The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-31
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


FLOUR-Is in fair demand. Market steady and
ample offerings Family 81 35(G4 IS for ordinary,
and $5@5 GO for fancy, per brl. Extra at 50 500
TO- superfine at $3@3 80, and low grades at s. 50
Gg2 70 per bril- Spring wheat -four up to s. rs for
choice Minnesota, and $5G95 35 for ordinary Rye
-four selling slowly at So logs 80 for prime to
choice, and s. 90g3 for inferior per brl.
WilEAT-The market is shade easy to-
day Prime to choice white quoted 976G9Sc per
bu, and good at 95. Amber quoted at 92a94c
for choice and 92tQ94c for prime. Red at 92@993c
for choice, SS@9lc for fair to prime, and 809S5c
for inferior per bu.
COPN--The market is steady and quiet with
larger rees'Hts to-day Mixed ear is quoted at 4215
@943c al, come prime sold on track at the inside
figure. No shelled is quoted 43c in elevator;
white ear at 43@43c12, but about nominal.
BARbEY-Market inactive and receipts large.
GOOD to prime fall quoted at 81 05@1 OF, and chs ice
held 3455c more per bu.
OATS-Dull and nominally unchanged. Re-
cnipts heavy. We quo e. Mixed at 23(d24e, and
choice white at 25@26c per bu. Inferior grades
nominal
RYE-Has only slow trade and the market
steady though quiet Prime to choice sample
quoted 52a54c per bu and fair to good at 500a52c
per bu on track, and held I@2c more in elevator
MESS PORk--The market remains quiet and
steady: Prime city mess is quoted $40 co. and bids
at $40 for round lots
LARD-Moderate demand and steady Current
make steam 7.05g7 lOc per lb, and some bids at
7c. City kettle S4@Sasc, and country 7s4@7Ac
per lb.
BULK MEATs-Have but a slow SALE and an
easy market. We quote shoulders at SOS. .10c,
mostly the inside figure; clear rib at s. 9o@6c, and
held H@Ac more for packed meats.
BACoN-Is very quiet and market continues
easy. shoulders at 59sc, clear rib at SIC, and
clear sides at 7(971sc per lb, all packed. Sugar
and breakfast bacon at S4@S3Sc per lb.
COFTON-Market firm and prices unchanged
Wequote as follows: Ordinary 10c, good ordinary
10szc, low middling 1114c middling 115sc good
per lb. Stock here estimated at 74S bales.
WHISKY-Moderate demand and steady at 81 06
per gallon.
BEANS-Continue dull, but held steady with
al so for good to prime white or medium, and rs
@90c for common per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are liberal, but large
proportion of the offerings are of inferior grades
while the finer qualities, having ready sale for
the local retail trade, are rather scarce Prime to
choice lots are quoted 18@21c for creamery and Il
@14c for dairy made, but extra selections of either
held 112c beyond these figures for single pack
ages. Very little demand for qualities below
prime, and held at 8@10c per lb for medium to
good and 313@5c for common per lh
CHEESE-The demand is only moderate but the
market rules firm, and selling for prime to choice
CoFFEE-Is in moderate demand and steady
with ample supply, and quoted for Rio at 2@23c
for choice, 191a02lc for good to prime. 171a@
ls1ac for medium. and |. 155$@is1ae a5e for common
POt ~, oho AOA vo'e "e 1oVtE'S pe1Ap
C0AL-Supply ample and demand light The
rates adoat are: Youghiogheny 7c, Kanawha SIC,
Ashland 511a96c, and Ohio River &c per bu De
livered to consumers as follows: Ohio River at
Sc, Ashland at &c. Kanawha, Muskingum and
Hooking Valley at lOc, and Youghiogheny at 1Oc
per bu.
COKE-Little doing and liberal supply, but
prices nominally without change Gas-house &c,
city manufactured 7c, and crushed &c per bu at
yards. and &c more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-Fresh arrivals are selling at 13@131ac per
dozen, with moderate receipts and fair demand
FRUITS-Moderate offerings of peaches but
ample, and market steady at 75e@$1 80 for COM
mon to good, 81 1892 for prime and held at 50 SO
az rs for very choice varieties per bu. Pears quiet
and moderate offerings of prime to choice Bart
let's at $4@5 per brl, packed, and 81 50@1 rs per
bu, in boxes Grapes in good supply and fair de-
mand at 81 4o@3 for Concord and 81 50@1 rs for
Ives Seeding per stand Of 2 bu. Damsons selling
at $2t92 so per stand of bu and fair demand.
Apples abundant but not much demand, and held
at 81 25@1 50 per BRIL- packed In store for prime to
choice, and 60c0$1 per bril- loose from wagons
Lemons are quoted S79S SO per box.
HAY-Is IN moderate demand and the market
amply supplied and steady. New is quoted S9@10
per ton for prime to choice timothy, S8@8 so for
good mixed and S6 50@7 for common, all on ar
rival. Old 10 merely nominal, with hardly any left
on the market
HEMP--The market 10 steady and quiet and no
material change. We quote rough Kentucky u