The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,

CINCINNATI, Aug. So L. M.
FLOUR-Is in fair demand and continues steady.
We quote family 81 35615 IS, TO quality, the out
side for fancy white wheat aou'. Extra at SO 500
b. superfne at S3@13 80, and low grades at 81 80
az IS per brl. Rye flour at S3@3 IS. Spring
wheat -four at S5@5 % for ordinary, and S5 SOFA
so for prime to choice Minnesota per brl.
RYE-ITas only n slow trade and the market
steady though quiet Prime TO choice sample
quoted 53Gg5lc per bu, and fair to good at 50@52c
per bu on track, and held 1@2c more in elevator
WHEAT-The demand is fair and with firm
feeling. Prime to choice white quoted 95@9Sc per
bu, and good at 92W93c Amber quoted 93a94c
for choice, and 90492c for prime. Red at 9U@93c
for prime to choice and S5GSSc for fair to good
per bu.
OATS-Dul and nominally unchanged. Re-
cHipts heavy. We quoe: Mixed at 23@24c, and
BARLEY--Market inactive and receipts large.
Good to prime fall quoted at 95c@Sl, and che Ice
held 3n5C more per bu.
CORN-Thc market is steady and quiet with
larger receipts to-day. Mixed ear is quoted at AZ
@i3c, and some prime sold on track at the inside
figure. No. shelled is quoted 43c in elevator;
white ear at 43g44c, but about nominal.
MESS PORK-The market remains quiet and
steady. Prime city mess is quoted $40 25, and bids
at $40 for round lots.
LARD--Moderate demand and steady Current
make steam 1851 lOc per lb, and some bids at &C.
City kettle S4Stsc and country 7346171sc per lb.
BULK MEATS-Haye rs but Il SLOW sale, and an
clear sides at 6.15@6l4c per b. all loose.
BACON-Is very quiet aad market continues
easy. shoulders at 5}8c clear rib at 614c, and
cured hams at ll12@i3c and shoulders at 634Cg7c,
and breakfast bacon al 50 @S38c per lb
COTTON-Market firm and prices unchanged
lO4c, low middling 1l4c middling 115sc, good
mddling l2c, middling fair 12%c, and fair 13c
per lb. Stock here estimated at 74S bales
WHlSKG-Moderate demand and steady at 81 06
BEANS-Demand light, market nomnaly un-
changed. Choice navys sellingat 81 750gl SO, fair
to good at 81 25G4l 90, and common 75G990c per bu
BUTrER-Market steady and quiet with little
or no change. The receipts are ample of the lower
grades which are neglected and dull while fine
qualities are i'll moderate supply and good local
demand. We quote creamery at 2O@23c per h.
the latter figure for fancy selections dairy-lnade
prime to choice lots at 1l9l3c per lb, but single
selected packages will bring l49l5c per lb Good
packing lots quoted 9@l0c per ID, medium at 7c
and common at 312@5c per lb
CFiEESE-Has a fair local trade but fO the
best grades only. Inferior is dull and nominal
Prime to choice factory is quoted at 7159Sc per lb
COFFEE-Market steady and quiet at previous
prices. Rio quoted at 15l3@l6E9c for common
l711Sc for medium, 19a2lc for good to prime,
and 22923c for choice, per ID. Java is selling ut
25@2Gc perlb.
COAL-supply ample and demand light The
rates atloat are: Youghiogheny 7c, kanaWha 615c
Ashland 512@6c, and Ohio River SC per bu. De
livered to consumers as follows: Ohio River at
Sc, Ashland at SC, Kanawha, Muskingum and
Hooking Valley at l0c, and Youghiogheny at 10c
per bu.
COKE-Has a dull market with hardly any de-
mand, and held for gas-house at &C. city manu-
factured at &c, and crushed at Sc per bu at
yards. and &c more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The market is quiet and steady with
moderate supply, and selling at 12@13c per dozen,
and fair demand.
FRUITs-Peaches sell at 5O@75c for common,
SlG9l rs for fair to prime, and held up to s. SO
for choice per bu. Apples at Sl91 so per br packed
in store and 50c0S1 per brl for arrival lots as to
quality Pears at $ig5 per brl for prime to choice
and 81 25@l SO per bu, in boxes. Grapes at 500
81 for Concord and 81 50g1 75 for Ives Seeding
per stand of bushels
HAY--Has fair local trade and the market is
firm. Prime to choice new timothy is quoted
S90l0 per ton, medium at $S(9S So and common at
Sc 5097 per ton all in bales on arrival The stock
OF old is about exhausted and none offered.
HEMP--ls in light demand for rough Kentucky,
with moderate offerings, and sales at $95@l00 per
ton, on arrival. We quote dressed in jObbng lots
at6Rcfor single, and 71ac for double dressed, perlb
MILL FEED-Quiet market, moderate demand
and ample supply. Quoted at $9t99 50 Tor bran,
$1O@11 per ton for shipstuffs, and $13@l7 per ton
for middings, all in bulk on arrival
MOLASSES-Fair consumptive demand and the
market steady. New Orleans selling at 30@40c for
common to good and 43@4Sc for prime to choice,
per gallon Refined syrups 4O@7Oc per gallon.
OlLS-Quiet market for lard oil, and extra cur
rent make is quoted 60@62c per gallon. Lnseed
is moderately active at 5 953c per gallon. Re-
Hneu petroleum is Selllng az llYl3c per gallon,
and the market steady and demand fair.
POTATOES-The market is steady, with ample
receipts, and fair consumptive demand and sell
ing at SOc@Sl per brl for prime to choice lots on
arrival. and 81 2o@1 IS per bril- packed, in store.
POULTRY-Live chickens are in moderate de-
mand, and the market remains firm. Supply am
pie, and sales at s. 5O@3 90 per dozen for Old and
81 50M2 for small or halfgrowu fowls, as to quail
ity. No other poultry on the emarket.
95c per brl OF bushels, and 81 % per brl of
bushels, for Ohio River and Kanawha, and am
pie supply. Coarse Liverpool is dull at 81 G5@l 10
per SACK and Turks Island at 33@35c per bu
SEED-Moderate demand and steady, with
clover selling slowly at S@S14c per lb in store and
timothy is quoted 81 40@l 90 per bu in store and
81 25@l 80 on arrival. Flax seed is in demand at
81 15@l 25 pei bu for prime.
SUGAR-The demand remains moderate, but
steady with no material change. We
quote 7]1@sc for refined yellow,
SA@Ss4c for extra c, 9@93sc for A white. 16@lOl4c
for powdered and granulated, and 1019c for
crushed, and New Orleans quoted 7149Sc per lh.
TALLOW-rrime coun ry rendered, packed, is
quoted 61ac per h. and the market we'll supplied
and steady