The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, July 26-2 P. NJ.

FLOUR-Is selling well to the local trade, but
the market otherwise is duh. We quote for family
S4 256Q4 g. ordinary brands and $5@5 30 for fancy.
Extra at So 1904 90. Supertlne at 81 S5@3 %.
Low grades dull and nominal, down to 81 per brl.
Rye flour quiet at $3 1908 10 for choice ana " 80
(g3 for ordinary Spring wheat flour held up to
$5 per brl for choice Minnesota, and Offering down
to 81 40 for inferior.
CORN--Is in fair demand and market steady.
Mixed shelled is quoted 42943c per bu. Mixed
ear saleabe at 1916 on track.
WHEAT-The market is firmer to-day, and
some advance in prices Choice sold to-day at 81
per bu for white, Csc for amber, and 95c for red,
per bu Good to prime white or amber is quoted
93@95c, and red at 90992c Inferior lots Offering
down to 15c per bu.
OATS-Aee duh have only moderate local feed
ing demand. Rec ipts moderate and the market
held steady and prices about sustained. Cholce
white quoted 29@3Oc per bu, and mixed at 26@l2Sc
per bu for good to prime.
BARLEY-The demand is light and market
dull, with choice fall quoted 5o@52c and good to
RYE-Steady and quiet and moderate offerings
PRIME new sample at 5O@51c: and fair to good at
47@4Sc per bu on arrival and 1@2c more in ele-
vatOr.
MESS PORK-Is in moderate demand but the
market is firm and held for prime city at $40 %
per brl, spot
LARD-Is quiet and firm, with ample offerings.
Prime steam current make is quoted 197lOc per h..
Kettle leaf held at 754@Sc for city, and 74@7!ac
for country per h. outside figure for small jobbing
| lots.
BULK MEATs-In moderate demand and the
market firm. We quote shoulders 5l4c, clear rib
6@61Oc and clear sides held at 61sc per ID, all
loose. About 1s9Ac more wanted for meats
packed in boxes.
not much offering. Shoulders are quoted 585c,
clear rib 65Sc and clear sides held at 6,S5@6 soc
per lb, all packed sugar-cured hams at logic,
| as to average.
COTTON-The market is quiet and unchanged.
| 0rI
mdding 10}sc, middling 111sc, good middling
ll5sc, mddlng fair l21sc, and tair 12}}sc per lb.
WIIIsKY-Is in fair request and steady market,
with sales at 81 04 per gallon.
BEANS-Are in light request and nominally
without change. We quote S0@90e for common,
81 25@l 80 for good to prime, and 81 7Ogl 50 for
choice navys per bu.
| BUTrER-ls quiet and steady at about previous
prices. The demand is almost exclusively local,
and only the finest qualities wanted The receipts
are moderate Of the higher grades, but there Is
generally surplus of inferior, selling at lS@2Oc
for creamery and 9e lie for prime to choice dairy,
but single abs of extra selections of either bring
1Gl2c more Medium grade is held at 6W1c and
common at 3@4c per h.
CHEESE-MarEet quiet and steady. with full
supply and light demand; quoted for prime to
choice at 6@7c per ID.
COFFEE0The market Is steady and quiet with
ample offerings and moderate demand Rio is
quoted 14@15c for common, l51a@l6c for medium,
16%@lS12c for fair to good, 199191ac for prime,
and 2O92lc for choice per h. and Java at 24@21e
per h.
COAI-Market dull and fully supplied Quoted
at &c for Ohio River, 5a@6c for Ashland, SIC fol
Kanawha, and 7c for Youghiogheny per bu, afoat;
and Youghiogheny 10c, kanawha and Muskingum
Valley 9I@10c, Hooking Valley 10c Ashland &c,
and Ohio River Sc per bu delivered to consumers.
COKE-Continues 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
deliveredto consumers at &c more.
EGGS-Fresh arrivals are quoted 612@7c pei
i Ia Il In into
FRUITS-Blackberries are in fair demand and
receipts ample and sell at 81 250l 80 for wild and
$3@A for cultivated per stand OF bu. Appies
quoted 75c@$1 25 per bril- loose, from wagons, 81 81
a. 25per bril- packed, in store, for good to choice
Pears sell at $1@1 % per bu for common and $2@
9 so for choice, and demand moderate with liberal
supply. Peaches are in good demand and receipts
ample and selling at y SOAP per bu, in boxes fol
prime to choice and $19l % for inferior. Plum'
are in moderate demand, and damsons quoted al
81 1902 for common and u 2j@2 80 for choice, and
Green Gage sell at S3@3 10 per stand OF bu
Lemons in better supply and quoted at VII 5Og
HAY-Is in fair consumptive demand and the
market steady and receipts moderate. Old timothy
sells at SlO@11 for prime to choice and Ssg9 fol
medium per ton; new hay is quoted S'(g9, as tc
quality, per ton, on arrival.
| HEMP-Is in light demand but steady, with
moderate supply. Rough Kentucky held at $S5@
80 per ton on arrival. Dressed held at 4@112c fol
double and Ga @634c for single dressed per 10.
MILL FEED-Bran is in fair demand and selling
at S9@9 50 per ton, ON arrival shipstuffs dull anG
held at $l1@l2 per ton; middlings in moderate
demand and ample offerings at Sl30l7 per ton, al
in bulk, on arrival
MOLASSES-Market steady and quiet. We quote
New Orleans 35943c for fair to PRIME and 45@4St
for choice, and ample supply Refined syrup'
quoted at 50@15c per gallon for common to choice
| OILS-Market quiet and steady and liberal Of
serings, and lard oil quoted 60@62c for current
make extra, and linseed at 52953c per gallon
Refined petroleum in fair demand at l1@l4c pei
gallon, according to fire test
POTATOES-Eave a slow sale except what Is
taken for the local consumptive trade. Receipts
LIBERAL and prime to choice sell from wagons at 7C
@S5c per brl loose, and held in store al 81 o5@l Ii
per brl packed,
POULTRY-There is steady market and quie
for chickens, the demand being fair and supply
moderate but ample, and we quote them 81 5O@l
for young and 81 5o93 for full-grown per dozen
Other poultry merely nominal
SALT-Demand moderate and steady. Selling
at 81 20 per brl of bushels, and 95c per brl Of