The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-29

S3G3 So and low grades at 50 406t2 70 per brl.
Spring wheat flour ranges 81 S595 70 per bIl, ac-
curd;ng to quality or reputation of brand. Rye
i9ur qnietat SS9S 80, the latter figure for choice
BARLEY-Quiet and liberal offerings. Prime
10 choice fall held at Sll OF per bu, but BIDS AZ
@Sc less and fair TO good Offering at 9O@95e
per bu.
RYE-The demand is frir and the market
steady. G dice sample held at sic, prime at 52g
SIC, and inferior nominal Il 5Cc per bu. No. 2 in
elevator held AW55c per bu, and generally
sgtlable at the inside figure.
OATS-Market dull but held steady. Choice
white, 25@26c per bu. Mixed at 2c for prime, 29
23c for fair to good and 2Oc for common per bLl.
WllEAr-The market remains steady and lair
demand. Red sold to-day at 93c for No 2. aud
quoted 9O@goc for prime sample lots and 85@sSc for
ta + To good per bu. Amber is quoted 94e for No.
and 9Jd&c for good TO prime sample. White IS
quoted 95@95c Tor good to prime. Hardly any
choice white offered, and would bring 9799Sc per
bushel.
. BACON-Has n weak market and is neglected
Shoulders quoted 52sc clear rib sides 654@61se,
and clear side, 11sc per ID, all packed. Sugar,
cured meats in good consumptive demand and
quoted llAGl3c per ID for hams, as 10 average or
brand, and 7t47I4c for bacon per ID.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and easy, and
quoted SlOM1 25 per br for city III IS.
LARD-Is in moderate jobbing demand and the
market easy We quote prime currCntlnake
at 7I0j per b. city kettle at SIC and country do
at re but held at 1s9l4c more for small jobbing
lots.
BULK MEATS-Are in moderate demand and
market easy. Shoulders at 51095.15c, clear rib
sides at 6G16l0c, and clear sides at 614@6.30c per
Id, all loose, and &c more packed.
CORN-Demand moderate and market steady
Ear is quoted 42@i2i2c per bu for prime mixed
on track and shelled at 42c on arrival and 42l7
@4Sc in elevator. White about 1c above mixed
COTTON-ls firm and quiet Quotations are
without material change Sales at the Cotton Ex.
change to-day POS bales. StocG 705 bales. No re-
eeipts. We quote: Ordinary 10c good ordinary
10Mc. low middling 114c, middling 115Sc good
middlng 12c, middling fair 121ac, and fair 13(
WHISKY-The demand is fair and the market
steady with sales at 81 06 per gallon.
BEANS-There is a steady and quiet market, with
light supply, and we quote choice navys at 81 u
al 50, fair to good white 81 2j@l so, and common
at 60MI5C per bu.
BUTTER-The demand is fair only 70" the best
grades, and the market remains steady, but quiet
| and no material change. The receipts are large
but mostly OF inferior grades. Only light offer
ings of fine qualities. Quoted at 22g23C for selec
tons OF creamery and lS@2lc for lots; 12@14c fOr
prime to choice dairy-made, and l0D2e more fol
single selected packages Good lots at 99l0c, me-
dium held at 6g7c, and common at 3Ggic per lb.
| CHEESE-Is selling at 7I2@SGper ID for prime tc
choice factory and the demand fair, with light re
| ceipts.
| COFFEE-Market steady and quiet at previous
prices. Rio quoted at l5l2Ql612c for common,
| l791Sc for medium, 1942lc for good to prime
and 226e23c for choice, per ID. Java is selling al
25029c per lb.
| COAL--Moderate seasonable demand and steady
market. Offerings afOat at 7C for YoughiOgheny
| 6120Q7c for Kanawha, 51%16c for Ashland and sc
| for Ohio River per bu. To consumers delivered
at Sc for Ohio River, Sc for Ashland 9I%g10c fol
Kanawha, Hooking Valley and Muskingum, and
| 10c for Youghiogheny per bu.
| COKE-ls in light demand, and nominally un
| changed. We quote gas-house at &c, city manu-
factured at 7c, and crushed at Sc per bu al
! yards and to consumers at &c more, delivered.
EGGS-rhe demand is fair and the marke
steady, and only moderate offerings at 129l21aC
| per dozen.
FRUlTS-Apples quoted at 5O@SOc per brl, loose
on arrival, and prime to choice packed in store al
81 25@l SO per brl. Peaches in fair demand anG
plenty at S2l@2 . for very choice, 81 25@l IS foi
! fair to prime, and down to SOC for common pei
bu, in boxes. Damsons 81 7j(92 per stand OF 2 bu
and COARSE per bu, loose Pears SO J094 per brl
packed, for choice, and Sl@1 % per bu, in boxes
Grapes in ample supply and fair demand at SO 81
81 for Concord, and 81 j0@2 for Ives Seeding pei
stand OF bushels
| HAI-Market firm and fair consumptive de
mand, and ample offerings Of new. We quote
prime to choice timothy at $9GIl0, and medium
at SOS so, and inferior at Sc 50l7 80 per ton or
arrival. Choice old timothy at $ll per ton, bu
scarce
| HEMP-ls in light demand for rough Kentucky
with moderate offerings, and sales at $95@lO0 pc
ton, on arrival. We quote dressed in iObDlng lot