The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11
REVIEW OF THE CIEcINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l1-2 P. NJ.
BREADsTUPFs.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 11-2 P. NJ.
BREADsTUPFs.
Flour is steady and quiet. The demand is chiefly
for the local trade and the best grales. We quote
fancy brands at S5 256l5 75 as TO quality and rep
ntation, and patent fancy up 10 S6j per brl
Family at 81 G5G4 90, and some favorte brands
held at s. per barrel. Extra at 81 1904 30. Su
pernne at SS 25@l3 30 Low grades at 81 5O(92 "
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Wheat Is in fair demand and a shade firmer to.
day and under light receipts. No. red sold to-
day at 93lZc on track and at 9399ic on landing,
with some early in the day at 92c on landing. Am
ber quoted 9O102c Tor good to prime sample on
| arrival White sold at CSC for choice, and quoted
| at 95g96c for No. 2. Inferior takes range Gown
| to Zoe per bu as to quality, and dull.
Barley is dun with little demand and light offer
ing, and about nominal at o5@9Oc per bu for No.
2 fall.
Corn: The receipts are large and demand
moderate, and marSet rather easy. Mixed ear
sold to-day 4Oc per bn, shelled quoted at 3S639C
per bu. White shelled scarce and held ut I39iic
per bu.
Oats are in ample supply and moderate local
feeding demand. New quoted at 2jg27c for mixed
and 2Sg29c for prime while per bu. Old mixed
sold at 33c for prime sample in store and white
choice old held at 35c per bu. Sales to-day of
prime new white at 2Sc.
Rye is steady and fairly active with ample but
moi large receipts. No is selling to-day at 54AC
delivered, and SIC sacked on spot and prime sam
:
Sale OF No. reported ut 52c on track, and held
at 53c
PROVISIONS
Lard is steady and quiet, with current make
steam at 5.4O@5i5c per Id. Prime winter steam
nominal at 519c per Id. Kettle dull at 61&@7l &C
per Id.
Mess pork is steady aud quiet at s SOC, and
small lots held al 75c per 10.
Bacon isquiet and steady. shoulders Mt 3s5M
39Oc. clear rib at 41sc, clear sides at 51095 l5c
per Id, all loose. Sugar-cured hams jobblnS at ga
lOc as TO average. Shoulders at 51RgJjsc per lb,
canvased and pcked
Bulk meats In moderate demand and steady,
with shoulders quoted at 915@3. zoe, clear rib at
44c, clear sides at i4j0iRc per ID, all loose.
COTTON
The market is firm to-day at Saturdays quota
tions Sales at the Cotton Exchange reported to,
day, So bales No. receipts. Stock estimated at
l6OS bales Shipments. 1lO bale. We quote the
official prices as fellows: Ordinary, 91sc; good
ordinary, lO39c; low middngs, l0}sc middlngs,
iO1se: good middlings Zee; middlng fair, ~ SC;
fair, 1876 per ID.
Is in good demand and the market rules steady,
with no change, and sales to-day az 81 03 per gal
Ion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are in moderate demand and the market
quiet and unchanged. Choice navys at 81 50@
Co. good 10 prime white or mediums at 81 lug
l 3d. and common at 5000 c per bu.
Butter continues firm. more especially for the
finer grades, large amount OF which is needed
ior local COnsum tion, with only moderate offer
ings. The supply of inferior qualities is in excess
of the demand, and the market tor these is dull
and heavy, selling at l7(920c fJrCreamery and l2@
l5c for choice dairy-made, the outside figure each
for extra selections. Good to prime lots al S6llOc
and inferior at 4tSGc per lb.
Cheese continues steady and quiet, with full
supply and moderate demand and prime to
chocc selling at 512m6c per lb
Coal is in fair SeaSOnable demand and liberal
supply, and selling at Sc for YOnGhingheny, 6h4
&c for Ashland and &c for Ohio River, per bu,
atloat Ono River at SG9c, Ashland at 99l0c
Hooking Valley and Muskngum at 10@llc, Kama
wha and Ioughiogheny at lO9llc per bu, deliv-
cred to consumers.
Coke is in lrght demand and s'eady We quote
GashOuse at &c, city-made at &c, ushcd at sc per
Dl at yards, and &c more delivered.
Eggs are selling ut l0C per dozen for fresh ar
rivals and the receipts are moderate and demand
fair
Fruits: Apples plenty, and dull at 75c@sl SO
per brl loose on arrival Peaches in moderate
supply at Sl@l 50 per bu in boxes Grapes selling
at So 00@ti per stand OF bushels for Ives, aud
S5@6 for COncords Pears at 81 6O92 for C mmon,
and S3(a3 so for BartletLs per br Dalnsons at
S. 5Ogi per stand OF bushels. and ample receipts.
Hay: There is Il far local dem.nd mostly for
the best granes, and the receipts light and market
firm. PRIME to choice sells at Slig15 per ton, in
bales on arrival. Fair to go0d mixed hay quoted
al Sl2@l3 per ton on arrival. Held Sl@2 more in
store.
Hemp: Rough Kentucky is in moderate de-
mand, and the supply light at Sll01ll5 per ton
on arrival, and s. more i'll store Dressed at SO
SIC for double, and 7@7%c for single per H.
and fair jObUing demand.
Millfeed: Fair demand and steady for mid
dlngs, and selling at Sl3n15 per ton, on arrival
Shipstufls are neglected. and held at SlU@ll per
ton. Bran firm. and selling at 50 50 per ton on
arrival Held ut s. more per ton in sto e.
Oils are quiet and steady, with little or no
change. Wequote linseed at Csc, refined petro-
leum at 99l0C, and extra lard, current make, at
4J@j2c per gallon
Peanuts ar. steady and demand moderate, with
light offerings. Choice Virginia white sells at e.,
and Tennessee white at 514@j34c. Red at 41a95c
perlb.
Potatofs are steady and quiet. The local de
mand IS fair, and market well supplied from wag-
ons at 81 259l 70 per brl, for prime to choice vare
Poultry The market is quiet and amply sup
piled, ana the demand fair + II chickens, and sell
ing At sl9l 70 for small spring chickens and S2@
10 for old or full grown per dozen.
Salt is duh but held steady at previous prices
We quote Ohio Riv + and Kmawha at 81 so per
br OF bushels. and 81 10 per brl OF 3 bushels.
Turks Island held at 3lg35c per bu. Coarse Liv-
crpool at $l@l % per sack.
Seed ac in fair jobbing demand and steady,
with timothy at 81 75GJ1 s. per bu. and clover at
7@74c per lb Flax seed nominal at 81 l5gl 20
per bushel.
rallow is in moderate demand and steady. City
rendered loose at &C, and country in packages at
T4c per h.
Vegetables: Tomatoes are in large supply and
at S2@e2 50 per bl Cabbages selling al 81 lOU1 25
per Drl, and moderate receipts.
GROCERIES.
Coffee isquiet and moderate demand. Rio sell
ing at lO3Mll9c for common, l2@61lcl%c for fair
toprime. l6%@l71sc for cnolce, and lSdI9c for
fancy yellow. per H. Mocha at 292Sc. Java at
22t2Ic, and Laguaya at l59l7c per ID.
Molasses is in fair demand fOr consumption. We
quote New Orleans AT 37tG40G for prime to choice,
and 3O9}5c for fair to good, per gallon. Refined
syrups quiet at 40g i0c per gallon, us to quality.
Rice is in fair demand ana the market steady
and quiet. We quote Louisiana at 7G7Iac and
Carolina at 8@S14C per ID.
Sugar is in far request and the market steady
We quote yellow refined at 7M@74c, extra
G at 77S@SIc, A white at S1%@Sa4c, granulated
and powdered at 9@9l4c crushed gj6c, and cut
loaf 9'4c per Id. New Orleans at 65l@7l%c for
raw, 7@4GSll4c for yellow clarified and sas9S4c
for white clarified per h.
FINANCIAL
CINCJNNAT