The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-25
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, July 25-2 P. NJ.

CINCINNATI July d. r. M.
FLOUR-Is quiet and steady, with good CON
sumptive demand. Family quoted S4 3O@i 10 Tor
ordinary brands. and up t. So so for fancy Extra
held at So 65@4 co. Superfine at s. S5Y3 % Low
grades at S. 0@2 60 per brl. Spring wheat flour is
quoted at 81 SOFAS co. as to quality. Rye flour sell
ing slowly at S3@93 Is for good to choice.
OATS-The market is dull and easy Some new
sample sold to-day at 24c on track. Old are quoted
2S@29c for white and 26@27c or mixed per Du on
arr val and 10B2c more in store.
WHEAT-ls firm to-day with ample receipts and
fairly active market. Amber and white are quoted
9Om95c for good to choice. Red at 859g8Sc for good
grades ranging down to 65@75e per bu and dull;
CORN-Is in moderate demand and ST. ady. Ear
is quoted 4}M4tc for mixed on track Shelled at
43c in elevator. Offerings ample.
RYE-The demand is moderate Receipts nb-
erai and market rather easy. New sample IS
quoted iS@5lc per bu for fair to PRIME on track
Inferior merely nominal. Old No. is quoted 5o@
55c per bu in elevator.
BARLEY-Is quiet and steady with moderate
offerings at 4S0g5Oc for prime to choice fall
BACON i Is in moderate request and lrm;;
Shoulders at 5Id5.30c clear rib ut 6ts6bG12c and
clear sides at GS6dG soc per lb for packed. Sugar
cured hams i'll limited supply and held at 1o1a@l2c
per ID as to average
MESS PORK-The demand is only moderate,
but the market is firm, at SlO@lO 70 per brl for
BULK MEATs-Market steady and firm shoul-
ders held at 5s@jl4c clear rib at 59Oc, and clear
sides at 64c per Id, loose.
steam is quoted &c per lb for current make. Ket-
tie leaf is quoted 718c for city, and sc Tor country
per lb.
prices. Stock 2S9S bales The following are the
official quotations: Ordinary 9;sc, good ordinary
97sc low middling 1926, middng llIsc, good
mlddling 115sc middlng fair l218c and fair l236c
WHISK Y-Has good demand and firm mar
ket with sales at 81 "a per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is light and there is but
nl1e, ION tod
prime white or medium 81 25@l SO, and choice
navys 81 70@l so per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are not large, but the
supply is ample and the market remains steady
though quiet The demand is almost entirely
local and for the best grades Extra creamery sells
at 20@22c per lb. PINE to cho.ce dairy will bring
12Gl3c per ID for single selected packages, but IN
lots generally selling at 9@l1c per lb. Inferior
grades dull aud nominal at 69Ic for medium, and
3@312c for common pei lb.
ClIEESE-Dul market and steady. with liberal
offerings, and prime to choice factory selling at
61ar7c per Id.
COFFEE-The market is steady and Quiet, with
ample offerings and moderate demand. Rio is
quoted 1f@l5c for common, l512Gl6c Tor medium,
1615@lS12c for fair TO good, l9@l912c for prime,
and 20G2lc for choice per ID, and Java at 2l@27c
per lb.
GOALS without material change and demand
light. The rates af1oat are &c for Youghiogheny,
sic for Kanawha 5150t6c for Ashland, and Sc for
Ohio River. per bu. Delivered to consumers at Sc
for Ohio River, &c for Ashland 9@l0c for Kama
wbs, Hooking Valley and Muskingum, and Zoe for
Youghiogheny, per bu.
COKELContinues dull and without any change.
At yards it is quoted &c for gas-house, &c for city
manufactured, and SC for crushed, per bu and
delivered to consumers at &c more
EGGS-Demand light and market dull and
heavy and freely offered at 5@6c per dozen for
fresh
FRUITS - Moderate demand for apples and
large receipts at $191 80 per br, loose on arrival
and about 25c more packed in store for good to
choice. Peaches sell at S2@2 so for prime to
choice, and down to 81 for inferior per bushel, in
boxes. Plums are quoted So 50@4 for Green Gage
and $26T2 SO for DaInsons per stand of 2 bushels
Pears selling at S3@3 so for choice and S@2 per bu
for inferior. Backberries plenty and in moderate
demand at 81 2591 SO for wild and s. 5093 for
cult per ot sad O. b1sne box In
HAY-The demand is fair and the market quiet
and steady Prime to choice old timothy sells at
S10gl1 and good mixed at s. 5000 per ton New
isouoted a s9@l0 for choice, and S6@S for inferior
per ton on arrival, and 81 more wanted in store
HEMP--Is in light demand but steady, with
moderate supply. Rough Kentucky held at ss5g
double and Gia@694c for single dressed per lb.
MILL FEED-The market is quiet and steady
with ample supply of all kinds Bran sells at $9@950
shipstuffs held at $l@l2 Middlings quoted at
Sl$g17 per ton, all on arrival In store 81 more re-
MOLAssEs--Ne'y, Orleans syrup sells at s5@4Oc
for fair to good, and 43@4Sc for prime to choice
per gallon and fair demand. Refined syrups dull
anu Helu W fo(giVC pei SoAioh oeeoiuAhs W
quality.
OILS-Market quiet for lard oil, and extra cur
rent make quoted 6O@62c per gallon. Prime lin
seed sells slowly at 52953c per gallon Refined pc
test.
POTATOES-Arei in moderate demand generally
for the local retail trade only The supply is large
and quoted 65@S0c per brl, loose from wagons and
S1@1 l5 per brl packed in store for prime to
choice.
POULTRY-The demand Is fair and the market
steady for live chickens ana with only moderate
offerings Selling at 81 50@2 per dozen for young,
and $2 509S 25 for full grown. No other poultry
selling.
SALT--Demand moderate and steady. Selling
at 81 20 per brl of bushels. and CSC per brl OF
bushels for Ohio River and Kanawha. Held at
34@35c per bu for Turks Island, and 81 10@1 10 per
sack for coarse Liverpool.
SEED--Steady and quiet and clover held at SO
SIC per lb. timothy at 81 40@1 so per bu. Flax
seed salable ct $l@1 10 per bu. Seed buckwheat
quoted 75Q8Oc per hu. Hungarian grass nominal