The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-16

BARLEY-The market remains quiet, with very
little doing Choice fall helu at 81 1091 II, and
good TO prime at 95cgl o. per bu. Choice spring
quoted nominally Sl@l 05 per bu.
C0RN-ls quiet and moderate demand Mixed
ear is quoted 4l@42c per bu, and prime held
at the latter Lgure on track. Mixed shelled at A.
@4Sc per bu i'll elevator: White corn nominally
about 1c higher than mixed.
BULK MEATS-Qniet and steady market
Shoulder 5.7C@Jt4c, clear rib at 69Oc, and clear
sides at 7l0G7. 15c per lb all loose.
MESS PORK-ls steady and demand moderate.
ranges SOM what above or below this figure, ac-
cOrding to quantity
LARb-Tne market continues steady with good
jObbing demand and very little if any change.
We quote steam, current make at re per lb, city
kettle at SIC, and country at sc per 10, though
small lots held shade higher
BACON-M0derate demand and steady. Shoul-
ders quoted G1Sc, clea rib at ne and clear
sides at 7i4c per ID, all packed Sugar-cured
hamsat l29l3c per Id.
C0TT0N-ls firm, and dull, at previous quota
ordinary lOAc,. low middling NC, middlng
115&c good middling 10 piddlfng fair PIG
and lair l3c per ID. Stock 1905 bales.
WHLSKY-Has steady ANA fair demand and
selling to-day at 81 05 per gallon.
BEANS-There is only trif1ing demand and
the market remains dun at ST. rs per bu for choice
navys, 81 259l so for good to prime, and sO@90c
for common.
BUTTER-The demand is chiefly local and only
the best qualities wanted which are in ample but
not large Su ply The lower grades are dull and
heavy, the offerings being in excess of the sales
No material ehan,e in prices. We quote 20@2lc
fur choice creamery, and fancy selections held at
&c per h. Prime dairy-made sells at l1@l2c, and
choice Western Reserve at l3@14c per ID in lots,
and single packages OF selections will bring 159
l6c per ID. Good grades at 9(9l0e, medium at To-
&C. and common at 394c per ID.
CHEESE-Has fair active demand and the
market remains steady. selling at 7@y79c per lb
for prime to choice factory Other grades not
C0FFEE-Is in moderate demand and market
steady Rio sells at l4%@1512c for common, 16@
lIcfOr medium, 18@2Oc for good TO prime, and
2ORg22c for choice, per lb. Java at A927c per
pound.
CoAL-Moderate demand and the supply ample
No change in prices. The rates afioat are: Ohio
River at DC. Ashland at 5la96c, Kanawha at 61ac
delivered at SC for Ohio River SC for Ashland 10c
for Hooking Valley Muskingum and Kanawha
and l0e for Youshugheny per bu.
COkE-Little doing, but the market without
change. Ample offerings at Sc for crushed. 7c for
city manufactured, and &c for gas-house per bu at
yards About &c more per bu asked delivered to
consumers.
EGGs-The demand is only moderate and the
ma ket is rather weak, with more liberal receipts,
ana quoted 1OH@I1c per dozen for fresh arri-
walls.
FRUITS-Peaches in large supply and market
easy, with common to good selling at S1tal SO
Damsuns are freely offered at 81 5092 per stand
oil bushels Grapes are selling at 81 50@2 per
stand of bushels tor Ives seedlings and large
receipts, but Coneorts are scarce at S6Q7 per
stand of bushels. Pears in moderate demand
and plenty at $3 50(94 per brl fof choice and
ST 50(92 per brl for common.
HAY-The market rules steady and quiet The
local demand is fair and the supply of new am
pie. We quote prime to choice old timothy at
$lO@1l, aud good mixed at 5000 per ton. New
held at S7@s per ton ON arrival. Dealers ask So
more in store.
HEMP-Market quiet, but held firm, with light
offerings Rough Kentucky is quoted $9@9 so
per ton OH arrival, and about S5 more in store.
Dressed is obbing at TIC for double and 612c for
MILL FEED-Bran is in fair demand and
steady with liberal offerings, at $9@9 80 per ton
on arrival ShIpstutfs held at S10@11 per ton,
and middlings quoted at Sl3@l7 per ton, all in
bulk on arrival About W more per ton in store.
MOLASSES--Qulet market and steady with am
pie supply at 3S@4Sc per gallon, for good to
choice New Orleans and held at 45@SOc per gal
Ion toi refined syrups as to quality.
OlLS-Are generally quiet, with only moder-
ate demand, and the market remaining steady at
about previous prices. Lard oil is quoted at 6O6I62c
for extra current make. Linseed is Offering at 81
@32c for prime per gallon. Refined petroleum
selling at ll@l3c per gallon, as t. fire test.
POTATOES-rhe market is duh, there being
but a limited local demand and he receipts are
LIBERAL Good to choice lots in store are quoted
~ lo@l 30 per brl, packed. Selling from wagons
loose, at S9@90c per brl.
FOULTRY-Chck in fair demand and
the market well supplied and steady, with sa es
at S2g2 70 for Old and 81 25@pl 70 for half-grown
per dozen, as to quality. Other poultry merely
nominal.
SALTS in moderate request and steady, with
Ohio River and Kanawha selling at 81 20 per brl
OF bushels and 95c per brl OF bushels. Turks
Island held at 33gEi5c per bu and coarse Liver
pool at 81 l0g1 10 per sack
SEED-CloVer is quoted ut S@814c per lb, and
timothy at 81 95@1 As per bushel, and tie demand
light. FlaXseed quoted at 81 l0@l 10 per bu for
prime.
SUGAR-Is in fair demand and the market re-
mains quiet. We quote New Orleans at 714@SL4c,
refined yellow 7}tMSBc, extra Sl@@S7sc, 4 white
914g934c, granuated and powdered 10@10Ac,
crushed 10 .c PEI h.
TALLOW-Is in fair demand for country and
the receipts ample and selling at 61a9G5sc per Id,
the latter figure for packed.