 for good to prime and
45@47c for choice per gallon.
OlLS-Steady and quiet market for lard OIL and
current make freely offered at 60@62c. Linseed
dull and held at 52g54c per gallon. Refined petro-
leum in fair request and sells at 1l@l4c per gallon
according to fire test
POTATOEs-Ha quiet and steady market,
with moderate demand and liberal offerings at
Sl0gi q uei b:l N arrival and 25c more in store
for prime to choice. Inferior lots are remerey nom
inal, being hardly salable.
POULTRY-The demand is ia ir for chickens
and receipts moderate Market steady Sales are
readily made at 81 S0@2 for young and 50 5O83
for old dozen for good to choice,
,sALT-Moderate demand and quiet with am
pie supply, and Ohio River and Kanawha quoted
at 81 l0@1 Is per brl of bushels and 9O@95c per
br OF bushels Turks Island at 35@e3jc per bu,
and coarse Liverpool at 81 109I Is per sack.
SEED-Moderate demand for millet and quoted
81 50@l TO per bu for German and S0IS6c for COM
mon. Hungarian grass quiet and steady at GOA
roc per bu Flax in demand at 81 10 per bu for
prime.
sUGAR-steady market and quiet with fair de-
mand. We quote: New Orleans 714@cS14c for raw
refined yellow Tt49S14c extra c 8I49S54c, A white
9@9l3c. powdered and granulated 9JS9lO1sc,
TALLOW-Fair demand for country and liberal
receipts with sales at 63sc per lb in packages