The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
o1No1NNArI DAILY MARKET.
crNn1NNlr1. sent. 90 p M.

.t.,. CINCINNATI. Sept e7-2 p. M.
BARLEY There Is qdiet ana firm market,
4 Fan sample Is quoted $lalO5 per bu, for good
4 70 prime on arrival, and No. 2 held at 81 08a1 III
05ca$ per bu.
RYE-Market quiet. No. 2 in elevator ia
quoted 6la6Sc per bu Good to prime sample
ON track 65a05c per bu.
| ,CORNzMarket quiet No. 3 mixed III ele-
vator, is held at 4Ja5Oc per bu. Good to prime
ear on track is dnoottcc;c, 4o 44oottOc Der bu.
| MESS PORK-llarket quiet and steady at
$l6 25ai6 so for city packed. @za
s.daa,i daAhDi-Market y steady and quiet Prime
perl 10. City Kettle dil at il %c Der H. 'AN0 'OO
BULh MEA1STThere is a quiet market
shoulders are held az 1Ac. Clear RIB sides
ar are d quoted SHas%c and clear sides 5Sa9J4c per
BAC0N~MariS;cet quiet. Clear sides are
quoted lOh alOAc, clear rib sides 0Ic, and
shoulders IXasc per h. all packed. sugar.
cured mans l2al6c perlb, canYased andrpacked.
CoIIoN-Ihe narRet remains quiet and
| easy, with further decline To-day OF JIc on
hlgher and medium grades. Sales to-day 256
bales. We quote: Ordinary, yIc; good Or
uinary' VIC; low mlddling, 10Ac; middling,
lGSc gSSc ,de Seod 9I I@iGdlnE Nll llc; iddlng rair
" HlSKY-Ihere is a steady market, and
SO9 brs sold to-day at 81 10 per GALLON.
BEANS-The market is quiet and steady.
GOQq MEDIUMS bring 75aSOc, and prime TO
ch0lce Wl1te 9Oca$l per bu. -.
BROOM COhN-Ihe market is steady but
tnere Is not much demand. No change in
prices. We quote choice green huri Ease, green
stalk braid 6a6hc and red brush ranges 2abc
per 10, according to quality. . - FL
, BUIIBK-There IS not much Offering Of the
nlgher grades, which continue iirIn with fair
demand at 36a3sc for fancy creamery. 2ja27c for
cholce dairy, and 22a23c for prime dairy, per lb.
Inferior grades are neglected, and the fecelijts
are liberal and held at l9a20c for medium, and
l0altc Tor common, per lb. % ' -'' - 4
, CHEESE-There is a good local demand with
steady marKet for prime to choice mid fac
tory, and we quote 1t lOHal1c per lb. > I.
CoALT-5There is moderate demand with o
sIeauy se ~ marker at previous prices. Il sells at
rs for iougpiogheny, tc for Ashland and Sc
fof Ohio River, per bu, afloat II is delivered
TO consumers at Sa9c for Ohio River, 9al0o Tor
Ashland and Muskingum, 10c for Hooking VAL
ley and RanaWha. 1OalIc for Yotighiogheny,
and 2Oa22c for camel. ver. .bu, Anthracite Is
worth soaS 6O per ton, delivered.
ll9kETTh9 demand is, light and prices re-
main unchanged. We quote &c per bu for citv
manufactured and Gas-hotse at yards, and Sc |
delivered to consumers; crushed SC Der bu ar |
yards, and 1Oc delivered. ConneIlsyilte re
atloat and lOalfc delivered -
COFFEE-Ihe,d demand is fair and there ii n |
Az kssl market. klo is worth leal9c for common, |
2oa2lc Tor medium, and 22a23c for prime Co |
choice, per 10. Java i, worth .Sa30c per lib,
DRIED KUIIs-There is a better demand |
and market steady We quote domestic 4a5c
for apples and -Sa9c for peaches per ID. For |
eign fruits are worth 7a71Sc for prunes, 7xasc
for currants, l6al9c for Ags, and 25a26c Tor Cit
ron per 10. Layer raisins sell at 81 25a2 so Der
box I.,I.. ..t as
EGGs--There ii q fair local dem and, with
orth l6c per dozen. -
GREEN FRUIrS-Apples are in limited de-
n and and the market is well supplied at 75ca
per bll on arrival, Or 81 25al so in store, for
So jOa4 90 per bu and $lUa1l per bril- Cranes
are worth SO 50a4 0O per flUO los in boxes, We |
quote lemons SSa9 per box.
HA1-The market is quiet, with only mod
crate local demand, chiefly for the higher h
grades. We quote No. timothy $IIaI2. me-
lium S9al0, and inferior $6aS per ton, on Ar l.
avail, and W more for each in store.
HBhlP-There is moderate though steady Il
lemand at previoas prices. Undressed Ken. |
lucky IS worth sllOa115 per ton on arrival and
lealers ask S5 more in store, Dressed is inI I;
'ing at 9a94Sc perIb.
MILL FEED-There IS a fair demand for
'ran, EItn ample offerings az 50 5Ual0 90 per
on. Shlpstuns are quiet at Sllal3 per ton,
Nlddllngs are in moderate demand and steady
1t $l5a2O per ton, all on arrival. Dealers re-
lulre ~ more per ton in store.
MOLASSES-Ihere is q fair consumptive
lemand Tor prime to choice New Orleans
yrup, which is selling at 55a6Dc per gallon,
ind lnfetlor dull at 3Sa45c per gallon. Sorghum
5 quoted 3Oa4Oc per gallon, according to quail
O1LS-There is firm market for linseed
WIN sales OF prime at 5Uc per gallon. We
uote extra lard oil SOC per gallon for current
nake, and demand fair Rehned petroIennn
emains hrm at 25l a26c per gallon.
POTATOES-Fhe demand is moderate and
ne market is well supplied. Good to prime in
tore sell at 81 S5a2 per bril- and ST 66af 70 on
rival Sweet potatoes are dull at 81 75a2 per
RI in store.
SALT-Market quiet and steady Domestic
worth 24c per bu, and 81 35 per trl. Turk,s / {
sland is duh at 36a3Sc Der bu. Coarse Liver
ool is held 81 80al 40 per sack. It
SEED-There is fair jobbiHg demand for
mothy, and 1t remains steady at 81 9OaI so per
in store, and about 15a20c less for round lots
a arrival. Flax seed brings 81 16a1 20 per bu !
,r prime. 8
SUGAK-There is a fair consumptfye de- Il
land. with steady market. New Orleans is {
loted 1Oa1O%c per Ib Yellow refined is worth | {
C. "a" white Hall &c, and hard II sal1 s. {
er lD. 4
TALLoW-The market is firm, and there is | 1
1alr demand. we quote 7zSaSc for country \
nd S1%aSkc for CitV rendarhf nht III | r