The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINc1NNAT1. Aug. e-2P. y


CINCINNATI. Aug. s-2P.M
FLOUR-There is fair demand and steady.
Family at 81 255 so for ordinary to fancy, accord
ing to quality or reputat on OF brand. Extra Will
bring So 65tG4, and some held at 81 per bril- Su-
perfne dull at s. 75CG3 co. Low grades AT 81 100
so per brl. Rye -four offering at So 0o@3 Is per
brl, as to quail ty, but demand for II rather lghL
Spring wheat flour held up to s. 30 for choice
Minneso a, and offering at 81 5U@4 50 Tor ordi-
OATS-Are in moderate local demand and am
pie supply. Choice new quoted &c Tor white ana
25c for mixed. Inferior dull down to 2lc per bu
Old held at 29@3lc for prime TO choice, per bu.
RYE-The market rules steady, but not much
doing. Prime sample quoted 50c per bn on track,
fair to good at 47@ISc per bu. No in elevator is
quoted 5l@52c per bu. and held at the latter
CORN-The market is quiet and easy. The re-
eipts large and the demand moderate
this figure on track Shelleds quoted at 43c per
bu. and hardly stlable at tn S in elevator. White
corn noninaliy shade higher than mixed
BULK MEATS-lS in moderate demand but
steady. Shoulders firm and held at 5.60@56Jc,
clear rib quoted SIC, anu clear sides at 63lg6Isc
per III, all loose.
WHEAT-The market is Is steady and fairly ae-
tive with moGerate offerings. Prime to cho.ce
amOer quoted 95@96c per bu and good milling at
S999lc. No. red sold at Soc on track and good to
prime sample quoted al S5@90c, and fair milling
grades of red or amber at S5gS7e per bu. Inferior
dull at 75IS0c Choice white sold at Csc and some
fancy lots at 81 per bu.
LARD-The demand is fair and the market
steady, with little change Prime steam current
make quoted at .60c per lb. Kettle leaf at SIG
SIC for city and 71s9Sc for country per ID.
BACON-Is in moderate demand and steady
Shoulders quoted 51s@Gc. Clea' nib at 7c, and
clear sides at 7@7l4c per Id, packed. Sugar-culed
hams at 10151l2c Shoulders at 61I965sc. Break
fast bacon at 899c per ID.
MESS PORK-Market rather easy and only a
moderate demand at 81, and more readily
offered at inside figure for prime city per brl.
COrTON-Has firm market to-day at yestcr-
days prices. Stock estimated at l774 bales. Ship
m 'nts Az bales, and no receipts. Quoted at the
Cotton Exchange as follows: Ordinary lOc, good
ordinary 1034c, low middling 11Ac, middling
ll59c, good middling l2c. r'iddlng fair 12hzc,
and fair l3c per lb.
WhisK lis still selling at 81 O4 per gallon and
good demand.
BEANS-The demand is light and market dull.
We quote choice navysat 81 70G1 so, good to prime
white at 81 259l So and common at 75c@Sl 00
per bu
| BUTTER-The receipts are large and market is
| quiet with little or no change. There is a good
demand for the best grades for the local trade,
dairy-made per ID, the outside figure being for
single packages OF extra selections; Medium
grades duh at S99c, and common held nominally
at 3dy4c per lb.
CHEESE-The demand is only moderate and the
market is steady, with prime to choice selling at
| 7aG7L4c per ib
COFFEE-Is in fair demand and steady at
gdod RG to IS 90ed Gc
|
medium, and 1i@5c for common per lb. Java is
quoted 23d27c per ID.
| COAI.-Market dull with only light seasonable
demand. The rates ahoat are: Yougnoghcny &c,
kanawha 612c, Ashland 512te6c, and Ohio River Sc
/ per bu We quote ss follows delivered to con-
sumers Youghiogheny Zoe, Kanawha and Mus
kingum Valley lOc, Ashland sc, and Ohio River
SC per bu.
COKE-Dull but held steady at previous prices
| Quoted nOminally at SC for crushed, &c for city
manufactured, and &c for gas-house per bu at
Aric a1i to I1,1lnr at /t4l
per bu.
EGGs-The receipts are light and the market
steady with moderate demand, at lie per dozen
| for fresh.
FRUlTS-Apples dull at 5O@75c per brl, loose,
from wagons, and $l91 so per bril- packed, in store.
Peaches are selling al 81 50@2 for good 10 choice
and some extra quality up to 81 80 per bu in boxes
Grapes in fair demand snd ample offerings at 81 &c
| as for Ives seeding per stand OF . bu, and best
| Concord selling at S1@l8 per stand. DamsOns are
quoted at S2@2 25 per stand Uf bu Pears sell al
81 50G@l 70 for choice and $l9 % for inferior pei
bu. Lemons in better supply and quoted $500 pei
! box.
HAY-Fair local demand, chiefly for old, whicl,
is in moderate supply at $10t9l1 per ton or rilne
! to choice timothy and SS09 for good mixed on ar
rival. New is plenty and dull at $7t9S per ton
HEMP-The demand is light and market dull
Rough Kentucky is in limited supply at $S5@Si
quality, in store, for jobbing lots.
| MILL FEED-Ihe market is steady and quiet
with ample offerings. Bran is selling slowly at IS
G19 50 per ton. Shlpstufs held at $l0Gll per ton
Miadlngs quoted al $5@l7 per ton, all in bulk, on
| arrival.
MOLASSEs- market is quiet but steady and
the demand moderate for New Orleans at 9j9i3c
for fair to prime. and 45@4Sc for choice per gallon.
Refined syrups held at 40970c p gallon, as to
quality.
OILS-The demand is light for extra lard oil
and current make is freely offered at 6O@G2c pei
gallon. Lnsecd dull and held al 526953c p r gal
Ion. Refined petroleum in fair request and
steady at l1@l3c per gallon, as to fire test