The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-30
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 8O-2 p. !


FLOUR-There is q steady though moderate
demand, chiefly for local consumption. Prices
are firm. We quote fancy flour IS 75a6 rs: fam
lily sells at IS 20a5 40; extra is worth 81 5Oa4 9O:
super is held at 81 5Oa4, and low grades at S. 76
aS per brl, while spring wheat flour is ran ginR
IS 2ta6 per brl, according to quality, and rye
-four is worth So 5Ua4 25 per bril-
WHEAT-Ihere is firm market with fair
demand and moderate offerings Prime to
choice white will bring 81 l5al 10 and good
81 13ai IA per bu. Red is quoted 81 10al 10 for
prime to choice, ana $1a1 w for fair to good per
bushel.
OArs-Are quiet and steady. We quote:
White 5ea40c for good to prime, and Ale for
choice. Mixed are worth S5a37c for good to
prime, and 30a32c for inferior.
BARLEY-Firm and quiet. Good to choice
fall is quoted $lal IL, anu good to prime spring
S5a95c per bu.
CORS-Murket quiet. No. mixed shelled
is quoted 4Sc per bu in elevator, and good to
prime ear 41a49c on track. "
kYE-Contlnuos quiet. No. 2 is quoted 6lc
in elevator, good to prime sample 63a65c, and
inferior offered at 5Sab0c per bu.
BACON-Market quiet. Clear sides are
quoted 10Ha10kc clear rib sides 95Sa9i<c and
shoulders 7Xa9c per ID, ali packed. Sugar
CURED hams are worth l5al6e per lb in jobbing
sales.
BULK MEATS-Are in moderate demand
and steady. shoulders are quoted Ta1kc,
clear RIB sides 81 aSAc, and clear sides 9a91 X
per h. all loose.
MESS PORK-Market steady and de.
mand moderate Prime city mess 10 quoted
SIG 25al6 rs per brl.
LARD-There is quiet but firm market at
l0Hal0Ac for prime steam, and l0al0kc for
current make. City kettle Is held at Hall 1c
per Id.
COTION-Contlnues quiet. The market Is
weak, with decline to-day of HaXc per lb on
medium and higher grades. We quote the
following official prices: Ordinary, shc; good
ordinary. 9xc; low mludling, 101<c: mlddllng,
1Ohc; good mlddlIng, 10xc; mIddllng ralr,
Ike; far, l2c per lb
WlIISKY-Is steady to-day, with fair de-
mand, and BAL brls sold at 81 09 per gallon.
BEANS-TheFe is not much demand and
the market is steady at 75ca$l for medium to
choice white per bu.
but steady, with liberal receipts at previous
prices. We quote: Red brush 3a5c, green
stalk braid 6aS1ac, and choice green hurl 7ase
per lb. - g.
ket. The best grades are in good local de-
mand and moderate receipts. There is large
supply of inferior grades, but generally
neglected. We quotei35aa7c per.lb for fancy
creamery, 25a2T for choice dairy, and 22a2 c
for prime do per lb. We quote medium 1sa2Oc,
and common baltic per lb.
CHEESE-The market Is firm, though there
is only a moderate demand, and prime to
choice factory is worth 1l4&al2c per lb.
C0AL-Thcre is u steady market and quiet,
with no material change. 1t is selling afloat
at &c for Ohio River, &c for Ashland and 71sc
for Youghiogheny per bu. We quote it as fol-
lows, delivered TO consumers: Ohio River, ga
Sc, Ashland and Muskingum 9al0c, Hooking
Valley and Kanawha 1Oc, and Youghiogheny
l0allc per bu. Anthracite is selling at $SaS 81
per ton. delivered.
COKE-Is In light demand, but it is steady,
and prices are unchanged We quote &c per
bu for gas-house and city manufactured, and
Sc for crushed at yards, and 12c for each per
bu delivered to consumers. Conneisville is
worth T1ac per bu anoaC, and 10atzc delivered.
COFFEE-There is q fair congumptive de-
maud and the market remains firm, with no
material change in prices. We quote Rio lisa
l9c for common, 20a2lc for fair to good, and
22a23c for PRIME to choice per lb Java sells
at aSa30c per lib.
DRIED FRUITs-Domestie remains quiet,
and we quote 4a5c for apples and Sa9c for
peaches, per lib. There is a moderate demand
for foreign at 25a26c for cItron, l6a1Sc for figs,
Z Ease for eurrants, and 7a71kc for prunes, per
lb: and we quote raisns " 25a5 80 per box. Il
EGGS-The market is steady with fair de-
mani for all offerings OF fresh at 16al7c per
dozen.
GREEN FRUPTS-Apples are plenty and
dull and prime to choice In store are quoted
81 2jal 30, and 9jca$1 on arrival, per brh
Grapes are worth $s 7ja4 90 per bu, and $l0a11
per brl for prime, and demand moderate We.
quote lemons $Sa9 per box.
HAY-The market continues steady with fair
local demand and no material cnange in Drfces.
No. /. timothy is worth S11al2 per top, Me-
dium is held at $9al0, and common at $6aS per
ton, all on arrival. Dealers ask 81 more in
store.
HEMP-The demand is moderate, but the
receipts are light Prices unchanged. Rough
Kentucky is worth $ll0a115 per ton on arrival,
and about s. more in store Dressed is jobbing
at 9a9 &c per lb.
MILL FEED-There is moderate demand
for bran and it is steady at ~ 5Ual0 per ton.
Shipstuffs are quiet and worth $llal3 per ton.
We quote middlings $l5a20 per ton aad dem ind
moderate, all on arrival, and 81 more per ton
in store.
MOLASSEs-There is fair consumptive de-
mand for prime to choice New Orleans syrup
at 5Ua55c per gallon, and inferior offered at
35a4Oc per gallon. sorghum is held 35a4Oc per
gallon for choice
OlLS-Prime linseed will bring 5Dc per gal,
and there is a fair demand. We quote lard
oil S5c per gal for extra current make and
market quiet. Refined petroleum sells at 2j1 IA
26c per gallon.
P0rArOES--Are steady, with liberal offer
inss and moderate demand, and prime selling
at 81 9Oa2 % per brl in store. and II 65aI 10 on
arrival.
PUULTRY-The market is firm for chick
ems. under fair demand and moderate receipts.
We quote old fowls fully grown, So 25a3 70.
and half grown 81 50a3 o. per dozen.
SAI.I-DOmcstle is Waltb .-Aa bu and