The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-16

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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
'tA crNclksArI Sept. ls-a'P. M.
FLOUR-Marketq quiet and steady. Family,
4 low grades, s4s4 50 per brl. Spring Is quoted
$6a6 80, and rye -four IS 2 a5 80 per brl.
Il OATS-Are quiet and steady. No. are
worth 43a4Sc for mixed, ana 4oa4ec Tor Wnite
Fair sample sell at 3Sa4Oc for mixed, and la43c
for white, Choice white are worth boc per bu.
WHEAT-Prime new is worth " S0al 30 for
red, and 81 35a1 40 for white. Inferior grades
range BOc to 81 25, according to quality. Old is
scarce and worth 81 ~ for choice red, and 81 ~
RYEEis steady with moderate demand.
Choice Is worth s0c, and No 2soils at 1Sc per per
bu inferior sample and rejected Ii worth ooa
TOO with very little demand,
CORN--Is steady at 6ya7Oc formixed ear, and
7Oa7lc for shelled. White is worth 73a75c with
light offerings and demand.
BACON-fhere is moderate demand and
steady market. Clear sides are quoted 1874
13kc; clear rib SIDES l8c, and shoulders VIC
! per ID, spot all packed. Sugar-cured hams are
MESS fOKK-The market is steady and
quiet At vi % per bri Tor prime CITY. Holders
BULK MEATs-The market Is steady. Clear
shoulders 8Hc per lb, spot, all loose.
III LARD-There is fair demand for prime
steam at 13xc per lb for current make or win
ter City kettle is held at 8hc, and country
, | 40 at 13c per lib, with limited demand.
COTTON--Therei is q quiet market, aud sales
to-day Of 81 bales. No further change in
prices We quotei Ordinary Lkc; gooa Or
: i3xc; good middling, Axe; middling fair'
. ll4Xc; and faIra 161zc per 10.
!: WHISKY-Is firmer o-day, with sales Of 1853
= brls at 81 10 per gallon
BEANs-The demand is moderate, but there
i | is steady market at previous prices. Choice
q navys are worth 81 9Oa2 W, mediums u t0al "
Broom CoRN-Is in limited demand, with
"A moderate offerings. We quote common red
y brush 6a7c, green stalk braid Sa9c, and choice
!. green hurl 10c per lb.
BUTTER-Is steady and quiet. The local
n demand is good for the best table butter. Other
|. grades are in moderate request We quote
: choice yellow 23a25c per lb, and lac more can
can be had for extra selections OF single pack
ages. Prime is worth 7ja2ic per ID. Medium
. is beld at I6a1Sc and common l3a1bc per 10.
. CHEESE-There has been no change. There
J. is fair demand and a steady market at l01aa
70 lie per lb for prime to choice factory.
!, COAL-There is hrmer market, with some
ii worth l0c, and ohio river. 6Hc per bu. w
s. quote, delivered toconsumers: Ohio river, 1Oc
" Muskingum, Hooking Valley and Kanawha II
d, aiac; Pittsburg, 1Sai4c, and hanawha Camel
r C6FFEE-The market is firm, with good
l. lconsumptive demand We quote: kiO 2l M
s, 2anc sor common. 28a24c for fair to good
y alo pRiED Ii fRUirsADomestic w is steady ant
quiet Apples are worth sal0c, and peaches ies
r. Tic for per Id for good good TO prime Foreign
q iare in moderate demand a. previous prices
8: ron is quoted 26a30c; figs are selling at lsa18c
ne prnnas, dates. 7'sasc;l aud 'elrranti
~ 7Ka6c per lb. aw.
6, far demand the market IS nrm Il isc pc
", GREEN FRUiTs-There is a far deman
1T: for peaches, with steady market at 81 75a2
h per box. Apples are firm, and sell at $3a4 pc
ng brl for prime to choice, and inferior qualite
e. at s2a2 SO per bril- Lemons are worth I3al
IS, per box, and oranges are scarce at 3Sas pc
dy iHAY-There has been little or no change
N, THE higher qualities are stiH in fair deman,
10 with moderate receipts, and inferior grades ar
and dull s SIS,e ior No.
J ton on arrival, and common hay $i2ai5 per tor
rs: on arrival. In store dealers require 80 per To-
nd more.
offerings and very attic demand. Rough Ken
lucky IS held at sl45 per ton, and dressed II X
AfiiffDEsHThere il a quiet and steady markt
nd at prev ous prices Green hides are worth u
he |VMc; wct salted. Sa9c; and dry lint, Aalt
! per lb sheep pelts are worth 75caSi rs fc
good to prime, and 26a5Oc for common.
IRON, ErC.-The market Is very quiet. III
IN. oaerings are large. No material variation j
prices We quote following, giving the rang
es; Of the market for all grades OF pig iron at for
months per ton: Charcoal. hot blast H. R.-N
/. Sz5a27. NO. 2. do, $24a25; do. mill, sa3: Als
bama. Georgia and Tennessee. No. !, $24al
No. 2 $s3a74; mill, s22; stone coal and COX
ing iron, No. /, s24a2S; No. $2Sa22i; mill, $2Oaz
ere cnarcoai, cold blasts, II. r.. s4Oa5U: Alabam
the Georgia and Tennessee, warm and cold bias
$a5a40; blooms, sSOa9J. Wrought scrap, 1a1 \
per Id: cast, DO, Aalc per ID; charcoal, do, 9
a4c per lb; sheet iron, boiled, Nos. 10 to
4a41Sc: do. charcoal. 5a5kc per Id; hOrs
i shoes, IS 75a6 per keg; mule shoes. Sc rs;
per keg; steel, American cast, 19alSc; Amer
can cast spring steel, lie: imported tool stee
1Oa2ac; German steel. lie per lib.
MILL FEED-The market is firm with ia
demand and moderate offerings. Prices r.
main unchanged. We quote: Bran, $l7al
shfpstuffs. s19a2i. and middlngs S25a3O p
eet ton, all on arrival, and ~ more per ton
MOLASsES-The market has undergone
III change. The demand continues fair at G0n6
for New Orleans, and 4oa9oe for rehned sirul
UiIS-Linseed is quiet with limited deman
and it Is offered at 67a63c per gallon. Lard G
is steady, with lair demand for extra curre
,ch make at 81 O8al 00 per gallon. Refined petr
leum is worth l2al3c per gallon.
ans POTATUES-Irish o held nominally at
Il per brl, in store. Sweet potatoes are in larg
at supply, with only moderate demand at 81 y
,on POULTRY-1h here is still fair demand 4
live chickens, with liberal receipts at ~ 75a3
the ior young, and 50 7ja4 for full grown per do
ara. RICE-Thcre Is fair consumptive deman
III, and the market is better supplied We quot
Carolina, Sha9.: LOUISIANA, SaSkc, and Rar
the }goon, 7a7Ac per lb. :,
SALT-There is moderate demand for d.
cks nestle at 26c per bu, and u As per brl, on a
rival, and when delivered drayage is adde
ew Turks Island Is worth 32a35c per bu. Live
avs pool coarse is steady at 81 25a1 50 per sack.
SEED-There is q limited demand for tim
md thy at 50 70a2 80 per bu, in store. Clover
quiet and steady at 13h a1SAc per lib for prin
Ieet in store. Flax is worth u Ssal 45 per bu,
store, according TO quality.
in SUGAR-The demand is firm and the mark
nth remains 6rm with no mater. al change IN pric.
We quote: Yellow refined, 91s a10c: extra &c
,m- IiOxalUkc; ssB" white, 10xa1UZc; "a" whi
20 1GXai1c, and hard, l1kal1s<c per lb.
TALLOW-The market Is steady, with t
an, receipts and demand about equal, at Sxc p
'es. ! Id for prime country, and yc for city.
mn WOOL-The market is quiet and steady. &
in demand is. generally good We quote: U
a. oIz IL, N