The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Sept. Ga P.


though the market is easy. Family is worth
81 30a1 co. extra.s5 S0a6 %; superfne, $5 25a5 So
and low grades $4 5Oa4 80. spring wheat flour,
So O0a1 q, and choice Minnesota will bring
S6 40 per brl. Rye flour is worth 70 20a6 so per
barrel.
WHEAT-There is moderate demand and
the market is easier. Rcd is quoted VI 15al-2U,
and good to prime sample and white. 81 25a1 40
for fair TO prime per bu.
CORN-Is quiet and steady, and good mixed
is worth 7Oa71c per bu for ear or .shelled, with
sales to-day at quotations.
RYE-Is steady and unchanged No. 2 is
quoted 82aS3c per bu in elevator.
OAIS-The market Is steady. Fair to good
mixed are worth 3Sa45c, and white 45a52c per
bu. Rejected are offered at 30a85c per Du
BULK MEATS-Afe firm and clear sides
are worth 1e3Sc; clear rib sides l2c, and shoul-
ders s.s asasc per lb, spot, all loose.
BACON-Ihere Is. steady market and
shoulders In moderate demand at 91aa9Xc;
clear rib sides are quoted 131Sal3kc, anu clear
sides, I31ac per lb, sDoJ, all packed.
MESS Forks quiet but trm, and prime
city Is quoted $Sl per Dr, spot.
LARD-Is in fair demand for steam. with
sales o-day Of l3O tiefces OF prime winter at
122sc, and l2O tierces OF steam refined at l2zsc,
per lb; city kettle is quoted lSx a13s<c, with
light demand.
COrTON-Tne market is quiet. Sales to-
day of six bales No change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, 111ac; good ordinary, l2%c;
low middilng, 1890: mddilng, 14hfc: good md
ding, l4xc; nilddling fair, l51sc; fair, l61Sc
per lb.
WHIsKY-ls in fair demand to day at 81 10.
Sales at that rate OF 2j7 brls.
BEANS-The market continues quiet at 81 80
az 0C Tor choice navys, and IL GOAL rs for
BROOM CORN-The receipts are moderate
and tine market remains steady with no change
in prices and a limited demand. Common red
brusa Sc; choice green hHrl, 12c, and green
stalk Lraid, 10al1c per ID.
BUrTEH-rhe mlrket remains quiet. The
arrivals are generally in bad condition, owing
to the warm weather. Best table butter is
Prices are steady, and show iittle if any change.
We quote: Choice Western Reserve s2a23e; and
prime Southern and Central Ohio, 19ae1c; and
la2c more can be had for extra selections of
single packages. Medium grades are worth
l6aS &c, and common l2a14c per lb.
Oh HEESE--is steady with fair demand and
we quote prime TO choice factory, iO1a alle per
lb.
CoFFEE-The market remains firm. and the
demand is far with no material change. We
quote: kio 81 Aa2a1sc for common: 23a231ac for
far to good; 24a 41So for prme; 25az51sc for
choice per lb' Java Is worth sSasic.
COAL-rhere' is steady market. The sup
ply is generally limited, especially Of Yougn-
iogheny. Ohio river is worth DC per bu aioat.
We quote, delivered to consumers: Pittsburg,
12a1Sa; Muskingun, locking Valley ami
kcnawha, llal2c;. ohio river, 10c per bu:
kanawha Camel, delivered, Is quoted S2c per
Du. ,s
DRIED FRUIT5-Domestic remain steady,
with fair demand for peaches at 1Uallc for
prime to choice; apples, S1salOc per lb. For
eign is steady and quiet; ciEron, per lib, 2sa3Dc;
ngs, 14a1Sc; layer raisins ARE worth s2 4Ja2 50
per box; dates, Z ~ aSc per 10; prunes, 9al0e.
EGG5-There is u steady market and the re-
ceipts are m0ierate at I4al5c per dozen.
/, GREEN FRulIS-Peaehes s<re in far re-
quest at S2a2 so per Du in UoXS5 from store. Ap-
pies are in moderate demand at " 5Ua3 50 per
brl in store. Lemons remain at $10a11 per box
and oranges are selling at $S UoaS 80 per box
HAY The market Is weil supplied with in
ferior grades, which are still dull. 1he higher
grades are in fair local demand. We quote
MOI timothy, $2laz2 fcr loose, and sf9as0 for
Ulght pressed per ton on arrival. Inferior
qualities are held at $l2al5 per ton on arrival.
sore $la2 more per ton is.required.
HEMP-Aiarketq quiet but steady, with buy
ers OF rough Kentucky at si40 anu holders ask :
ing $i45 per ton. Dressed hemp quiet at Ii ia
IL nc per ID.
HIbEs-No material change in prices We
quote: bneep pelts, socasi 20 Tor go0t TO choice,
and 20afUc for inferior; green, 6a7l<c; wet
saited. 2, a9c; dry flint, 14al6c per lb.
MILL tEED-The market is quiet, though
steady, with good receipts and moderase de-
mand. We quote: Bran, yl0a20; shipstuifs.
$l3a2I; and mid'ilings, S2la3s per ton, on ar.
rival. In store S1a2 more per ton is asked.
MOLASSES-For small LOIS of good to p-imc G
New Orleans at 61a65c; .cnoice is held at zoe
gallon; refined sirups 4ea90c per gallon, ac-
OILS--Rehneu petroleum is steady and quiet
at llal2c per gallon. Llnseed IS steady and
auieU at 6Sa10c, while current make OF extra
lard oil is held at 81 O3al 0j.
POTATOES-Irlsh are dull and nominal. No
quotations can be given for them. Sweet pota-
toes are in lair demand at VA O0a4 90 per brl In
store.
POULTRY-Live chickens are in fair de-
mand, with moderate receipts at 81 50a2 rs per
dozen for small, aud 81 50a3 20 for large.
RlCE-The supply is hmired and the market
is firm at 7Ka8c tor Louisiana, and 7a7Kc for
Ranggoon. Carolina is held at 8a NC per Id.
'SAlT-The market remains steady. Domes-
tic is worth at 26c per bu, and 81 4j per bril- on
arrival, when delivered diayage Is aaded
coarse Liverpool is held at 81 25aI 80 per bag
and Turks Island 36a3sc per bu.
SEED-The market is steady, with free Of
ferings and fair joDbiDg demand for timothy
at 81 T5aa IS per bu. Flax seed is in good de-
mand at 81 50 per bu, but clover is dull at 131
1870 per Id from store.
SUGAR-The market is firm, with fair de-
mand for refined. We quote: Yellow rehncd,
9,<aIOc: extra &C" "1oH alUHc; "B" white, lOK
alU%c; "a" white, lOXallc, and mart, liza
1lAc per lb.
TALLVW-The market is firm with fair de-
mand. City. y.rendered is worth yc per Ib, and
pr.lne country 81 aSxc.
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