The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2a-2P. M

| ELOOlt-luefe Is u Ialr con6umptlVe de
mand and steady MARKET with no materia
change. We quoe fancy grades s. 75a6 rs
family flour So 25a5 4D, extra ID SUa4 so, super
| fine So 5Oa4, and low grades 80 75a3 per brl
Spring wheat -four is worth IS 2ba8, and ry,
So 75a4 2j, according to quality, per brl.
| OATS-The market is quiet and steady
Good to prime mixed are quoted 35a87c, anC
good to choice white S6a42c per bu. Iuferio
are quoted 3Oa32c per pu.
| BARLEY-There is steady market and th,
offerings are llght at 9Oae5c for good to prime
spring. and $lal Us for fall, per bu, on arrival
| WHEAT-The market ls quiet. Good white
| is worth 81 12a1 IS per bu; fair to good red il
quoted sSca$l OF, and prime to choice ii O9al l;
per bu
| : CORN-The market is quiet and rather easy
Mixed shelled is held at 4Sa49c for No. 8 in ele.
yator, and ear sold at 4Sc on track, inferior
dull at 43a45c per bu.
RYE-ls quiet and steady. No. in elevator
| Is quoted 6Sc per bu Prlme sample is quoted
MESS PURK-There is q continued ouet
market, and prime city mess is quoted sis 2l
per brl. ,u.
LARD-The market is quiet and steady a
make per lb. City Kettle held at II %a12c pc
pound.
BACON-Quiet and steady. Shoulders arc
quoted 7Ta9c, clear rib sides 9S ag4c and cleal
sides lOKa1ONc per lb all packed Sugar.
cured hams are worth l5al6c per lb in jobbinp
lots, canvased and packed.
BULK MEAIS-Are in moderate demand al
1Ac for shoulders, SIC for clear RIB side. and
SSa914c for clear sides per lb, all loose.
COTTON There is quiet market, with
sales Of 1903 bales to-day. Inferior and higher
grades declined ha4sc per lb. We quote
Ordinary, SSc; good ordinary, gs<c; low mIu.
ding, lOKc; middllng, lO%c; good middling
lie: mid dlllng rair, Ike; lalr, l214c per lb.
WHISKY-Continues steady, and the de.
mand is fair to-day, with sales of 23s brls al
81 10 Der gallon.
BEANS-The demand is only moderate and
the receipts are liberal. Prime to choice navys
are worth 9Oca$l, and white mediums 75aSOc
per bu.
BROOM C0RN-The demand continues light
with good supply, and prices steady and un =
changed: Red brush is worth 8a6c, green stalk
braid 6a646c, and green hurl 7aSc per lb.
BUTTER-The demand for best table but
ter is fully equal to the offerings, which are
light. Lower grades are not wanted to any
extent, ami the receipts being heavy stocks are
accommodating. We quote fancy creamery SEA
3Sc per lb. Best dairy Is worth 26a2Sc for West
ern Reserve, and 23a26c for Central Ohio per
lb. Medium is quoted 1Sa20c, and common l5a
16c per lb.
CHEEsE-There is moderate consumptive
demand and market steady at 111sal2c per lb
for prime to choice factory.
C0AL-Thcfe is steady market and uuiet.
with no material change. 1t is selling atioat
at &c for Ohio River, &c for Ashland, and 11sc
for Youghiogheny per bu. We quote it as fol-
lows, delivered to consumers: Ohio River, Sa
Sc, Ashland and Muskmgum gal0c, Hooking
Valley and kanawha 10c, and Youghiogheny
l0al1c per bu. Anthracite is selling at $SaS 81
per ton, delivered.
UOKE-There IS quiet but steady market,
with no change in prices Gas-house and city
made coke is worth &c per bu at yards, and SC
delivered; crushed Sc at yards, and 1Oc deliv-
cred per bu. ConnellSville ailoat is worth 71Sc
and delivered at l0al1c per bJL
COFFEE-Ihere is q fair consumptive de-
mand, and the market remains firm, with no
material change in prices. We quote Rio 1Sa
l9C for common, 2Oa2lc for fair to good, and
22a23c for prime to choice per lb. Java sells
at 38a30c per lb.
DRIED FkUITS-Demandf fair for domestic
at Sa9c for peaches and 4a5c for apples per lb.
Foreign are in moderate request, and we quote
citron 25a26c, figs l6a1sc, cuirants 74a8c, and
prunes Ta7hc per ID; and layer raisins 81 25a
2 30 per box
EGGS-rhe receipts are liberal and there is
moderate demand at l6al7c per dozen for
fresh.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples are plenty and
dull, and prime to choice In store are quoted
81 2jal 80, and 95ca$l on arrival, per brl.
Grapes are worth So 7ja4 90 per bu, and $l0al1
per brl for prime, and demand moderate. We
quote lemons $Sa9 per box.
HAY-Quiet and steady, with ample Offer
ings at $11al2 for No. / timothy, S9al0 for me-
dium, and $7aS for inferior per ton, all on ar
rival. In store all grades are held at 81 more
per ton.
HEMP-Contfnues quiet and steady with
moderate offerings, and prices are unchanged.
We quote rough Kentucky S1l0a115 per ton on
arrival and it is held IS higher in store.
Dressed is worth 9a9hc per lb.
MILE FEED-There is a moderate demand
for bran and it is steady at 50 5Oal0 per ton
Shipstufs are quiet and worth $1lal3 per ton.
We quote middiings $l5a20 per ton and demand
moderate, all on arrival, and 81 more per ton
in store. ....
MOLASSES--New Orleans syrup is worth 50
a55c per gallon, with fair demand, but infe-
rIor Is dull at S5a40c per gallon. Best sorghum
is worth 35a4Oc per gallon.
OILS-Linseed is in fair demand and steady
at 5Uc per gallon for prime. Lard Oil is quiet
and steady with moderate sales of extra cur
rent make at soc per gallon. Refined petroleum
POTATO ES-The demand is moderate and
good to prime were freely offered at 81 75a2 per
brl in store. and IL 50al " on arrival.
PUULTRI-There is a steady market and
fair demand forlive chickens with ample offer
ings at $3a3 Is for fully grown and S2a2 70 for
half grown per dozen.
SALT-Domestic is worth 24c per bu, and
81 20 per brl, with moderate demand. Turks
island is held at 36aSSc per bu, and we quote
coarse Liverpool 81 2Oal 81 per sack.
SEED-Timothy is steady and quiet with
sales of jobbing lots in store at $lSOal 90 per
bu, and sound lots held on arrival 81 65a1 u
per bu. Flax seed is worth 81 l5al 90 per bu.
SUGAk--Tha demand Is fair and th1 market