The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-24
CISCaNNATl DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI. June PIP P. NJ

CINCINNATI. Jule ~ r. M
FLOUR-Is quiet and market easy. Family
-four quoted 81 6jGgj for ordinary, and - 2lg6 Tor
fancy Extra ut - 250I4 80 supcTine at 50 5O9
65, low grades at s. 50@3 pr brl. Rye -four
is dull and steady and held at S3 OO93 35 per brl:
Spring wheat flour held at Is 80 for choice, and
down to 81 IS for inferior brands
OATS-Dul and nOminally unchanged. We
quote white at 29c per bu for prime to choice
Mixed offering at 2i@27c per bu, as to quality;
receipts large.
RYE-The market remains quiet and steady,
and receipts light but sufficient. Sample on track
quoted s 05Sc for good to prime and held at 81
q, 5sc for choice on track per Du. Salable aI about
1c less.
BARLEY-Is not selling in sufficient quantities
to admit Of any yreliablequotations
WIIEAT-The market is quiet and steady and
very little coming in. Prime white quoted 81 U29
OF and choice held 293c more, and fair To prime
red and amber at 9Gc@$l 90 per bu
CORN-The market is steady and moderate re,
ccipts. Ear is quoted Ale per bu on track shelcd
at iOc Mixed shclled in elevator at 42c per bu.
White corn held at l2c for ear on track.
BACON-Is steady but selling slowly Shoul-
ders quoted 514@Jtsc, clear rib sides at 51sfgtcr
and clear sides held at ol4gtt2sc per ID, packed
Sugar-cured meats quiet at Ot2m il2c tor hams as
to average; 5I2@6c for shoulders, and 7@4@SL2c OF
breakfast bacon. per 10.
BULK MEATS-The market is quiet and mod
crate and steady. Shoulders are quoted l95Hoc
held a shade higher, cellar RIB AT J1sWot2c, ana
clear sides 53sG5$4c per III, and generally at the
outside figure Tor loose. and Ia94 more packed.
MESS PORK-ConunueS firm but no great de-
mand, and is quoted $40 50 per brl, with bids Tor
round lots at l56t25c less for spot sales.
| LARD-Is firm and fairly active, with limited
offerings CuTent-make steam is quoted 7c per
b. but shade less is generally offered. Kettle at
Sc for jobbng lots of city and held at 12a@1c Tor
country Winter steam held nominally NC per lb.
| COTTON-The demand is light and prices nom
| inally unchanged. Sales % bales. Stock $3.50
bales. The official quotations are as follows Or
binary 91@c, good ordinary lOc, low mddling lG4c,
| I,,,iI tiru mlii1nQ
fair l214c and far l2+4c per lb.
WHlskY-The market IS firm and the demand
is fair at 81 o. per gallon.
| BEANS-The demand is light and prices nom,
! inal Choice held at 81 goal 65 good to prime al
81 25al 40 and inferior at yOcgS1 per bu i'll store.
BUTTER-The demand is moderate beyond the
amounts required for local consumption and re-
tail dealers taking only Of the finest qualities ing
packing demand is light. The receipts are liberal
and stocks generally large making rather heaVl
market Creamery isquoted 17@lSc and 1@2c more
for fancy selections. Dairy is quoted 100 re pei
ID for the best grades. Good lots offered at I9sc
and common at 3G14c per ID
CHEESE-The market is quiet and steady with
ample receipts, and prime to cho,ce selling at '9
! 71ac per lb.
market is steady and quiet We quote Rio 15@l7t
for inferior, 1712@lSc for fair, lolg@l9c for good
2OG20I%c for prime and 2l@22c for choice per Id
Java is steady at A927c per lb;
COAL-The demand is light and prices nom
inally unchanged. The rates atioat are: loughio
gheny 719@7s4c, Kanawha 7c, Ashland &c, ant
Ohio River 5@5i2c per bu. Selling to consumer
delivered at &c for Ohio River, l0c for Ashland II
@llc for Mu,kingum and Hooking Valley, lOgll,
for Kanawha, 11c for Youghiogheny, per bu.
COKE-Dull, but nominally unchanged. Gas
house at &c, city manufactured at &c, and crushed
at Sc per bu at yards, and &c more per bu delivered
to consumers.
EGGS-Frcsh arrivals sell at 10@101Zc per dozen
ana the receipts and demand both moderate.
FRUTrS-Moderate offerings OF new apples ?
ISL 25(a1 50 per bu in boxes and light demand
Dried fruit is without demand and prices nomi
nal. Lemons are firm, with fair demand and sell
ing at $66t7 per box: Oranges quiet and steady a
S7CG7 so per box and Sli@l5 per case.
HAY-The market is fully supplied with al
grades, but is dull with only light local demand
We quote prime to choice timothy $S@9 per tol
on arrival Lower grades held nominally at W .
al so per ton. Dealers ask 81 more in store
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is dull with but littl