The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
CINCINNATI DAHLY MARKET.


| FLOUR-Quiet aud firm market We quote:
| Family 81 40G94 so for ordinary and $j95 rs for
fancy brands. Extra So S5@i 20. Superfne So 500
9 TO- Low grades at S. 2jG12 GO per brl. Spring
ordinary, and s. 25@5 Go for prime to choice
brands OF Minnesota. Rye -four selling at $393 25
as TO OIL lity
| OATS-Are in fair consumptive demand for the
| local trade and otherwise dull market Libcr ]
offerings at 25m27c for new white and 22@2lc for
mixed, as to quality Old firm with light Offer
ings and held 3O@$2c for prime to choice white,
2SCa30c for mixed. Inferior dull and nominal.
| CORN-The market is steady hut quiet. with
ample offerings Ear is quoted 42c per bu for
mixed on track, and this is the outside figure,
with bids shade less. Mixed shelled quoted 42112
| 05i3c ler bu
WEEAT-Ist firm to-day with little or no change
Red is quoted S5@SSc for fair, 9D@92c for good
milling 95@96c for prime, ana some choice red
| sold at 81 per bu. Amber sold at 81 for choice,
quoted 95@97cfor good to prime White is quoted
95c@Sl for good to prime, and 81 O3@1 05 for
! choice per b.
BAC6N--The demand is small and the market
easy. Shoulders quoted 6}2c, cloar rib at 100
760c, and clear sides re per lb, all packed Su-
gar-curcd hams quiet and light offerings at 100
BE per h, ctnvased and packed.
MESS PORK-The demand is moderate and the
market easy quoted $l1 for prime city and held
at Sl1 % per brl.
LARD-Tho market is easy and fairly active
Current make steam is quoted TIC per h. Kettle
jobbing at 71s@Sc for country. and Sts@S12c for
BULK MEATs-Thc market is easy and fair
movement with better offerings. Shoulder loose
quoted 57sc Clear rib at .90G97c and clear sides
held at nc per lb. Packed meats about nc more
than loose
RYE-Is quiet and steady with ample but mod
crate supply Prime to choice sample on arrival
quoted 55@57c per bu. Inferior lots offering down
to SOC per pu, as to quality.
BARLEY-Is in moderate demand and the mar
ket unsettled, Fall sample held at $l@l 10 per bu
for prime to choice
| nj, 1..l+
prices unchanged. We quote: Ordinary 10c, good
ordinary 10Ac. low middling l14c, middling
115zc, good middling 12c, middling fair 121zc
and fair l3c per lb.
Change to-day at 81 05 per gallon.
BEANS-The market is dun and nominally un-
unchanged We quote 81 75Gll so for best navys,
81 25@l SO for good to prime and 9Oc@$l for com
BUTTER-The market is quiet and steady with
little or no change The receipts are liberal but
mostly of the lower grades. Best table butter is in
moderate supply and has a fair demand for the
local retail trade. Creamery sells at 20@23c and
dairy at l2@ 5c per lb the outside figure for
extra selections. Good packing grades quoted 9@
l0c per h. Inferior grades dull at 7@Sc for medium
and 3II+C for common.
CHEESE-Is in fair demand for prime to choice,
and The offerings light and selling at 7@711ac per
lb. Interior quality duh and nominal.
COFFEE--ls in moderate demand and market
steady Rio sells at l4l90151ac for common, LOG
l1Clor medium, lSW2Oc for good to prime, and
2Ol5@22c for choice, per h. Java at 24@27c per
pound.
COAL-Dull and nominally without change
Stocks aioat held at 7c for Youghiogheny, &C for
Kanawha 512@6c for Ashland, and &c for Ohio
River per bu. Delivered to consumers at 10c for
Youghiogheny, 9@10c for Kanawha, Muskingum
and Hooking Valley, &c for Ashland, and SC for
Ohio River per bu.
COKE-Is dull but steady at previous prices
Held at yards &c for gas-house, 7c for city manu-
factured and Sc for crushed. and delivered to con-
sunlers at &c more per bu,
EGGS-The market is quiet and steady, with
moderate receipts Fresh arrivals quoted at lie
per dozen.
FRUITS-Fair demand for peaches, and plenty
at 81 25@2 for inferior to good and $2 25@2 rs for
prime to choice per bu in boxes. Apples in large
supply and free offerings at 60c@1 per brl, loose
on arrival, and choice held at 81 90 per bril-
packed, in store. Peaches in ample supply, and
demand fair. atSl 75@2 Is for Ives seedlings per