The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. June 29-2 P. NJ.

CINCINNATI. June ~ T. M.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and rather un-
settled in sympathy with the wheat market.
Family i selling down to 81 35G4 50 for ordinary
and held up to So 50655 so for choice old wheat
-four. Extra offered at Sl@l4 25, supcrfine at S5@
Wheat a -four nominal Al at Il 75S5 Is per m br the the
latter price for choice Minnesota Rye flour is
quoted S3 25 for best Northwestern, and So 9O@
8 10 for inferior per brl.
| RYE-Market quiet and easy, but little coming
in to-day. Good to Dice sample is quoted 54957c
per bu arrival. No in elevator salable at
56a57c per bu. Low grades not quotabe.
WHEAT-The market is quiet, and prices un-
settled. Receipts heavy to-day and reliable quo
tations difficult to make. Some inferior lots Of
new wheat sold to-day at 75@S0c per bu, and good
to prime is quoted 9O995c per bu. Choice new,
if offered, might bring 9ScG1Sl, and the best old
wheat on the market will not sell for more than
the latter figure
CORN-The market is quiet and steady with
ample but not large supply. Mixed is quoted 41c
per Du, held shade more for ear on track. and
40442C for shelled, outside figure for No in cle-
vator. White corn is quoted about 1c more than
mixed, but little selling.
BARLEY - Hardly anything doing and the
market is dull Fall is quoted nominaly 45@4Sc
per bu.
OATS-The demand is mostly confined to the
local wants and the market is without activity
The receipts are large and offering at 2G027c for
mixed, and 2SGg29c for white per bu.
MESS PORk-MIarket firm, but little selling
Prime city mess is quoted $40 %, and sometimes
Lic4NA ioi eaI lObot hb DltS lt
for round lots.
BACON-Has limited demand but held steady.
Clear sides quoted 6h@63-c clear rib at 6A@63sc
and shoulders at 5S0Gg5. S5c per h. packed.
LARD-The market rules steady and quiet
The demand and offerings only moderate. Prime
steam current-make quoted at &c per Id, and bids
at shade less. Prime winter steam nominaly at
nc. Kettle leaf held at 715c for country, and SC
for city In small jObbng lots
SUGAR-CURED MEATS-Are in fair consump-
tive demand and steady at 10l2@l2c for hams can
breakfast bacon and 5}s@64c per lb for shoulders.
BULK MEATS-The market is rather slow, but
held steady Shoulder; at 513@5]4c, and held at
the latter Clear rib sides at 5Gjc, and clear sides
at 5. 5.S0I5S5C per lb, all loose.
COTTON-The market is steady to-day without
any material change in quotations. Stock esli
mated at $50 bales The official cotton exchange
sc lowmiddling 1o1sc, mddling NE, good
mddhng ll2sc, middling fair l2l9c and falr 123 sc
per lb.
WHIsKY-The demand is fair and steady mar
ket, with sales at 81 U5 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is merely nominal at 81 65
al 70 for choice, 81 25(4l 40 for good to prime,
and SO99Oc for common per bu and light offer
ngs.
BUTTER-The receipts are large and there is
but limited demand with dull and heavy mar
ket Thesupply is excessive and stocks especially
Of inferior grades continue to accumulate Quoted
169 lSc for creamery and 9M1lc for prime to choice
dairy though held l@2c more for extra selections
by the single package. Medium grades at G97c,
and common 3@4c per lb.
CHEESE-The market rules steady and quiet.
The receipts are large but demand limited. We
quote prime to choice factory at 1919 per To- In
feri0r quoted dull and nominal.
COFFEE-The market is steady and quiet. The
demand is tair and ample offerings No material
change in prices Rio is quoted l5@l6c for COM
mon l61a9l7c for fair 1712IlS12 for good, 1890
20c for prime and PIC for choice per ID. Java is
selling at A@27C per ID.
COAL-There is light seaSonabe demand with
ample offerings, ana the market steady and un-
changed The rates a1oat are 561512c for Ohio
River, &c for Ashland, and 7@712c for Ioughio-
Ohio River 1Oc TO Ashland, 1O@llc for Kanawha
and Muskingum. 109llc for Hooking Valley, and
lie for Youghiogheny per bu.
COKE-Market dull and nomnaly unchanged
&c, crushed SC per bu at yards, about &c per bG
above these figures to consumers delivered.
EGGS-The market is dull and weak, with large
receipts and only light i9Ga demand Fresh ar
FRU1TS-Applcs are in moderate supply and
not much demand, selling at 81 0092 50 per brl for
fresh arrivals. angeS are scarce and firm, but
moderate demand at $S99 per box. Lemons in
good demand and moderate offerings at $GG7 per
box for prime to choice. Nothing doing in dried
fruit, and nOtquOtable.
HAY-The demand is light, and market steady,
with no material change. We quote prime to
choice timothy ~ 50@9 so per ton. Inferior
grades held nomina ly at SG6l7 50 per ton, as to
quality, all on arrival In store about 81 more per
tOu Is TequlTCu.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in light demand
but held steady and limited offerings at SS5a90
per ton on arrival Dressed hemp in far jobbing
demand and quoted 612@6slc for single and 7hg
nc for double dressed per ID.
MILL FEED-The demand is moderate for
bran, and market amply supplied at 50 5O4lO per
ton; shpstuns dull, and offered freely at S1l@12
per ton; middlings are quiet and steady and held
at$13Q1i7 per ton, all in bulk OIL arrival.
MOLASSES-New Orleans is in fair demand and
full supply and selling at 43@4Sc per gallon for
prime to choice, aud 33G40c for inferior to good
Refined syrups dull, and quoted nominal. 4o97Oc
per gallon, according to quality.
OIIS-The market is quiet and steady with no
material change. Extra lard oil, current make,
quoted 6o@f2c Linseed 52@53c. Refined petro-
leum lll5@iic, as to fire test per gallon.
P0TA7NES--The demand is only moderate be-
ing chiefly for the local consumptive trade, which
is generally supplied from wagons Selling at$l@
25, loose, per brl, in lots on arrival, and held