The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July So P. NJ.
FLOUR-The demand is moderate but steady
Family quoted 81 25e4 65 for ordinary and $59
IS for fancy. Extra at So S094 10; superine at
81 S5@3 80 and low grades nominal at 81 1902 GO
per brl. Rye flour dull at $3@3 Is, as to quality
Spring wheat -four about nominal at 81 G5m5 10,
as to quality.
CORN-The market Is quite with liberal offer
ings. Mixed ear is quoted 4094Ic per bu on
rival Shelled in elevator held at l942c for No.
2. White corn held about 1c above mixed.
RYE-ls moderately active and market steady
but quiet with ample offerings though light.
Sample quoted 55c per bu for prime and 52@53c for
fair to good on arrival. No. in elevator held at
56651c per bu
OATS-Duil market but held nominally I'M
changed. The receipts are large. Good to prime
mixed sample quoted at 2692Sc, and prime to
choice white at 2993Oc per bu on arrival.
WHEAT-1s quiet with merely small milling
demand to-day. Receipts moderate but supply
ample. Choice sample quoted 90c, prime 97c, and
fair to good S09S5c per bu for white or amber, and
about the same prices for red
BACON-k quiet and market rather weak.
Shoulders quoted 70c, clear rib at 61a@64c,
and clear sides at &c per h. all packed. Sugar
cured hams at lOH@l2c per lb, canvased and
packed, as to average.
MESS PORK-Is steady, and demand moder-
ate. Quoted $40 per brl for prime city and
only jobbng lots bring this,
LARD-'The demand is light to-day and there is
a steady and quiet market. Current make quoted
670@6l4c, kettle leaf at 75s9734c for city, and ~
@714c for country per ID.
BULK MEATS-The market is quiet and rather
easy. Shoulders quoted 5g5}sc, clear rib at 51&c,
and clear sides at 53A@5S0c per lb, all loose
COTTON-Remains firm and the market is
steady at previous prices. Sales at the Cotton Ex-
change to-day 42 bales. The official quotations
are as follows Ordinary &C good ordinary 979c
low middling 105sc, mddling ll1sc, good mid
ding 1128c, middling fair l21sc, and fair l255sc
per lb.
WHISKY-Has fair demand and market steady
at 81 05 per gallon.
BEANS-The market is dull and steady, with
light offerings, and held at 81 coal 70 for choice
navys, 81 254l 40 for good to prime white or me-
diums, and S0990c for common per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are liberal and supply of
all grades is large. The demand is only fair for
the best qualities which are wanted for local con-
sumption. Inferior grades dul and nominal.
We quote creamery l6@lSc, and dairy y-made 9@llc
for prime to choice, but extra selections by the
single ubheld 1@2c more Rib. Medium quoted
G@lc, and common 3@ic per ID.
CIlEESE-The demand is fairand market steady.
Prime to choice quoted 7@712c per lb, and ample
receipts
COFFEE-Is IN moderate demand and market
quiet but prices about steady. Rio sells at 15G
for common, 1714@lSc for medium 1S129l9c for
good, 1912@2Oc for prime, 2Ol2@21c for choice per
ID. Java selling at 25G27c per lb.
COAL-Markot dull ana prices nominal. Held
ahoat at SIC for Ohio River, 61ac for Ashland &c
for Kanawha, and 712@734c for Youghiogheny.
Ohio River &C. Ashland l0c, kanawha and Mus
kingum 10@llc, and Youghiogheny lie per bu.
COKE-Dull and unchanged. Gas-house quoted
nominally &c, city manufactured &c, and crushed
Sc per bu, at yards About &c more asked de-
liveTed to consumers.
EGGS-Are not wanted and the supply is ex-
Cessive. Quoted at 7@Sc per dozen for fresh ar
rivals and will not bring over the inside figure.
FRUITS-Steady and quiet with moderate de-
mand and apples are quoted 81 50td2 so per brl as
to quality, and ample offerings Lemons in fair
demand and firm, selling at S7(97 80 per box.
Oranges are quiet with limited supply and held
at IS 50@9 90 per box. Dried fruit dull and out of
season.
HAY-Is quiet and steady with ample offerings
of new. Old is rather scarce and held al Sl0@l1
for prime to choice timothy, and 81 509S TO me
dium. New quoted s69S per ton as to quality, all
on arrival
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in moderate supply
but light demand at SS5@90 per ton on arrival.
Dressed quiet and STEADY at 61a@71ac per h. as to
quality, in store.
MILL FEED-Bran is in light demand and
freely offered at SO per ton. Shipstutfs dull and
held at SlOa11 per ton Middlings steady and
quiet at Sl39l7 per ton all on arrival In store 81
more asked.
M0LAssEs- The supply is ample, but not
much demand, yet the market remains steady.
New Orleans syrup is quoted at 30940c for common
to good and 43@4Sc for prime to choice per gallon.
Refined syrups dull and held at 40975c per gallon,
OILSrLard is quiet and steady at sOa62c per
gallon. Linseed oil in light demand at o2@53c
per gallon. Refined petroleum quiet and steady
at 1l@14c per gallon.
fOIAlOES-lne lie uCIndllu Is lpHl, DelllB merely
for the local retail trade and receipts large Prime
to choice are quoted $l@l 10 per brl loose, from
wagon, and held about 25c more packed in store.
Inferior qualities dull ana nominal.
POULTRY-Live chickens are in moderate de-
mand and the market remains steady The re-
ceipts are ample and selling at 81 5093 for full
grown and 81 50G2 for small young chickens
per Dozen
SALT-Moderate demand for Ohio River and
Kanawha, and selling at SOC per brl of bushels
and 81 10 per brl of 7 bushels. Foreign dull at
S3aSlc per bu for Turks Island and 81 10@1 l5 per
sack for Liverpool coarse.
sEED-Market quiet at 65@70c for Hungarian
grass, 75@S0c for common millet per bu. Clover
nc per ID. Timothy dull at S. S5(91 40 per bu.
Flax quiet and steady at 81 10@1 10 per bu.
SUGAR-The demand is fair, with steady mar
ket We quote refined yellow 734@s14c, extra c