The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady with
the usual consumptive demand Family selling
at $4 40g4 80 tor ordinary, and S. 2595 70 for
fancy per brl. Extra held at So 65@4 90. Superfine
quoted at 81 75@3 25 and low grades at $2@2 so
per brl, as to quality. Rye flour quiet at s. 906
8 10 per bril- Spring wheat -four at 81 9O@5 10 fol-
prime to choice and "a 50g4 is for ordinary pei
barrel.
WHEAT-The market is dull and weaker.
Choice white is quoted 95c@97c per bu and some
sold ut the outside figure, which, however, is ex-
treme Good to prime white or amber 90(Q95c per
bu. Red is quoted U992c for choice, and SS@9Oc
for fair to prime with inferior Offering down to
zoe per bu, and nominal.
CORN-There is a firm market and good demand
to-day. Mixed ear sold on o. d NJ track at 44c,
and some at 45c per bu. Shelled is quiet and
quoted ct 43@44c on arrival, and l@2c more for
No. 2 in elevator.
BARLEY7khe market is dull, the receipts and
demand both being very light Fall is quoted 80
@55c per bu nominally.
RYE-Is in moderaterequest and market steady.
Good to prime sample quoted 4S95Oe, and choice
held at 52c per bu on arrival Inferior nominal.
Shoulders quoted 51sc, clear rib sides at SIC, and
clear sides at 61s@614c per h. loose.
0ATs-The demand is light, and market very
quiet Old are quoted 27@2sc for mixed, and 900
25c for prime, and 22@23c for fair to good.
BACON-Is duh and rather easy. shoulders
quoted 52sc, clear rib sides 6as@61ac, and clear
sides held at SIC per h. all packed Sugar-cured
hams at 10@ll1ac per Id, canvased and packed.
MESS PORK-Is quiet and steady and quoted at
$lO@lO 25 per brl, spot, for prime city and not
much offered.
LARD-Has quiet and steady market, with
limited offerings. Quoted 7@710c per lb for prime
steam current make Prime winter steam NOM
inal at TIC per lb. Kettle leaf held at 754@77sc
for city, and 714@75sc for country, per lb.
COTTON-Firm market at previous prices, Sales
to-day rs bales. Stock 3,0l3 bales. We quote
ordinary 91ac, good ordinary 1Oc low mddling
1910, middling 1114c, good middling 1l34c, mid
ding fair 1211c, and fair 1910 per ib
WHIsKY-Is still selling at 81 o4 per gallon, and
has fair demand.
BEANS-The demand is light and the market
dull Supply light, and held nominally at 81 100
50 for choice navys 81 259l 80 for good to prime,
and 9Oc@S1 for common, per bu.
BUTTER-ls quiet and steady. with ample
though not large receipts. There is still good
local trade in the best grades but very little de-
mand foT inferior. Creamery is selling at W(622c
for extra selections, but at 17@lSc in lots. Prime
to choice dairy at 10@12c per h. but selected pack
ages will bring 14@l5c per lb. Medium grades
held at 7@Sc, and common at 3@4c per lb.
CHEESE-ls in moderate demand and the mar
ket steady and quoted at 61aG7c per lb for prime
to choice factory.
COFFEE-The demand is moderate but steady,
and quoted as follows Common Rio l4@l5c, fair
per ID. Java, 23@27c per ID.
COAL-Marketdu dull and fully supplied. Quoted
at5c for Ohio River. 5Ag6c for Ashland, 61ac for
Kanawha, and 7c for Youghiogheny per bu, afioat;
and Youghiogheny 1Oc Kanawha and Muskingum
Valley 9R9l0c, Hooking Valley 10c Ashland SC,
and Ohio River Sc per bu delivered to consumers
COKE-Dull and nominally unchanged. Gas
house held at &C. city manufactured &C. and crushed
SC per bu at yards. Delivered to consumers at &c
EGGS-The markets. quiet and steady with am
pie offerings and little demand at &c per dozen for
fresh arrivals
FRUITS-Peaches are in good supply and de-
mand fair at S2@2 Is for choice and 81 25@1 IS
for fair to prime per bu in boxes. Apples quiet
at 81 25@1 50 per bu, packed and choice held at
$2 in small way; and selling loose from wagons
at 75c@$1 per brl. Plums are in moderate demand
and selling at S2@2 SO for inferior, and choice if
offered would bring $3@3 SO per stand of bu.
Pears are quoted at S292 80 per bu for choice and
$l@l % for common, with moderate offerings.
market steady and receipts moderate. Old timothy
sells at $l0@n for prime to choice and $S@9 for
medium per ton; new hay is quoted S7(g9, as to
quality. per ton, on arrival.
HEMP-Remains quiet but nominally un-
changed. We quote rough Kentucky at $s5@s7
per ton on arrival. Dressed hemp at 614@654c
i for (, single and 7A@71ac for double dressed per
pie offerings and no material change. Bran is
selling at $9@9 SO per ton shipstuffs held at$l1@
l2, and middlings quoted at $l3@17 per ton,
all on arrival, and held at 50 more in store.
4 @ge Ns and sss%a with
sell at 35@40c for fair to good, and 43@4Sc for
prime to choice per gallon. Refined syrups dull
at 45@70c per gallon, as to quality
OILS-The demand is moderate and market
for extra current make. Linseed offered at 52@53c
per gallon and quiet Refined petroleum sells at
111a@14c per gallon, as to fire test
POTATOES-The market is frmer with better
wagons at s5c@s1 per brl loose, and in Store at
81 10@1 Is per brl packed, for good to choice.
POULTRY-ive chickens are in fair demand