The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,


NlNClhNATIs aug. l5-X IL M,
FLOUR-Market steady anu fair local de-
mand. Fancy Is quoted IS 50a7 50 per brl. Fam
lily selling to-day at S. coat Is; extra IS 65a5 S5;
superhne S4 75a5 rs; low grades 81 25a4 per brl.
Rye -four held at $3 75a4 25. Spring wheat
-four So 75a7 rs per brl, as to quality.
OATS-The market is quiet and steady to-
day. Mixed are quoted 22a25c, and white n
a3Oc for good to prime, per bu.
RYE-The demand is only moderate, with
liberal offerings, and market steady. No. 2
in elevator is quoted SIC per bu Sample lots
ON track are quoted 53a65c per bu.
BARLEY Market dull and no prices estab-
lished.
CORN-Market steady and fair demand.
Mixed ear Is quoted 4za46c per bu. and sales at
the latter figure. Shelled quoted 4Sa49c for No.
In elevator.
WHEAT-Market steady and fair demand.
Fair to prime white is quoted 81 GOAL 81 per
bu, aud choice he'd 2a3c more. Red 81 lOa1 90,
as to quality.
BULk MEATS-Market steady and limited
demand. Shoulders 41sa5c, clear RIB sides exc,
and clear SIDES 7u7Jtc per lb, all loose.
BACoN-Demand light ami prices steady.
Shoulders SIC, clear RIB sides 7ha74c, ana
clear sides SaStSc per lb. all packed. sugar.
cured hams 1Oaiihc per lb, canvased and
packed.
UOTTUN-M Market steady and quiet. Prices
unchanged. Sales 43 bales. Stock 5.0J7 bales
The official quotations are as follows: OrdI-
nary lUc, good ordinary l0%c, low mlddlIng
lOkG. mludling lie. good mIddling ll%c, md
ding far lSkc, and fair 13h C per 10.
WH1SKI-The demand ID fair, with sales
on Change o-day Of 100 brls at 81 OS per gal-
lon.
BEANS-The demand is light and nominal
at 81 75a2 IS for best navvs, 81 25a2 50 for prime
to choice white or mediums, ii 5Oal rs for
fair to good, and $lal Is for common, per bu.
BROOM CORN--IS quiet but steady. with q
light supply. We quote red brush 8a4c, green
stalk braid 44a5Nc, and hurI safe per lb.
BUTTER-Fair local demand, chiefly for
the finer qualities, with moderate offerings
Lower grades are plenty and dull. We quote
28a25c for extra creamery, l6ai8c for " estern
dairy, and 14al5c for Central OHIO per lib Me-
diurns held at l0al2c. and common at sasc pei
pound.
CHEEsE-The market is firm, with light
receipts and moderate demand and prime to
choice factory Is quoted va a1Oc per lb.
COFFEE--The market is steady but quiet at
the following prices: Rio, common lshalYkc,
far to good soaa2c prime a231. c, and choice
24a25c per lb. Java 2Ta8zc per Ib.
LOAL-Demand moderate and market
steady. Oferlng afoat at 7a7hc for Youghlo-
gheny, &c for Ashland, and SIC for Ohio River,
per bu. Selling TO consumers at 81 for Ohio
River, lOc for Ashland, l0a lc for Kanawha
and MuskIngum, and lie fof Youghlogheny,
COkE-The demand is light and prices are
unchanged. 1t Is quoted 6a7c for
city manufactured, 7c for gas house, and sa9c
Tor crushed per bu atyards. Delivered to con-
3umers at &c more per bu.
EGGS he market is steady with more mod
craze receipts, and selling at 81 per dozen for
fresh arrivals.
GREEN FkUITS-The market is well SUP
Dlied with apples, and the demand is light ut
II 50a2 p per brl Tor good TO choice. amt 75ca$l
or common. Peaches sell at S2a3 per Du in
)oXes, with ample offerings. Pears are in
Moderate demand at 81 75a2 per Du for Bart
ett. aud $lal rs for inferior. Grapes sell at
2a3 90 per bu in stands, according to quality.
HAY Ihe market is steady and uutet " ith
'nly moderate Local demand aG aI2al3 for
'rme to cnoice Old, and $lOIll Tor new, pei
on, all in bales on arrival. Inferior duH az
las per ton.
HEMr-Market steady though dull for rough
ientucky. with lignG receipts, at $l2ja 81 per
on ON arrival, and dressed Ia fair joboing de- |
nand at 6ha9o Dtr lU in store.
MILL FEED-Market. .auieS with liberal Of |