The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-16
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 16-2 /

CINCINNATI, Sept 16-2 P. NJ.
FLOUR-There Is firm and quiet market
and with an upward tendency. Fancy flour is
worth IS 75a7 per brl, family flour ls quoted
IS I5a5 35, extra "a 20a4 81, superine So 25as co.
| low grades 81 SEAS per brl. Spring wheat fouI
ranges s. 20a5 W, and rye flouTl So 50a4 per bril-
| OATS-Ihe market quiet anu steady. White
are quoted 4Oa42c for prime to choice. and
mixed S5a5Sc for good to prime. Low grades
nomin nal ut 25aS0c per bu.
I BARLEY-Market firm with limited re-
ceipts and fall sample sells at 75a65c for fair to
good, and 9Oa$l for prime to choice on arrival
per g9T BY = IT. M.rro+ ern, wit, ,o,uaon,o,,o
| the best grades. Good to choice white is uuoted
81 l0a1 Is per bu. Red is worth yOea$l 90 for
fair to good, and 81 G5a1 10 for prime to choice.
per bu.
RYE-The market is quiet. No. 2 is quoted
CSC, and No. 8 6sc per bu, IN elevator. Good to
prime sample on track is worth 63a65c per pu,
and inferior offered at 55a6Uc per bu.
COkN-Market quiet. Prime mixed ear on
track is quoted 4da47c, and No. mixed
shelled in elevator is held at 47a4Sc per Du.
MESS PORK-Tne market is quiet and easy
at SIS 5Oal6 70 per brl for prime city, and si7
is wanted for small jobbing lots.
LARD - Market quiet and easy. Prime
steam is quoted lOKa1U&c, and current make
l0kal0XC per lb City Kettle is quoted IL IA
12c per ID and dull
BULK MEATs-Market quiet. Shoulders
are quoted 6%a1c, clear rib sides S%ae1c, and
BACON-There is quiet market at 7Afa7Xc
for shoulders, exc for clear rib sides. and To- &c
for clear sides, per lb, all packed. Sugar-cu
hams are quoted l5al5xc per lb, and moderate
jobbing demand.
COrION-Continues quiet, with sales of is
bales at the Cotton Exchange to-day. Prices
are steady and unchanged. We quote
Ordinary, 5Xc; good ordinary, 9@c; low mlu-
ding, 10hc: middling. lie; good middItng,
1kc;, middling rair, 1870; fair. 1916 per
WfIIsKY-The market remains steady. and
377 brls sold to-day at 81 08 per gallon.
BEANS-Continue dull. with but few on the
market, and offering at 75a90c per bu for me-
dium to choice white.
BROOM CORN-Market steady and Quiet at
7aSc for fancy hnrl, 6a6Hc for prime green
stalk, and Saoc for common TO good red BRUSH
per lb.
BUTTER-The receipts are ample of all
grades, with fair demand for best table butter,
and lower grades dull Prices steady, with no
material change. Fancy creamery is held as
nigh as s4c per ID. Prime to choice dairy sells
at 22a24c per lb for Western Reserve, aud a6a2lc
for Central Ohio, per ID. We quote medium 16
alSc, and common 14ai6c per lb.
CHEESE-Prime to choice factory is worth
i0alic per 10, and there is steady market
with a fair demand.
C0AL-The market is quiet at previous
prices. We quote 5a51Sc for Ohio River, Gas x c
for Ashland, 7a71sc for Kanawha, and 8asI.c
for Youghiogheny, per bu, afoat. The rates
delivered to consumers are: Ohio River &c.
Ashland and Muskingum l0c, Kanawha and
Hooking Valley 10allc, and YOughiogheny liza
l2c per bu. Camel sells at l8c afloat, and 2Va
22c delivered, per bu.
COKE-Moderate demand and prices steady.
We quote &c for gas-house and city manufac-
tured at yards, and &c delivered, per bu; 6s for
crushed at yards, and 1Oc delivered, per bu;
71sc for Connellsville ahoat, and 10al1o deliv-
ered, per bu.
COFFEE-The market Is steady and quiet
at previous prices. We quote Rio leai9c for
common. 1shaaO,ao for fair TO good, and 2a1lO