The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-12
REVIEW OF THE CIECINEATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l2-2 P. NJ.
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Flour continues steady with fair consumpuVe
demand. Selling fancy at S. 25@5 %, family AZ
81 C5a5 90. Extra at 81 1904 30. Superhne AZ
50 25d3 80. Low grades at 81 5Og2 ~ per DIi.
Rye flour at s3G3 ~ per br, as TO quality. LAtoer
figure for choice Northwestern. -,
Wheat is fairly active and the market remains
steady and moderate receipts. Red selling to-uay
at 93c at the landing for No 2, and 9259c III SACKS
Ole on arrival. White at 96c for prime at the
landing, and a choice lot sold at y71sc on lle
track. Inferior grades dull and down 10 'oc per
Du. =. A.,
Oats are in fair demand for local feeding. New
selling to-day at 2Sc for prime white, and auoteu
25@27c for mixed per bu. Old VIII Drlhg oz9''c
for mixed, and 35C for choice white, per Du;
Com is steady and quiet. Mixed ear soiu "
day at 4Oc on track and white car at the same
figure. Mixed shelled quoted at 39c IN elevator
and about Ar more on track for No. = Whlte
shCllel at I3ggiic per bu and scarce.
Rye is steady and fair demand to-day. safes OF
No. on track Mt 53@53l9c, and No. ! at 5icper pu
Held about 1c more in elevator.
Barley is dull and quoted nominally ior i'l a'
s0g9OC for good 10 prime sample lots.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is steady aud quiet Prime city mess
quoted at S. -, with S. 80 held for round iOts
Bacon is dull and rather easy. Shoulders at
). eOa3S5c, clear rib at 4M@i.95c anu cieaI
sides at s. l50520 per ID, all packed. Su@ar-cured
hams ut 9@lOc per Id. Shoulders at 595Ac per
ID, canvaSsed and packed.
Bulk meats are quiet the demand being mode
rate. Shoulders at SE@$Ac, clear nb al 4i4g
4.30c, clear sides at I%6sI6Oc per lb, all loose
Lard is in fair demand and the market steady
and current make quoted at SIC per 10 ana hcld
somewhat higher for jobbing lots.
COTTON.
The market remains steady and quiet and prices
are unchanged. The receipts TO day were l6 bales
Shipments, % balc.. Stock 59S bales. Sales at
the Cotton Exchange to-day 5S bales The 0ihc-
ial quotations are as follows: Ordinary, 91sc good
ordinary, l0%c: low middlings, 103Sc; mddlings
lllIgc GOOD miIulinnS II mllQllug 1gt9C,
fair, 1876 lb.
WHISKY
The demand is fair and the market firm and
lc higher. Selling to-day at 81 O4 per gallon
MISCELLANEOUS.
| Beans are duh with light receipts and the mar
kct steady with choice navys selling at 81 500
60 good to prime at 81 159l 50, and inferior at
| Ij09 Z per bu.
| Batter The market remains steady with moder-
ate but ample receipts of the finer qualities, such
as are required iOr local consumption. The in
feror grades are dull with large supply. No ma
| teral change in prices. We quote creamery AT
17@2Oc, latter for selections OF extra quality;
choice dairy-made 1l@l2c for Central Ohio, aud
| 13@l4c for Western Reserve, and is held lg2c
higher for single selected packages Good to
prime lots offered at S@l0c, aud inferior at
4d6c per b
| Cheese is in fair consumptive demand for prime
to choice selling ut 51a@6c per Id, and steady.
Coal quiet with ample supply and fair de
| mund. The rates are Sc for YughiGgheny, 65Q
atloat. OHIO River at S6l9c, Ashland at 9@lOc,
Hooking Valley and Muskingum at l0911c, Kama
wha and loughiogheny at lO9llc per bu, deliv-
| cred h. consumes.
Coke is dull but steady and quoted Sc for crush
| ed, &c city-made, and &c for Gashouse per bu at
yards, and &c more delivered.
Eggs The receipts are ample and the demand
lnolerate and are selling at 9(gl0c per dozen for
| fresh arrivals
Fruits: Apples dull at 75c@sl so per brl. Peaches
| selling at 81 OJ@l - per bu in boxes and some
l.lt.. y,lE M De-, 1Eg.st rrr
choice and 81 50q2 inferior per brl. Grapes at s.
as 80 for ConcordS and S393 50 for Ives per stand
OF bushels. DGmsons at S3@4 per stand OF
| bushels.
Hay is in fair demand and firm and offerings
moderate. Selling AT Sl4lgl5 per ton for prime to
choice timothy. Inferior Al $llGl3 per ton, as
to quality, all on arrival, and 81 more in store.
| Hemp Is quiet, with no quOtaOle change Light
offerings of rough Kentucky at sl1e1l2o per ton
on arrival, and dressed at 7a7%c for single and
S98 &c for double dressed per lb, in store.
| Milleed: Middlings are in fair demand and
steady at Sl3gl5 per ton Shipstuhs are dul with
liberal offerings at Sl0@l0 80 per ton. Bran is
quiet and steady and selling at 50 30 per ton all
on arrival. About 81 more in store,
| Oils: Lnseed jobblng at 65c per gallon. and
moderate demand Refined petroleum selling at
9@lOlIc PEE gallon, fire test and demand fair.
Lard oil at i90blc for current make and 53@e5jc
for prime winter extra per gallon.
Peanuts arr in moderate demand and steady,
with Light supply, and selling at 514@194c for
Tennessee white, and &c for choice Virginia white
ana iM(dJc Tor req DcrIb.
Potatoes aIe in fair consumptive demand and
the market steady, with large receipts, and selling
at SlGl 80 per brl, loose from wagons, and held
DC more packed.
Poultry: Chickens have steady market, with
ample receipts and fair demand at S292 30 for old
or full grown, and Sl@l 70 for young according
to size or condition, per dDZan
Salt is in moderate demand and the market is
steady. We quote Ohio River and Kanawha nj
81 30 per bll OF bushels and 81 Is per brl of 1
bushels. Turks Island held at 33@35c per bu
Coarse Liverpool at S1gl % per sack.
Seed: There is moderate jobbing demand and
the market rema' ms steady, and timothy at 81 Il
al s. per bu. and clover at 7a74c per lb Flax
J seed nominal at 81 l59l 20 per bu.
Talow: Country sells at 54@57zc packed. anG
city rendered at 6c loose per 10, with ample re-
Ce pts and the demand fair.
Vegetables Cabbage is in moderate supply ant
the demand fair at 81 l5@l 25 per bril- Onion.
dull aud large receipts at S2ta2 80 per brl Toma
toes plenty and dull at 2o@35c per bu.
GRnCERIEs
Coffee is in moderate demand and the marke
steady and quiet. We quote common Rio at 101,
allie, fair 10 prime at 12%m15%c. choice at l6E
Gl7c, and fancy yellow at 1Sdlgc per lb La
guayra at 15gl7c, Java at 22@27c. and Mocha a
26l2Sc per h.
Molasses is steady and the demand fair withou
material change. We quote New Orleans at 37@
40c for prime to choice and 30935c for fair t
good, per gallon. Refined syrups quiet at 40@70
pergai!On, as equality.
Rice has a quiet moderate demand and the mar
ket steady and selling at S@S14c for Carolina anc
7W714c for Louisiana.
Sugar is steady and the demand is far
We Quote yellow refined at 7l49734c, eXtr
and powdered at 999hc, crushed 95sc and Gu
loaf 9jSc npr ih. New Orleans at m7lgr fn