The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


FLOUR-The market quiet and held steady at
81 G0d4 80 for ordinary brands of family, s. l5@g
90 for fancy, Sid4 30 for extra, $5Gg3 40 Tor su
pprfine, 81 25@2 70 for low grades as TO quality,
So O0g3 % for good to choice rye, and 81 7595 %
tOr spring wheat 1Our.
WiIEAT-The market remains quiet, and is
rather easy under larger receipts to-day. New
wheat is quoted 65mS0c for inferior lots, which
are dull, and fair to good at 90tG95c per bu, but
prime to choice wunld bring up to 81 0O@l o.
per bu, and probably 2g3c more, but very little
of these best grades are on the market as yet.
Prime TO choice old quoted 81 03Gtl %, ana fair To
good at TctaSl per bu. Sales to-uay of choice old
amber at 81 %, and another lot at - &c. and
small lot about 200 bushels, OF new amber at 81 O4
per bu
CORN-The market is firm with moderate re-
ceipts. Mixed ear is salable at ilc on track hut
holders are somewhat tirlner. Mixed shClled held
at 43C for No in elevator, and sample quoted 40
d41c on arrival per bu.
OATS-Have bat trinlng sale, being wanted
merely for local feeding purposes. Offerings large.
Quoted mixed at 27c for prime and white at 2'c
per bu. Choice white at 30c, but little on the
market: Inferior AIDES not qnotable
BARLEl-Is dun with little offering and very
light demand. Choice fall quoted 4S@5Gc, and
good to prime at 42@ l5c per bu.
RYE-MOderate demand and steady with offer
ings light Sample lots on track 533!c for fair to
good, and 56N SIC for prime to choice, per bu.
Low grades nominal
BACON-In moderate demand but firm and
limited offerings. We quote shoulders 534c; clear
rib &C; clear sides held at csc per h. packed.
vascd and packed, as to average, and shoulders
at Ga &c per pound.
MESS PORK-The demand is fair and steady at
$10GlO % per brl, spot, and moderate offerings.
LARD-Has steady, quiet market at &c per Id
for cuTentmake steam, with bids at a shade less.
Kettle leaf al nc for country and 73s@Sc for city
per ID.
BULK MEATs-Have a firm market, and fairly
active. shoulders are held al 5i4c, clear rib at
565c and clear sides ut Sj5 90c per ID, all loose
and about 14c more for packed in boxes.
| COTTON-Is quiet today and weaker with a
general decline OF &c per ID. Stock 1897 bltes,
The official prices are as follows Ordinary 9hc,
good ordinary 97ac low mddling l0Hc mdding
he, GOOD mlldllllg ll1sc, mlddhng lair l2is
and faIr l2tsC per lb.
| WI1IoKY-iias good demand and the market
is firm at 81 0j per gallon.
| BEANS-The market is dull but steady with
only "a light supply We quote choice nayys at
| common SO0t9Oc per bu.
| BUTTER-The market is steady and quiet. The
receipts are liberal and stock large, and generally
in excess OF the sales. The demand is mostly for
| the local retail trade, which requires only the
finest qualities. Prime to choice dairy is quoted
| 9Ml0c for Central Ohio, and 1lMl2C Tor Western
| Reserve, per lb the outside figure for selections.
Creamery is quoted lG9lSc, and l@2c more for cX-
ira select packages Good lots are held at 6Gs7c,
and inferior at 3@4c per ID.
| CiIEESE-ls quiet, with very moderate demand
and the market is steady, selling at 7Y72C per 10
| for prime to choice.
COFFEE-The demand is only moderate, but the
market is steady and quiet. We quote Rio l5@ llc
for inferior l712@lSc for fair, l8H@lgc for good,
! 20@20Mc for prime and 21U22C for choice per 10.
Java is steady at 24W27c per Id.
| OOAL-ls quiet and unchanged. Goughio-
ghcny7m7I4c, Ashland &c, and Ohio River 5@5l2c
per bu atiOat We quote Y0ughOgheny 10A011c,
| KanaWha and MusNtngum lOm1lc, Ashland Zoe,
and Ohio River Sc per bu, delivered to CONSUMERS.
| COKE-Is in light demand and at previous
prices. We quote Sc Tor crushed, 7c for city man
ufacurcd, and &c for gaS-hOuse, per bu at yards,
| and De delivered to consumers
EGGS-1he receipts are ample but not large, and
| there is only "a moderate demand with fresh ar
rivals selling at l0c per dozen.
| FRJlTS-ThG market is quiet and steady with
moderate offerings of apples at S2QG2 30 per barrel
Lemons are in fair demand and firm at $6M7 pei
box. Oranges are in limited supply and moderate
demand at S7G4S per box and $l4Wl5 per case
! Dried fruit is entirely nominal.
| HAY-lS quiet with only a moderate local de-
mand for the best grades. Prime to choice timO
thy yiSquOted IS jO@9 80 peri ton in bales on arrival
Inferior grades held al 81 5O@S for medium, and
&6Gt6 80 for common, per ton, on arrival In store
I dealers ask - more p r ton.
HEMP-ls dun, with IA light supply Of rough
Kentucky which is held at SSjWgO per ton on ar
rival, and about s. more in store. Dressed is sell
ing at 6l4@Gj4c for single and 724@7I2c Tor double
dressed, per ID.
MILL Feeds in moderate demand generally
and market amply supplied. Bran is selling at
SO per ton, shpstuhs held at $l1@12 per ton, mid
diings quoted $l49l per ton, all on arrival and s.
more in store.
MOLASSLs-Is in moderate demand for con,
sumption, and no change in prices. We quote
| New Orleans 30d35c for inferior, and 37G47C fol
good to choice per gallon. Refined syrups dull
and held at 5o@75c per gallon as to quality.
| OILS-ThC market is quiet. Lard oil firm and
quoted G0962c per gallon. Linseed dull and weak
ut 52m53c per gallon. Refined petroleum III fail
demand and steady at Ii 2@l4c per gallon, as tc
| fire test.
POTATOEs-Thc market is quiet, with liberal
receipts and selling at xlM1 30 per brl on arrival
for good to choice, and 25c more from store.