The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-07

demand fair with very little in. White is quoted
9199Sc for choice, 93@95c for good t. prime;
Sa6o Shoiee "a, amber at &C. prime At Ss9$c @ and
lrme, 929gc for choice and sun lots held at 94c.
Inferior wheat is dub and nominal, down TO 75c
per bu.
CORN-Is quiet and easy with large receipts and
little demand to-day Mixed car quoted 4lGl2c
per bu on track and held at the latter figure.
Shellcd, 42tq43c per bu.
OATS-The demand Is light and market quiet.
New are quoted &c for choice white and 2392jc
for fair to prime mix, d. Old are hcld at 3lg3lc
for choice white. Common grades dull and NOM
inal.
RYE-The market is au' ct and steady Good to
prime sample quoted 4SS50c and Oh ice at j2c
per bu on track. Low grades dull and nominal
BULK MEATS-ATe in fair demand and have
strong market Shoulders quoted j149J3Ac, clear
rib at Gtc anu clear sides at 65sc per H. all loose,
and about &c mora packed.
BACON-ls q,.iet but firm md held somewhat
higher Shoulders quoted SIC. Cea rib at !(9
shade more asked for small jobbini lots. Sugar
cut ed hams at 1lNll2c. Shoulders at 65SdG56c.
Breakfast bacon a 8tgSlc.
MESS PORk-The market is firm, and prime
city is quoted Sll per BRIL- spot, and not much Of
ferng at this.
LARD-IIas firm market and an upward tend
ency. entmake steam is held al 7.65Gp7. .7Jc,
but buvers offer a shade less. CITY kettle held at
81 @SLpc, and country do at 71s@Sc per lb
COTTON-liaS a firm market to-day, and prices
advanced h@14C on all grades. Sales at the Cot
ton Exchange 60 bales. Quoted now as follows
Ordinary zoe, good ordinary lG54c. low m ddlinS
llAe, middling 1l3sc, good mIddlIng nc pud-
dlmg fair l2%c and lair l3c per 10.
WL4sKl-is steady. Selling to-day al 81 Oh per
gallon and the demand fair.
BEANS-The market duh and nominally I'M
changed. Choice at 81 %, good prime at 81 SOC
so, and common at 90r9$l per bu
BUTTER-ShOWs little or no change. The re-
ceipts are ample but not excessive except for the
lowest grades which are dull. The best qualities
remain in good consumptive demand and firm at
20I23c for creamery the outside price for extra
lcCtions: and l1@ic for prime u choice dairy,
but held at 1j@l6c for single selected packages
Medium AIDES held at 7@9c, and common down
to &c per ID,
CHEESE-Ts steady and quiet with fair consump-
tive demand Prime to choice factory sells at To
COFFEE-The market is steady and quiet and
ample offerings. We quote Common Rio at 14e
Ice, fair to good at l6Egls12c, prime at l9@20c
and choice at 2O14Y2lc per lb Java sells at &@27c
per h.
COAL-very little doing but steady at previous
prices. Offered afluat at &c fOr Ohio River 5(9Gc
for Ashland, sc for Kanawha, and 7c for Yougn-
iogheny per bu. Delivered to consumers at Sc for
Ohio, &c for Ashland, 10c for Kanawha and Mus
kingum, loc for Hooking Valley and Youghiogheny
per bu
CoKE-In light demand and nominal Gas,
house &C. city manufactured 7c and crushed Sc
per bu at yard, and &c more delivered
EGGS-Fair demand, and fresh selling at 1910
lie per dozen, with moderate supply and firm
market
FRIrITS-Annlns duIl and larpe receipts and
quoted A, mi d her brl packed and son 75c ner brl
loose, from wagon Peaches IN good demand and
abundant and selling at Siml 60 for common to
good. and 81 7jm2 for prime to choice, per ba. in
boxes Pears sell at 81 50Ga3 per brl for common
and Sl 7561l per bu for c6oice. Cranes in light
supply and held at S3m3 so per stand of bushels
Plums quoted s2@2 80 for Damsons and SO 5Oa4
for Green Gage. her stand of bushels
HAY he market is steady and the demand
mostly local Old hay sells at $10@l1 per ton or
prime to choice timothy and SSGy for good mixed,
on arrival, New held at eT6I9 ner ton as to quail
ity, on arrival. In store, abSut a. more renu1red
HEMP-Has a dull market for rough Kentucky,
with light offerings and held at S85a87 Der ton on
arrival Dressed IS quoted al 7IIa7Cac for double
and 6iI60GsIc single dressed ner h
Mill, FEED-is quiet and Steady with modera,e
demand and the offerings ample, We quote bran