The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-12
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 12--2P. N.

FLOUR-The demand is fair and the market is
steady and quiet Family sells at 81 350G4 rs for
ordinary and ranging up to So 70 for fancy. Extra
hedat 50 SJ@l 10. Supcrtine dun at S. 753 90, and
low grades al ~ l0g2 so. Rye flour Is quoted
So 00@3 10 for ordinary. and held up to So 70 for
choice NOrthwt stern. Spring wheat -four firm
and scarce at 81 4Oog4 81 for ordinary, and $5@
5 20 for good to choice per br.
BARLEY-Is dull with hardly enough doing to
estaD ish reliable quotations. Held nominally at
9Octa$l per bu for prime to choice fall.
CORN-Is steady, with good demand and large
receipts Mixed car is quoted 420l43c and several
car loads sold at the outside price, delivered
Mixed sneiled quoted 4S@+4c per bu, in elevator.
White corn viii. bring but d shade more than
mixed, and little of it offered or wanted.
OATS-The market is qu ct and steady with
ample receipts but offerings not large Old scarce
and held at 4 c for choice white, and 28tp29c for
prime mixed. Now quoted 2}@25c for good to
prime mixed, and 25@2Sc for white, but none
offering 10 bring the outside figures
WHEAT--In fair demand and firm. White
quoted 81 for choice q5@9 CSC for good to prime
Amber 94Q97c for prime to choice and 90992c for
lair to good. Red at 9jW9Gc for choice, 92tgJ3c for
prime ami S5(9Oc Tor lair to good, and S0GS2c for
ordinary, per bu.
RYE-Is in moderate demand and the market
is stenGy and ample offerings. Choice sample
quoted at 541 soc, and good 10 prime at 52953c per
Ju on arrival. No. in elevator quoted at soc
per bu
MESS PORK-The demand is only moderate,
but the market remains firm, and city brands
quoted mt Sll per Drl, SPOT and holdels want q
shade more for small lots.
LARD-Is III moderate request and the market
is steady ana prices generally sustained. Prime
steam is quoted 81 65@7 70 for current make.
Winter steam nominal ut ne per- Country kettle
leaf is held at Sc, and city j0bbng slowly at S3sCg
SIC per Id.
BULK MEATs-Firm, but only jobbing de-
mand. Shoulders quoted 5.65@5 roc, clear rib
held at G4c ami clear sides at 7c per Id, all loose
Held M(9i4c more for packed.
BACON-Market steady and firm, with moderate
demand. Shoulders quoted 66e6. l0c clea rib at
7Mc and clear sides at 71a@71sc per h. all
packed Sugar-cuted meats quiet at II 12Gtl212c for
hams, G1@@17c for shoulders, and Sg9c for break
rast bacon per lb.
COTTON-Is firm, but light sales. Stock 1878
bales, We quote: Ordinary 10c, good ordinary
104c, low midding 11Ac, middling n9sc,
good mddling l2c rriddling fair 1910, and
fair l3c per Id.
WHISKY - Selling to-day at 81 o4 per gallon.
Demand fair and market steady.
BEANS-The market remains dull with light of
ferings and nominally unchanged. Best navys
quoted at 81 75@l 70, good to prime white 81 25g
80, and inferior S0c@S1 90 per bu.
BUT1ER-COntinues quiet and steady with lit
large and the demand is fair only for the best
grades. Selling 20923c for creamery; extra Sc
lections only will bring the outside prices and
12gl4C for prime to choice dairy-made and 1l2c
low prime are not wanted and held at 9@l0c for
good packing lots, 7@Sc for medium, and 3@5c for
common per lb.
CHEESE-The demand is fair and the market
firm with liberal offerings and prime to choice
quoted 7Na712c per lb
COFFEE-Qulet market and firm with moder-
ate demand. We quote Rio common at 14129151ac
medium at l6la9l7c, good to prime at 1712@l915c.
and choice at 20l2@2lc per lb, Java at A@27c
per h.
COAL-Market dull with only light seasonable
demand. The rates afoat are: Youghogheny 7c
Kanawha 61ac, Ashland 519g6c, and Ohio River SC
per bu. We quote as follows delivered to con-
sumers: Youghiogheny 10c, Kanawha and Mus
kingum Valley 10c, Ashland &c, and Ohio River
SC per bu.
COKE-very little demand but the market nom
inally unchanged. Gashouse at6c, city manufac-
tured at 7c. crushed at Sc per bu, at yards; and
held &c more per bu delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The demand is moderate and the receipts
more ample, with fresh arrivals quoted at lie per
d zen.
FRUITS-Peaches are selling at 81 5Oa2 per bu
in boxes for prime to choice, but some extra varie-
ties held at So 50@2 rs. Apples in full supply
and offered at 50c@Sl per brl, loose, on arrival,
packed i'll store. Grapes in fair demand and
quoted Sc 5097 for Concord, and 81 75@2 25 for
Ives Seeding, per stand of two bushels. Pears in
ample supply and sell at $212 so per brl for COM
mon and 81 50g1 rs per bu in boxes for choice
Bartletts
tive demand ior the best grades. We quote new at
$7Ce9 per ton, as to quality, and ample offerings
Old is scarce and quoted $0@11 for prime to choice
timothy, and $S@9 for good mixed per ton all in
bales on arrival.
HEMP-Market dull but offerings light and held
steady for rough Kentucky at SS5@S7 per ton on
arrival Fair jobbing demand for dressed at 714@
MILL FEED-Steady and quiet market and lib
eral offeringA and no material change Bran 500