The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-01
REVIEW oE The CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINcINsAn, Aug. l-2 P. NJ.

| ClNCiNSAT1, Aug. IL +. M.
BREADsTUFFS
! Tiuuf rs steady and quiet Fancy selling at
SIS 3j@j 20. Family -four at 81 G5d5, per brl as 10
quaity or reputation of brand. We quote extra
at s4 1904 40: snpertne atsS 25@S G5. Low grades
S. 1898 30 latter for choice northwestern per DrL
Barley is in light demand and not much on the
market with fall sample quoted at S5990c for
prime, and 75@s0c for fair to good per bu. Moth
| ing doing IN inter OF grades.
| Rye is in fair demand and ample supply. No. 2
quoted at 56c and choice 5Sc on arrival for new.
| Inferior dull and nominal
| Oats are quiet and easy New quoted 3l932c for
prime to choice white, and 2s@SOc for mixed, as
| to quality on arrival. Old at 5Sc for No. mixed
and 3jc for choice white per bu.
Corn is fairly active with liberal receipts and
! the market steady. NJ Xed shelled on track, spld
to-day at 40c'and quoted 4lc in elevator for No 2.
Mixed ear at 42c per bu on track for prime lots as
| To location White shelled at 4i@i5c per bu.
| Wheat is in faiF demand to-day but the market
| Is easy. White is quoted at 9ScaSl for prime to
choice on track, and some of the latter grade SELL
ing at 81 OF per bu delivered No. 2amber selling
at 81 on landing aud Csc delivered per Du. Red
selling al 97@sSc for prime to choice on arrival.
Some smutty amber al SSc per bu. Inferior lots of
red or amber down to 75c, as TO quality, and dull
PROVISIONS
Mess pork is in moderate demand at IS 509S 70
per brl, and steady.
Lard remains steady, with current make quoted
| at 654a5$4c per lb. City kettle at 694d7hc per lb
Bulk meats quiet and steady. Shoulders at31sc
i4Oc per b. al loose
Bacon is quiet and no material change Shoul-
ders at 3Iac clear rib at 41sc ana clear sides at
3Se per 10, all packed sugarcured hams sell
at 9al0Rc, as to brand or average, with fair con-
sumptlve demand, and shoulders ut 5l49512c per
ib canvaSed and packed.
COTTON
The market is steady and quiet and prices are
unchanged. Stock estimated al 1874 bales. Ship
meuts to-day Is bales. No receipts Sales at the
Cotton Exchange - bales. Official prices fol-
lows: Ordinary l0lac, good ordinary lie, low mid
ding llMc, middling l114c, good mddling l1$4c,
mlddilns ialr l21ac, fair 1926 per Id.
WHISKY
Is selling well to-day al 81 03 per gallon and the
demand lair with firm market
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans are duh with light receipts and selling at
81 5Ogl 60 for chO ce navys, 81 lOal 80 for fair to
prime and 75d9Oc for inferior per bu.
Butter is III moderate demand and the market is
steady and quiet. The receipts are liberal ana
there is fair local trade. Very little packing or
Sh piping demand We quote choice creamery at
l6@lSc per Ib. Choice dary-made selling at 10 |
@l2c, and 1@2c more obtained for extra sclec- |
tons. Prime packing lots at 8(a9c, eood at 6G7c |
perlb, Common dull and nominal at 3g4c per |
pound.
Cheese is in moderate demand for prime to |
choice factory, and selling at 51ag6c per lb. Com
mon dull and nominal.
Coal is in moderate demand and the market |
steady and Quiet We quote Youghogheny 139 |
l4c kanawha lie, 101llc for Hooking Valley aud
Muskingum, 10c for Ashland and &c for Ohio
River per bu, delivered to consumers Nothing
doing afiOat.
Coke is duh but held steady and nominally un-
changed. The rates are &c for gas-house, &c for
,ily manufactured, and Sc for crushed, per bu, at
Yards Held &c more delivered to consumers.
Eggs The receipts are not large but the demand
s light, and there is a duh market at S99c per
1Ozen for fresh.
Fruits Market dull for apples with large re-
'eptS, and freely offered at 75c@sl so per bril-
Peaches dun at S2d2 so per bu in boxes. with
air demand Pears at 81 75t2 for choice and 75c
&SI lor Inferior per bu Grapes IN moderate sup
plyat Sms for Ives, and S9@l0 for Concord per
'tahd Of bushels. Damsons selling at S5Ql6 per
stand of bushels, and fair supply
Hay The receipts are light and the market
steady and quiet. Prime to choice timothy sells at
sl3MI per ton, and fair TO good mixed al e1l@i2
per ton on arrival in bales. Held Sig2 more in
store
Hemp: There is a quiet market for rough Ken
.ucky wlth moderate offerings and light demand
II Sll0all5 per ton on arrival and $jdl0 more in
It re Dressed jobbng at S@84@c for double,
ind ,@7Rc for single, per lb in store.
Millieud: Moderate demand for bran with linn |
ted offerings, and quoted at 50 per ton. Shipstufs
iul $40 30 per ton. Middlings IN fair demand at |
'l3@l6 per ton, all in bulk on arrival. Held 81
more in store.
Oils: Lin eed is jobbing at 65c per gallon and
luiet. Lard oil steady and quiet and quoted at |
9g2Ic for current make extra per gallon. Re
med petroleum at 99lO12c per gallonand fair de-
maud.
Peanuts are quiet and steady. The supply light
md quoted at 412g514c ior red, and 519@6c for
white per 10.
Potatoes are dull and heavy, with large receipts
md only moderate local demand and selling
rom wagons at SlGl % per brl, loose, and held
bout DC more packed
Poultry: Market quiet and steady Live chick ,
ms are in good supply and fair demand at 81 25td
90 for small spring chickens, and 81 5043 for old
n iuli grown per dozen. Other poultry dull and
lOmina
Salt is in limited demand and held steadily.
'OarSe Liverpool at Sl@l 05 per sack and Turks