The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-18
.CINCINN.ATI DAILY NH RHaET.
lerNcrNNArI, August 1s-2 2. M

CINCINNATI. August Io-2 (. NJ.
FLOUR-Market quiet and easy Family is
worth s6 sOa7 Is: extra, 50 25a6 65; superGne.
SIS 0Oa5 81, and low grades, 81 25a4 IS per brl.
Spring wheat -four 80 6Ja6 SU, and rye -four
IS .0a5 80 per brl.
WHEAr-Is qllist and steady The demand
is limited. Good to prime Old red is worth
81 4js1 81, AMI choice is heldat 81 IS per bu.
White is quoted 81 45al Sc, and choice old white
will bring 81 80 per bu. Hill is worth noniin-
ally IL 4sal 55 per bu. New wheat is dull and
some lots sell as low as 9Oasl per bu
RYE-ContInues quiet and steady at 9'a82c
per bu for sample, the inside figure to arrival.
CORN-Is quiet with verylittl doing o-day.
Mixed is quoted76c for good sample, and white
8Oc per bu. Market unsettled.
OATS-The market Is quiet Demand lin
iteu. Good to prime sample are worth 65a70c
per bu for mixed, and white old. Choice old
white will bring TIC per bu. New sample are
quoted 45a5bc per bu for mixed and white.
MESS PORK = The market is Quiet and
steady, with moderate demand at S21 25a2l 50
per bri, the latter figure for prime city.
JBACUN-There is but little doing. Shoul-
ders are worth l0c clear rib sides, l3,ze; and
clear sides 13Xc per Id, all packed. Sugar
cnged hams isNsi4HS Saper per ib: oa....a t.,
q,liry at 1214c for clear sides, 12kal2Ac for
clear RIB sides, and 9c for shoulders per lb spot
all loose.
.LARD-The demand is light, and city kettle
is offered at l4al4Hc per III; steam is worth
" "CtOrP0N-Market quiet. Sales to-day, -
bales. We quote: Ordinary, Ike; good Or
tilnary, l2xc: low middling, 1Skc: middling,
l4Ac; good middling, l4%c: midttling far,
1876; far, 16kc per Id. stock on hand. !, I'll
bales.
WHIsKY--An advance Of ic per gallon was
established to-day, and the market closes
STEADY with good demand at 81 ~ per gallon,
and sales at that price of 844 Drls.
y,N "A 10 firp,ar tiau orf, tln dnpn nd ;s,
still light. Choice navys are quoted 81 90a2 90,
and mediums u 65a1 rs per bu
BROOM CORN The market is dull, the
supply and demand being both light. We
braid, 1Oc. and red brush, Sa9c per 10.
BUTTER Shipping and packing grades
continue dull and there is still a fair demand
for best table butter. The receipts are liberal,
Choice is worth 22a23c, and prime l9a20c per lib,
and 1a2c more per lb for extra selections OF
single packages.
CHEEsE-Is steady and in moderate de-
mano, with ample rec, pts. Prime to choice
factory Is worth TO- aallc per 10.
COFFEE-is in fair coffsumptive demand
and steady at previous prices. lilo is worth
2la2ac for common; 2216 a23hc for fair to good,
and 24a25c for prime 10 choice. per 10. La
guayra is quoted 24a26c, and Java 33ao5e
CoAL-The market is steady, with moderate
demand. Sales afioat at Sc per-bu for Youghi-
ogheny, and &c for Ohio river. We quote, de-
livered to consumers: Ohio river, loc; Ashland,
lie; Muskingm, Hooking Valley and 'Ka-
nawha, 1la12c, and Pittsburg, l2alac. per bu.
Kanawha Camel, 22c per bu, delivered.
DRIED FRUIrS-Domestic is higher with
moderate demand Apples are worth sha9hc;
peaches SC for quarters and i0aflc for halves
per lb. Foreign are steady and quiet. We
duote: Citron, per lb, 2Sa3Oc; figs, l4a18c;
brunes, 9al0c; dates, 7saSc; currants, aSc
per lb. Layer raislns, per box, " 4la2 ".
EGGS-The market is steady, with moderate
demand and ample receipts at 14c per dozen
GREEN ERUITS--Apples are in fair de-
mand with moderate receipts, and common to
we'll supplied with peaches which are selling
81 50a2 90 per bu in boxes. Lemons remain firm
at $40 50al2 per box, and oranges are quoted
So 50a9 per box.
HAY-The market is steady and shows no
change. Prime old hay Is in good local de-
mand, with light receipts. inferior grades are
about nominal, the receipts being In excess of
the sales. We quote; No. ! timothy, $25ag6 for
loose and $23ag4 for tight pressed per ton.
Lower grades are held at sl5a20 per ton on ar
rival. In store dealers ask $la2 more per ton.
HEAP-Remains dull, with limited offerings
and light demand. Rough Kentucky is quoted
nominally sl4jalD per top, and dressed IL u a
1Xc per ID.
'HIDBS-Are steady and quiet. No material
variation in prices. We.quote: Green. Safe; wet
saited. f1sayc: dry flint, 1tal5c per lb; sheep
pelts are worth 75caSl 25 for good to choice.
and 20ai0c for inferior.
MoPS-Market dull. Prime to choice are
worth s5ay0c per Id.
IRON Tho market is quiet. the demand be-
ing limited for both pig and malleable, and we
observe little or no Variation in prices:
Charcoal. hot blast Fl. R.-No. !, s27a2S; NO. :,
do, s26 "; do. mill, s25 o0: Alabama, Geor-
gia aud Tennessee, No. l, $50 O9a21 w; No.
2 SIS 90; mil, ss4 00. Stone-coal anu coke
iron--No. l.. $a5a26; No. 3, Sa4aa5; mill, $a4.
Charcoal, blast IL. R.s $d0a50; Alabama,