The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-27
oINcINNArT DAILY MARKEE

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CINoINEATI. August 21-aP r. M. /
| FLOUR-Is quiet and steady. Family Is
worth ~ GOAT, and sales OF choice to-day at
W IS; extra is quoted So 25a8 W; superIne,
| S5 2Qa5 81, and low grades, a .Oa4 % per brl.
! Spring wheat flour sold at So % 8 to-day. Rye
| fionr IS worth $5 60a ~ per brl.
| WHEAT-Good to choice red is worth 81 40a
| l. 81 Der bu, and white 81 45al56 for Old. New
Wheat is quoted IL 25a1 IS for good red, 81 YOa
| l 4O for white. o''tIrHT n
| RYE-rhe market is quiet. Good to prime
are worth S5aaUc, and rejected are quoted 76a
.sc per bu. No. sold to-day at sa9Jc per bu.
| HCOKN-Is quiet and steady. Good mixed
ear sold attic, and shelled Is worth 75a1ec per
| bu. fa@'' V' t"ti.9h'R ~
OATs-Are dull to-day, with large offerings
Inferior new are worth 30a3jc for mixed, anu 35
aiOc for white. Good new will bring 45a50c for
mixed, and 60a55c for white No. . old are
worth 6ja64c for mixed, and 65a66c for wnfte.
Choice white will bring 6Sc per bu. Inferior
| old sell at 5Sa6Uc per bu. t0''Ht ttt .
BAGUN-4Ihe demand continues light, but
| the market is rather steady at 1870 for clear
sides; 13c for clear rib sides, and shoulders OK
| asHc Der ID. spot, all packed. Sugar-cured
hams are worth 12ai4Xc per lb
LARD-The market il dull, and city kettle
Is held at lac per ID, but buyers Offer II axe per
| Id less. Prime winter steam is quoted at l3a
1880, aud current smoke, l2%al2nc per lib.
| MESS PORK K-There IS very lILtle doing, and
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BULK MEATs-The trade is light and the
| market easy. shoulders 8.ac; clear rib sides
nc, and clear sides l2@ per lb spot, all loose
| COTTON-Is nrm to-day, a further auvance
| to day OF nc per Id on medium and common
| grades. Sales, 43 bales. We quite: Ordinary,
II nc; good ordinary, l2Sc; low middilng, lSNc
m,dalng i4.c: gool laitdlnx. MID l4Sc; MD
| tWHlSkY-Continues stuaiy, with fair de-
mand and sales to-day Of go brls at 81 19 per
gallon
BEANS-Are still dull, and the market is
| about nominal at 81 5Oa1 10 per bu for mediums
| and 81 SJal W for choice nayys, per bu.
BROOM CORN-Is in moderate request and
stealy. We quote: Common red, Sayc; green
stalk, lOc. and fancy green hurl, l2c perlb.
| BUETER-Best table butter continues III
good demand, with only moderate receipts at
2laz2c lor choice and l9a2Dc per lb for prime
Qualities, and Ia2c more per lb for extra seiec-
\ tlons Of single packages Medium and common
grades are dali at 1baI5c for the former and liza
I4c for tbs latter.
CHEESE-Hfs market is quiet and steady,
with no cnange in prices. We quote prime to
choice factory l01aal lc per ID.
| 'COFFEE-1s steady with fair consumptive
demand at previous prices We quote: kio III
25c for prime TO choice. Java lsiwortn 82a85c
| per lb.
COAL-There is fair demand and a
afm market. Sales adoat are made at
| mond City and Campbell creek: TIC for Ash
land; 6ssc for Ohio river. Muskingum Valley
in cars Is worth sc per bu; Hooking Valley at
| elevator JOG per bn. We quote, delivered to
consumers: Youghiogheny 12aI3c; raymond
City, Campbell Creek. Hooking Valley and
Muskingum at re; Ashland, lie and Ohio
river, loo per bu.
DRIED FRUITSLThere is moderate de-
mestlc at 814aipc' for apples, and 1oallc for
peaches. Foreign are steady and quiet, with
| no material variation in price. We quote:
Citron, per ID, 2ea3Oc; figs, l4a1Sc; prunes.
9al0c; dates, 7,SaSc; currants, IHaSc per lb.
Layer raislns, per box, " 4 ia2 5U. ..,J g.
| kGGS-The market is firm IN Ter moderate
| receipts and far demand. We quote fresh ar
| rivals at 4al5c per dozen. "fiH I
| GREEN FRUl lSAThere is "a fair demand
for apples with good receipts at " 50a4 per brl,
| according to quallsy. Peaches are Arm, with
| good demand for al offerings at $2a3 per bu in
boxes. Lemons are steady, and in fair request
ut $1Oail per box. Oranges are worth 80 O0aS 80
per box. sf.+rt- : e.i
HAY--The market has undergone no mate
rial change. The higher grades continue in
good demand, anu are scarce. No. timothy
| is quoted $25a ID iol loose, and $23a Tor 1ght-
pressed per ton, on arrival. Inferior grades
are in light demand, and held at$i2alS per ton,
on arrival Dealers ask Slas more per ton in
| STORE. .t. .tF"-a' -H H'f 'is .
| HEMH-Continues dull, and prices are nom
naliy unchanged. w quote: Rough kentucky.
si4jal5O per ton, and dressed II lHailZc per ID.
\ HiDES-Are steady and quiet. No material
variation in prices WeuilOCe: Green, CAT 10;
wit saited. SaJc: dry flint. l4al5c per lb;,sheep
| pelts are worGh 75easl rs for good to choice.
| and 2Oa4Oc for inferior. fa ef
MILL FEED-rhe offerings are limited and
| there IS a lai, demand with a firm market.
No material change in prices. We quote: Bran,
$Ie ODa19 30; 7hipbtuifs, $1aa2q; and uId,tlng-
yzSa33 per ton, On arrival, and S1a2 more per
| ton In store. iil = ta-'is
| MOLASSES- The market is quiet and stea iy.
| The demand Is moderate anu prices are un-
L NAx flNian 10 nnT ptx,I
refined sirups 45a90c per gallon, according to
| quality.
oILS-Llnseed is quiet at 7Oc per gallon for
prime. Lard oil is steady, with fair demand at
81 OsaI 0a per gallon fvr extra quality. Refined
petroleum is quoted llal2c per gallon. 5
POTATO ES-Are dull, with little or no de-
maDd at 81 0D per brl In store, and the supply
isl large Sweet potatoes are steady, with moo
crate supply and fair demand at S4a4 ~ per brl
| POULrRY-The receipts are lighter, and
with d far demand the market is frmer at $3a
4Ooper doz for large, and " uOas 1' for small
RiCE-There is quiet and steady market at
] 7ha7xc for Louisiana, and TAI Nc for Ranggoon
per ID. Carolina is scarce anu quoted 8a &c
per LIB. +.t,l ~
SALT-There is q moderate demand for do.
and NJ 0S pes a saasa IN
Turks isiand'is firm at 3oaS7c per bu. Liver
pool coarse is steady and quiet at " 25al 80 pei
sack.
SEED-Timothy is steady, with fair dem and
at So 9oa3 10 per bu in store. Clover is in mod.
crate demand at .I31kalSAc per, ID in store fol
prime. Flax seed is STEADY at $l5U per bu.
SUGAR-rhe marketls easier, under q more
moderate demand. We quote: New Orleans
| lUk kalUhc; s.B" white, 10s{ a1Us< 6: ssA" white
IiO ) aiOszc @, and hard, l1<al1 sc per Id.
| TALLUW There is a steady market, the
demand and receipts being about equal, at s5sc
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