The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-22
CINCINNATI DAILY MARRre.
CINCINNATI. Sept. %. . p. M.

CINCINNATI DAILY MARRTT.
CrNoINNATI. Sept s2-a p. M.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady. Family Is worth
seas 25 for new wheat, and IS S5a6 50 for old
wheat, freshly ground; extra, IS 35a5 s.: SUPER
fine, "a gOa5 10, and low grades, "a al 40 per
brl. Spring wheat flour, 50 O0as 30, and rye
flour $5 0oa5 80 per brL
WHEAT--Quie and irregular. Inferior
grades, SOca$l 10 per bu. Good to prime red,
81 25a1 30, and fair to prime white, 81 39a
i 40 for new. Old is scarce and nominal L.
CORN-ls quiet. There is fair demand for
to-day at zoe per bu. Shelled is dull, and will
not bring over 63aG5c for good to prime mixed.
BARLEY-The marKet is quiet and steady.
Spring is worth 81 25a1 35 for good to choice
bu. FAN is scarce and will bring VI 4va1 40 for
best grades.
RYE-Steady with moderate demand. No. 2
sells at BIC perbu, In elevator. Inferior sample
are rejected aud range from 6oos75c per Ou, and
|OATS-Are quiet and steady No. . are
worth 43a45c for mixed, and 4ia4Sc for white.
Fair to good sample sell at gSa40c for mixed,
and 4Ua42c for white per bu.
MESS PORK-Market nrm, with demand.
Prime city is held at S2i Is, and offer l0a15c
less. Country is worth s2l ~ per bril- spot.
BULK MEATS-The market is quiet and
steady: C ear sides;12%a12fc3 clear riD sides.
nc, and shoulders, SAaSAc per Id, spot, all
loose.
BACON-Is firm, with moderate demand at
lSXal3Ic for clear sides; l3a15hc for clear rib
sides, and s31sa9Hc for shoulders per ID, spot,
all packed. Sugar-cured hams 13hal4&c
LARD-Prime steam is firm, and winter is
in good demand at l3Xal3hc per lib; current
make steam is nominal at 13hc per lb; city
kettle is worth l3xal4c per lb. IT
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40 bales. We quote: Ordinary. loKc; GOOD Or
dmary, l1Mc; low middiIng, 12Zc. mlddling,
l3j4c: good middling, 1870; middiing fair,
l41c; faIr; l5MS per ib.
quiet, with sales to day OF $40 Drs AZ 81 10 per
gallon.
BEANS-TheYe isa quiet market at 81 90a2
for best navys, and 81 75al 50 for white me-
'Bse BRoUM tSn tCoRN-The market is quiet, the
demand being limited, and receipts only mod
crate. Common red brush is worth 4ha55sc C
and green stalK case per lb. Other grades
merely nominal. .
BUlTER-Tne market is firm under limited
receipts and good consumptiye demand for
b, st table butter and a fair demand for ship
ping and packing. Choice Western Reserve Is
worth 26a25cA and prime Southern or Central
Ohio, 23a25c per ID. Single packages Of fancy
grades sellat 1la2.c and common are Wor,h 10
CHEESE-There is fair demand and firm
market at llall5ac per lb for prime to choice
COFFEEAThe market is steady and prices
are advanced. We quote: kio 22a23c for com
mon; fair to good, 23xa24nc. and prime to
choice, 25a26c. Java is worth 33a35c per lb.i
COAL-rhe market is strong with fair de-
mand. Sales afoat at lOc for Youghiogheny:
Sc for Ashland, and exc for ohio river per bll.
We quote: Delivered to consumers OHIO river,
1Oallc; Ashland, 12c; Hocking Valley Mus
kingnm and Kanawha, l2al3c per bu; Kama
wha Camel, 22c per bu. Hooking Valley, at
elevator, DC for nut and 10c for lump per bu.
Ohio Camel, at elevator, 1Sc, and delivered 2Uc
per bu. f AZ aftt
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is in moderate
request at 9al0c for apples and 1Oallc for
Dgs at l4l18c: dates. 79saSc; prunes, 10h a1lc;
culrants. 7KaSc; citron, 2Sa5Uc. per lib; layer
raisins, 50 40a2 80 per box.
EGGS-The offerings are light, and there is
q fair demand, with firm market at Zoe per
FEATHERs-Are firm at 54c per Jb for prime
NtS GREEN FRUITs-Apples are selling at 50 so
a3 80 per brl for prime to choice Peaches are
are in fair request at 81 25al Is per box for
fair to prime. Lemons firm at sl3a14 per box.
Oranges are quoted SSa9 per box.
HAY-The demand is tair and the receipts
are ample. The best grades are worth $2l a2S
for loose, and Slaa0 for tight pressed No. tim
othy. Lower grades are quoted S12alG per ton,
all on arrival. and 81 az per ton more store
HEMP-Tne .markeG continues steady, and
there is a moderate demand for rough Ken
tucky at si4oai5v per ton. Dressed is worth 10
q 0j4c per pound
HfDES-There 10 quiet and steady market
at previous prices. Green hides are worth ia
Tko; wet salted. 8a9c: and dry flnt, 14al5c
per -. sneep peaIts ssoa are worm aocasi 70 Tor
IRON-Market steady. No change inprices.
The demand continues moderate, with liberal
offerings. We quote the following at four
months per ton for all grades of pig iron:
Charcoal. hot blast, II. R., No. /. s25aaV; No. q
Tennessee, No. /, $24a26; No. 2. $23a24; mill,
S22; stone coal and coke iron, No. 1, $s4a25;
No. q $23a2i; mill. $2Oa22 charcoal, cold blast,
H. r., s4Ya5U: Alabama. Georgia and Tennes-
see, warm and cold blast, S 5a4O; blooms, $50
a9y:. wrought scrap. 1a1Nc per lb; cast, do.
MI Mile r. MfEED-Th receipts are lighter, md
with fair demand the market is firm We
quote: Bran. SI7alS, shipstufs Sl9a2J, and mid
dllngs S25a3D per t0n all on arrival, and S2 more
MOLASSES-The market has undergone no
change The demand continues fair at 60a65c
for New Orleans, and 40a90c for refined sirups
UILs-ALlnseed is in moderate demand and
easy at 65c per gallon. Lard oil sells at 81 .0sa
/ O5'per gallon for extra quality, and is in fair
request Reined petroleum remains firm at
l3;tt4c per CATION
IPOpATUESt- Irish a. e. sin limited demand
with'large supply, and are heftl at$l 50per bfl
in store. Sweet potatoes are steady at " 5oa3
PoULTRY-There isa fair demand for live
but un er larger receipts prices are
,asiens We!quote:$2 81 5Uas for young, and S3a
8 0for old per dozen. ~
RlCE-1here Is. fair consumptiye demand,
and we ,quots Carolina, Ssa9i; Louisiana, Sa
SIC, and it;tng0On. 7a74sc per lb.
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