The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

. rbOUh-lHe ucilallu Is local WIN llttle DOING
otherwise, Family quoted 81 8095 10 for ordin-
ary, s. 35@6 % for fancy brands as to quality or
reputation. Extra offered at 81 1904 50. Super at
s3 5O93 So Low grades g 65@3 90 per brl. Spring
wheat up to 80 40 for choice, and 81 S595 10 for in
ferior Rye isquoted IS 25@3 So for choice, and
$290@3 for common per bril-
. OATS-Are not wanted except for local con-
sumption. Quoted 29@30c for prime to choice
offerings
CORN-The market is rather easy with moderate
demand but offerings not large and there is no
material change. Mixed ear is on track is held at
41c but difficult to make sales at this. Sheed is
quoted 39Wl0c on arrival and not over 4lc can be
obtained for No. in elevator, though it is held
shade higher. White corn Is nominally 1@2c
higher than mixed
BARLlSY-Dull and unstable and prices en-
treiy nominal
RYE-Market steady and quiet. No. in ele-
vator quoted 56@57c per bu, and good to choice
ON track at 54@56c per bu. Inferior merely nom
inal.
WHEAT-Tfe market isquiet and steady. Good
to choice lots are quoted $ll1 05 per bu for white
Prime amber or red quoted $l@l " per bu In
terror lots nomlnally ranging down to soc per bu,
as to quality
MESS PoRK-The market is firm to-day though
quiet, Prime city mess is held at 50 90 and round
lots bid at 50 rs per brl.
LARD-The market is firm and fairly active.
Current-make steam is quoted 654@6.S0 per lb.
Kettle held at 74@71ac for country, 724@Sc for
city, per h.
BULK MEATS Market steady and fair demand.
Shoulders quoted 45sc clear rib at 5lsc, and clear
sides held ut 51aG951ae per lb, all loose.
BACON-ls IN moderate request, but held firm,
and moderate offerings. We quote shoulders Az
947sc, clear rib 59sg554c, and clear sides held ut
6c per Id, all packed, Sugar-cured hams in fair
consumptive demand and sell at s11a91O1ac as to
average.
COTTON-Is quiet and steady at yesterdays
prices, Sales 1S0 bales: Stock 4,440 bales. We
quote. Ordinary 912c, good ordinary 1Oc low
mIddling lC54c, middllng ll4c, good middllng
ll$4c, middling fair l21Ae and fair l2j4e per lb.
. WH1SKY-Is firmer to-day and higher, with
sales on Change at 81 04 per gallon.
2 BEANS-The market is dull and steady with
moderate offerings, and held at 81 25GI1 40 per bu
buShe
BUTTER-The market is very quiet and no
material change. The receipts continue large,
and there is a fair demand only for the local re-
tail market and the packing demand is moderate.
Wequote prime to choice dairy 1U@12e, with extra
selections at 13@l4c per lb, and creamery will
bring 1St@20c per ID. Medium grades are quoted
7GySc, and common at 3(6g4e per lb.
. CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet with
moderate demand and selling slowly at 798C per
lb for prime to choice
COFFEE-Steady market and quiet, with mod
crate demand and no material change. Rloselling
at 151a@l61ac for common 17@l9c for fair to good,
20t92O1ac for prime, and 2lG22c for choice per h.
and Java atA@27c per 10.
CoAL--Nlarket dull with light seasonable de-
mand. The rates atoat are: TIC for Youghio-
gheny 6Hc for Ashland. and SIC for Ohio River
per bu. Selling to consumers delivered as follows:
Ohio River &C. Ashland l0c, Kanawha and Hook
ing Valley lO@l1c ana Youghiogheny at lie per
bushel
CokE-Market quiet but steady and unchanged.
Gashouse quoted &c, city manufactured &c,
crushed at Sc per bu, at yards Delivered to con-
Sumers ut &c more per bu.
EGGS-The receipts are ample and the market
quiet with moderate demand and quoted for fresh
ut l0@1013c per dozen.
FRU1TS-Moderate offerings of apples at S1@1 so
in hnx Ilpay,
held at $l2@l3 per case for Valencia and S6@7 per
box for Messina. Lemons are in fair demand and
selling at $6@6 SO per box for prime to choice.
Nothing doing in dried fruit
4 HAY-The market is very quiet but remains
steady without material change. Prime to choice
timothy is quoted IS 50@t9 per ton ON arrival in
bales Good mixed at $7@I7 so, and common at
$6@6 81 per ton. Dealers i'll store require 81 more
per ton
HEMP-Very little doing in rough Kentucky
but there are only moderate offerings and the
market is steady. Quoted on arrival at $95@90 per
tOn Dressed hemp sells in jobbing lots at 61aG9
64c for single and 715@T4c for double dressed
per h.
MILL FEED-The market is quietand easy with
ample receipts and very moderate demand. Bran
quoted at $lG@10 80 shipsutfs at $l2612 So
middlings at S14@l7 per ton all on arrival in bulk
Dealers ask So more in store.
OLASSES-Steady market and quiet with lib
eral offerings and selling for New Orleans at 400
4Sc for prime to choice 30d40c Tor inferior to good
per gallon. Refined syrups held at 40a75e per gal
Ion, as to quality.
OILS-Market quiet and easy for lard oil, and
current make extra quoted at 5S01G0c per gallon.
Linseed oil dull and quoted 54g55c per gallon.
Refined petroleum in large supply ana moderate
demand at l2gl4c per gallon as to fire test.
POTATOES-The receipts are heavy, with only
a moderate demand for local consumption. Choice
on arrival is held at 81 rs per brl, and good TO
prime at $l@l So and in store at about 25c more
for new Old potatoes are dull and nominal.
POULTRY-The demands moderate, and with
light offerings the market is firm, with live
chickens quoted at 81 50@2 50 per dozen, accord
ing to size and condition the latter price for choice
full grown. No other kind of poultry selling.
SALT-Moderate demand and steady. with Ohio
River and Kanawha selling at 81 10 per brl of. 7
bushels and S5c per brl of bushels Liverpool
coarse at 81 109l 15 per sack, and Turks Island
34@35c per bu.
SEED-Moderate demand for millet, and quoted
s0@S5c per bu. Flax seed is quiet at 1881 10 per
bushel.
SUGAR-The demand is only moderate, and
the market is quiet though steady. We quote
New Orleans 714@8lic refined, yellow 81 sas1ac, |
extra Ss4@9c, A white 91499a4ss granulated
and powdered lO@lO114c, and crushed 101a@l03sc
per lb.
TALLoW-Is quiet and steady and country is |
selling at 66sc per lb.
EWNANEKAH,.