The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-13
REVIEW OF THE CINCINNATI DAILY
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13-2 P. NJ.
BREA DSTUFFs.

BREADSTuFFs.
Flour is quoted at s. 25d5 70 for fancy and 81 co
as 90 for family brands as to quality or reputa-
ton and the demand fair. Extra in light request
at 81 lOQ4 50. Superine dull at So 256I3 80. Low
grades al 81 50@2 50 per brl. Spring wheat -four
In limited supply and held at 81 7595 80 for good
to choice brands. Rye flour quiet at 81 1908 81
per brl.
Com is steady and the demand moderate. We
quote mixed ear at 40c, and shelled 3Sl4a59c for
No. 2, outside figure in elevator. White shellel
sold to-day at 42c on track, but is held at Ale per
bu in elevator for No. 2.
Oats are steady, and the demand fair. New sell
ing at 2ja25c for good to prime mixed, and 2713G
2Sc for white per bu on track. Old at 329oJc, lat
ter for choice white in store.
Rye is steady aud fair demand No. at 526l52l%c
on track and 53c delivered for new Old nomi-
nal.
Barley is dull and nominally unchanged We
quote fall at 9Uc lor No. ana '09eU LOT inferior
per bu.
96c for No. 2, and held 97h@9Sc for choice. No.
red sold at 92c on track and g3c at the landing
and choice at gi@95c per bu. Amber sold at 92c
for No. 9 at the landing and 93c for prime sample
lots oil the track. Mixed red and white at 94c on
track and red and amber at 93c on landing. Sam
pie red down to Soc, as to quality.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is in fair jobbing demand at Ss 5O@
70 per brl, and steady.
Lard is is quiet and ra her firm. Current make
at 5.4O@5.45c per lb. Prime winter steam nominal
at 53.c per ID.
Bulk meats in moderate demand and quiet, but
steady. Shoulders at 3,20@3l4c, clear rib at
4.3O1i. .35c, and clear sides AT 41a9460c per ID,
all loose.
Bacon: The market is dull, but held steady
We quote shoulders at 37sc, clear rib at 475c,
and clear sides at 51I@5l4c crib, all packed
Sugar-cured hams at 9glOc per ID. Shoulders at
54c, and breakfast bacon 654@71ac per Id.
COTTON
is steady and prices are unchanged, but the mar
ket remains dull. Stock 1,5S2 bales Shipments, Is
bale. No receipts. Sales 90 bales. The Off
al quotations are as follows Ordinary, 9Jsc; good
ordinary, 103sC: low middling, 1913; mddling,
lO1sc; good middlings 1llsc; middling fair 121sc;
fair, 1890 per lb.
Continues firm and the demand active at 81 O4
per gallon.
MISCELLANEOUS
Beans are in moderate demand and the supply
light. We quote jobbing lots of choice navys ut
81 so, fair to prime white az Sl9l so, and common
down to 60c per bu.
Butter is steady and quiet and the receipts large
and only fair demand chiefly for the local trade.
No material change in prices Creamery selling
at 16@1sc for choice and 2Oc for extra selections.
Dairy at ldl3c for choice lots and li@15c
for selected packages Good to prime lots at So
l0c perlb inferior at 4@6c per ID.
Cheese has quiet steady market and the de-
mand is fair, with ample offerings at 5%16c per
lb for prime to choice.
| Coal Is in moderate demand and the market
steady Selling af1Oat at &c for Ohio River &c for
Ashland and Sc for Youghiogheny per bu. Ohio
River at SC, Ashland at 9@l0c. Hooking Valley
and Muskingum at 10@llc, kanawha and Yough-
iogheny at l0@llc per bu, delivered to con-
sumers.
Coke is in limited demand and the market dull
! Held at &c for Gas-house, &c for city manufac-
tured and SC for crushed per bu at yards. Held
| &c more delivered TO consumers.
! Eggs: Market quiet and easy, with liberal re-
cepts and moderate sales OF fresh at &c per dozen
Fruits: Market dull for apples with large re
ceipts and selling at 81 GOAL 50 per brl. Peaches
are in moderate supply and fair demand and firm
at 81 25@l rs per bu for prime to choice. Grape
in moderate demand and liberal receipts and sell
ing Concords at S. 00@600, and Ives So 50a4 90 PEE
stand OF bushels. Pears plenty and demand
fair and steady with choice at $36sS so and inferior
at 81 50@2 per brl. Damsons sell at 81 00g5 OF
per stand.
Hay is quiet with moderate demand and ample
offerings. Selling AZ Sl4@l5 per ton for prime tc
choice timothy. Inferior NJ S11@l3 per ton, as
to quality, all on arrival and 81 more in store.
Hemp continues quiet, the demand being mod
crate and the receipts light with rough Kentucky
at Sl1e@l20 per ton on Arrival and dressed OF "a