The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-13
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI Lune 13-2p NJ

FLOUR-The market is steady and quiet Fam
lily AT "a 80 for ordinary, and up to S. . for fancy
per brl. Extra at - 3G(14 CO. supertne at 93 651g
90, and low grades e 6Otg3 % per brl. Rye 1opr
held at $3@3 80, as TO quality. Spring wheat flour
at "a S5J 10 for ordinary and 50 25@5 40 for choice
per brl.
C0RN-Market steady and fair demand. Mixed
ear Is quoted 4lc per bu, held at 42c on track.
Sheled bid at 40c on arrival, 42c in elevator White
corn nominally l@2c higher than mixed.
OATS-The market is quiet aud steady. Mixed
selling at 27@2Sc, white at 29@3Jc per bu anu
| large receipts.
WHEAT-The market was steady and moderate
| milling demand Choice is quoted 81 06, and
prime 81 o2@l 0s per bu. and about the same
| prices for amber. Red is quoted $l91 o. for
prime, and 81 04g1 05 for choice per bu.
| RYE-Only a moderate demand and market
steady. No. 2 in elevator at 58c, and bid at SIC.
Choice sample On arrival at Sc prime at 55@56c
| per bu. Inferior lots dull ana nominal.
| BACON-Market steady and demand moderate.
Shoulders at 4>S@4s4c, clear rib sides 5.65@5 Zoe
clear sides held at &c per lb, packed sugar;cured
hams at 812@1Oc per lb, canyased and packed.
MESS PORK-There Is a firm feeling to-day
ana the market is quiet at 50 2559 so per brl for
prime city mess.
LARD-Is steady and quiet with moderate offer
ings. Prime steam current make is quoted 6.6j@
G]4c per lb. Kettle leaf at T15@71ac For country,
| and at &c for city per lb.
BULK MEATS-H1arket quiet and merely a
moderate demand. Shoulders quoted at 41sc, clear
rib sides at 500. l0c, and clear sides at 514@530c
per ID, loose.
| CoTTON-Is firm at previous prices Sales to-
day l49 bales Stock d. ,4lS bales. Wequote Ordin-
nary &c good ordinary we, low middling 10%c,
| mlddling lsc, good mludnng 1lI2c, middlilg
| lair nc, and lair l2tac per lb
| BEANS-The market is dull and without
change. Held ut 81 4O@1 so, for choice and 81 100
! l IL for inferior per bu, in small lots.
| BUTTER-Tne market remains steady and quiet.
| The receipts are ample and there is fair con-
| sumptive demand chiefly for the best grades.
Packers also buying extensively OF the qualities
IglI nod tn llpir Wa nrpa nnry Of
| lS@20c, dairy made at l3@l4c Tor selections, and
| lU@l2c for prime to choice lots. Medium at S@9c
| and common ut 3G14c per lb.
| CHEESE-Market steady and quiet with an am
pie supply and selling at 6@7c per Id for prime to
choice j ctOry.
| COFFEE-Is in moderate demand but steady and
with an ample supply We quote choice RIO 2lg
22c, prime 20@D12c, good 199191%c, medium at
| l7@lSc and common at 151a@l6c per lb. Java sell
| ing at 25@27c per ID.
| COAL-The demand is light and prices without
change We quote 7g71ac for Youghiogheny, 6@
SIC for Ashland, and SIC for Ohio River per bu
Selling to consumers at sc for Ohio River 10c fol
Ashland, 109llc for Muskingum and kanawha
ana l0@ll for loughiogneny per bu.
| COkE-Very little doing and market about nom
inal at previous prices Held at Sc for crushed Il
for city manufactured, and &c for gas-houSe pei
bu, at yards, and &c more to consumers delivered
EGGS-There is a moderate demand and firm
market, with limited receipts, and selling at 10@
101ac per doz for fresh arrivals.
| FRUlTS-There is moderate demand for or
anges, and light offerings, ut S697 per box, anC
l2@13 per case. Lemons firm, and demand fair
at 50 50G16 per box. Green apples on the mar
ket in small arrivals at 81 25@l so per bu. Dried
fruit is nominal.
HAY-Is in light demand and liberal offerings
with a dull market. We quote prime to choice
timothy IS 50@9 per ton on arrival. Inferior held
nominallv at S7@8 per ton About s. more asked
in store.
HEMP-The market is quiet, with moderate
offerings of rough Kentucky at S85@90 per ton or
/ arrival. and held n store Dressed iOb
bling at 61ag71ac per lb, as to quality, in store.
MlLLFEED-ls quiet and steady and the mar
well supplied We quote bran $l1@l1 SO. Ship
stutfs $l2g13 and middlings $l5@1S per ton al
on arrival. In store about 81 more per ton.
M0LASSES-Ncw Orleans syrup has fair con
sumptive demand and the market is steady at 35@
43c for fair to prime, and 47@4Sc for choice PEE
gallon. Refined syrups held at 50t075c per gallon
as to quality.
oILS-Lard oil is quoted 5s@6Oc per gallon fol
extra current make and quiet. Linseed in mod
crate demand at 54g55c per gallon. Refined pc
trUleum firm and in fair demand at 12@l4c pei
gallon as to fire test.
POTATOES-The receipts are heavy and the
market is dull and weak with merely moder
ate local demand, selling for new at SlIl rs per br
on arrival, the latter for choice. Old dull anG
not quotable.
POULTRY-Chickens have fair demand, witt
a steady market and the receipts moderate, bu
ample. Selling at S20g2 80 for old and 81 25Gl Il
for young per dozen, as to quality No othe
poultry selling.
SALT-The demand is only moderate and mar
Eet steady We quote Ohio River and Kanawht
81 10 per brl OF I bushels and S5c per brl of
bushels Turks Island at 33935c per bu. Coars
Liverpool at 81 l0@l Is per sack.
SEED-Millet quiet and steady and held a
801S5c per bu. Hungarian grass i'll moderate de
mand at 70@75c per bu. Flax seed in demand a
81 10@l Is per bu.
SUGAR-Markets steady and quiet at about pre-
vious prices New Orleans quoted at 7A@814
per lb, refined yellow at S5Is9Sl9c extra $40
&c, a white s4@g4ce, granulated and powdered
| lG@l014c, and crushed at l01aGl03sc per h.
! TALLOW-The demand is moderate and libera
receipts OF country and selling at 6s@Gt4c per lb
in packages.