The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-12
CINCENNAT1 DAnLx MARKET.

fLoUh-ls III Ialr local demand ana market
quiet. Family at 81 75tl6 25 per brl, the latter
only for favorite brands OF fancy. Extra at 81 25
4 50 and supertns at So COOS 85 but both grades
held shade higher for certain brands. Low
grades dull at 81 659310 per brl. Spring wheat
flour at s. 25@5 40 for prime 10 choice and "a S5a
10 for inferior. Ryefiour quiet at 1898 80 per
| bril-
RyE-The market is still quiet and rather easy.
Prime to choice quoted 55Gt57c per hu on arrival
and about 1c more in elevator. Lower grades
| merely nominal.
oATs-The market is inactive and. prices nom.
| inally unchanged with liberal receipts Prime
White quoted at 29c and mixed at 27sg2sc per bu
choice is held at 3O@3ic per bu but not much OF
the kind offering.
C0RN-The market is quiet to-day and steady,
with ample offerings. Ear is Quoted Ale ON track
Tfor prime mixed and held more generally at 42c.
| Shelled is quoted 42c in elevator and 4G14lc on
! track. White corn nominally l@2c above mixed.
WHtAT--Has quiet market and very little do
| ing, and quotations nearly nominal. Prime to
choice lots quoted 81 0291 05 and fair to good at
| 97c@$l per bu i0r white or amber. Red is held
at about the same figures
MESS PORk-The market is weak and droop-
ing with moderate demand ana quoted at $9a
g . per brl for prime CITY, but moderate offerings
| at this.
LARD-Is in fair demand but rather easy mar,
ket. Current make steam is quoted 665m6 f0cpeI
lb CITY Kettle jobbing at 77s@Sc, and country do
BACON-Has quiet and. easy market. shoul.
ders quoted 46594 Zoe clear rib at 55sc and clear
atS%@1Oc per lb,. though choice are held some
what higher as to average and brand
BQXk MEATS-Ghe demand is fair but the tone
Of themarketis easy. Shoulders Quoted 4LSc.cear
rib at Sc and clear sides at 81. per lb, ali loose
and 34c mo- e packed.
CoTrON-Is firm. but no advance in prices.
Stock ,8l3 bales. Receipts 20 bales and shipments
32s bales. We quote Ordinary 91Ic, GOOD ordlnary
E4c, low middlng l0IAc middling NC. good
mlddllng l12c, middling fair l2c, and fair PIC
WHisKY-The demand is fair and Collin,
steadily at 81 03 per gallon
BEANS-M Market dun and prices steady Light
sales of prime to choice at 81 4091 50 and inferior
down to 90c per bu.
/ with scarcely any change. The receipts
are large, but there is no s1rplus
on the markets excepting OF the common grades
There IS good copsumptive demand for the finer
qualities and selling at fS10c per lh for creamery,
and 10@l2c for prime to choice dairy, and 1@2c
more for extra selections Medium. at 76sSc. com
mon at 3t64c per lb and dull,
CHEESE-lsin in fair cohsumphve demand ana
steady with sales of choice factory ut 6p7c per lb
and an ample supply. -
| CoFFEE-Far coilsumptive trade only and tone
of the market easy, without material change Rio
quoted 2lg22c for choice, 20@2O1ac for prime, l70
19c for fair to good and 15@16c for common per
10. Java selling at 2i@27c per lb.
COAL-The demand is light and prices without
613c for Ashland. and SIC for Ohio River Der bt.
Selling to consumers at &c for Ohio River, 10c for
Ashland, 101l1c for Muskingum and Kanawha,
ana lo@llc for Youghiogheny per bu.
+ COkE-ls dull and unchanged Crushed at &C.
city manufactured at &C. and gashouse at &C per
bu, at yards, Delivered TO conumers at &c more
per bu.
EGGs-The demand is moderate, and market
steady, with fresh arrivals selling at 1091Oac per
FRUTTs-There is moderate demand for Or
anges, and light offerings at s6Ggs per box, and
121l3 per case. Lemons firm and demand fair
a fYFppp opftl tlA,,
ket in small arrivals at 81 25@l 50 per bu. Dried
fruit is nominal
HAY-The market is quiet and easy Receipts
liberal and moderate demand. NO timothy is
quoted s9@9 so per ton on arrival. Medium
grades held at $8@S 50. and common at S7@7 50
per ton,
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in limited supply
but the market is dull, and held at $85@90 per
ton on arrival. Dressed hemp is selling at csc
per lb in store, and demand moderate.
quiet ana %rsn steaay and i the
stuftS $f2@ls, and misdings $l5@lS per ton. all
on arrival. In store about s. more per ton.
MOLASSEs- demand is fair for New Or
leans which is steady at 35@4Sc per gallon, and
an ample supply. Refined svrups dull at 75t for
choice and down to 4O@5oc for Inferior per gallon
OILS-Lard oil is quoted 5S@60c per gallon for
extra current make and quiet Linseed in mod
crate demand at 54@55c per gallon. Refined pc
troleum firm and i'll fair demand at l2@14c per
gallon, as to fire test.
POTATOES-The market is quiet and heavy,
the demand being entirely local and the receipts
large. New are quoted 81 50@2 90 per.brl for good
to choice, and Sl9l 25, for common, on ARRIVAL
Old not quotable.
POULTRY-The market Is firm for chickens, the
demand being fair and receipts moderate We
quote 81 2062 90 for young spring chickens, and
S. 25g2 rs for full grown per dozen as to quality
Other poultry not quotable.
SALT-The demand is only moderate and mar
ket steady. We quote, Ohio River and Kanawha
81 10 per brl of bushels and 85c per brl of 5
bushels Turk Island at S3@35e per bu. Coarse
Liverpool at 81 l09l Is per sack.
SEED-Market quiet and steady, with millet
per bu. Flax sells 81 10a1 20 per- bu.
SUGAR-Has moderate but steady demand. We
quote' New Orleans 714@S14c yellow refined s4
@Shsc, extra 8s4@91sc, A white 9A@934c gran
ulated ami powdered l0G9l0ssc, and'crushed 1920
l02kc per H. :,
fALLoW-Country is in fair. demand and re-
ceipts'liberal, with sales at SIC per h..
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