The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


CINCINNATI. July 12-2 P NJ.
FLOUR-Has a good local demand and the mar
ket held firm without material change in prices
Family is selling 81 30614 IS per brl for ordinary
trade brands and htl ut S5Gs5 rs for fancy, as to
quality or reputation. Extra quoted ATS S2g4 TO-
Superine at ~ S0@3 25, and low grades at " 100
Go per bri Spring wheat flour dun and Offering
at s. for chnice and down to 81 60 for inferior Rye
dull at $idI3 2j per brl as to quality
OATS-lhe market Is duil and steady, with
ample though moderate receipts. Sample on ar-
rival is quoted 2692Sc for mixed and 2St9}Oc Tor
good to choice whi e, and held 1@2c II ore for
small lots in store. Inferior grades are dull and
nominal
CORN-The market rules steady and quiet; the
receipts are liberal and demand moderate. We
quote mixed ear at 42c, held at 43c ler bu on
track Mixed shelled offered at 4lQD42c per bu on
arrival, and held 1@2c more for No in ele-
WIiEAT-The market Is firm, with liberal re-
ceipts and the demand fair, Some very choice
amber sold this morning at 94c on ack, and lot
OF extra quality OF red at the same figure. but M
may be regarded as an extreme pr,'e, Choice lots
are Offered generally at 92c good to prime at SIG
9Oc, and fair milling grades So@S5c per bu. lii
ferior offering down to 6Oe per bu, but dull
RYE-The demand is only moderate, with
steady market and moderate supply Prime sam
pie quote SOC, good at 53c per bu onn arrival.
HELD la C more in elevator.
BARLEY-Is dull. Light offerings at 45@4Sc
per bu for pr me to choice fall
MESS PORK-Alarket quiet and steady at Sl0
per brl for prime city, and demand moderate
| LARD-The demand is fair but mostly jobbing.
and the market steady, with title or no change.
We quote prime current make steam at 61sc per ID.
and city kettle leaf at re per h.
BACON-Quict and steady with moderate de-
mand. We quote Shoulders .5.6Oc clear rib sides
held at 81 @61Sc and clear ribs at SIC, but bids
mostly at a shade l,ss; sugar cured hams at 100
11Lc per b. and shoulders at 554(@6c per lb.
BULK MEATS-ATe fairly acriye and market
steady, with moderate offerings. shoulders at so
10C clear rib sides at $3.50 and clear sides at 690c
| H. Dnn bod Inl1 In
loose
COTTON-The demand is light but the market is
steady. Stock estimated at 3,202 bales. Sales to-
day bales. The official quotations are as follows
Ordinary 9tEc, good ordinary 9Nc, low middling
1ONc, mlddling llAc, good mMdling ll2sc. mid
Z 0ing falr i2Lsc, ana falr l2}t.c per Id.
WIIlSKI-The demand is lair and steady, with
sales at 81 % per gallon.
| ply light and prices nOminally unchanged We
quote choice nayys 81 G0@l 70, good to prime
white or medium 81 25@l 40, and common at SO9
BGTTER-The market is quiet and steady,
with liberal receipts. The neii!and is chiefly local
and for the best grades. Inferior grades are dull,
with II large excess OF receipts, No material
change in prices. Creamery is quoted l7@i8c, and
/ dairymade at 91llc for prime To choice IN lots,
but extra selections, generally by the single pack
age, will bring l(g1c more. Medium quoted 6H7c
and common 3@3i2c per lb,
/ ClElSE-l$ in moderate demand and the mar
htl IL ItAlcb dbh oul'l'ls ldiSC. llhC w Ni'lIo
freely offered at Gi497C per lb No demand for
in eror
/ GOFFEE--Is in moderate demand and the mar
kct steady at about previous prices. CHOICE RIO
is quoted 2OG12lC, good to prime fL@l9Rc, me-
dtum l69 91612c, and common l49l5c per lb Java
is selling at 2lGe27c per lb,
i GOALS in light demand and no change with
liberal supply. The rates afoat ure: Ohio River
DC, Ashland &c, and Youghiogheny 7Qg71ac per b,l.
/ Offered to consumers delivered at 10@llc for
Youghiogheny, 10c for Hooking Valley and Kama
wha 1Oc for Muskinglm. 9tglOc for Ashland, and
SMSMc for Ohio River per bu.
| COKE-The market is very dull, with hardly
any demand, and prices unchanged We quote
gas-house &C, city manufactured 7c, and crushed
Sc per bu, at yards. and &c more delivered to con
sulners.
/ EGGS-Are dull and nominal with an excessive
supply, and hardly any demand at G97c per dozen
/ for fresh arrivals
| FRUITS There is large supply of apples, and
the market is quiet under moderate demand, and
offered at 81 az per brl, as to quality. Supply OF
oranges light and held nomlnally at Ss@9 pei
box. Lemons In fair demand and moderate
offerings at IS 50@9 per box DRIED fruit entirely
| HAY-The market remains dull and unchanged.
Old is held ut Sl0@l1 per ton for prime to choice
New is peny and quoted S. 00@S 90, as to quail
ity on arrival. Dealers in store asking 81 more
per ton.
/ HEMP--There is very little doing and supply
light with prices nominally un hanged. we
G#ote rough Kentucky at 500 per ton on arrival
Dressed hemp Is jobbing at 74@7Hc per lb fol
MILL FEED Bran is in moderate demant
on y, and ample offerings at SO 00@950 per ton
Shpstuffs dull and held ut Sl1@12 per ton. Mid
dIings quiet and quoted at $l39F per ton, al il
bulk, on arrival. Dealers asking about 81 more
in store
MOLASSES-There is a fair consumptive de
mand and steady market, with New Orleani
selling at 3SG4S per gallon for good to choice
! Refined syrups duh at 5O@76c per gallon, as tt
| quality
OILS-The demand is only moderate, with I
steady market. We quote laid oi current makt
G0@62c. hinseed at 52@53c and refined petroleum
at 1lm1ic per gallon, as to fire test,
POTAToES-Ihe receipts are large and marke
easy, with only moderate demand. We quott
prime to choice in store at 81 5ea1 65 per brl
packed for shipping The local consumpuve trad,
is supplied from wagons at 81 l53l % per brl
loose.
POULTRY-Has a fair demand but only liy'
chickens are selling, the supply of which Is amp
at 81 509225 for young spring chickens and " 81
| 93 for Old per dozen.
SALT-The market is quiet and steady. Obi,
nd od hrl of