The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-17
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKE EFT.

CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 17--2P NJ
FLOUR-Is in good cOnsumptive demand FAM
lily quoted 81 40694 80 for ordinary and s. 2505 rs
for fancy brands extra at So S5@t Is, superfne at
50 9093 20, and low grades at S. 2j@2 G5 per bril-
Rye flour quiet. at $3@2 20. Spring wheat flour
firm, with little Offerings, at 81 5094 50 for nfe-
rior, and up to s. 65 for choice per bril-
OATS-Are in full supply and demand mOder-
ate, and new is quoted 2292ic for good to prime
mixed and 26c forchoice white. Old scarce and
about nominal at 2S@30c per bul for prime to
choice Inferior grades dull and nominal.
WHEAT-Is easier to-day and a snade lower
White quoted 95@97c for good to prime, and 81 for
choice, per bu- Amber, 0j@97c frprme to choice.
Red 90995c, good to choice and S0@S7c for or
binary to medium, per bu.
CORN-The demand is fair and market steady.
Mixed ear quoted 42c per bu, on track, for prime.
Shelled at 422a9i3c. White corn nominaily
shade higher than mixed.
BARLEY-Is quiet and steady with more liberal
receipts. Fall quoted 81 0j9l 10 for prime to
choice sample, and inferior nominal down to SOC
per bu.
RYE-The demand is only moderate and market
! steady. Sample on track quoted 54@56e per bu,
and fair to good at 52953c Inferior dull and
nominal.
ket easy Shoulders quoted at 538e clear rib at
60e62c, and clear sides held at 634c per ID, all
loose, and &c more packed Sale of 25O,0o0lbs Of
clear rib to-day at 614c per lb, buyer August
Shoulders quoted &c, clear rib held at 1897 4Oc,
and clear sides 758c per h. but generally held
somewhat higher, all packed. Sugar-cured hams
at 13W14c per ID and moderate consumptive de-
mand and light offerings
MESS PORK-The demand is light and the
market dull and weak. City mess quoted $40 7jY
II per brl
LARD-The market is quiet and easy Current
make prime steam quoted 746E7}sc per lb! Kettle
leaf city rendered jobbng slowly ut 3}s6gS14c and
country quoted 7s4(@8c per lb.
COTTON-Has a firm market to-day and no quo
table change in prices Stock $50 bales Receipts
to-day, ITO bales, and shipments l55 bales. The
following are the official quotations: Ordinary 10c,
good ordinary 1054c. low middling 1ll4c, mid
ding 115Sc, good mddling 12c, mddlng fair
PFC, and lair l3c per ID.
WHISKY-Sells freely at 81 O5 per gallon and
has q firm marketi
BEANS-Duil and nominally unchanged
Choice navys at 81 75(9i so, good to prime white
81 2569l 50, and common to fair at 75c4$l per bu
BUTTER-Is quiet and steady with liberal ret
ceipts but only moderate offerings OF the bes-
grades, which are still in good local demand The
lower grades are dull and heavy, the supply being
excessive and demand light Creamery sells at
2023c per ID, but only extra selections will bring
the outside figure. Dairy is quoted ll@l2c
for prime and 13@14c for choice and selections by
the single tub selling up to 16c per h. Good
packing lots bring 9@10c, medium grades held at
6@1c and common at 343%c per ID.
| CHEESE-The demand is moderate but The mar
ket remains steady Offerings light, and prime
to choice factory sells at 7@712c per lb.
CoFFEE-Steady and quiet market and fair
14l4@151ac, fair to good at 16H@lS1ac prime at
l932@20c, and choice at 2lc per ID. Java selling
at 24g27e per ID.
COGL-Moderate demand and the supply ample
! No change in prices The rates atlOat are: Ohio
River at &C. Ashland at 5I3@Gc, Kanawha at 61Rc
and Yougniogheny at 7c per bu. To consumers
delivered at SC for Ohio River &c for Ashland, 1Oc
| for Hooking Valley, Muskingum and kanawha,
and 10c for Youghiogheny per bu.
| COKE-Dull, having very light demand, and
prices nominally as follows: Gas-house at &c, city
manufactured at &c, crushed at &C. at yards, and
delivered to consumers at &c more per bu.
EGGS-The recei pts are moderate and the mar
ket steady and quiet with fresh quoted at 1870
lie per dozen, and demand fair.
FRUIIS-PeacheS are steady with ample re-
ccipts and fair demand and selling ut 75c@$ per
bu i'll boxes, and some very fine quality at ~ OOG
2 25 per bu. Grapes in fair demand and Ives
seedlings plenty at 81 5Q@2 per stand OF bushels,
and ConcOrds in more liberal supply and selling
at S5@6 per stand of bushels. Apples are in
moderate demand, and liberal offerings at 5Oc@s1
per brl loose from wagon, and 81 OO@l so per brl
packed in store Pears in good supply and mod
crate demand at 50 5O@94 per brl packed in store,
and 81 0O93 per brl loose on arrival for prime to
choice. Damsons quoted at 81 5e91 75 per stand
OF bushels loose. Lemons in fair demand and
moderate supply at IS 5099 90 per box. Oranges
scarce and quiet at Sc 5O(97 so per box.
HAY-Steady and quiet market with moderate
demand. Old sells at Sl00ll for prime to choice
timothy, and IS 5O@9 90 for good mixed per ton.
ity, all in bales on arrival.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in light supply and
firm, though with moderate demand, and is held
at S919 so per ton on arrival Dressed hemp is in
fair jobbins demand at 619@g654c for single and
74671ac for double dressed per ID in store
MILL FEED-Steady and quiet for bran, and
ample supply at $9@9 80 per ton sslhipsqtts du
crate request at Sl3@l7 per ton, all in bulk, on
arrival. Held at " more in store per ton.
SSES--Qulet market and steady with am
pie supply at 3S@1Sc per gallon, for good to
lon fOI refined syrups as to quality.
OlLS-Lard oil is freely offered but has not
much demand, and current-make extra quoted at
6ll62c per gallon. Prime linseed is quiet and
held steady at lGe52c. Refined petroleum fairly
active at lOE@13c per gallon, according to fire
test.
POTATOEs-Ma steady and quiet, with
full supply, and demand local and moderate, sell
ing at 70@85c per bril- on arrival loose, and at 81 10
al % per brl packed, in store.
POULTRG-Live chickens are selling rather
slowly at SOP so for full-grown and 81 25(a1 rs
for small halG-grown fowls, and the receipts lib
eral, with moderate demand.
SALTS in moderate request and steady, with
Ohio River and Kanawha selling at 81 % per br
of bushels and 95c per brl of bushels. Turks
Island held at 33@35c per bu and coarse Liver
pool at 81 I091 ID per sack.
SEED-The market generally dull for clover and
timothy, and moderate offerings at S@S14c per lb
for the former audSl 4091 45 per ton for the latter
Flax seed salable at 81 lo@l Is per bu.
SUGAR-Has a steady and quiet market, with
no material change. Quotations as follows: New
Orleans at 74@SAc refined yellow 72s@Sllsc,
and powdered 10@l04c, crushed l0%c per lb.
TALLOW-Moderate demand for coun ry, and
steady market at SIC per ID, in packages.