The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-28
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, August 2S-2 2. y

CINCINNATI, August 2S-2 p. NJ.
FLOUR - There is only moderate con-
sumptiye demand, and the market is steady:
We quote IS 5Oab 70 for fancy brands, IA S5a5 20
for family, So 9ja4 70 for extra, 81 35a2 rs for
low grades, S5a6 10 total range for spring wheat
-four, and the latter for choice Minnesota, and
$3 5Oa4 forrye Hour, according TO quality, per
Drl.
OATS-The market is steady, with moderate
offerings. Prime to choice white are wor, h
3Sa43c per bu in elevator. Good to prime
mCed are quoted 35a37c per Du. New oats are
quoted 83a35c for good sample lots on track,
anu inferior range down to 2Oa25c.
WHEAT-The market is quiet. Prime to
choice red is quoted II coal Us, ana fair to good
sample s5a9jc per bu. Low grades nominal.
BARLEY-Market firm and fair demand.
Good to.choice fall is quoted S0a9Oc per bushel
Low grades range down 10 5Jc, and dull.
| RYE-Market quiet, No. is quoted 57aJsc
per bu in elevator Good to prime sample
on track is quoted o3a55c per bu, and inferior
Ala 0c per bu.
MESS PURK-Market quiet Prime city is
quoted SIT per brl and not much demand
| LARD The market is quiet anu easy
for prime steam at 9BnlCc, and current. make
at 9%a9Ac per 10. Kettle is held nominany
| at l2allAc per ID.
| BULK MEATs-Continue quiet. Shoulders
| are quoted bHa64r, clear RIB sides 7Xc and
clear sides nominally Sac per Id, all loose.
| BACON-Qulet and steady at 71sa7Ac for
| shoulders, 9hc for clear rD sides, and sMal0e
for clear sizes, per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured
hams l4al5c per Ii, according to average.
| COTTON = Market dull but steady and
prices unchanged. Sales to-day, rs bales.
Stock on hand IN this market $3.50 bales. Re-
ceipts to-day. IL bales; and shipments, n
bales. The following are the official quotatlons
| at the Cotton Exchange: OrulHary, SIC; good
| ordinary, y5Sc; low mlddlng, lU&c: m,ddlIng,
| Ike; goou nldGlIng. llXc; n.ldiilng lair,
l2Ac; falr, 1870 per lb
| WllISKY-Ihere is a fair demand to day,
and sales of $40 blls az 81 ~ per gallon
| BEANS-There is a dull market witt mod
| crate offerings. No change in prices White
mediums are held at 15c, and choice navys at
| 9Oc per Ou.
| BROOM CORN-The market remains quiet
and prices steady. Red brush is quoted 3a5c,
| green stalk braid 6a6hc, aud fancy green hurl
| 7aSc per Id.
| BUTTER-The market remains firm under
moderate offerings and fair demand, chiefly
for the best grades No material change IN
prices. We quote l2al3c for common, l4al5C
for medium grades per ID; prime to choice is
worth 16alSc for Central Ohio, and 20a22c fol
| Western Reserve dairy; while fancy creamery
sells at 3Oa32c per lb, but is scarce.
CHEESE-Continues steady, but there is {
quiet market for prime to choice factory a
| I9aS1aC per lb, ana liberal offerings.
| COFFEE-There is moderate demand, bu
the market remains steady at previous prices
We quote: Rio 1TYa19hc for common, l9a2Ut
for medium quality, and 2la22c for prime tt
| COAL-Ihe demand is moderate, with a
continued steady market, and there is no ma
terial variation in prices. We quote: Ohio
| River 5a5hc, Ashland 6a6%c, Kanawna 7a71sc
and Youghlogheny SaS1.c per bu afoat. 1t is
delivered to consumers at llal2c for Youghio-
| gheny, l0allc for Kanawha and Hooking Val
ley l0c for Ashland and Muskingum, Sc fol
OHIO River, and 2Oa22c for canuel per bu An
thracite delivered, at 50 5OalO per ton.
| COKE-rhe demand is light, but prices re.
man STEADY and unchanged. Gas-house oke
is quoted Case, crushed eai0c per hH the out
side figures delivered. Connellsville is wortl
7.,c atloat and 10c per bushel, delivered.
DRIED FRUIFc-.Hrhsi2le ls very little doing
,and prices are nomiI:..!! We quote apples z
Sc, and peaches 9al0c per lb Pruno5 .iH @SH ""ftL
6a61Sc, currants Sa9c, hgs 16alSc, and ctron 25
a26c per lb, and layer raIsins 81 25a2 90 pei
| box.
fair local demand at l3al4c per dozen fOl
fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUITS-There is a moderate
consumptve demand for apples and good tc
choice are freely offered at f5caSl % per brl
The market is firm for peaches, with mod
crate offerings at S2a2 % per bu in boxes fol
! best qualities. Plums. are in fair re,
quest at ST 25al 50 per bu, and pears $3a4 pei
brl Lemons sell at SS 5ua9 per box
| HAY-The market has undergone little OF
no change. The demand is chiefly for the
best grades. which are quoted Sl0al2 per tor
for new MOL timothy. Pnere is very little do
ing in inferior, and we quote it $6a9 per ton
according toquality, all on arrival, and $la
more in store.
| HEMP-The market remains quiet anC
steady, with moderate demand and hight ot1er
iugs of rough Kentucky ft $10a115 per ton OF
arrival, and S. more per ton in store. W.
II quote dressed 91fc c per lb.
/ HIDES-There is not much doing, but tht
market continues steady. Green hides are
quoted 5a7c, wet sa!ted 7a9c, dry salted 1lal2c
and dry flint 13al4c per lb. Good to prime
sheep pelts sell at 60ca$l, and common at 2OG
MILL FEED-The market is steady, will
moderate demand for bran at $lOal0 5Oper ton
ShIpstufs areduil, and held at $Ilal3 per ton
These figures are on arrival, and we quote al
articles la2c more per ton in store.
MOLASSES-There is steady market witt
!, fair rconsumptiyed demand for prime to clioc
New Orleans, which sells AZ hba8Je per gallon
= inferior quality is dull at 5Sa45c per Kaai
DuV- r -
ion 0I1s-prme ii1i seed oil will bring SOC per
oaIlon hut the deman,A is moderate Lard OF
is quiet and steady, and p,,. ~ ~ - u % -; :,
sells at S5aS1c per gallon. ther9 y rt, nrti
market for refined petroleum, anu ~ 40 WV " "
19a2Oc per gallon. a.,
| POTATOES --Phe receipts are liberal an(
there is only "a moderate consumpt We deman,.
at 81 5a s. per bril- in store, for prime to choice
and 81 45a1 80 per brI on arrival.
| POULTRY = Chickens are in fair request
with ample offerings, and we quote $3a3 so Tor
old and 81 ola? 80 for young per dozen.
RICE-Is in fair local demand at 616a7c foI
| Carolina, and 6a6]zc for Louisiana.
| SAILING quote domestic 4c per bu, and
| 81 10 per brl OFT bushels. Liverpool coarse is
| quoted 81 Goal 30 per sack. Turks Island is
held at 35a37c per bu and dull.
SEED-There is moderate demand for tim
othy at $2a2 70 per bushel iu store for prime to
choice in jobbing lots. Flax seed brings 90C
| per bushel. Glover nominal.
| SUGAR-There is o fair demand, and the
market is steady with no material change in
prices. We quote: l0a101Sc for New Orleans
i0KalU%c for yellow refined, l0Tal1c for extra
"C,'' nha11Ac for ''B" white. and 1l2fall1ft
| for '.Ap white, and 12c for hard per lb
| TALLOW-There is a steady market with
ample offerings anu fair demand at 7Ac pei
pound for prime country, and &c per pound fol
L citv rnnnnIad.