The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July 15-2 P. NJ


FLOUR-Is in good consumptive demand and
the market is steady. Family is held up to s. 70
for fancy and selling for ordinary trade brands at
S4 256g4 80 per br Extra is quoted $3 75g4 co.
Supertne at 81 80@3 Is, and low grades at $2 O0@
2 50 per brl Rye -four quiet at $8 25 for choice
50 9O0l3 10 for fair to good. Spring wheat flour
dull and nominal at S4 50t95 per brl.
WHEAT-Market steady and fair milling de-
mand with large receipts Choice white or amber
will bring 94c per bu on arrival and held IN
some instances at 95c. Prime lots quoted 9O@9lc,
and fair to good milling grades at Sj@S7c per bu,
and inferior about nominal Red Is quoted about
the same as amber or white.
RYE-Is steady but slow sale, with ample re
ceipts though moderate. No. 2 i'll elevator at SIC
per bu. Fairjto prime sample on track at 55c
OATS-The market is dull and steady, with
a large supply. Quoted for mixed 27@2Sc for
good to prime Viii at 29@SOc for prime to
choice on arrival. Store lots held 1@2c higher
BARLEY-Very little doing and pr ces about
nominal at 4S@5oc for choice and 4S@48c for good
to prime fall.
MESS PORK The demand is light and market
easy City mess is quoted Sl0.per brl, held at the
the latter figure.
LARD-The demand is only moderate with a
steady market, and current make steam selling at
6S5@6.90c per ID. Prime winter steam is nominal.
Country leaf jobbing at TIC and city do at 72s@
tORN-The market is quiet and rather easy.
Mixed ear quoted 42@43c per bu on track, mostly
at the inside figure for prime. Mixed shelled 41@
42c on arrival, and 42(d43c in elevator. No 2white
sheled in elevator held at 44c per bu.
| BACON-TIas but slow lale, but prices steady.
Clear sides are held at SEC, clear ribs at 64c,
and shoulders at 534c per h. all packed. Sugar
cured meats jobbing at 10@llhc for hams 8@S1 &c
for breakfast bacon, and shoulders at &c per
| pound.
steady. Shoulders are quoted &C. clear rib sides
| 5}sc and clear sides $500 per lb, all loose.
Held &c more packed in boxes
CoTToN-The market remains quiet and
| nn1r Hn1np lJnta
t'ciSa Ordinary SC % sooa orainary w. low middlns
105Ec, mddIing ll1sc good middllng l138c, mid,
ding fair l2zsc, ana fair l2}sc per lb.,
WHISKY-The demand is only moderate and
marketsteady at 81 05 per gallon.
| BEANS-Market very quiet, but light offerings
and scarcely any demand, and prices nominaIly
UNCHANGED. Choice navys quoted at 81 65@1 20,
good to prime white 81 259l 40, and inferior SOc9
ST. per bl in jobbing lots.
! BUTTER-rhe market remains steady and quiet
with little or no change. The demand is almost
wholly for the local consumptive trade. The re-
Ceipts ample and the lOwerg grades are especially
in excessive supply. Creamery is selling at 1S@92Oc
per h. Dairy-made will bring 990c for Central
Ohio and 1l@l2c for Western Reserve, per lb, fol
prime to choice, but the outside figure for extra
selections Medium quality 6@7c, and common
| 3M312c per ID.
CHEESE-Nlarket quiet and limited demand
but steady, and an ample supply. Prime to cholce
factory is quoted 61%9714c per lb. Common is moi
! quotaDle.
| COFFEE-Moderate demand, mostly for con
sumption and steady market No m4terial change
| in piices which are as follows Java 23@21c per lb
as to quality; Rio choice 2O@2lc, good to primt
l71@@l913c, medium 169161ac, and common 14@
l5c per h.
GOALS in light demand and no change, with
liberal supply. The rates afoat are: Ohio Rive
Sc, Ashland &c, and Youghiogheny 7@71ac per bu
Offered to consumers delivered at 10@1lc fo
| Youghiogheny 10c for Hooking Valley and Kama
wha, 1Oc for Muskingum, 9910c for Ashland, anc
8QS1ac for Ohio River per bu.
COkE-The demand is merely nominal at thu
following prices: Crushed Sc, city manufacturer
7c gas-house 7c per bu at yards, and &c more de
| liyered to consumers
| EGGS-The receipts are large and demand
light and fresh are hard to sell at 6@612c per doz
FRUITS The market is quiet for apples, witt
liberal offerings and the demand moderate at 81 81
az per brl, for prime to choice and 75c@Sl fo
inferior. Oranges in moderate supply and quie
at so 5O91O per box with light offerings and gooc
demand. Nothing doing in dried fruit.
HAYS steady with fair local demand and am
pie though not large receipts. New hay sells a
Prime to choice old timothy will bring $l0@ll
but with light offerings, and medium at 81 50@
per ton on arrival In store dealers ask 81 mor
per ton.
HEMP-Light demand and dull market, bu
steady and nominally unchanged, with limitet
offerings at $S5@90 per ton on arrival for rougl
Kentucky. Dressed selling slowly at 61a@654c TO
MILL FEED Moderate demand for bran anC
market we'll supplied at 80 0O@9 SO per ton. Ship
stuffs in limited demand at $11@12 per ton. Mid
dlings steady and demand moderate at $13D17 pc
ton, all on arrival. In store dealers asking y
more per ton.
MOLAssEs-Moderate jobbing demand only
but with steady market, and New Orleans 10 u