The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-09

CINCINNATI DAILY MAX K EFT.



FLOUR--Maikot steady. Quiet beyond o
fair local demand. Fancy brands are held at
50 75aB 75, and patent process of best spring
wheat ranges up to ~ per bril- ramny ls
quoted "A 76a5 IL, extra $S 9Ja4 rs, superline
g. 75a3 20, aud low grades ~ 25a2 so per bri.
spring wheat family ranges S6a5 TO. and rye
-four 50 5va4 25 per brl, according to quality.
OAIS-Quiet and steady. Mixed sample on
track are quoted 25a30c, and Wnite 2D,35c, ac-
cording 10 quality. Choice white in elevator
are scarce, anu firm at S9a40c per Du some in
ferior lots Offering at 20a22c per bu.
BARLEY-Moderate offerings OF fall at 10a
9Oc per bu ON arrival for good to choice.
RYE-ls steady, and No. Z new In elevator
5!a53c per bu. No. on track is quoted sc.
CORN-Quiet and market steady. Ear
corn is quoted 45a4ic for prime mixed on track !;
and No. shelleu in elevator is WOrth 47c per
bu.
MESS PoRK-Is quiet and steady. City
packed is held at $l9al9 ~ per brl, but there IL
not much demand.
LARD-Market quiet and steady for prime
steam at 1lal Mc per lb, anu moderate demand
aJ the inside igure. City kelGl6 Is quoted l2ha
l3c per ID anu uull.
BULK MEAro-Quiet and steady shoul-
ders are quoted 7Aal3s c,clear rib sides 0s ag5 G.
and clear sides lOc per lb. allloUse.
BACON Moderate demand and steady
3salOsSc, ana clear slues lIMlHc per lb, all
packed. Susar-cured hams l4aI5C per lib, can
rased and packed.
WIlISKI--ls steady and fair demand and
sales To-day 4d3 brls at 81 10 per gallon.
COTTON Market hrm aud falr demand to-
day, and no Change IN prices. sales ut the
Cotton Exchange 4o4 bales. The official quo
tations are as lolI0Hs: Ordinary, 931c; GoOu
ordinary, 91ac; low mWdling, 1U1Sc; md
dllug, II Nc; GOOD ml,dilng, 1875; MID iInx /, -,
l3JLc; laIr, 14Ac per III. Stock, 9,551 bales. Re-
ceipts to-day, liz bales, ana shipments, 324
bales.
BEANS-There is little or no demand and
light offerings at 76a9Oc per bu for medium to
choice white.
BROOM CORN-The market is quiet and
easier, with some decline in prices. There are
free offerings at Base Der ID for red brush, ia
61ac for green stalk braid, and 1aSc for green
hurl per lb.
BUTTER-The receipts are generally in bad
condition on account of the heat and best table
butter IS scarce and firm. Lower grades are
plenty and dull. Prime to choice Western
Il serve is quoted l8az0c, aud Central Ohio Ga
17c per ib. Small lots Of fancy creamery sell
at26aZ7c per ID. Medium is held at 13aI4c and
common lUll2c per ID.
CHEESk-1he demand is fair and market
steady at oa61ac for prime to choice factory,
perlb.
UOFFEE-There is a moderate demand and
the market has undergone no change. Rio is
worth 111Sa181sc for common; DC for fair
to good; and 9la22c for prime to choice per Id.
Java is quoted 2Sa50c per b.
C0AL-Ihefe is q moderate demand and
prices are steady. The rates afioat u g: SaS1lc
for Ioughlogheny, 6a66c for Ashland, and
5abHc for Ohio River, per bu We quote it de-
delivered to consumers foughiogheny llal2c,
Kanawna and Hooking Valley l0aIlc, Ashland
and Muskingum l0c, and ohio River &c, per
bu. Camel is quoted 2Ja22c delivered,
COKk-ls dull but steady and W. observe no
change. We quote gas-house &c, city made &c,
and crushed, Sc per bu afioat. 1t is quoted 2a3c
aDove these figures delivered.
DRIED FkUIrS-Market dull and nominal
at 1Oallc for peaches, Sa8c for apples per Id.
Cltron 25a2Bc. hgs 16al8c, currants sa9c, prunes
6ag1sc per Id. Layer raIsIns S2 25a2 90 per box.
EGGS-The market is dull, but good fresh
are scarce and sell aL lOc per dozen, ana in
ferior down as low as 6a7c per dozen.
GREEN FkUIrS-There is large supply Of
apples on the market and they are in m0der-
ate demand at 75GaSl per brl for prime to
choice. Lemons are quoted $l0a1O 50 per DoX,
and fair demand, Oranges quoted s9a10 per
box and scarce.
HAY-The demand is chiefly to meet mod
crate local consumption, and generally for the
best grades. Lower grades neglected. We
quote $l5alB per ton for No. timothy, S12alB
for medium per ton on arrival. New nay is
worth y9al2 per ton on arrival. In store SIa2
more per ton Is required.
HEMP-There l. dull market, and pricos
are declined to Sl0Oa1l0 per ton for rough Ken
tucKy ON arrival, and 20 more in store. Dressed
is worth 9a9Hc per ID.
HIDES-Ihere is a quiet market, though
steady at b1lagc for green hides, 7Ka9c for wet
salted, llal2c for dry salted, and l3a &c for dry
flint per lb. Sheep pelts are worth 60ca$1 for
good to prime, and 80a3Oc for common.
MILL FEED-There is a steady market at
previous prices. We quote bran $l0al0 80 per
ton with fair demand, shipstuffs $llai3 per
ton and quiet, middlings are worth $l4al8 per
ton, all on arrival. In store dealers ask $1a2
more per ton.
MOLASSE5-There is quiet market, but
steady for prime TO choice New Orleans sirup
at 55a6Oc per gallon. Inferior quality offered
at 86a46c per gallon.
OILs-fhere is q quiet market for linseed
and we quote it 40a50e per gallon for prime.
Extra lard oil, current make, is quoted S5aeTc
per gallon, and light demand. Refined petro-
ieum is steady at l6a14c per gallon.
POTATOES--Market steady and quiet, with
ample offerings Of prime to choice in store at
81 75a2 90 per bril-
POULTRY-Chickens are in fair demand
and the market Is well supplied and steady at
S8a3 90 per dozen Tor old, and 81 50a2 30 for
young.
RICE-Market steady and quiet, and Louis
lana is quoted 6Ka7c, and Carolina 7a7Kc per
pound.
SALT-There is a moderate demand for do
mestic, which is worth 24c per bu and 81 10 per
brl of seven bushels. Turks Island dull at
S6a87c per bu. Liverpool coarse held at 81 25a
] 80 per sack and light demand.
SEED-There is q limited demand for clover
at l7a17Tc per ID in store. Timothy is dull,
and we quote it 81 6Oa2 70 per bu in store.
Flax seed sells at 9Uc per BIZ for prime.
SUGAR-There is steady market and fair
demand. We quote New Orleans l0a1Ohc, yell
low refined 10k a1UXc, extra &C" lUXa11c, app
white 11Ha11 NC, "a" white 1lXaHkc. and
hard lac per lb.
offerings, and city rendered is worth Sc and
country 7LG Der lb.