The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-20
cINoINNAT1 DxIIY MARxEE.
CrNorNNATr: August 20-2 P. M

FLorJR-Market ouiet and steady. Family
sold at 81 75a7 Us to-day: extra is worth y6 sea
8 IS: superIne, S. 25a5 o.; and low grades,
IS 20 for GOOD and choice is held at So rs per bril-
Rye four, SIS aOa5 Is per brl.
WHEAT-Is quiet and unsettled. NO mate
rial change. Good to choice red Is worth u 4O
al o5. and white 81 4Oal 6O per bu Hill Is quo
ted nomlnally 81 45al Do per bu. New wheat IS
generally In bad condition. and sells at 9Ucasl 4o
per Du. On ..... .,.,,, 4
CORN-Tbe market is steady With an active
dcmand for mixed to-day, and sales at 75aI6c
per bn. Whlte Is worth 77a7Sc per bu' wieh
little doing.
OAIo-Quiet ana steady at ooa'Oc ior Ola ana
b0a55 Tor new good 70 prime sample. Cn0lce
old are hela at 'Sc per Du. ..,s...s
ny ELS duli to-uay. iot OF reJecpeu OUT
OF condition SOLD tfoc per Du. GOOD 70 prime
is worth oJaS1c, win no safes reported 10 -day.
Blu Liz MEAFS-Ihe Market continues quiet
we quote clear sides lS3sc, clear rip sides lLSc
ana shoulders o4 aoNc per 10, spot, aii loose.
LAkD-Ihe market remains quiet ana easy.
City kettle is wor,h l4al4,sc, and steam lsa
1899, me laGter price Tor prime wlnter, per ~
ME,S POHk-Demand hynt az S.o 2oa@o o.
spot, ior prime CITY:
49, bACoNmInere ~. ID qulet mafket sn9pi- GU.
uers are easy AZ SIaloc; clear riD slues, l3B u
lS1Ac. and clear sides, lS5sal3Ac per 10, spot,
aii packed. Buyers oHer the inside nSufes'
g@rrSu,eu .ar,S.. nanns loN a4'ac per I'D.
aios GiAlWwNamarneG w qgieo. oales eo-uay Oh ioo
nary, E9sc, low mludiing, i77ae. middiing,
iihc. good niualihg' i4Se: hildallng iair, ,
to>so' ia'l' Ao1ao per Ap' DUCK Oh manu- l,oii
oaies; az! si;,syv
gallon. and sales at that rate Of sas brls.
BEANS-Market dull but prices steady,
| Choice navys are held at 81 8ja 80, aud me-
diums " 60a1 10 per bu
BROOM CORN = There is very little doing,
and the market is without any change. We
quote: Red, Sa9c; green stalk, 1Oc, and fancy
| green hurl, 12c per 10.
BUTTElt-No material change. The demand
| Is mainly for the pest grades, while shippin q
| and packing grades ar dull. We quote choice,
| z2i25c, and prime 19azUc per ID. small lots of
| extra being lac more. Medium grades are
worth l6a11cy and common l2al4c per lb
CHEESE-Is steady and quiet at 01.alIc per
lb for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-The demand is moderate, but
prices are steady, and we observe no change.
we quote 2la2ac for common; kio, 291sa
231Sc for fair TO guod and 24al5c for prime 10
| Choice, per Id.
AL-YOughiogheny is syorth Sc and Ohio
river &c per bu anoaG We quote, delivered to
consumers: Ohio river lOc: Muskingum, Hock-
ing Valley and kanawha, lie, and Yough-
iogheny l2al3c per bu; KanaWha Camel, &c
per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is higher with
moderate demand. Apples are worth 8 1sa9tac;
peaches &c for quarters ami l0allc for halves
per lb. Foreign are steady aud quiet. We
| quote: Citron. per lb. 9Sa3Dc: fgs. l4a1Sc:
| prnnes galOc. 'dXtes 7I.aS3: cIirrants IkaSc
! per lib. LAYER rais,ns. per box. So 4ta2 60.
| EGG5-The recelpts are large and there ia q
mo,ierate demand aG l3al4c per dozen Tor Aesf
arrivals.
GREEN FRIJITS-Peaches are I'm fair de-
mani. with good sll,ply. and they are selling
I at II JOa2 80 Der bu. accord lny to dualIty Ap.
pies arc worth s2a3 per br, with liberal re.
ceipts.. Lemons are quoted SlO Scale per box
| Oranges are worth Ssag Der box.
HAY-The market is st lady AMI shows no
| change. Prime old hay is in good local de-
| manq, with 1 ght receipts Inferior grades are
aboti nom mai, the recei ots being n excess OF
the Sales We auo O.: No. / timothy, S25ag6 fol
loose and $23a.4 for tight pressed per ton
| Lower grades are held at $i5a20 pcr ton on ar.
rival In ore dealers ask 81 az more per ton.
| HEMP-RenaIns dull, with limited offerings
| and lightdemaul. Rough Kentucky is quoted
nomlnally Sl4jai50 per ton, and dressed III u
l1Xc per ID.
| HIDES-Are steady and quiet. No material
variation in prices. We quotc: Green, ta7c; we
sailed, 1Jsa9c; dry flint, 14al5c per lD; sheer
pelts are worth 75casl rs for good to choice
| and 2Oa4Oc for inferior
MILL FEED-'rhe market is easy uudei
heavier receipts, and there is still fair de
mantl. Bran is worth SlSa1g, .shipsttffs sl9a20
| and mid lings S2Sa32 per ton, all ON arrival
and dealers require 81 az more per ton IN stoie
| MOLASSES-Continues steady wi lth fair de
mand, and we observe. no material variation
We quote New Orleans B0a7Oc, and refined sir
us ijcaSi, per gallon, according to quality.
| O1LS-Iler6 nus been no material change