The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-05

neld at u ooIe4 ~ Tor INFERIOR, ana VI SO95 lO
for prime TO choice, per bril-
RYE-The demand is fair and market steady
We quote No in elevator at 56c, but held at SIC
per bu. Fair To prime sample quoted 6}951c per
bu, on track, and very choice would bring l@2c
more
WHEAT-The market is steady but very quiet
and receipts lighter. Choice lots quoted 8899Oc
Good to prime at S3tGS5c per bu for amber or white
and red would bring about as much. Inferior
offering at 65@75c per bu, but not wanted.
0ATS-The demand is light and market dull
Wequote sample lots on track at 27c for prime
mixed, 2s929c for prime to choice white and
hel 1a2c more for small lots in store. Inferior
not quOtable.
BARLEY-The demand is nearly nominal, and
not sufficient to give quotations.
CQRN-ReceiptS for the past two days much
larger than usual. The demand is fair and mar
ket remains steady. Ear is quoted Ale per bu for
mixed on track, bnt holders add about lc mole
Mixed sheiled on arrival at 3994Oc, and in ele-
vator at H@42c per bu.
MESS P0RK-The market is quiet and steady
City mess quoted SO per brl. spot but ranging
slightly above or below this figure, as to quantity
LARD-The market is steady and in fair move
ment We quote current make prime steam at 6t4c
per ID, City kettle leaf at re for jobbipg lots
and country held at 714@T3zc per ID.
BACON-The market is rather dull and droop-
ing. Shoulders quoted 55A@554c, clear rib at 6149
CSC and clear sides at 612@65sc per lb, all packed
sugarcured hams jobbing at l012@l2c per Id, as to
BULK MEATS-The demand is only moderate
and market steady. Shoulders quoted 510@5. .15c
clear rib sides 56095.65e, and clear sides held at
57sc per H. loose, but bids generally shade lees
COTTON - Market reported steadier to-day.
Sales at the Cotton Exchange bales. Stock 3,730
bales The official prices are as follows: ordinary
gasc' good ordinary 91se, low middlinR 10asc,
mlddllng ll1sc, good mlddilng 1l2se, middling
fair l2lsc, and iair 1870 per lb.
WHISkY-Quiet and steady at 81 05 per gal
Ion.
BEANs-Are in limited demand and about nom-
ina lat IHI1S forf hnip fDp
good to prime, and 9ec@I per bu for jobbing lots,
and supply light
BUTTER-There is little or no change in the
market to-day. The receipts continue liberal and
the supply is excessive more especially as regards
the lower grades. The local demand for fine quail
tiles is fair and selling at 16@Sc for creamery, but
zoe asked for fancy selections and l0@12c for prime
to choice dairy, mostly by the single package. In
laTgelots for packing good to prime is offered at
@8c, and common grades nominal at 3@5c per
pound.
CHEESE The market is dull but steady The
receipts ample and quoted at 1910 for prime to
choice factory per h. Inferior quality not quota
BILE
COFFEE-Isln IN moderate demand and market
quiet but prices about steady Rio sells at l59i6zc
for common, 1714@aSc for medium 1S1a@19c for
good, 1919@2Oc for prime, 012@2lc for choice per
lb. Java selling at 25@27c per ID.
COAL-There is little or no demand ana market
7c for Kanawha, 6@619c for Ashland, and 512c for
Ohio River, per bu aflOat; and &c for Ohio River
10c fo Ashland 106e1lc for Kanawha and Hook
ing Valley, 10M11c for 1oughiogheny per bu de-
C0KE-Very little demand and prices nominally
unchanged. We quote gas-house &c, city manu-
featured 7c and crushed SC per bu at yards. De-
liveled to consumers at &c above these figures.
EGGS-Are in limited request and market weak
under heavy receipts. Fresh offered at SC, and
will hardly bring over 7@712c per dozen.
FRulTS-Market well supplied with apples, and
moderate demand at So 5093 per brl for prime to
choice and 81 50t02 for inferior. Fair demand for
lemons and selling at S697 per box. Oranges
scarce and dull at IS 50@9 00per box. Dried fruit
entirely nominal.
HAY-The market is steady but little demand
and ample offerings. Prime to choice selling at 50
as so per ton, medium held at 81 SOFAS, and com
mon at S6@g7 per ton, all in bales on arrival and
S2 per ton more in store,
HENIP-Rough Kentucky is in moderate supply
but light demand at S85990 per ton on arrival
Dressed quiet and steady at 612@7ac per lb, as to
quality, in store.
MILL FEED-The market is dull with ample
supply and the demand generally light Wequote
bran $9g9 so, shipstutfS $40 509ll So and mid
dlings S13@l7 per ton, all in bales on arrival and
81 more in store.
MOLASSES-The supply is ample, but not
much demand, yet the market remains steady.
New Orleans syrup is quoted at 3A940c for common
to good and 4394Se for prime to choice per gallon.
Refined syrups dull and held at 4O@75c per gallon,
as to quality.
OILS-Are quiet and steady at about previous
prices. Extra lard oil in moderate demand at GOA
&c per gallon; linseed selling slowly at 52@5Ic
refined petroleum fairly active at 12@14c per
gallon,
POTATOES-The market remains dull The
supply is large, demand being light Prime to
choice varieties are quoted 81 2j91 40 per brl,
packed in store, but freely offered at $l01 15 per
brl, loose, on arrival.
POULTRY-Has a quiet and steady market
Chickens are in good supply and fair demand, and
sell at 81 50e3 per dozen for old and 81 25@2 for
young, as to size and condition.
SALT-The market is steady and demand mod
crate: Ohio River and KanaWha sells at 90c per
brl OF bushels, and 81 Is per brl of bushels
Coarse Liverpool is quoted 81 10@1 10 per sack.
Turks Island dull at 33@3jc per bu.
SEED-MOderate demand and steady Common
millet 75@SOc, Hungarian grass seed 65617Oc per
bu Timothy, s. 35@1 40 per bu Clover, 734c per
lb Prime flax selling at 81 10 per bu.
SUGAR-'The demand is fair, with steady mar
6t Eet We quote. refined yellow 7i4@S14c extra C
S12@S4c, A white 918@9}sc, granuIated and pow
dered 9!s@l05sc crushed l01sc, and New Orleans
14QgSc for raw, per lb.
TALLOW-The market remains steady and de-
mand moderate for country. Selling at CSC per
Id, packed.