The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-24
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, August PA P. M.
FBOUR-The demand is chiefly for local
consumption and the market is quiet. Fancy
bran rs range So 8 a6 Is Der brl. Family flour
is held at "A S5a5 rs extra is quoted 50 90a4 25.
superine 81 90a3 30, low grades " 25a2 Is per
brl. Spring wheat -four ranges $6a5 rs, and
that made by patent process held up $7aa per
brl. Rye -four sells at So 80 a4 per brl, the
outside figure being for choice Minn sofa only.
CORN-Quiet, and mixed is quoted 46a41c for
No. 3 shelled, and 4ja47c for good to prime ear
per bu.
WHEAT-There is a quiet and steady mar
ket Prime TO choice white is quoted 81 0Sa
II, and some extra lots held at 81 l4al 10 per
bu. Red sample is quoted 81 03al OF for prime
to choice. ana Sja95c for fair to good per bu.
OATS-FaTr local demand anu the market
remains steady. Inferior to good new are
quoted 25a35c per bu. Prime to choice Old are
wo th 33a3Sc for mixed anu white sample.
Choice white IN elevator are worth 42c per bu.
BARLEY-rhe oferings are light, and the
market is steady. No. 2 fall in elevatOris worth
SIC, and good to prine on arrival SOao5c per bu.
RYE-ls quiet and steaoy. No. 2is quoted
57aj6c, and No. 8 61a52c per bu In elevator. In
ferior sample is quoted 4Sa5Oc per bu.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet with a
downward tendency and city packed is quoted
SIT 00a47 30 per bll.
LARD-Ihere is limited demand and the
market is weak and unsteady. Prime steam
is quoted lOzc, and current make lUc per ID.
City KETTLE nominal at 12a12hc per 10.
BULK MEAr,-Market quiet. Shoulders
are quoted 6Ha6Xr, clear RIB sides SA8hc,
and clear sides 81 a9c per Id, allloose.
BACON-Continues quiet and easy Shoul-
ders are quoted 7Ba7Ac, clear rID sides 81 c.,
Sugar-cured hams l4al5c per Ii, according to
average.
UUfION-Market dull and prices un-
changed. Sales to-day lOl bales. We quote /:
Ordinary, S16c; good ordinary, VIC; low MIDI
ding, 10Xc: IN ddllng. nHc; good mlddllng.
l2Xc; MID ling Fair, i31c; ialr, l41c per Id.
WiIISK KY-The demand is fair to day al 81 10
per gallon, ana sales Of $40 brls.
BEANS-The ma ket remains dull and un-
changed. We quote 75a9Oc per Uu for mediums
to choice naVYB.
BROOM COnN-The demand Is light and
the market is without any material change.
We quote 3a5c for req brush, 6a1c for green
stalk braid. ard 7asc for green hnrl per 10.
BUTTER-Tho market remains nrm, and
lower grades are held 1a2c higher. The best
grades are in fair request, with moderate Offer
ings, and we quote 16alSc for Central Ohio,
and 20a22c for Western Reserve per Id, while
fancy creamery is worth 3Ua82c per lb. Low
er grades are In moderate demand at l4al6c
for medium, and l2al3c for common per ID.
CHEESE-W quote prime to choice factory
7ba9nc per lb with moderate demand and
ample offerings.
COFFEE-Is in fair consumptive demand,
Win q SCeuuy WdrKeU, anu we ODSerVe
ohange. Wequote Rio 17Ha1Shc for common,
l9a2Uc for meuium, and 2Ia22c for prime to
ObOiee per lb Java is quoted 2Sa8Oc per ID.
COAL-The demand is light but the market
remains steady, with only moderate offerings
Prices unchanged. We quote SaSkc for
6Hc, Ohio RIVER 5a5hC per bu, afoat. Deliv-
cred to consumers at 9c for Onio ltlver, l0c
for Ashland AMI Musking gum, 10allc for Hook
ing Valley and Kanawha, llal2e for YouFhiO-
ot.1e IaOD Rnp0 annal Ina hII
COKE-Marketq quiet but prices are steady
1t is worth at yards &c for gas house, and.
crushed &c per bu, and Connellsville afloal is
held at 7%o per Oushel. all delivered TO con-
sumers at 2a3c per bu.
DRIED FRUITs-Dull and nominal for all
kinds. We quote foreign fruits 6aBhc for
prunes; Sa9c for currants, 16alSc for figs, and
25a26c for ctron, per ID, and 81 25a9 30 for layer
raIslns, per box. Domestic is worth 9a10c for
peaches and 7asc for apples, perlb
EGGS-The demand Is fair with firm mar
ket and moderate oherings of fresh, which are
worth l3al4c per dozen.
GREEN FKUIrS-rhere is steady though
quiet market for apples, and good to choice in
store are worth 75caSl 70 per brl and sen at 5Oa
75o per brl, loose, from wagons. Plums are
worth 81 5Oa1 Is per bu, and moderate demand.
Pears are quiet at $3a4 per brl and ample Offer
lpgs, Peaches are quoted s2a2 25 per bu in
boxes for prime to choice. We quote lemons
IS 5Oa9 so per box, and steady.
HAi-The market is quiet and steady, with
no materlal enanse. We SsoI IueVe s SlLai< per ION
for No. timothy, ana $oaS Ior lower grades,
per ton, on arrlfaL' ano apou5 SE more per ton
In store.
HEMP--Tne demand is nght, put there is a
firm market uuder moderate offerings, and we
quote rough Kentucky sll0al15 per ton on ar
rival, and $5 more IN store; Dresse Is In mod
crate jobbing demand az eAa9Hc per Id.
HlDES-Ihe demanu Is mouerate WIN
steady maTkeo anu ~ niaSeilai , M Hatlaslon IN
prices. we Qu9te osic ior green nlaes, taSe Ior
wet salten, anu Ilai4c ior oiy saiteu ana ~ nm
per 10. Gooa 10 prime sheep pelts seil az oocaSl'
MILL fhnp-ahers 10 .ioosraee sioasr ts ueniano
for bran, anu we quote u SIVaIV eo per ton.
Shipstuhs remain q.usc ~ Siaio perTon. mia-
ddngs are sseaay ~ oslAalo PeI ton. .hese w :