The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-04

dull and unsettled. It ranges at 90cal 80 per
bu, accordingly to quality.
I, CORN-Is steady and the demand Is fair at
7oa7ac for good mixed ear with sales at quota
tlons. ShelIed is quoted 7OaTzc per bu, gener-
ally Inside price.
KYE-is quior, with fair demand. No. is
selling at T0aSJc per bu In U. Il M. elevator
for sample and rejected but that which will
inspect No. is in fair demand at 65aS4c, with
sales at both prices.
OArS-Are dull New are worth 48as7c for
white per bu for good sample. Inferior are
quoted sOa35c. Choice white are worth 4Sa5lc
per Du, and mixed, 35a40c for white per bu.
LARD-There is o continued dull market for
kettle at lSAai3z6e per Id, and No more asked.
Steam is in moderate request az l2%alsc, ana
BUYERS offer the inside price. Current make Is
BACONs-Is quiet, the demand being moder-
ate at BAal3hc for clear sides, l5c for
clear rib sides, and 9hc for shoulders per ID,
SPOT, all packed. Sugar-cured hams l4al5c per
pounlL
MESS PORK-The marxet remains quiet
and steady. Prime city is worth $20a2l per bri
spot. and country s2O 80 per brl, and both are IN
BULK MEATS-There is a sready market
with limited demand for shoulders ut 50 as5Sc
per ib. Clear rib sides are held at, fac,
and clear sides l2hala,lc per lb, spot, all loose
COTTUN-Tne market Is quiet with no
sales. The stock is SS4 bales. No change
in prices. We quote: Ordinary, ll1c; good
ordinary, l2Ic; low middilng, 1890: nIddling,
axe: good middling, l4Ac; middling far,
WHIsKY--Quiet, with sales of o55 brls at
$l " per gallon.
BEANS-The market continues quiet at 81 20
az W ior choice navys, and IL t5a1 % for
mediums, per bu.
and the market remains steady with no change
i'm prices and limited demand. Common red
brush Sc; choice green hurl, 12c, and green
stalk ,EI,I SyIaid, lyallc H per u. -. ,,...
supply is ample fox the demand, and
prices unchanged. Wequote: Choice Western
Reserve is worth .2a23o; prime l9a20c; medium
l6a &C. and common is held at l2a15c per lb.
COAL--The market is firm with q fair de-
mand. Sales a1oat are made at DC per bu for
Youghiogheny, and Ohio river merely NOM
NAL at &c; &c for Raymond City AND Campbell
creek; Hooking Valley at elevator l0c per bu;
Sc per bu in cars for Muskingum Valley. We
quote. delivered to consumers: Ohio river.
1Dc per bu: llal2c for Kanawha, Hooking and
Muskingum Valleys; 22c for Kanawha Camel,
anu 12ai3c for PIttsburg.
CHEEsE--The market is steady with mod
crate demand and ample supply at l01aallc
per lb for prime 10 choice factory.
COFFElE-Ihe market is firm with fair de-
mand. We quote: rio q l1aa11sc for common:
23a235zc for fair to good; 24a4hc for prime;
25a251ac for choice per lb. Java is worth B3a
DRIED FRUTTS-Domestic remain steady,
with fair demand for peaches at 1Oa1lc for
prime to choice; apples, 8Ral0c per lb. For
eign is steady and quiet; citron, per lib, 28a3c;
igs, l4alSc; layer raisins are worth " 4Ja2 ~
per box; dates, saSc per 10; prunes, 8al0c.
EGGS-The market is steady with fair de-
mand at l4al5c fresh per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are plenty: prime
to choice from store are selling at ~ 6Oa3 50 per
brl. The market is well supplied with peaches,
! and they are selling well at II 50a2 so per bu in
| boxes. Oranges are quoted $S 0OaS 80 per box.
Lemons in good demand at ~ 5Da10 per box.
- hptLpr a
fair, while common and medium q ualities are
uull. No. l timothy is worth S2la22 for loose,
and $20a2l for tight pressed per ton on arri-
val. Inferior is held at SEALS per ton on arri-
val. In sore $1a2 more per ton is required.
HEMP-Markct quiet but steady, W tn buy
ers of rough Kentucky at $40, and holders ask
ing $i45 per ton. Dressed hemp quiet at II "a a
| II &c per ID.
nIDEs-No material change in prices. We
quote: sheep pcits, 75casl Is Tor good to choice,
and 20aiUc for inferior; green, 6a74c; wet
salted. IA aa9c. dry flint. 14al5c per ID.
MILL FEED-The market is easier in tone
at previous prices with only a moderate de-
mand: We quote bran sic GOALS 80; shipstuils,
s1aa2j; and midillngs, S21 a32 per ton, on ar
rival, and S1a2 more per ton in sGore.>
MOLAsSES-Fo small lots of good to prime
New Orleans at 6la6jc; choice is held at roc
per gallon; refined sirups I0a90c per gallon, ac-
cJrding to quality.
OlLS--Renned petroleum is steady and quiet
1
\ lard oil is held at II 03af 05.
| POFATOES-There is no demand for Irish
potatoes. Sweet in COOL demand at S4a4 50 per
brl from store; red are selling at ~ 5Oa3 90 per
br.
POULTRY-The receipts are liberal, and
fair demand for small al ~ b0a2 25 per dozen,
and $2 75a3 20 for old ana full grown.
RlCE-The supply is limited and the market
is firm at 71aaSc Tor louisiana, and 7a7hc for
Ranggoon. Carolina is held at Sa nc per lb.
SALT-The marketremaihs steady. Domes-
tic is worth at 26c per bu, and 81 45 per brl on
arrival, when delivered diayage Is added:
coarse Liverpool Is held at VI 25al 35 per bag,
and Turks Island 36a3Sc per bu.
SEED-The market is steady, with free Of
ferings and fair joDbing demand for timothy
at " 75a2 IS per bu. Flax seed is in good de-
mand at 81 90 per bu, but clover is dull at l34
1890 per lb from store.
SUGAR-Prices are firm, with fair demand
for refined. The supply OF New Orleans sugar
is exhausted. We quote: Yellow refined, ylaa
l0c: extra &c" 10L alUhc. ,"B" wnite, l03. q
iUMc; s'A" white, UXa19Xc: and harl, &c
for graduated, and lI,sm AZ for crushed and
p0wdered.
rALLOW-The market is firm with fair de-
mand. City rendered is wor.h yc per lb, and
pr me country ga aS4c.
TOBACCO-Thr offerings at auction yester-
day were 66 hhds and box, at the following
prices: "a hhds Mason CO., n.y., trash, lugs and
leaf-1 hid a5 IS, A at SO l6a9 ~, at $lU TJal4
at $l5al9, Z at $50 2oasS 50; 10 nhds Brown co..
o., trash, lu g and leaf-2 hhns at 80 50a9 60 l3
Owen Co., KY, lugs and leaf-2 hhds at $40 25a
IL, 3 at SlGai6 75, box at $40 10; hhds Pendle-
ton CO., Ky.2 hhds at $5 25a5 Gu, 2 at 10 az 90
x at $IU 5Jal4 25a23 60