The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-11
ClNCINNAT4 Daily MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Il-9 p

ClNOlNNATts aug. ll-S L. M.
FLOUR-There Is fair demand to-day and
the market remains steady with no material
change. Fancy is quoted Sc 5Oa7 30 per brl, as
to quality or reputation of brand. Family is
selling at So l0aD rs. Extra quoted IS 60a5 s.,
and sales at the latter. supernne 81 75a5 rs,
aud low grades IS 25a4 U0 per brl. Spring
wheat -four sells at Ta8, ana rye flour SO 75a
rs per brl, as to quality.
CORN Continues steady with fair demand.
Mixed ear selling at 4Sc on track. Shelled is
quoted 4Sa49c per bu, in elevator.
WHEAT-Demand fair and market steady.
White ls quoted 81 2Oal 25 for fair to good, 81 2Ss
! 80 for prime, and 81 83a1 85 for choice Der hui.
Red 81 lOal 90 for fair to good, and 81 23al aS
for prime to choice.
0ATS-Market dull and easy, with liberal
receipts. Mixed are quoted 25a28c, and white
2ya32c per blu for good to choice new.
RYE-ls steady, with fair demand. Sample
is quoted 53a55c for good to. prime on track,
and SIC per bu for choice. No. in elevator is
quoted Sc per bu.
BARLEl-Nothing doing and NO quotations
established.
MESS PORK-Is dull with light offerings at
Sl3 Is per brl for prime city.
LARD-Market steady aud quiet Current
make is quoted 8sasIc per lb. Prime steam
is nominal at SIC per ID. City kettle held at
9xal0c per lb.
BULh MEATS-The market is steady and
quiet Shoulders are quoted SC, clear rib sides
IL, and clear SIDES 7;tc per lb, all loose.
BACON-Moderate demand and market
steady. Shoulders quoted 51c, clear RIB sides
7xalXc, ana clear sides SIC per lb, all
packed. sugar. cured hams joDulng at l0aii kc
per lD. according to average
COTTON-Market steady and quiet at pre-
vious prices. Sales. las bales. Stock, 4,T42
bales. Tne following are the Official QUOTA
tions: Ordinary lOc, good ordinary l06c,
low middllng 1Oxc. mIddllne lie, good mid :
ding 1lHc, mldullng fair I2kc, and fair 1870
per 10.
WHISKY-Market steady and fair demand
o-day at 81 0S per gallon.
BEANs-The demand is merely nominal and
pricessare unchanged. Best navys are held at
81 75a2 IS, prime to choice white or mediums
81 25a2 81, and inferior sla1 81 per Blu,
BUTTER-The receipts are heavy but mostly
OF inferior grades, and fine qualities are scarce
and in good local demand. Creamery Is sslllp o
at 23a25c per lb, dalry-made at l6alSc for
Western Reserve, and 14a15c for Central Ohio
per Id. Medium grades are held at l0al1c, and
common at 8a9c per Id.
CHEESE-The market is steady with mod
crate demand and limited offerings Prime to
choice factory is quoted 9ha1O1c per lb.
COEFEE-Is in fair consumptive demand
and the market remains firm. Rio is selling
at lt16 al9Hc for common. 20isa22,Sc for medi-
um, 25a24c for prime, and 241aa25c for choice
per Id, and Java at 2Ta32c per'lb.
COAL-Quiet and steady, with no material
change. The rates afioat are SIC for Ohio
River, &c for Ashland and 7a1h for Youghlo-
gneny. per bu. Delivered TO consumers as fol-
los: OHIO River Sc, Ashland l0c, Kanawha and
Musklngum 10allc, and Youghiogheny lie per
bu.
CoKE-The demand is light and prices are
city manufactured, 7c for gas-house, and saYc
for crushed per bu Mt yards. Delivered to con-
sumers at 2c more per bu.
Lkai1azthe AAar&et Is fully supplied, and