The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-25
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, August 25-2P. M.

CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CNoINNATI. August 25-2P. M.
FLoUR-Family is quoted at 50 75a7, and
there were sales to-day Of old at ~ 90, and
choice rev ground at ~ rs per brl; extra is
quiet at 81 S5a6 90; superfne, So 25a5 w., and
low grades, "a ,0a5 per brl. Spring wheat flour
is quoted at 50 35asSO, and rye -four, IS 5Oa, %
WHEAT--Is dull and easy o-day. Old is
scarce and worth 81 4Oal so for good to prime
red, aud 81 45al 55 for white. New is unsteady
and no reliable quotations can be given for it,
1t is worth 81 upward to VI 30al 35, according
TO quality, which is generally poor.
kYE-Is steady and quiet, with sales OF No.
to-day at 85c per bu.
CORN Market quiet. Very little doing
Good mixed is worth 73a74c for ear, and 74a75c
for sneled White is merely nomi nal.
OAlS-Are steady, and new are in better
demand, with sales OF white sample at 391ac,
anu No. mixed at 43c. Old are scarce and
hrm: No. 2 are worth 6oa67c for mixed, and 6Sa
BULK MEAT5-The market is quiet but
more steady to-day. Shoulders are worth 81
aS3c--holuers want outside figure. There were
per ID, cash. Clear sides are quoted 12al2Hc
per Id, spot, all loose.
BACUN-Is quiet with little demand. Shohl-
ders are quoted y%c: clear rib sides. 13a13Hc,
and clear sides 13aal3ssc per %, spot, all
MESS SPORK-Market quiet with light de-
mand at$2i per brl for prime city. Sales Of
1Ou prs OF country mess to day at w per brl.
LARD-The demand Is limited. Best city
kettle Is quoted 14al4hc. Prime winter steam
is worth 1870, and current make iac per lb.
COrTCN-The market is firm but quiet with
sales Of only two bales. We quote: Ordinary,
Ike; good ordinary, R5sc: low middlng,
1SXc: middling, 14hc; goou middling, IAN c;
WH1SKY--Is steady and active to- day. There
were sales Of a0S brIs at 81 ~ per gallor.
BEANS-Marketi is still dull, and there are
light offerings at 81 s0a l 80 for choice navys
and mediums q 5Oa1 90 per bu
BROOM CORN-Is in moderate request and
steady. We quote: Common red, Sa9c; gre en-
stalk, l0c., and fancy green hurl, l2c per lO
BUITER-rhe market is well supplied and
steady. phere is still good local demand for
the higher grades while medium and lower
glales continue dull: no change in prices.
Choice Western Reserve, 2la22c; prime south
ern and Central Ohio, 19a20c per lib. Extra
selections OF single packages bri1g la2c more
per Id. Medium is worth loalSc, and common
packing 12al4c per Id. r.
CHhESE-There Is steady market but the
demand continues rather light. We quote prime
to choice factory oaa lc per lb
COFFEE-Is steady with fair consumptlve
demand at previous prices We quote: hlo 2la
&c for common ~ aa231ac for fair TO good; 24a
25c for prime 10 choice. Java Is worth '2a35c
per lb
C0AL-The market is firm and prices are
afloat are made at SIC per bu for Youghio-.
gheny; sc Tor Raymond City and Campbell
creek; TIC for Ashland; 6hc for Ohio river.
Muskingum Valley in cars is worth &c per
We quote, delivered to consumers: Youghio-
gheny 12a13c; Raymond City. Campbell creek
Hooking Valley and Muskingum at l2c; Ash
land, g and Ohio river, 1Oc per bu. 80,
light demand. Apples are worth S,1a1Oc;
peaches Sa9c for quarters and i0a1ic for halves
per Id. Foreign art. jim moderate demand at pre-
yious prices. We quote: Citron, per 4b, aSa
3Oc; figs, 14a1Sc; prunes, 9al0c; dates, 7Sa
SC; currants. ihaSc per lb. Layer raisins,
per. box, 50 4Da2 5y. 1000 ..,...,.
EGGS-There is a. steady market under lin
tied recelptsiand fair demand Fresh arrivals
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are steady, with
moderate demand and good supply, and good
to prime are worth $2a3 per brl. The 'market
is well supplied with peaches, which are in far
demand at 81 50a2 81 per bu, IN boxes. Lemons
are quoted slOa1l, and oranges are easier at "
as per box.
HAY There is a steady market, with con-
tinued good local demand for the higher grades
which are scarce. inferior hay is dull, and in
some cases hardly salable. Prices are un-
changed. We quote: No. timothy $25a26 iOI
loose, and S23a A tOr tight-pressed per. ton, on
arrival. Inferior grades are worth sl5al8 per
ton, on arrival In store dealers require $la2
more per ton.
HEMP-Continues dull, and prices are nomi-
nally unchanged. We quote: Rough Kentucky,
s14Jal50 per ton, and dressed II Hal1Ac per ID.
HIDES-Are steady and quiet. No material
variation in prices. We equote: Green, 6a11ac;
wet salted, SaJc; dry flint, l4al5c per lb; sheep
peits are worth 75caSl rs for good to choice,
and 20a4Oc for inferior.
IRON The market remains quiet and steady.
There 49, fair demand for best quality pig
iron. Malltable is in moderate request. We
quote the following rs therange of the market
for all gra,tes Of pig iron at months per ton
Charcoal hot blast IL. R.-No |. $25t21 mo. ..
DO, $24a25; do mill, S23a24; Alabama. Geor-
gia and Tennessee, No. l, s25 U0a.6 %; No
z $24 OOa25 OO; mil, $23 o. Stone-coal and coke
iron-No. ], $25; No. 2, s23a24; mill, S21a23
Charcoal, Old-blast-H. r., $4Oa50; Alabama
| Georgia and Tennessee. warm and cold
per lb. 1a1 &c; do, cast, per Id, Aalc: manufac-
tured fat round anu square bar, boiled, 2ka
2hc; do, charcoal 3kaAc per Id: sheet iron,
boiled, Nos. l0aN, 4a4hc: do, charcoal,
5a5Lc per lb; horse shoes, $5 75a6 W pei
keg; mule shoes. $6 75a7 10 per keg; steel,
American cast, l7alsc; American cast spring
| steel, l2c: imported TOOL steel. 20a22c: German
Steel 9al0c per lb.
offerings The demand is fair at previous
prices. Bran is worth SIG Goals 30, and mid
dllngs s28a33 per ton, on arrival, and dealers
require S1a2 more per ton in store.
OILS-There is light demand for linseed
which is quoted 70c per gallon for prime Lard
on is steady, with fair request at 81 0sa1 05 per
gallon. Reinel petroleum is worth l1al2c per
gallon. and is in moderate demand
POTATOES-The supply exceeds the de-
mand. and there is a very quiet market at 81 VI
per brl, in store. Sweet potatoes are easier
and now sell at $3a4 per brl.
POULTRY-The receipts are heavy, and
there is but moderate demand at 50 00a3 81
for Old, ana 81 50a2 50 for young per doz.
RlCE-There is a quiet and steady marker al
7ha7xc for Louisiana, and TAI 1cfor Rangg0or
per lb Carolina is scarce anu quoted sa ~
per lb.
l. SALT-There is moderate demand for do
mestlc at 26c per bu and 81 As per brl on ar
rival, and drayagc added when delivered
Turks Island is firm ut 3ja31c per bu. Liver
pool coarse is steady and quiet at 81 25al 80 PEI
sack.
SEED-Timothy is steady, with fair demand
at 50 9Ja3 10 per bu in store. Clover Is quiet al
l34c per ib IN store for prime. Flax seed il
quoted 81 60 per bu, with fair demand.
SUGAR-The market Is easier, under more
moderate demand. We quote: New Orleans
SXa91ac; yellow refined, 9&ai0c; extra &c
I1VMaIOhc; s'B" white, 1OsS a1uxc; .An white
i0y ysal0X e, and pard. l1Xai1hc per lb. 4
TALON There is q steady market, th,
and rpepi mis- hein about ANAL af SLt