The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-18
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


10th. at $50 A. M.
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKER
\ oMolNNATI Sept. ls-aRM.
FLQUR-There "a only q fair local demand.
Family is worth $6 S5ag 70, Extra, $b 35aS Us;
flour, s6 0Js5 sS per brl
WAEAP-Is quiet with moderate demand
for inferior grades at $lal rs per bu, according g
/ s5 for red, and $i'85a1 ~ for white. Choioe
old will bring 81 4U for red, and ii so for white.
| CORN-Is quiet and easy to-day. Mixed ear
is worth 65a6pc. and No. shelled sells at 67a
SSc per pu. One sale Ok yellow ear TO FEEDER at
q oHzTsMEarke. zyr steady. Good sample will
bring 3Si4Vc for mixed, and 4iai3c for white.
No, are worth 4Sa4Sc for mixed, and 46a4sc
for white. Choice white, bVc per bu. Rejected
are offered at Bua85c per bn.
RYE-The market Ii quiet. No. 2 is worth
78asc per bu. Inferior sample, 70p76c, and re-
jeestesdl l,G.l e. low yi as 6oc yer BY;
STEADY market. Clear SIDES are quoted l8ka
13%c; clear rib sides l2jxa13c,. and Shoulders
9Xc per ID, spot, for packed. Sugar cured
hams are worth lax al4j6c per lb, canNased and
TXRD-Fhe market is nrm. The demand
| 10 good, PRIME wipieg steam at 1$al3xc per
| lb; city kettle Is held az l$kc, and country
40 bgLK g. lssiss PER Ls is o,,et marks
Clear sides are worth 2Ac; clear rib sides,
hHalixc, aud shoulders s1aas,tc per lb, spot,
MESS PORK-The market is steady. with
fair demand at sci 50 for prime city. Country
/ is quoted $2l % per brL
COrrQN-Market quiet and rather weak TO-
day. Prices declined Nc per ~. We quote:
ordinary, lie; good ordinary, l2Ac; low mid
l4c; mlddling far, i41c; and far. 16kc per ID.
WHISKY-Is steady, with faiy demand, and
| sales Of 222 brls at 81 l6per gallon.
BEANS-Are quiet and steady at previous
prices. We quote mediums 81 65sI 75, and
choice navys 81 yUa2 90 per bu.
BROOM CORN-The demand is moderate at
previous prices. Common red is worth 6a7c: !:
green sLalk braid Sasc, and fancy green huri
brings Wc per lb.
BGTTEk-Is steady and without any essen,
tial variation. The receipts are moderate and
there is generally a fair demand for shippipg
and packing grades, and the higher qualities
are selling readily at full prices. Choice is
worth 24aa0c Rer lb, and fancy selections bring
CHEESE-CoHtinues in fair demand and
steady at lohallc per lb for prime TO choice fac
tory.
COAL-The market remains firm, and we
quote Youghiogheny aa0at LOG, and Ohio river
6Ic per bu Delivered to consumers Ohio river
Is worth lOc. Muakingum, Hooking Valley and
Kanawha 1lal2c; Yolghiogheny, 3al4c, and
hanaWhA Camel 2Zc per bu. d.,
| COFFEE-There H. Q fair demand and firm
market, with no material change in prices
We quote: kiO NKa2akG for common. 23a24e
for TAR to good, and M1aa25ho for prime to
| choice.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is steady and
quiet. Apples are worth 9a10c, and peaches 10a
| 11c for per lb for good good to prime. Foreign
are in moderate demand at previous prices.
Layerraislls are worth 81 4Oa2 6v per box; cit-
ron 10 quoted s6aaOc; hgs are selling at. lsalsc;
nrnups. 1Olz A1lc. dataa X axe. Quu clruanfa
7haSc per lb =
EGGS-The receipts are light and there is o
good demand and firm market at 17alSc per
dOZ. q
GREEN FRUlTs-There is large supply Of
peaches which are now selling at 81 25a1 rs per
| box. Apples are steady with fair demand
1 at 81 50a2 50 per brl for common to medium,
and $3a4 per brl prime to choice. Lemons are
worth $12al3 per box.
HAY-There has been little or no change.
The higher qualities are still in fair demand
with moderate receipts, and inferior grades are
saiaas Tor @ loose % and sasS Tor per
| ton on arrival, and common hay $l2al6 per ton,
on arrival. In store dealers require 2per ton
more. @
HEMP-The market is steady and quiet The
receipts are not large and the demand is only
moderate. We quote Rough Kentucky, s140al5U
per ton, and dressed hemp is worth 1Oai0Ac per
pound.
HIDES-There ID q quiet and steady market
1hc; wet salted. 8a9c; and dry flint, 14al5c
per Id. Sheep pelts are worth 75caS rs for
good to prime, and 26a5pc for common.
MILL FEED-The market continues steady,
with fair demand at previous prices The offer
ings are moderate. We quote: Bran, $l7al8;
hipstuffs, S19a29. and middlIngs S25a30 per
ton, all on arrival and s1a2 more per ton
In store
MOLASSES-Th market has undergone no
change. The demand continues fair at 60a65c
for New Orleans, and 4Oa90c for refined sirups
per gallon.
OILS-ThereJis limited demand for linse ed
with liberal offerings at 65a66c per gallon.
Lard Oil is in fair request, and steady at 81 U3
al 0o per gallon. kehneu petroleum is worth
l2al3c per gallon.
POTATUES-Sweet are in moderate demand
at 81 60aa W per brl, In store. Irish a In
lighter supply, and worth 81 25a1 so per brl.
POULTkY-Liye chickens conhnue in good
demand. and the receipts are moderate. They
are wortht$z 76a3 " ior young, and " oOaA ~
for full grown per doz
RlCE-There IS fair consumptive demand,
and the market is better supplied. We quote:
Carolina, SKa9c; Louisiana, SaSkc, and Ran
SALT-There has been material change
Domestic is in moderate demand at DC per bu,
and 81 45 per brl, on arrival. Liverpool coarse
Is in fair request at vi 25at 10 per sack. Turks
Island remains steady, and Is worth s2a36c
per bu.
SEED-There is limited demand for timo-
thy at 81 70a2 50 per bu. in store. Clover is
quiet and steady at ls1aal3%c per ID for prime
in store. Flax Is worth $l 35al 45 per bu, in
store, according to. quality.
| SUGAR-There is steady market with fair
demand, and we observe no material change in
prices. Wequote: Yellow refined, 91aal0c: ex-
| ira Sc" lOXalUac; "B" white, 10kalOXc; "a"
white. 1O2saile, and hard, LIZ allX per Id.
TALtOW-The demand is about equal to
the receipts, and the market rename steady at
DC per lib for prime city, and SAc per ID for
country.
IOBACCO-The offerings at auction yester-
day were 90 hhds, at the followngprIces: 13
hhds Mason County, KY, trash, lqgs and Leaf
hhls at $i2 50a14 ~ at S5 60al9 80, at $21 rs
a2S Is; II hhls Brown County, OHIO, trash,
flugs and leaf-i hid at 80 no. at $11 00a14 rs.
s at SIS 25at9 so, A at $21 U0a29 26: hhds Owen
County, Ky.-8 at $4 70a5 60, 2 at $6 9Oal0 rs; 8
hhds Ohio Seed-2a at "a 00a4 90, 8at S1 uJa6 10.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1872 p. NJ,
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past "a hours:
Cattle. HOgs. Sheep.
Receipts. ....,.... 1906 853 1884
Shipnients .......... 81 99i l4S
KD.-L 4A.