The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-15
CINCINNA7I DAILY MARKET.


FLOUR-Is quiet and the demand is mainly
local. Family is worth $6 26a6 40 for freshly
ground old wheat fiou', and So 90a6 o. for new
wheat Extra is wor0h IS 25a5 6j, superfne
S5x5 %, and low gra les S4a4 5 per brl. Spring
wheat flour i, quoted S6ao 90, and rye flour $5a
10 20 per brl.
OATS-Are quiet and steady. Good to prime
sample are worth 3Sa42c for mixed, and 43a45c
for white. Choice white will bring 4Saj0c per
bu. Inferior sample and rejected are held at
3Ja,oc per Du.
WHEAT-New is dull. and good to prime is
Off red at 81 40al 35 for red, and 81 BAL 10 for
white. Inferior gra les range at 9)cas1 25 per
bu. Choice old will bring 81 A, for red and
! 81 20 for white, but 1t is very scarce.
RYE-Is q little frmer to-day. No. sold at
SOC in elevator. inferior grades are worth Ga
75c per bu, with very little demand.
CORN-rhere is a somewhat irmer feel
ing in the market. with but little or no change
in pric S. Good mixed ear is worth 89ai0c and
shelleu T0a7 C per bu. lot of prime yellow
ear sold at Tic per bu. White is held at 73a75c
pc bu.
sides are quoted 1890; clear rib sides lSc. and
shoulders 91ac per lb, spot, ali hacked. Sugar
cured hams are i'll moderate demand at I3Aa
1494c PR lD.
prime city, and country offered at l3c per Id.
Steam will not bring more than 12A for prime
winter, with sales to-day at that figure Of 1UO
tierCes.
BULK MEATS-There is little or nothing
doing in this line. Shoulders are held at S1sc,
clear rib sides at 12c, ana clear siues at l2Xe
per lb, spot, all loose.
MESS -PORK-The market is quiet and easy,
and prime city is worth SOL 50 per brl, spot.
Country Is quo ed s2l 12K per brl.
COrrUN--The market is quiet to-day, with
decline Of @a1sc per IL on t g higher and
medium grades. We quote: Ordinary. llKc;
good oruinary, l21sc: low middiIng. 13kc: Md :
ding, l3Ac; good miadlng, 14Ac; nlddling
20, nd L. II,
WHiskY-There is fair demand, with
sales to- day Of $50 brls at 81 Is per gallon.
BEANS-There is u steady market. with fair
demand, and we quote mediums at II 65a1 75,
and choice nayys II y0a2 w per bu, in store.
BROOM CORN There is not much doing,
and the supply is light We quote common
red brush 5a7c, green stalk braid Sa9c, and
a cen hIlil 9a10c per lb.
BUTTER-The market continues steady. The
demand for the better grades is about e,iual 10
the rece pts, at 23a25c for choice Western Re-
serve, and a2lc for prime Central or southern
Ohio and Indiana Ex ra selections of single
packages bring la2c more per lb There is only
a Moderate demand for shipping aid packing
grades at l6a1Sc for the former, and l3al5c for
the latter per lb.
CHEESE There has been no change. There
is q fair demand and a steady market at l01aa
lie per lb for prime to choice factory.
COAL-There is trmer market, with some
advance in prices. Youghiogheny atioat is
worth l0c. and Ohio river, 6Hc per bu. We
quote, delivered to consumers: Ohio river, 1uc;
Musklngumi Hooking Valley and Kanawha, Ii
al2c; Pittsburg, 1sal4c, and Kanawha Camel,
U0FFEE-The market is firm, with good
consumptive demand. We quote: kio N IA
22hc for common, 23a24o for fair to goOu,
and 24ha251Sc for prime to choice.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestlc is steady and
quiet. Apples are worth 9al0c, and peaches 10a
lie for per lb for good good to prime. Foreign
are in moderate demand at previous prices.
Layer raisins are worth 81 4Oa2 81 per box; Cit
ron is quoted 26a3Oc; figs are selling at l5a1Sc;
prnnes, 101aallc; dates, 716aSc; and currants
7ha8c per lb.
EGGS-The receipts continue moderate, and
there is a fair demand at l5a16c per aozeen
GREEN FRUITs-Peacbss are in fair re-
quest and the market Continues well supplied
at $2a2 81 por be-. Apples are steady and the
daaaad Is iatr at $3a4 per brl for prime to
choicc. Inferior apples are offered at 81 50a
Q so per brl, with light demand. Oranges are
worth $8as 50, and lemons $1aai3 per box.
HAY-There is steady market, with fair
demand for the better grades. No. timothy is
quoted $2OazS for loose, and slsais for
tight pressed per ton; inferior qualities afe
in limited demand at slsa15 per ton, all on ar
rival, and about 81 per ton more In store
HEMf-The demand is still very light and
the market 10 unchanged. Rough Kentucky
is held at sl45 per ton, and dressed is quoted
HIDES-The demand is moderate. No
change in prices. We quote: Green hides.
8a7J<c; wet salted. 716a9c; and dry flint, 14a
prime quality, and 2Oa40c for common.
HOPS--The trade is moderate with ample
supply and prices are unchanged. Prime to
choice new are worth 25aSuc. and OLD are held
at 15a20c per lb.
IRON, ETC.-Tho market is very quiet. The
offerings are large. No material variation IN
prices. :, We quote following, giving the range
Of the market for all grades oil pig iron at four