The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-18
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKEr.
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CINCINNATI DAELY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. August lS-2P P. NJ.
FLoUR-There lis fair local demand, bu
the market otberwiseis quiet. Fancy brands
are quoted So 6ja6 70, and patent process up Il
" 50a6 per bril- Family -four is worth S4 e5a5 %
extra 50 9Ja4 20, superiine 81 75a4 25, low grades
" 25a2 5O. Spring wheat flour ranges S5a5 ~
Rye Hour, S3 6Ja4 per brl. ..... H
CORN-Market quleu. No. 8 shelled is quoted
45a46c, in elevator, and prime ear on track il
neId at 48a4Ic per bu. .s
WHEAT-Mar quiet and steady. Prime
to choice red sample is quoted 81 O3al 0S, and
fair TO good S5ca$l W per bu. Prime to- choice
whites 0Sal l5 per bu. .r ..
OAlS-The market is firm with moderate
offe lings. Choice white Iowa are quot ed 40i
arc per bu. Good to prime sample are helt
at 38a36c for mixed, 35a3Tc for white, per bu
New oats are worth SOaSoc per bu, according tc
quality. -
BARLEY-Markets steady ana good to choice
fall quoted sOa9Oc per bu, and light offer
inggs; ,o.,.o. a.oo,, NJ. .o,.....,.o.o
and Not SIC per bu in elevator. iiejected sold
at SOC per bu to-day.
MESS PORK-1'he market is quiet with a
firm tone at $l7 7OalS per brl for prime city
packed.
LARD-There is a steady market for prime
steam at l0% alO4c per ID. Current make Is
quoted lOKc and city kettle dull at 12Aa121c
per ID.
ders are quoted 65Sabkr, clear RIB sides So a
6hc and clear sides 9c per lb for loose
BACON-Market steady and moderate de-
mand. Shoulders are quoted 7Xc, clear RIB
sides 9xc, and clear sides held ut 10AalO31c
| per lb, packed Sugar cured hams l4aI5c Der
| Id, canYased and packed.
CUTIOh-Marketq quiet and steady. Sales
| 81 bales We quote: Ordinary, SEC; g,Ou
ordinary, 9tc; low mlddling, lOIc; IN d.
alinr, VA; Kona mlddlnS' l9hc; middllng
| WHlSkY-Demand fair and market steady,
Sales to-dayof 294 brls at 81 10 per gallon.
| BEAN5-There is very little demand and
| few Offering. They are quoted nominally 75a
| 9Uc per Uu for medium to choice nayies,
| BROOM CONN-rhe market remains uuiet
| the demand being light and receipts moderate
| Red brush is worCh 3a5c for common to good
prime green braid 6a6tsc, and fancy green hurl
BUTTER-The market is steady, and we OBJ
serve little if any cnange. The best gra les are
| in fair demand and irm, with moderate re-
celpts: Lower grades are neglected. with ib-
eral offerings. Prime to choice. Western Re
| serve dairy is quoted lSa20c, and Central Ohio
| 16al7c per lb. Medium grades offered at l3al4c,
and common at10al2c per pound.
CHEESk-ls quiet and steady, with liberal
offerings OF prime to choice factory at 71saSc
per lb 1900.
COFFEE-Demand moderate with steodv
market and prices unchanged. Common Rio
is worth 171%alSnc, fair to good l9alUc and
prime to choice 2la22c per lb Java sells at 2sa
30c per ID. ..st
COAL-Is quiet and steady at previous
prices. 1t is quoted afoat, 8aS1sc for YoughIo-
gheny. 7a71sc iOr kanawna, 6a61sc for Ash
land, and 5a5%c for Ohio River, per bu. 1t
sells to consumers, delivered, at lla12c for
Youghiogheny, lOallc for Hooking Valley and
kanaWna, l0c for Muskingum and Ashland
and &c for Ohio River, per bu. Camel is worth
l6c per bu atloat and 2Ja22c delivered TO con-
sumers.
UOKE-Contmues dull at previous prices.
1t is quoted, at yards: crushed &c, city manu-
faCtured &c, and gas-house &c per bu, anu de.
liyered to consumers at 2a3c more,
DRIED FRUlES-There is q limited demand
but the market remains steady ana unchanged.
Wequo1e domestic: Sa9c for apples, and 81Sa
lie for peaches, per 10. Foreign are held at
6aBhc for prunes, sa9c for currants, 16alSc
for lfgs, aud 25a26c for citfUn per lb LAYER
rals1ns are worth So 25a2 50 per box.
EGGS-Ihere is o steady and quiet market
with ample offerings OF fresh at 10a1lc per
GREEN FRUITS-Appfes are steady and
duh and good TO prime lots are freely offered t
75ca$l per brl in store. anu 5OaUJc per brl loose
from wagon. Oranges are nominal and lemons
are steady with far demandat s9a1O per box.
HAI-Market STEADY and quiet and un-
changed. No. timetny is worth$ $l1a1Sper ton
with moderate offerings. Lower grades are
quoted $Bay per ton, on arrival. In store $la2
more is required. -. .s IL
HEMP-Tnere is a limited demand and the
offerings are also light, and rough Kentucky
is held at $10Ja1lU per ton, on ARRIVAL. Moder-
ate jobbing demitnd for dressed at 9a91ke per Ib
. HIDES-Moderste. demand and limited re-
lceceipts: Green hides, Safe; wet salte,t 7lSa
&C.; dry salted, llal2c, and dry flint, 13a ,4c.
perlG Sheep ppelts 6oca$l for good TO prime.
: MILL FEED-Market. steady and quiet
with ample offerings at previous prices. Wei
quote sl0a10 5U for bran, $llal3 for shipstuffs,
and $I4al8 fof middIings per ton on arrival
In store 81 more Is asked.
Z M0LASSES-The market is steady but quiet
and prime to choice New Orleans sells at 55a .
6)c per gallon in store, Inferior is held at 88a 4
45c per gallon, and light demand.
OILS-There is a dull market for linseed and
it is freely offered at 49a50c per gallon for
prime Lard oil ifremRinsauiet, afid extra cur
rent make is quo,ed S5aStc per gallon Re
fined petroleum Is steady at 1la1sc per gal
POTATOES-The mark ct is firm, with mod /
erate receipts. and fair demand, and prime to-
choice in store are held at $2a2 10 per brl, and
quoted s. 5Oal IS per brl from wagons.
POULrRY-Ihere is quiet market for
live chickens, with moderate offer ngs at SSa3 30
for old, and 81 75a2 90 for young per dozen.
RICE-Remans quiet and steady atTa7Hc
for Carolina, and 6Ra7c for Louisiana, per 10!
z SALT--Market steady and unchahgeL Do
of bushels, and quiet. Turks Island is
quoted 3ja37c per bu, and dull. Liverpool
coarse is held at 81 goa! 81 per sack. 4
SEED-Thefe is amederate demand for tim
OtIiy dJ pSfOOd< 80 pcf Uu III npVIts NEW UlmO-
thy to arriveis qu0teu " per ton. Clover is
nominal. Prime flax seed sells at 9Uc per bu,
and fair demand. . - II
sUGAR--Market steady with "a fair con
sul1ptIse demand. sNeW Orleans Is worth l0a
10hc, yellow refined 10Na1OIc, extra "C,,''' l0X
allc, "B" white II Hall &c and ga" white ll3Sa
Il Ne, and hard l2c for crushed and granulated
per ID. II
TALLOW-Faiy demand, and ample" re-
eeiptsi with prime country selling at 7l<c, and
city rendered Sc per ID.
gOBACCO--Hhe offerings at auction yester-
day were 455 hhds and boxes at the follow
ing prices: 175 hhds Mason county, Kentucky,
District-l3 hhds at So 75a5 90, 81 at SCAT 81, 81
at $sa9 IS, 40 at $l0a14 90, 10 at Sl5si6 IS, at
$22; hhds old at $l2 25, 2 at $1T, at $27a
20 30. 81 hhds Brown County, O., Districb-9'
hhds at 81 05a5 3D. 10 at S6a7 49, 10 at $SaY 80. 80
at S1Oa14 D, q at lis 25a 90, AT Ss0. l09 hhds
and L box Owen County, KY, District-13 hhds
at So 9Ja5 go So at sSa7 o. Sat ssa9 3d. 2T at $40
ala so; i box at $8 3D. 45 hhds Pendleton Coun-
'ty, Ky!,- DISTRICTS hhds at "a 25a5 40, IL at
$6a7 95 II at IS 05a9 85 10 at $10al2 co. at 50 5e
227 hhds Boone County, Kehtucky.i trash, mgs
and leaf-2 hh1s at s3 20a4 40, at sea 80, II at
sSae 80, s at -$iOals a5.- s hhds and l box new
West Vrgniaz-s hhtis at s. 5Ua 55. 2 at 81 4Oa
8; ! box at s. So hhds Southern IndIana--7
at s6a7 ~, 2at IS 3Ual0.
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