The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 23-2 P. !

ELOUh-InO MARKET rules UfIl, WlJH u Iulr
consumptive demand. We quote fancy grades
So 75a6 Is per brl. Family flour is worth IS / 5a
35. Extra is quoted "a 35a4 rs. Superine
ranges So 25a3 70, and low grades 81 5Oa3 W per
brI. Spring wheat flour ranges IS 25a6 O0, ac-
cording to quality, and rye hour 81 15a4 70 per
brl.
WHEAT-Is in fair demand and the Offer
ings are moderate. Red is quoted 95ca$l %
for far to good, and 81 0Sa1 ID for prime to
choice Prime to choice white will bring 81 18
nj 10, and some extra lots held at 81 ~ per bu.
BARLEY-The market is steady and the de-
mand Is fair for fall, and good to choice is
worth 95ca$l 05 per bu on arrival Good to
prime spring is quoted SOa9Oc per bu.
OATS-Are i'll moderate demand and market
steady. Mixed are worth 35a37c for good to
prime, and inferior 30a32c per bu Prime to
choice white are worth 4Oa43c per Du.
CORN-Market firm, with, far demand.
Prime ear Is worth 49asOc per bu on track, and
sold at the latter figure to-day. No. 3 shelled
is held at J0c per bu in elevator
RYE-Market quiet ana easy. No. 2 s quoted
65a67c, and No. 6OaBsc per bu, the latter fig
ure in elevator. Prime sample on track is
quoted 64a65c per bu.
MESS PORK-Tne market is quiet and
steady. City packed is quoted $l6 25al6 80 per
GENITAL and 1870 brls sold to-day at $16 S1h.
LARD-Quiet and steady at lOXalO35c for
prime steam, and lOa1Obc for current make per
ID. City Kettle held at IL Gal2c per ID.
BULK MEAIS-Market quiet. Shoulders
quoted 7a7kc. Clear rib sides S36aS91c, and
clear sides ya9Hc per lib for loose.
BACON-Is quiet and steady. Shoulders
7%a7z1c, clear rib sides 9Hc, and clear sides
lOc per lb for packed. sugar-cured hams l5a
l5hc per lb.
COIION Quiet and firm. No change in
prices. We quote the following official rates /:
Ordinary, oAG; good ordinary, SnC: low
mlddlinQ, 1CIc: mddling, lOSc; good mid
ding. 11Ge; middllng lair, l2c; far, l3c per
pound.
WHIsKY-Is worth 81 O8 per gallon to-day,
with fair demand.
BEANS-There is a dull market, with no
material charge. We quote 75a8Oc per bu
for white medium, and 9Jc for choice ravys.
BROOM CUKN-lhe demand is moderate
but there is STEADY market at previous
prices Red brush is worth Sa6c; green stalk
braid 6a61ac, and choice green hurl 7asc per lb.
BUTTER-The market remains firm with
liberal receipts, and good local demand for the
best grades. Lower grades are in moderate
request. We quote: 34a36c for fancy cream
cry; 24a26c for choice dairy, and 2la22c for
prime. Medium is held at lSal9c, and inferior
at l5a16c per lb.
CHEESE-There is a steady market with
fair demand for prime to choice factory at Iii
nc per Id and moderate offerings.
COAL-The market is quiet, with liberal
offerings at sc for Ohio River, &c for Ashland,
6Ia1c for Kanawha, and 7a7Hc for Ioughio-
gheny per bu atioat
COX KiE-Thrre is limited demand at previ-
GUS prices. Gas-house and city manufact-
urea are WOTUu OC dI yuEuS, anu OF uCllN6fCu,
per bu; crushed Sc at yards, and 1Oc deliv
cred. Connellsville afoat, is quoted 71zc and
delivered at l0allc per bu.
COFFEE-Ihe market is quiet with no ma
terial change. We quote: Java eSa3Oc, Rio
leal9c for common, 19laa2O1ac for medium
quality, and Il l4aa221sc for prime to choice per
DRIED FRUITs-Market dull and n ON inal
We Quote apples 4a5c, and peaches 7aSc per ID.
LAYER raisins, $2a2 rs per box; citron, 25a26c;
Il GO. a.
EGGS-There is a moderate demand, with
a steady market and liberal offerings Of fresh
at l5a16c per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are plenty and in
moderate demand at Slal 90 IN store and 5Oca
81 on arrival per brl. according to quality.
There are few pears on the market at $4a6
per brl. Grapes sell at S. 50a3 Is per box Of lU0
los Cranberrles are worth $40 per brl and
$S 80 per bu. Lemons are quoted SSa9 per box
HAY-The market is steady and quiet with
fair demand for the higher grades and no ma
terial change In prices. We quote $llal2 for
No. timothy, $9al0 for medium, and seas for
common per ton on arrival, and So more in
store.
HEMP-There is a quiet and steady market
at previous prices. Rough Kentucky is worth
ll6al15 per ton on arrival and 50 more in store.
Dressed is quoted 9a9nc per 10, ana moderate
jobbing demand.
MILL FEED-The market is steady and de-
mand moderate, and prices are unchanged.
We quote ~ 50alU Tor bran, SllalS Tor snip.
stuffs, sl5a20 for middlings per ton on arrival,
and 81 more in store.
MOLASSEs-There is a fair consumptive
demand for prime to choice New Orleans
syrup, which is selling at b5a6Bc per gallon,
and inferior dull at 3Sa45c per gallon. Sorghum
is quoted S0a4Oc per gallon, according to quail
lty.
OILS-The demand is moderate at 4Sc per
gallon for prime lnseed; extra lard oil, cur
rent make, is quoted S3as5c per gallon. Re
fined petroleum is steady at 251la a26c per gal
lon.
POTATOES-The market is firm with fair
demand at 50 10a2 % per brl in store for prime
to choice, and selling on arrival at 81 S)al 9o.
Sweet potatoes are worth 81 q5a2 u per brl for
good to choice yellow.
PUULTRY-Chicke ems are in fair request
with liberal offerings, and old are worth S3a
8 50, and young $2a2 50 per dozen.
SALT-fhere is a moderate demand for do
nestle at 24c per bu, and 81 ~ per brl Off BUSH
els. Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 20a! 30 per
bushel ana demand light. Turks Island is
held at 36a3Sc per bu.
SEED-There Is fair demand for timothy,
with moderate offerings. at Sl 75al IS per bu II
store, and 81 60al Is per bu in round lots on ar
rival. Prime flax seed is worth 81 l5al 20 per
bu, and fair demand.
SUGAk-The market is steady and quiet.
We quote New Orleans 10al01sc. yellow refined
I0kalO16c, extra ''C' i0xa10&c, "B" white lJH
allie. "a" white 1lAalibc, and hard laAc
per 10.
TALLOW-Tne market is steady and de-
fa,, Ip.to, nfrv calls ~ md