The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-31

market is firm. Prime to choice new sample
nominal at 48@50c. Held in elevator l92c more
C0RN-The market is quiet and easy, Mixed
ear quoted 4S@45c on track, as TO quality or loca
ton, and held at the latter for prime Mixed
shelled quoted at R@43c ON arrival, and 192c
more in elevator
BACON-The demand is moderate and steady,
and offerings light. Shoulders are quoted at SIC,
clear rib sides at 4O96.45c, and clear sides g. 70
@6Hc, per lb all packed Sugar-cured hams i'll
fair cOnsumptive demand at 109l1c, and some
choice averages held at more, all canvased and
packed
kel easy. Shoulders quoted 5@5.10c, clear rib
sides 580@5 S5c and clear sides 6@6Se per lb, all
loose; Packed is held 4c more than loose.
CoTTON-Is firm to-day and prices on low and
medium grades advanced &c. Stock 1871 bales.
Saes at the Cotton Exchange reported at II bales
We quote the following official prices: Ordinary
g1yc, good ordinary l014c. low middling 191sc,
middling 1l5Ec, good mddling 11$4c middllng
fair l214c and fair l2s54c per lb.
WHlSkY-Quiet aud steady and sales at VI W
per gallon.
BEANS-Are dull and steady with only light
offerings, and held at S090oc per bn for common,
VI 25@l 90 for good to prime, and 81 7o@1 S0for
choice navys.
BUTrER-Is quiet and steady and the market
is only moderately supplied with the best grades
which are in fair consumptive demand. The
lower grades are plenty and dull; no material
change in prices We quote dairy made, prime to
cho ce 11@l3c per lb and single selected packages
for extra selections, and 179lSc for lots Inferior
grades are quoted 7@9c for medium and 3t95e for
common per lb.
CHEEsE-Is quiet and steady the demand being
moderate and the receipts limited, and prime to
choice will bring 61a@g7c per h.
COFFEE-The demand is moderate but steady,
and quoted as follows: Common Rio 14@15c, fair
to good 1691Sc, prime 19@191ac, and choice 2Oa2lc
per ID. Java, 23@27c per lb
COAL he market remains dull and nominaly
no change in prices Held afoat at SC for Ohio
River &c for Ashland, 61ac for Kanawha, and &c
for Youghiogheny, per bu. Quoted delivered to
consumers as follows: Youghiogheny 10c, Ka-
naWha and Muskingum 9910e. Hooking Valley
lOc, Ashland Sc, and OHIO River SC per bu.
CokE-Continues dull and prices about nomi-
nal. Crushed held at Sc, city manufactured at
7c, and gas-house at &C per bu, at yards; held at
2698c per bu more when delivered to consumers
EGGS-Are in moderate supply and the market
steady but quiet, and we quote them at &c per
dozen for fresh.
FRUITs-Apples selling at 81 5oa2 90 per bril-
packed, In store, and !5c@Sl % per brl, loose, on
arrival, and large receipts Peaches are in good
choice and $l@1 SO for Inferior per bu in boxes.
Pears are quoted $192 for common to good and
$2 SO for choice per bu, in boxes. Baekberries in
T q nd ana supply g and quoted wild
hu. Lemons in fair demand at $l1 509l2 per box.
HAY-The market is quiet with fair local de
ma mand and firm, Supply moderate though ample.
Old timothy will bring $10@l1 for prime to choice,
and IS 5o@9 per ton for good mixed, on arrival.
New hay is quoted $899 per ton, on arrival, for
fair to good In store g. more per ton wanted.
HEMP-Remains quiet but nominaly un-
changed. We quote rough Kentucky at $S5QgS7
per ton on arrival. Dressed hemp at 614@654c
for single, and 7A@71ac for double dressed per
lb, in jobbing lots.
MILL FEED-The demand is only moderate and
the market steady. Bran is quoted 5000 50; ship
stufts at Sll@12, and mddlings at $13@17 per ton,
all in bulk, on arrival.
MOLASSES--Market quiet and steady, with
fair consumptiye demand. New Orleans syrups
sell at 35@40c for fair to good, and 43t94Sc for
prime to choice per gallon. Refined syrups dull
at 45(a70c per gallon as to quality
OILS-Extra lard oil is steady, and demand
moderate at 60g62c for extra current make Lin
seed oil is quiet and quoted at 52D53c per gallon.
Refined petroleum is selling at 11@l3c per gallon,
as to fire test
ATOEs-Market quiet and steady, with
more moderate offerings. Selling at $l@1 IS per
brl loose from wagons. and 81 25Q91 40 packed in
store for good to choice, and some extra varieties
held higher.
PoULTRY-M Moderate demand for chickens, and
the receipts ample and no material change Sell
ing at 81 2593 for fullgrown and 81 25@2 for
young per dozen, as to size and condition. Other
poultry out of the market
SALTS quiet and steady for Ohio River and
Kanawha at 81 20 per brl of bushels, and 95c DER
brl of 2S5 lbs. Foreign salt is dun at 3435e per
bu for Turks Island, and 81 1e@1 Is per sack for
coarse Liverpool.
sEED-Steady and quiet We quote clover at
8@Slc per ID, and timothy at 81 40r91 so per bu.
saable at 81 per bu.
SUGAR-Qniet and steady, and demand fair.
We quote 714(9814c for New Orleans raw, 754@8l1c
for refined yellow, S129S7gc for extra G, 91@g954c
for white, 1o@lo14c for granulated and pow
dered, and 1012c for crushed per ID.
TALLOW-Isi in moderate demand, and country
quoted at 612t963sc per lb in packages, and ample
offerings.