The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-27
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

BEANs-There is dull market and steady, with
liberal supply. Choice navyS quoted at vi I59l oo
good to prime white or medium VI 2oYl 5U ana
common at 75g90c per bu.
BUTTER-The market has undergone little If
any change. The best grades are in moderate sup
ply and have a good local demand, Creamery
sells at lS@20C for prime to cho &C. and l922c for
extra selections. Best dairy quoted at 13@l4 for
single selected packages, but in lots at l0@12c per
lb. Inferior is dull and heavy with large receipts
and held at S@314c for common and 6(g1c 1or me-
dunn
CFEEsE-The demand is light and market
steady. Prime TO choice freely offered at 6497c
per lb.
COFFEE-Is in fair consumptlve demand, and
without material cIlange. We quote common Rio
at 15@l5l2c, fair to good at l6@1Sc, prime at 1910
1915, and choice at 2O92lc per lb. Java selling
at 2i@2Ic per ID.
COAL-Market dull and fully supplied Quoted
at SC for Ohio RIVER 519@g6c for Ashland, 6L,c for
Kanawha, and &c for YoughiOeheny per bu, afloat;
ana Youghtogheny 10c, KanAwha and Muskingum
Valley 91agl0c Hooking Valley 1Oc Ashland &c,
and Ohio River Sc per bu delivered to consumers.
COKE-The demand is light and prices merely
nominal at &c for gas-house, re for city manu-
factured, and Sc for crushed, per bu, at yards,
&c more deliveredto consumers.
EGGS-ThC receipts are moderate, the demand
is Ii hit and there is steady market with fresh ar
rivals at &c per dozen.
FRUITs-Apples are in large supply and demand
moderate and selling at 81 50a2 per brl, packed,
and from wagons loose at 75c@1$ 25 per brl. Black
berries are quoted Sf@4 for cultivated, and wild
at $id2, as TO quality, for stand of 2 bu Pears
in moderate supply and quoted Sl@1 25 for COM
mon and S2m2 80 for choice per bu in boxes.
Peaches selling at 81 2592 25 per bu in boxes for
inferior to choice, and demand fair with ample
offerings. Lemons are quoted I'll Yl2 per box and
fair demand.
HAY-ls in fair cOnsumptive demand and the
market steady and receipts moderate Old timothy
sells at $lOGgll for prime to choice and SoW9 for
medium per ton; new hay is quoted S7Gs9, as to
qua ity. per ton. on arrival
/ Ean iC anl
offering, and quoted SS5gS7 per ton on arrival.
Dressed quiet and steady and jobbing at 7l4@
nc for double, and Gu@G34c for single dressed
MILL FEED-1he market is quiet and steady,
the demand being generally moderate and no ma
terial change. Wequote bran S9m9 50. Shipstutts
Sl1@l2, and middlings at Sl3Wl7 per ton, all in
bulk, on arrival.
MOLASSES--Th is a moderate but steady de-
mand and the supply ample with New Orleans
selling at 43@lSc for prime to choice, and 35@4Oc
for medium TO good Refined syrups held at 500
l5C per gallon.
P0TATOES-The demand is moderate. and
market fully supplied. Quoted at 65@S0c per brl,
loose, from wagons, and $l@l 10 per brl packed
in store for good to choice. Inferior lots are mere
POULTRY-The demand is fair, and with lib
eral receipts the market remains steady. Live
chickens sell at 81 5O@2 % for young, and g seq
3 25 for old, per dozen, to size and condition
| No other kind selling.
| SALT-Murket steady and Quiet, and Ohio River
and Kanawha is quoted 95e per brl OF > bushels,
and 81 20 per brl of bushels Coarse Liverpool
is dull at 81 10@1 Is per sack. Turks Island is
held at 33G135c per bu.
SEED-AIoderate demand, and clover quoted at
S@S14c per ID, and timothy at 81 4O@l 50 per bu.
/ Prime flax seed quoted 81 10 per bu. Seed buck
wheat 75@S0c per bu. Hungarian grass 6j97Oc per
sUGAR--The market is quiet and steady, and
demand fair We quote as follows: Yellow re-
/ fined at 7540Sl4c, extra c at 8l2@S7sc, white
914@gl4c, gfanulated and powdered at lO@1OAc,
and crushed at lo12c per lb. New Orleans selling
ALLOW-Market quiet and steady, with coun-
try in ample supply, and selling at SIC per Id in
FLOUR-Is selling well to the local trade. but
| the market otherwise is dull We quote for family
"a 25Q4 65 ordinary brands and S5@5 so for fancy.
Extra at So 70@i 90. Superfne at 81 S5@3 %.
Low grades dull anh nominal down to " per brl.
Rye flour quiet at $S 1908 l5 for choice ana s. 80
| @3 for ordinary. Spring wheat flour held up to
SIS per brl for choice Minnesota and Offering down
| to 81 40 for inferior.
| CORN--Is in fair demand and market steady.
Mixed sheled is quoted 42@i3c per bu. Mixed
ear saleable at 4S1ac on track.
| WHEAT-The market is irmer to-day and
some advance i'll prices. Choice sold to-day at 81
per bu for white, CSC for amber, and 95c for red,
per btl Good to prime white or amber is quoted
93@95c, and red at 90@92c. Inferior lots offering
down to 75c per bu. -..-..
OATS-Aee dull have only moderate local feed
ing demand. Receipts moderate and the market
held steady and prices about sustained. Choice
| white quoted 29@3Oc per bu, and mixed at 26@2Sc
good to prime for old, New sample quoted 23@25c
| per bu for good to prime.
BARLEY-The demand is light and market
dull, with choice fall quoted 50@52c and good to
prime at 43@4Sc per bu ..-.i-,. go.
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-
| yator.
| MESS P0RK-Isin moderate demand, hut the
market is firm, and held for prime city at $40 Is
per brl; spot JEE .ae.F liz .r. L.v
| LARD-Is quiet and firm, with ample offerings.
Prime steam current make quoted 7(91 10e per lib.
Kettle leaf held at 7A08e for city, and 7H97Hc