The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-08
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Sap. NJ.


very little if any improvement in the demand.
Fancy grades range $5 75aT 10, according to
quality and reputation. Family -four sells at
S5 lOa5 IS. Extra is quoted $4a4 ~. Superfine
Is held at $3a3 80, and low grades at 81 35a3 SO
per brl. Spring wheat flour has u range OF Sja
8 q, according to quality, and rye flour So 5Oa
w per brl.
BARLEY-Is firm and quiet. Prime to
choice fall is quoted 9lag0c per blI. Good lots
are offered at 15aS0c per bu. Inferior grades
nominal and quoted as low as 5Oc per bu.
OAIS-Ihere is firm market with a moder-
ate local demand, and not much Offering
Good to prime new oats are quoted 32aj5c per
bu, on track. Inferior range 20a3Oc per bu.
Choice white in elevator will bring 3Sa4 Jc per
pu. the latter figure for Iowa.
WHEAT-Demand moderate. Good to choice
white is quoted 81 O5al ~ per bu. Red is worth
S5a95c for fair to good, and $1al 05 for prime to
choice, per bu.
RYE-Is quiet and firm with moderate Offer
iIgs. No is quoted 62a64c per bu. Good to
prime sample on track is worth 60a52c per bu,
and inferior ranges down to SOC per bu.
CORN--steady and quiet. Good to prime
mixed ear is quoted 45a47C per bu on tracE
No. mixed shelled in elevator is worth 45a46c
per bu.
MESS PORK : The market is quiet and
steady Prime city packed is quoted SIS 25a
1T 50 per brl.
LARD-The market is firm, with moderate
demand. Prime steam is quoted 104a1U3&c,
and current make held at lOa015c per 10. City
:
BULK MEATS-Quiet and firm. Shoulders
6Ha6Zc, clear RIB sides SaS5Sc, and clear sides
S1aaSH C per b, all loose.
bACON--Firm, with moderate demand.
Shoulders "a a7Sc, clear r1b sides Sc, and clear
sides l0c per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured hams
are jobbing at l41aal51ac per lb, according to
average.
BEANS-The demand is light with moderate
offerings at 75a9Oc per Du in store for medium
to choice white.
but it is steady at previous prices. We quote
3a5c for red brush, 6a61ac Tor green stalk braid,
and 7a8c for fancy green huTl, per lb.
BUTTER-The market Is firm, with moder-
ate receipts and fair demand, especially for
the best grades. Lower grades are quiet but
steady. No material variation in prices. We
quote 33a35c Tor fancy creamery 22a23c for
choice Western Reserve, and lSa20c for prime
to choice Central and Southern Ohio per lb.
Medium is held at 14al6c, anu common l2al3c
per ID.
CHEESE is a steady but quiet market
with ample offerings of prime to choice factory
at S1Ia9c per lb.
COAL-There is steady market, and the
demand is moderate at previous prices. The
raJes alloat are: SaS1ec for IouguIogheny Ia
71sc Kanawha, 6a6hc for Ashland, and 5a5kc
for Ohio River per bu We quote it delivered
to consumers as follows: llal2c for Youghio-
gheny, 10allc for Hooking Valley and Ka-
naWha, l0c for Ashland and Muskingum, Sc
for ohio River, and camel coal 2Ja22c per bu.
Anthracite so 5Oal0 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Market dull and prices nominaly
unchanged. We quote &c per bu at yards for
gas-hOuse, and city manufactured SC delivered;
&c at yards for crushed, and lOc delivered, per
bu. Connellsville, afloat, is quoted 716c, and
delivered at 1Oal1c per bu.
COFFEE-Ihe market is steady and quiet.
with no essential change. We quote common
Rio isal9c, medium quality 20a2Ic, and prime
to choice 22a23c per ID, and Java selling at 2S
a30c per- Id.
DRIED FRUITs-Dull and nominal Peach
es are held at 9alOc, and apples 7aSc per b.
Layer raIsins are quoted 81 25a2 90 per box.
Citron is held at G5a26c, tgs 10alsc, currants ga
Sc, and prunes 6a61Sc per lb, 4
EGGs-The receipts pie moderate and
there is firm market, with fair demand, and
fresh arrivals are worth Tic per dozen.
GREEN FKUIIS-There is moderate de-
mand for apples, with liberal offerings and
we quote them 75cad per bll in store and some
choice lots selling at 81 30 per br. Pears are
in modeTats request and are worth 50 5Qa4 50
pef brl Iii Store. Plums sell freely at 81 5Oa
i Is per bu. Lemons are worth ss 6Oa9 per
box.
HAY-The market is quiet though steady,
and prices unchanged. We quote $lla12 per
ton for No. tlm0tny, and inferior is held at 81
alO per ton, ON arrival Dealers ask sla2 per
ton in store.
HEMP-The market remains steady and un-
changed The demand is moderate, but the
offerings are light Rough KenTIcKy is worth
81 1Qal 10 per ton on arrival, ana dealers re-
ouire IS more in store. We quote dressed hemp
Ja91.c per IL forjQbblpg lots ...
HfDEs-There is d qliet gnd steady market
at previous prices. We quote sIISSSh hides safe,
metsalted 7a9c, dry salted ilai2c. and dry hint
isaitc per lb, and sheep pelts 60ca$l for good
to nrinis, and 2tag0c for common
MILL Frstb-The market is quiet and
steady with free vs%ss.rings of all articles.
Bran is worth 5OalO OF, sh1pstuHs o,..@.s and
middIings Sl4els per ton, all on arrival, and
50 more in store.
MOLASSES-phe market remains steady.
and there is moderate consumptive demand
for prime to choice New Orleans at 55a6Jc
per gallon, andlnferior held at Ssaa5c per gal
ion.
OILS-Market steady and no material
change. WeqG0t5: tinseed 4Sa5Uc per gal
and light demand; lard oil, S3as5c for extra
current make, and quiet: refined petroleum.
"a 16a25kc per gallon and firm.
PQIAIQtS--The market is quiet and easy
under liberal receipts and prime are Quoted
81 S5a2 w per brl in store, and 81 50al 65 per
brl, on arrival. They are selling at 81 25a |
40 per brl loose in wagons. " .....
POULTRY-The market is STEADY for live |
chickens and there is a fair demand, with |
liberal supply at So OOa3 50 for old, and 81 Qua |
81 for young per dozen.
Moderate demand at 6a7c for Caro- !
ina and 5sa6c for Louisiana per ID.
SALT-Domestic salt is III moderate de
nand. and steady at 24c per bu, and 81 10 /
)er Or Of z bushels. Turks Island is held al
5aS7c per bu, aud Liverpool coarse is quoted
] 20al 30 per sack. s. -. *
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