The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-24
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET
CINCINNATI. Sept. 24-2 p. M

CINCINNAII DAILI MAhAEI.
CINoINNArI. Sept. 24-2 r. M.
FLOUR-Spring wheat -four is worth 80 10a
3 20, and rye IS 25a5 80 per brl for best grades
Of the latter. Family is quoted S6 26a6 ~ for
choice, and other grades as low as s6 per bril-
Extra, IS 3ia5 s.; supertne, "a sOa5 10, and low
grades, s4a4 50 per brl.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and irregu-
lar. Good to prime white is worth 81 3bal as,
and choice would bring 81 50 per bu. Red is
wol tn 81 2Qa1 30 for far to prime. Inferior
grades Of white and red are worth 90cas1 10
per bu.
RYE-Is steady, and there is a Hrmer feeling
in the market, but no material change In prl-
ces. No. Z is worth 80c, with sales. Inferior Is
quoted 6ia1bc per on, and dull. ..
OATS-Quiet and steady: No. 2 are worth
43a45c fer mixed, and 4a4Sc for white per bu.
Inferior grades are worth 3Sa4Oc for mixed, and
4Oa42c for white per bu.
CORN-The market is rather weak to-day,
but there is an active demand No. mixed
shelled sold at 6Oc and fair sample lots at STA
5Sc per BY. White ear is worth e4a6Sc per bu
for good prime. ....
BACON-There is a steady market with mod
clear rib sides, and 1870 for clear sides, per lib,
spot, all packed. Sugar-cured hams, 1917 a Asc
per lb Sales to-day OF 10000 lbs clear rib,
loose, at 12Xc per lb, and 10 hhds do at l3%c
per To-
LARD-There is a firm market with fair
demand for prime steam at 181. a3Hc per Id,
and holders generally ask the outside figure.
City kettle Is held at l3%al4c per Id. Some
lots Of country kettle bring l32Sal3Hc per
pound. Sales to-day Of 90 tierces Of old city
MESS PORK-The market Is steady with
fair demand. Sales to-day of 300 brls prime
city at $2l IS per brl. aud 1O0l brls country at
$2l 40 per brl. Small sales Of city, later in the
day, at $22 per brl.
BULK MEATS-The market continues firm,
and there is fair demand. Gear sides are
quoted l2Sa12hc: clear riD sides 12c, ana
shoulders w {, per lb, all loose.
Sales to-day p2 bales. No change in prices
We quote: Ordinary, 1Oxc; good ordinary,
l1H; low middiIng, 12Ac: mlddling, 13hc.
good middling. 1890; middling far, l4nc;
WHISKY are firm to-day, and ask
81 IS per gallon. Buyers are holding of anu
offering 81 10 per gallon.
BEANs-Are in moderatedenand and steady
at Al 75a1 so for mediums, anu ~ for best navys
per bu.
is worth 5aSc for common and medium grades;
choice hurl not in the market.
BUTIER-The demand Is generally good,
and for the higher grades in excess of the re-
ceipts. Prices firm and advancing. We
quote choice 2Sa3Oc, and prime, 25a27c per lb;
extra selections bring 2a5c more for single
packages. Medium grades, 2la23c, and COM
mon, liza &c per lb.
CHEESE The market is quiet, and prime
to choice factory Is worth i0Jaallc per -lb.
COFFEE-The market is steady and prices
are advanced. We quote: Rio 22a23c for COM
mon; fair to good, 2s1s sa2t1ac, and prime to
choice, 25a26c. Java is worth 33a35c per lb.
GOALS firm and there are sales Of Yough-
ioghenv, afoat at lie; Ashland, DC, and Ohio
river exc per bu Hooking Valley at elevator
is worth lOc for lump and 9c for nut per bu. De-
livered to consumers we quote: Ohio river, 10a
lie; Ashland, lac; Hooking Valley Mus
Camel, nc per bu. Ohio Camel is worth 1Sc
at elevator, and 2Oc delivered per bu.
DRIED FRUTrS-Domestic is in moderate
request at 9a10c for apples and 10allc fol-
ngs at l4a1sc; dates. 71sasc; prunes, 10}sa1lc
currants. 71kaSc; citron, 2Sa30c per lb; layer
raisIns, ~ 40a2 81 per box.
EGGS-Continue firm under fair demand,
and light receipts at 2Oa2lc per dozen for fresh
GREEN FRUITs-There is an ample supply
of apples with moderate demand at ~ 00a2 50
for fair to good, and $3 00a3 50 for prime to
choice per brL Peaches are rather scarce, and
sell at 81 50a2 00 per box. Lemons are worth
$lyal4 per box.
HAY-There is good demand for the higher
grades, and the market is firm. No. timothy
is quoted s2l a28 for loose, and $20a21 for tight
pressed per ton on arrival. inferior grades are
In limited demand, ana held at $f2a16 per ton
on arrival. Dealers require $la2 per ton more
In store. .4. s
HEMP-The market is dull under light de-
mand and limited receipts. Rough Kentucky
is worth sl4Oal5O per ton, and dressed is worth
l0a0Ac per pound.
HIDES-There il quiet and steady market
at previous prices. Green hides are worth ia
7ho; wet salteu. Sa9c: and dry flint, 14al5c
per Id. Sheep pelts are worth 75caSl rs for
good to prime ,and 25a5Oc for common.
IRON-Market steady. No change inprices.
The demand continues mo lerate, with liberal
offerings We quote the following at four
he t0r. fnn oil rf7 7so
Charcoal. hot blast, IL. r., No. l, s2ha27; NO. q
DO, $24a26; mill, $28: Alabama. Georgia and
Tennessee, No. i, $24a26; No. 2. $23a4; mill,
$2s; stone coal and coke iron, No. 1, $24a2, /;
No. 2, $23a24; mill, $2Oa22: charcoal, cold blast
H. r., S4Oa5U: Alabama, Georgia and Tennes-
see, warm and cold blast $.8a40; blooms, $50
a9J; wrought scrap, 1a1&c per lb3 do.
xalc per lib.
and quiet. The receipts are light and the de-
mand is only moderate. Bran is quoted $l7al8;
shipstuils, S9a2j, and mlddhngs, Sz4a29 per ton,
on arrival. IN store W more per ton is required.
MOLASSES-The market continues quiet
with no change. There is fair consumpuive
demand at 60a65c for New Orleans, and 4oaS0c
for refined sirups per gallon.
OILs-Linseed Is in limited request and
weak. tits worth 63a85c per gallon for best
quality. Lard oil is steady. with fair demand
at 81 0Sa' o. per gallon. Refined petroleum
is still firm at l3al4c per gallon.
POrATUES-The market is quiet, and Irish
are worth u 25al 50 per brl,and sweet potatoes
$2a2 90 per brl.
SALT-There is a steady but quiet market
for all kinds. Domestic is quoted 26c per bu,
and 81 45 per brl. Liverpool coarse IS worth
81 25al 3o per sack. Turks Island, s2a36c per
bushel. , 4 sF 4,S9l
SEED-There is light demand for clover,
and it is held at l2Aal3c per lb. Timothy is
quiet and steady at " 65a2 rs per bu, in store.
Flax seed is worth 81 aSa1 45 per bu for good to
choice. - g4E ,7 g s5f as, l
SUGAR-There has been nomaterial change.
The market remains fair with fair demand.
Wequote: Yellow refined 9hal0c; extra "C,n
i0xalUxc; "B" wnite 10x a10%c; "a" white,
I0Xai1o, and nard, llkal1 xc per lb.
TALLOW-The market is firm, with fair
demand. Prime city is worth exc, and country,
SIC per lb. &
fOBACCO-The offerings at auction yester-
day were 2t9 hhds at the following prices: IS
hhds Mason county KY, trash, lugs and leaf
20 at s4a55O, 8 at SO az 80. 5 at s9as 90, 20 at
s1Oa4 IS. % at $l6 50al9 So II at s20a29 50, at
so %; 72 hhds Brown county, o., trash, lugs
and leaf-4 at s4a5 40, at s6a6 so, at 50 30, IA
at xl0a4 q, 10 at s16a1y So 20 at s2i 2Sa29 Is.
at $3y. % hhds Owen county, KY, trash, lugs
and leaf-8 at 81 75a5 65. az 81 SOa7 20. y 1t