The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-10
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
ClNcINNAr1. July 1O-2P. N,

CINCINNATI. July lU-Z L. NJ.
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady with liberal
offerings. We quote family $4 25@4 % for 0rdi-
nary, and S55 70 for fancy as to Quality or repu-
tation. Extra offered at 81 S5@5. Supertine SO9
3 20 per brl Low grades dull at " 1902 80.
Spring wheat -four nominal at s. 6O@5 per brl, as
to quality.
RYE-The market rules steady and quiet. No
2 in elevator salable at 56c, held at more. Prime
sample on track quoted 5l@55c, and inferior dull
ana nominal.
OATS-The demand is light, being merely for
local consumption. White is quoted 30c per bu
for choice, and good to prime mixed at 2792Sc
per bu on arrival. Held in small lots in store at
BARLEY-Market dull and nominal at 47@4sc
for choice fall, and 43@45c for good to prime
per bu.
ample offerings. Mixed is quoted 40Y4lc for
sheed on arrival, and 42(143c for No. 2 in ee-
vator. Mixed ear on track quoted 4lY42c, and
held at the latter White corn is quoted 43Q944c
for shelled in elevator and l2c for ear on track.
WHEAT-Is quiet and steady with liberal arri-
walls to-day Choice is quoted 879SSc on track,
and good to prime at S3@S5c per bu. Fair quality
offered at 7S@SGc and common down to 60c per bu.
MESS POkK-Narket quiet and demand mod
crate but held firm. City mess is quoted SO %
per brl per brl, but round lots bid at less.
BACON-The demand remains light and mar
ket quiet and easy Shoulders quoted 5.609565
Clear rib sides 61sc, and clear sides 63ss612c per
ID, packed. Sugarcured hams 10h@l2c, as TO av-
erage, and shoulders 554@6c per lb.
1 W.
foITnws. trdnsry &c pood orn1nary 97sc low
middling 1O3sc, middiing HE good middllng
1l2sc, mlddllng fair l21sc, ana fair l23sc per lb
Sales to-day 30 bales.
WHISKYYHas a moderate and steady demand
at 81 o. per gallon
BEANS-Market dull but steady at previous
prices. Quoted nominally at 81 70@1 Is for best
for common per bu,
BUTTER-The market is well supplied, though
the receipts are not large The demand is mainly
for local ronsr1mpti0n, Packers and shippers buy
only in small amounts and at lowest prices. Prices
| without essential change We quote choice cream
erv i7GDlSc and extra Selections at 2OGglc per ID.
Darymadp at 96l 12c for prime to choice, the lat
ter for selected pacI;ares of Western Reserve Low
er grades dull at 6a7c for medium and 394c for
| common Der h.
oiT CHFEeS1Rcccints f. annie and the demand light
with an aasv market Offered at 76lTIc per lb for
nriIne to choice factory
COFFEF-Ouiet and steady market with fair
! consllmntive demand We ouote Rio common
iTH%i5t%c fair tn GOOD 16GSlsd nrime I9op90c and
choice 91f%62lc per ID and Java at 23a27c Der lb.
| COAI-Dull and held nominal at previous
prices, Stocks atioat at 7@715c for Youghiogheny
&c for Ashland. and 5@5[5c for Ohio River Der bil
SoIIing liz to c"msmers de2vercd At Sdn9c for Ohio
River eGl0c for Ashland, 1Oa1lc Tor Kanawha
| Muskingum and Hooking Valley, and l0allc TO,
Youghioghenv per bu.
COKE9Has but a light demand, and quoted a
and Sc for crushed at yards. Delivered to consum
ers at % more.
EGGS-Are selling slowly at Tc per dozen fol
fresh. with liberal offerings and very little de
mand Iren1ll WIN ii'0-''i ''''''-'e' ~ ''t' ''0
| FRUITS - The demand is fair for apples with
liberal receipts, and selling at 81 5O02 25 per brl
on arrival, for good to choice Lemons continue
firm with limited offerings and fair demand at s.
19 per box. Oranges duh and scarce and held Al
s 566a9 per box. Nothing doing in drieu fruit.
HAYIThe demand is entirely local, and only
the best grades wanted Old is rather scarce anc
held at SlOm1l for prime to choice and SS99 fol
GOOD mixed Der ton. New hay is in large supply
and held at S;018 Der ton on arrival, as to dual
ity.
HEMP-Market quiet and steady The receipt.
light. and rough Kentucky held at Ss5d9O per tor
on arrival Dressed hemp in fair iobbiHg demand
and selling at 74@7Le for double ana 61a@64t
for single per lb