The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINoINNArI, August 26-2 p. !

h-4uCIo ID 4ulcG uldIhcgs
steady. Demand chiefly for local consHmp-
tion. Fancy brands are worth IS b0a6 rs, fam
lily $4 9Oa5 %, extra So 85a4 %, superfne 81 80
a3 50, and low grades 81 25a2 rs per brl. Spring
wheat -four is held at S5a5 10 per brl, and
patent PROCESS ranges up to 81 50aS Rye flour
is quoted So 50a4 per brL.
WHEAT-The market remains quiet. Red
sample is quoted S5a9Jc for fair to good and
| 81 UOal Us for prime to choice. Prime TO choice
white is worth 81 OSal II per bu.
OAIS-Market firm, with far local demand
anu not much on the market Choice old white
| are quoted 42a41c per Du. New are quoted n
35c for inferior TO good, anu 31a3Sc Tor prime
per bu.
BARLEY-Market firm and only moderate
offerings. Good to prime fall is quoted S0a9Oc,
aud inlerlor grades offered down 10 5JaV0c per
bushel.
CORN-There is a steady market, with fair
demand for mixed ear at 45a46c per bu, ac-
eording to quality and sales of prime at 46c to
arrive and 41c pot No. shelledIs worth 46a
Ale per bu in elevator.
RYE-Market quiet. No. 2, in elevator, is
quoted Csc, and No. SIC, in elevator. Inferior
sample offered at 4Sa0Oc, and good TO prime boa
SIC per bu, on track.
MESS PORk-The market remains quiet,
but steady, at SIT per brl tolscity packed, spot.
LARD - The market is quiet anu weak.
Prime steam is quoted 10c, aud current make
94c per lb. Kettle is quoted nominally la
124c per 10.
BULK MEATS-There is firm feeling, but
the demand is moderate. Shoulders are quoted
6Hr, clear RIB sides SaS16c, and clear sides
83saS%c per lb, loose.
BACON-Quiet and steady at TIC for shoul-
ders, 9kc for clear rID sides, and l0c for clear
sizes, per lb, ali packed. Sugar-cured hams
14al5c per lh, according to average, canVased
and packed.
CUE1ON The market is quiet and easv,
with further decline OF haAc on medium and
higher grades. Demand light. and sales at the
Cotton Excnange to-day Of II bales. Stock, s27
bales; receipts to-day, 720 bales, and ship
ments, 347 bales. We give the following official
quotations: Ordinary, SKc; good ordinary,
good middllng:, 1l1c; middlng lair, 1890;
far, I3xc per lb.
WIISKY-Sales to-day of 257 brIs at 81 10
per gallon, and market steady.
BEANS-There is q dull market with mod
crate offerings. No change in prices. White
mediums are held at 75c, and choice naYyS at
9Uc per Du
BROOM CORN-The market remains quiet
and prices steady Red brush is quoted 3a5c,
green stalk braid 6a61Sc, and fancy green hurl
Ease per ID.
BUTTER-The receipts are moderate and
with fair demand, especially for the higher
grades. The market Is firm at previous prices.
We quote 30a32c for fancy creamery with light
offerings, 20a22c for prime to choice Western
Reserve, and 16aISc for Central Ohio, and
14al5c for medium, and 12al3c for common
per lb.
CHEESE There is only a moderate demand
with ample receipts and prime to choice fac
tory is worth 15Sa8sc per lb.
COFFEE-The market is quiet and steady,
and prices remain unchanged Common Rio
is worth 17hal6hc, fair to good l9aa0c, and
prime to choice 2la22c per lb. We quote Java
2Sa30c per ID.
C0AL-There has been no change, aud the
market 10 steady and quiet. Afoat it is worth
sa8!Ec for Youghlogheny, 7a7hc, for Kanawha,
6a6hc for Ashland, and 5a5hc for Ohio kIver
per bu. The rates delivered to consumers are
as follows: Youghiogheny l1a12c, Kanawha
and Hooking Valley 10alIc, Ashland and Mus
kingum l0c, Ohio RTver9c, and camel is quoted
SUa22c per bu. Anthracite, delivered. is quoted
50 60alU per ton.
UOKE-rhe demand is light, but prices re-
main STEADY and unchanged. as-house coke
is quoted Case, crushed 8ai0c per bu, the out
side figures delivered. Connellsvile is worth
7xc afioat and 10C per bushel. delivered,
DRIED FRUIrS-There is very little doing
and prices are nominal We quote apples III
Sc, and peaches 9al0c per ID. Prunes are worth
6aBhc, Currant6 sa9c, igs 16al9c, and citron 25
a26c per lb, and layer ralsins $S 25a2 90 per
box.
EGGS-There is firm market, with fair de-
mand at 13aI4c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUITS-The market remains
steady and quiet for apples with liberal otrer-
ings at 75ca$l 70 per brl for good to choice. We.
quote pears S3a4 per brl, and demand moderate
Peaches are worth S2a2 rs per bu in boxes for
best grades, with tair demand and ample re-
ceipts. Plums sell at 81 5Ua1 Is per bu, and are
quiet. Lemons are worth sS 5Oa9 so per box,
and demand fair.
HAY-There is very little demand, and the
receipts are moderate at previous prices. No.
timothy is quoted $lla12, and lower grades
S6a9 per ton on arrival, and about ~ more in
store all new crop.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is held at s1l0a115
per ton on arrival, and IS more in store with
offerings and sales both light. Dressed is Of
fered at 9a9Kc per lib in jobbing lots.
HIDES-1here is not much dong, but the
market continues steady. Green hides are
quoted safe, wet salted 7a9c, dry salted llaI2c,
and dry flint 13al4c per ID. Good to prime
sheep pelts sell at 60ca$1, and common at 2Ua
30c.
MILL FEED-There is quiet market and
no change IN prices. Bran is in moderate re-
quest at $l0a10 Uper ton. ShIpstuffs are quoted
$tlal3 per ton. Middlings continue steady at
$f4a18 per ton, all on arrival. Dealers require
S2 more per ton in store.
MOLASSES-Therei is a steady market, with
fair consumptive demand for prime to choice
New Orleans, which sells at 55a6Oc per gallon,
but inferior quality is dull at 3Sa45c per gall
Ion.
OILS-There is a steady and quiet market
for linseed at 49a50c per gallon for prime.
There is q moderate demand for lard oil and
current make extra is worth S6aS7c per gallon.
We quote refined petroleum lska19kc per gal
Ion, and market firm.
; PoTATOES-The market is steady with
moderate demand, We quote good TO prime
81 75a2 00 per br in store, and about 25c less on
arrival
PoULTRY-There is q moderate demand
with liberal receipts, and we quote 50 0Oaa 80
for old. and s2a2 so for young per dozen.
RICE-Is in fair local demand at 8ka7c for
Carolina, and 6a6kc for Louisiana.
SALT-We quote domestic 24c per bu, and
81 10 per brl Oft bushels. Liverpool coarse is
quoted 81 2Oal 80 per sack. Turks Island is
held at 35a37c per bu and dull.
SEkD-Timothy is quoted $2a2 l5 per bu in
store, with a quier market No demand for
clover. Prime fax seed sells ct 9Uc per bu, and
fair demand.
sUGAR-There is fair demand. and the
market is steady with no material change in
prices. We quote: l0a10he for New Orleans,
10A a10%e for yellow refined, lOEal1c for extra
c. 1lKa1lkc for "B" white. and 1lXallhc
for "a" white, and 12c for hard per lb.
TALLOW-We quote city Sc, and prime
country 7Xc per lb. with a steady market and
fair demand. +t F'et
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