The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-10
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CINCINNATI DAkLY MARKET.

FLOUR-There is a fair demand and steady.
Fanny at "a 3594 IS for ordinary to fancy, accord
ing to quality or reputat on of brand. Extra will
bring S3 SJ94 10, and some held at $i per brl. Su-
pcriine dull at 81 7j6l3 10. Low grades at So l0tG
50 pcr brl. Rye flour offering at So OOa3 70 per
brl as To quail ty, but demand Tor it rather light.
Spring wheat -four held up to S. 30 for choice
MInneso a, and offering at 81 5OGg4 Sc for ordi-
nary per br.
BARLEY-1s dull and not much on the market
CHI ice fall quoted 81 per bu.
OAIS-Are in moderate local demand and am
pie supply Choice new quoted 27c for white and
25C for mixed. Inferior dull down To 2le per bu.
Old held al 2S929c for prime to choice, per bu.
WHEAT-The market is is steady and fairly ac-
tive with moderate offerings. Prime to choice
am Der quoted 95@97c per bu and good milling at
90@93c. No 2 red sold at 95c on track and good to
prime sample quoted at SjGG90c, and fair milling
grades OF red or amber at S5tgS7c per bu Inferior
dull at 75g80c Choice white sold at CSC and some
fancy lots at II per bu.
CORN-The market is quiet and easy. The re-
ce.pts are large and the demand moderate.
Mixed ear is quoted PFC per bu and will sell at
bu, and hardly saable at tn 8 in elevator. White
corn nomnaly ashade higher than mixed.
R4E-Tne market rules steady, but not much
doing Prime sample quoted 50c per bu on track,
fair to good at 47@ Sc per bu No. in elevator is
quoted 5lts53c per bu and held at the latter.
MESS PORK-Market rather easy and only a
moderate demand at ST. and more readily
offered at inside figure for prime city per brl.
LARD-The demand is fair and market
steady with little change. Prime steam current
make quoted at 7G0c per ID. Kettle leaf at SAG
SIC for city, and 77sGSc for country per ID.
BULK MEATS-Is in moderate demand but
steady. Shoulders firm and held at 5.60(956 65c,
clear rbquoted 61ac and clear sides at 6@4t964c
per Id, all loose
BACoN-Isi in moderate demand and steady.
Shoulders quoted 6@6hc. Clea rib at 71sC97>4c,
Gear sides at TIC per Ib packed. Sugar-cured
hams at il@i21ac. Shoulders at 61l@6s4c per ID.
COTrON-Ha8 firm market to-day at yester-
pStip p,atI at Lo1nc
IN, nts Az bales, and no receipts. Quoted at the
Cotton Exchange as follows: Ordinary 10c good
ordinary lG4c low middling 11Ac, middlng
ll2sc, good mfaling l2c, budding fair 121ac
Wl..sKY is still selling at 81 O4 per gallon and
good demand
BEANS-The demand is light and market dull
and nominal at 81 70Cgl 80 for choice navys 81 251
| 80 for good tU PRIME, and 90c@$l 0O for common,
per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are liberal and the sup
ply of lower grades is excessive, but the finer quail
itlCs, which are in good local demand, are rather
scarce. Prices are steady and without material
change We quote creamery 20@23c per Id, and
l2G l5C for dalry-made the outside figure for extra
sci ctions Good packing lots held at 99l0c, me-
dilln al 7WSc, ana common at 3N4c per ID.
CHEESE-lias moderate sale and the market is
steady and quiet at 7tg715c per lb for prime to
choice factory. Inferior duh and nominal at 5@g
GOFFEE-Ts moderately active and steady with
ample supply. Rio sells at IA 10l5Iac for common,
lGGy17c IOr lair, 17L@l82c for good, l9@l91ac for
Prime, and 2OgAc for choice, per Id. Java at
2Ilg27c per h.
COAL--Malket dull with only light seasonable
demand, The rates aHoat are: Youghiogheny &c,
Kanawha SIC, Ashland 52a@6c, and OHIO River SC
per bu, We quote as follows delivered to con
sumers: Youghiogheny 10c Kanawha and Mus
lingum Valley 1Oc, Ashland &c, and Ohio River
Sc per bu.
GOKE-Market dull and unchanged. Held at6c
for gaS-house. &c for city manufactured, and Sc
for crushed. at wards. and delivered N
consumers
EGGs-Are selling at 11@12c per d zen for fresh
arrivals, and the receipts only moderate with fair
FRUlTS-NIarket quiet for apples at 5n@75c per
brl from wagon, loose, ana $19l % per brl packed
in store. Peaches are in fair demand and receipts
ample, and saiable at 81 2592 per bu in boxes, as
to quality, and some very choice held a little
higher Pears quiet at Sl9l 25 for common and
up to s. fur choice per bu. Lemons are i'll fair de-
mand at SS@9 per box.
HAY-Is steady and quiet with good consump-
tive demand Tor the best grades. We quote new at
$7@9 per ton as TO qualify and ample offerings.
Oid is scarce and quoted $l0@ll for prime to choice
timothy and $s09 for good mixed per ton, all in
bales on arrival.
HEMP-The demand is light and market dull.
Rough Kentucky is in limited supply at $S5@S7
per ton. Dressed quoted at 612@7l2c per lb, as to
quality, in store, for jObbing lots.
MILL FEED-Bran remains steady and demand
mOuerate at $9@9 50 per ton. ShiIstunS dull and
held steady at $l09ll per ton. Middlings moder-
atey active and steady atSI3@ per ton, on arrival
Dealers asking So more in store,
MOLASSES-New Orleans is selling well at 500
iOc for common to good choiCe, and moderate
supply, but refined syrups edull at 45@70c Pr
gallon, as to quality
OILS-Refned petroleum is selling at 10l4@19c
per gallon as to fire test, and fair demand. Lard
oil is quiet and steady at 62@65c per gallon for
rent make. Prime linseed is slow and freely Of
fered at 52@53c per gallon.
POTATOES-The demand is light and the mar
kpt uIIiPt with a large SnpDlV Sailing from