The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-01

wHEAT-The market is firm to-day and very
little In; the shipments being fully large the
receipts. Demand fair. Red is quOted SS6SSe for
good to prime and 90c for choice. Amber quoted
900q93c for choice and S8990c for good TO prime,
and white held 1@2c above amber
MESS P0RK-The demand is moderate and
market steady, and quoted $40 % for jobblng lots
LARD-The demand is fair and steady. We
quote current make prime steam at 5.l0c per Id,
citv kettle at T49Sc. and country at INC per Id.
Prime winter steam nominal.
BACON-The market rules steady, and not
much doing. Shoulders packed at 51ac, clear rib
at SIC, and clear sides held at 6Ac per ID. Su-
gar-cured hams held at 10@i1%c per ID according
10 average canvaSCd and packed.
BULK MEATS-Only a moderate movement
and steady market. Quoted 4. 5.0a@5l0c for sNorI-
ders 5S0c for clear rib and l0c for clear sides per
lb, all loose, aud about &c more packed; o,
COTT0N-The market Is frm, but unchanged.
Sales to-day 100 bales Stock 3,l33 Daics we
quote as follows the official prices Ordinary 9sc
good ordinary l0t4c. low adding lO2sc, mid
ding ll34c, good middling 1l$4e, mlddling iair
l2L c, and lair l2Nc per Id.
WHlsKY-ls selling steadily at 81 03 per gallon,
with good demand.
BEANS-The market remains dull ana prices
nominally unchanged. We quote best nayys at
81 70@t So good to prime white or medium at
81 2,@1l So and common at 75@90c per Ou.
BUrTER--rhe demand is for the best grades,
which are largely needed for the local retail
trade, and with only d moderate supply. The
receipts are largely OF qua itlcs below p ime, and
they are not wanted to any extent aud continue
dull and heavy. Best creamery is quoted 2l@23c
per To- and little TO be had. Dairy made at l0(Gl3c
| for prime to emo ce and i4gl5c for Selections by
the single package. Medium grades are 4uutud i&s
SC, and common at 31l@94c per ib.
| CIIEBSI--In mudentte demand and steady and
the offerings ample, and quoted for PRIME TO
choice az 79712c per Id. Inferior quality is ell
! tireiy nominal.
C6FFEE-The market is steady and the demand
moderate, with little if amy change We quote Rio
| 14@l6c for common. 16h@l7Eyc for medium, 1S9
l9e for good l912g2OG ior pine, and 2019W2lc Tor
choice per ID, anu 2}d927c for Java per lb
COAL he market remains dun and nominally
no change in prices. Held atl3lt at SC for Onio
River, &c lor Ashland 61ac for Kanawha, and &c
| Tor Toughiogheny per bu. Quoted delivered to
consumers rs follows: Youghiogheny I0c Ka-
nawha and Mtlskingum 9@l0c, Hooking Valley
10c, ashland &c, and Onio River SC per bu.
| U0KE-ls in light request and nominal at &c for
gas-h0use, &c for city manufactured, and Sc for
crushed per bu at yards, and &c more delivered
| to Consumers.
EGGS-T'he receipts are light and market frrner,
and sales OF fresh at 7CSc per dozen aud moderate
demand
FRUITS-Peaches are selling at So o0@2 50 for
| prime to choice, and 81 2lg1 10 for nferOr, with
| good demand Apples are dull and in fully supply
at 75c9a 25 per brl, loose on arrival and 81 ESQ
! l 50 packed, in store, for good to choice. Pears
quoted 81 25@2 so for choice, and $lgl SO for in
| feri0r per bu, i'll boxes and moderate demand.
PltSns sell at SjD3 % for green gage per stand of
bu, and dansOuS at 81 50G3 for prime to choice.
| and 81 50T1 Is for wild and dc and light Lemons
quiet and steady at $l00l11 per box.
/ HAY-The market is quiet, with fair local de-
mand and firm. Supply moderate though ampte.
Old timothy will BRING Sl0@ll for prime to choice,
aud So 50699 per ton for good mixed on arrival.
|. New hay is quoted SStg9 per ton, on arrival for
i fair to good. In store 81 more per ton wanted.
HEMP-Hasa dun market but with little offer
| ing and held steady for rough Kentucky at $500
81 per ton arrival, and jobbing lots ofElressed
at 612@634c for single, and 7149712c for double
per b.
MILL FEED-Mnderate demand and steady for
! bran at $9M,9 50 per ton. Shipstuffs quiet and
freely offered at $ll@l2 per ton. NJ ddlngs steady
and quoted Sl39l7 per ton, all on arrival III store
dealers ask 81 more per ton.
MOLASSES-Demand only moderate but steady
and ample supply, and quoted for New Orleans at
}S@4Sc per gallon for iatr to choice, and refined
| syrups held at 40(dt7Ac per gallon as to quality
| OlLS-Stcady, and quiet, and lard oil is quoted
6O@l62c per gallon for extra current make, and
linseed is in moderate demand at 52gj3c per gat-
lon. Refined petroleum at IL 199l3c per gallon, Us
POTATOES-Are in moderate demand and re-
ceiLt n, with good to choice quoted 81 3J@
| | 80 ~ hed in store and IL 00@l Is for loose
from -pnS. Some very fine early rose variety
held so...twlIat higher. Inferior lots dull anG
II, minal.
PoULTRY-Live chickens are in fair demand
and the receipts large, and quoted 81 25@2 rs pc
dozen for fuil-grown, and u 259l 10 for young
per dozen.
sALT-Is quiet and steady for Ohio RIVER ant
kanawha at vi 20 per brl of 7 bushels and 95c pc
brl OF 2S5 lbs. Foreign salt is dull at &i935c pei
bu for Turks Island, and 81 10@1 l5 per sack FOL
coarse Liverpool.
sEED-Clover quiet, at S@sl4c per ID. limo
thy is in moderate demand at 81 35tG1 45 per uu
Flax seed is quoted 81 per bu. Seed buckwheat il
dull at 7a@hUc per Du.
SUGAR-Is moderately active, and market
steady. Quoted as follows: 7l4@6l4c for New Or
leans raw 7j4dSl4c for refined yellow, S12(1S7st
for extra c, !l49g54c for A white, 10@1014c for
granulated and powdered, and 1012c for crushed
per lb.
TALLOW-The market is quiet and steady, and
selling for country at SIC per lb.