The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-10
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, June 1872 P. M.


FLOUR-The market is quiet with a moderate
trade Family quoted "a 75GQ5 ~ for ordinary and
ranging up to S6(9G Is for fancy. Extra at VA 30@
60. Super at So 65@4 Low grades So 1908 10
per brl. Rye flour held at So 4O for choice, down
to $3 for common Spring wheat flour at a S5t95 40,
OAfs-Market dull and held steady. Prime
white at 29c and good to prime mixed 26@28c per
bu on arrival.
RYE-Market steady and quiet, No 2 in elevator
is quoted 57@53c per bu. Prime sample on ar
rival at 56c per bu
CORN-The market is firm and fair demand.
Mixed ear is quoted 42@43 per bu on track. Shelled
at 41@42c on arrival aud held at 43@a4c in ele-
vator.
WHEAT-Market quiet and steady. Choice
white or amber is quoted 81 05 and prime at SIG
l OF per bu. Red quoted 81 O2Y1 O3 for choice and
at 95c1I for fair to prime.
MESS PORK-The market is easy and quiet.
City mess Is quoted 80 5099 rs, and held at the
latter and even higher fol special grades. .,..
steam is quoted $.65t96s4c city kettle quoted SC,
and country dull at TIC per lb.
BULK MEATS-The market is firm and fairly
active. Shoulders held at 43s941ac, clear ritAsides
at 51I@554c, and clear sides ut 555@e534c per lb,
loose.
BACON-Marllet firm but quiet Shoulders
quoted 434@47sc, clear rib sides at 5]4s5.SO, and
clear sides az Gg6sc per Id, packed. Sugar-cured
hams at s@@l0c per 1b.
COTTON-The market to-day is firm and more
active. Sales at the Cotton Exchange reported at
1000 bales Stock 4,945 bales. The following are
the official quotations: Ordinary 914c good ordl-
nary yNc, low middling l0hc, middlmg III 1sc.
good mlddhng ll12c, middling fair l2c, and fair
l21ac per lb
WHtSKY-The market is steady and selling at
81 O3 per gallon.
BEANs-The demand is light and the market is
steady though dull. We quote common at SOc@
81, good to choice at 81 259l 40 per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are moderate only, but
ample, and there a continued quiet and steady
market. The best qualities are in good consump-
tive demand and sell at 17@18c for creamery and
l0@12c for prime to choice dairy, though extra Sc
lections will bring 1@2c beyond these figures; me-
dium grades held at S@9c and common at 3@5c
CHEEsE-The demand is light and the market
steady, with choice selling at &c per lb, and in
ferior ranging down to 495c.
| COFFEE-Fair consumptive trade only and tone
OF the market easy, without material change. Rio
quoted 2l@22c for choice 2092o14c for prime l7t9
| l9c for fair to good. and 15@l6c for common per
lb Java selling at 24@27c per lb.
| COAL-Dull but prices steady and nominally
unchanged. The rates afoat are 719(9754c for
Youghiogheny, &c for Kanawha, 6@61ac for Ash
land, and 5G151ac for Ohio River per bu. Deliv-
cred to consumers at &c for Ohio River, l0c for
| Ashland 10@l1c for Kanawha, Hooking Valley
and Muskingum lie for Youghiogheny. ana 169
| 18c for camel, per bu.
! COKE-Dull and steady with no change in
prices We quote: Gas-house &c, manufactured
| &c, and crushed &c per bu, at yards. To con
sumers delivered at about &c above these prices.
| EGGS-MOderate demand, but offerings rather
| light and market steady, and selling at 1O@1012C
| per dozen for fresh.
FRUITS-Oranges sell at S11@12 per case and SC
| @6 50 per box, and demand moderate. Lemons
| have fair demand and the offerings ample al
| S. 50a6 80 per box. Green apples entirely nomi
nal Dried fruits dull and quoted nominally al
| 331941Sc for peaches and 3@4c for apples per ID.
| HAY-Has moderate local demand only, but
the market is steady and the supply ample. Sell
ing at $9@1O per ton for prime to choice timothy
Lower grades neglected at $S@s 80 for medium
| and $7@7 SO for common per ton, all on arrival
In store dealers ask about 81 more.
| HEMP-Moderate demand, and rough Kentucky
is quoted at SS5@e90 per ton on arrival, and igh
sales. Dressed in fair jobbing demand at 7sl@St
for double and 7@71<c for single dressed per lb.
| MILLFEED-The demand is generally moder
ate, with liberal offerings, and the market |.
rather weak Bran quoted at $l1. Shipstuffs a
$l2@13 and middlings at $l5@1s per ton, all OF
| arrival.
MOLASSES-The demand is fair for New Or
leans, which is steady at 35@4Sc per gallon, ant
| an ample supply Refined syrups dull at 75c fol
choice and down to 40@50c for inferior per gallon
0ILS-Steady market and quiet with liberal of
ferngs Extra lard oil in moderate demand at 81
Q6Oc per gallon. Linseed quoted at 57958c. Re
fined petroleum at 12@131ac per gallon
POTATOES-The receipts are large and thu
market is dull and heavy, with merely moderate
retail trade. We quote new at 81 0O@l 75 per brl
according to variety.
POULTRY-The market is steady and there Is
fab demand for chickens. with moderate receipts