The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET

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| CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
| CINCINNATI. August Ga p. M.
| FLOUR-The market is steady and quie
to-day. NO material change in prices Family
Is Is Wortn s0s " soaa ~ extra s6 Soa1 70; superhne
is quoted $6 70a7 25, and sales s-day Of gooc
grade re , At - ~ perbrl. Rye -four is worth IS 5Os
| oATs-Are steady and quiet. Good to prime
sample will bring 7la73c for mixed and 7ss
a5c for white. Inferior grades are offered al
67a6Sc.
| .WHEAT-The market is steady and quiet
~ hed a. is g quoted goal ~ per bu and choice lots
OF old VIII bring 81 Is per bu. White is worth
III 65al 10 for fair to prime. and choice is held
at 81 50 per bu, but is scarce.
H. CORN-Good mixed ear sold to-day spot al
7ac, and some IN lots are held at 75c per bu;
inally 7Sa8Jc per bu.
RYE-Is quiet and easy to-day, with one
sale Of good sample at 95c per bu, spot.
MESS PORK-Thele g is a full market with
BACUN-There is not much doing but hold :
ers are firm at 9Xc fef shoulders I3Xc for clear
rib sides and lSs1c for cieer sides per Id, all
packed. Sugar-cured hams are worth 1917 &c
BULK MEATs-Market steady. Shoulders
are In fair demand at SXe per lb. Sides are
quiet at isHS for clear and 12Xal2X for clear
rib per -, all loose.
Prime winter steam is quoted 1870, and cur
rent make 13Hc per lb.
COTTON-Marker quiet. Sales to-day of 1o1
66aes, We ys> qu9,te: Ordinary, i;kc; good Or
14Hc; good middling, 14xc: middlIng far,
1886; fair, 171Sc per lb
WHISKY-1he market is firm to-day with
good demand at further advance of lc per
gallon. Sales OF 465 brls at 81 IS per gallon.
BEANS-The market is dull and nominal.
MEDIUMS ~ rs are held at 81 GOAL 6oi choice nayys,
II 70af 81 per bu
BROOM-CORN-There has been no material
variation. The market is quiet and steady.
Red brush, 0ai0c, green stalk braid l0Hal2c.
and fancy green hurl lac per lb
BUTTER-The market is steady for the
higher grades with continued fair demand
at 2aa2bc uer lb for choice, and 2Oa22c for prime
Extra selections Of single packages bring 2a3c
more. Medium grades are dull at 18alSc and
common are held at 12al4c per lib.
CHEESE-The market Is steady with moder-
aee demand and the receipts are limited. Good
20 EErS PRIME is worth 'Srall loallc per lb. :,
market steady. NO change in prices. kio is
worth 2la22c for common; 22X Xa2slSc for fair to
good, and 24a25c for prime to choice, per 10,
Laguayra, 24a25c per Id.
retail market is quiet and steady with no
change IN prices. We quote, delivered to
consumers: Ohio river, l0c; Ashland. l2c:
iMausslkingum. ~ als Hooking Valley and Kanawha,
DRIED FRUITS = Domestic is dull and
nominal. Apples are held at 7a81sc, and peach
es Iasc for quarters, 9a1oc for halves. Foreign
q 6Oa2 ~ per box. Citron is quoted 3Oas2c. !
figs, 14alse; prunes, l0allc; dates, 7Xa8c; eur |
rants. iHaSc per lb.
EGGS-The receipts are liberal and there is |
q quiet market at 14c per dozen.
GREEN ERIJIrS- A nnles aro In fa,r do |
mand .a ana good supply and quoted 81 50a4 per |
pri. reaches are steady, with good demand |
ana ,i2eral receipts 81 sOas 50 per Du in boxes.
la Har-Ine supply Is moderate, especially Of
iIgner grades, and there Is o continued fair |
ielnand. no. ! timothy is worth $26a2S for
oose, and $23a25 for tight pressed per ton on
arrival Inferior grades are In limited de-
nand at $l5a1S per ton on arrival.
HEMP-Continues In limited demand. with
ignt supply, and prices are nominally un-
hanged. We quote $l45a150 per ton for rough
Aentncky and 1lAc per Id for dressed.
LII DES-ihe demand is only moderate with
Inpie receipts ana prices are steady and un-
hanged: We, quote: Green, 6a7kc; wet
aited. 7hasc: dry fint 14a15c per fb; sheep
elts are worth 75casl rs for good to choice,
nd 20a40c for inferior
MILL FEED-The market remains steady
nd there is O. fair demand with moderate re-
eipts at previous rates. We quote bran S17alS:
nipstuns Sl6al9, and middlings S2Sa33 per ton, n
arrival, aud in store 81 per ton more.
MOLASSES-Tne market Continues oniet and
::eauy with fair consumptiye demand at pre- ,
l0us prices. New Orleans is worth 6Ua7Uc, and
snned sIrups 45casl per gallon. :
OiLS-Llnseed is firm, with fair demand and i,
oderate offerings at Toe per gallon, Lard oil |
In moderate request at 95a9Tc per gallon Z
enned petroleum is steady at IL Aai2Ic per
allon. fN'
POTATOES receipts are liberal and t
leTe Is a oulet and steady market, with
oderate demand for prime at 81 SO per bu | 8
store. a
is a steady market for | 6
We chickens, with moderate receipts and n | 9
ir demand. Old are worth $3 7Ja4 25 and i6
)ung " 25a3 rs per dozen. IS
Is quiet and steady, with u
oderate demand at 26c per bu and 81 rs per II
i, on arrival and drayage added when de-
Vered. Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 25a
10 per SACK, with moderate request. Turks
land Is held at 30a32c per bu y
is steady and quiet at So 90 | r
10 per bu. Clover is in moderate demand.
ith light offerings at 131a!4c per Ib in store. y
lax Is steady at III 90 per bu, and Hungarian | p
ASS seed is dull at 81 25 per bu.
SUGAR-ls steady with fair demand: New '
rleans is worth 6xaghc: yellow refined, 4
sal0hc: extra '.C.n i0x alUEc; tBn wnite' Il
n lb. !
market remains firm with II
II demand and moderate receipts at Sxc per
Tor prime country, and 67Sc for city, 10
WOOL-Has undergone little il any change. T
lere Is fair consuulptive demand, but 9th {,
wise the market is quiet at mevious prices. y
nwashed clothing. 2Sa3lc: uhwashed comb
g, Sa3Sc; tub washed, 45a47c; city pulled. II
assc; common to fine fleece, 40a4ac. -. 8
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