The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-20
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2O-2 p. N


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CINCINNATI, Sept. 20-2 p. M.
| FLOUR--Quict ana steady. Wequote $5 Is,
6 Is for fancy, IS l5a5 So for family. "a 20a4 q
for extra, So 5Oa3 75 for superhne, 80 5Oa8 TO
low grades, So 2Oa5 80 tor spring wheat flour
and S3 75a4 rs rye -four.
| WHEAT-Steady and quiet market. Red II
worth 81 O5a1 ~ for prime to choice and 95caSl
| for fair to good per bu. Prime to choice white
is quoted 81 l2al IS per bu.
OATS-There is moderate demand and the
market is steady. White are worth 39a42c fOl
prime TO choice, and mixed 35a37c for good I,
prime. Inferior lots offered at 9Sa3Oc per btl.
| BARLEY-The market continues hrm fol
fall at 8Oa90c for far to good, and 95caSl fol
prime to choice per bu.
kYE-Demand moderate No. is quoted
61a68c, and No. 63aG4c per bu. Inferior II
quoted 5Sa6Oc per bu.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet but will
firm feeling. Prime city is quoted Sl6 25i
l6 81, and moderate jOObng demand.
| LARD-There is a firm feeling but the mar
| ketiS quiet. Prime steam is held at l0haI011c
and current make lOa1Uhc per lb. City kettl(
| ll16al2c per Id.
held at &c, clear rib sides sold to-day at 9Aa
| SIC, anu some at SH C per lb. Clear sides are
quoted S4a9c perlb, all loose.
| BACON-Market quiet. shoulders are quoted
| I7Aal%c. Clear rib sides 91ac, and clear sides
| l0C per Id, all packed. Sugar-cured hams al
l5al52<c per pound, canvased and packed.
| COrION-Markot quiet and steady. Sales
to-day, "a bales. Stock 4,799 bales. The OFF.
cial quotations are as follows: Ordinary, SIC
good ordinary, 95Sc; low mludling, 1O&c: N ii.
ding, lOAc; good middln2, Ike; middlinl
| lair, l2c; lalr, l3c per pound.
WIIISKY-Is steady to-day, and fair dc.
with sales Of 276 brls at 81 VI per gallon.
BEASS-Dull market and but few offering
| at 7ja9Jc per bu for medium to choice white.
BROOM COKN-There is not much demanc
| pI m lyat IL
steady and prices are unchanged. Red brush
| is quoted 2ha5c, green stalk braid 6a615c and
| fancy green hurl 7aSc per ID.
| BUTTER-rhe market is hrmer under light
| receipts, with a good local demand. Faucy
creamery is worth 32a34c per lb. Choice dairy
| is quoted 23a25c, and prime 2la22c per Id Me-
dium is he'd at l7alSc, and common 15a16c pei
pound.
CHEESE-There is firm Market with mod.
crate offerings, and prime to choice factory il
selling at 1lallhc per h.
| COAL-Market steady, with moderate de.
mand. The rates alloat are sc for Ohio River
| Sc for Ashland, 7c for Kanawha. and SaS1st
| for YOuGhiogheny per Du. 1t is worth deliv.
| for Muskinglm and Ashland, 10allc for Kama.
| wha and Hooking Valley, llal2c for Yough.
iogheny, and 2Ja22c for cannel, per bu.
COKE-Thcro is very little demand but
prices are nominally unchanged. ConnelsyiiC
| is worth nc aioag, and 10allc delivered, pei
| bu. Gas-house is quoted &c, and crushed 81
per bu at yards, and &c more delivered
| COFFEh-lhe market remains steady, with
moderate demand at previous prices. Java il
quoted 2Sa3Oc per lib, Rio is worth isaI9c fol
| common, 194a &c for fair to good, and Il ia
| 2219c for prime to choice per ID.
| DRIED FRUIro-Apples are quoted 4a5c
and peaches Sa9c per Id, with light demand
Foreign are dull at 6a6Sc for prunes Sa9c fOI
| per ID. Layer ralsins are quoted $2a2 25 pei
| box.
EGGS-There is moderate demand at l5t
per dozen for fresh arrivals.
| GREEN FRUIES-Apples are in moderate
demand with liberal offerings, and we quote
7jcaM for good to prime on arrival, and 81 2ja
| / 50 In store, per bril- Plums sell at $2a2 rs pei
| bu, and offerings light. Grapes are in lair de.
mand AT 314a4c per Id. Lemons are worth $SaI
per box.
| HAY-The market is steady and quiet will
no material change. The best grades are II
| fair local demand at $llal2 per ton for No.
| timothy. and lower grades are dull at $7al0 pc
| ton. on arrival, and dealers ask 81 more il
| store,
HEMP-There is very little demand but tht
| receipts have been light and the market re
mains steady at $1l0all5 per ton for rough Ken.
lucky on arrival, ami IS more in store. DresseC
| Is joUbing slowly at 9a9Hc per pound.
MILL FEED-1h he receipts are more moder.
| ate and the market is firm. Bran is in fail
demand at 50 5OalO per ton. ShipsUuffs are
quoted Sllal3 per ton. Middlings are held al
required III store.
MOLA SSEo-There is fair consumptiye
demand for prime to choice New Orleans syrup
at 55a6lc per gallon, but inferior is dull at 3Sa
45c per gallon.
OILS-Linseed oil is in moderate demand at
4Sc per gallon. We quote extra lard oil, cur
cent make, 83aS5c per gallon and quiet. Re-
fined petroleum is worth 251S Sa26c per gallon.
POTATOES - Market steady and quiet.
Prime are worth 81 90a2 per brl in store, and
81 Goal Is per brl on arrival. Sweet potatoes
are in moderate demand at 81 7ja3 for good to
prime yellow.
POULTRY-The market is steady with fair
demand for chickens and liberal offerings at
81 l5a3 25 for fully grown, and 81 5Oa2 for small
per dozen.
kICE-Demand moderate at 6a7c for Caro-
lima, and 51aa6c for Louisiana per lb.
SALT-There is a quiet market for domestic
ana it is quoted 24c per bu, and 81 10 per brl of
I bushels. Turks Island is dull at 36a38c per
bu. Liverpool coarse is quoted 81 2Oa 10 per
b u shel.
SEED-Timothy is worth 81 75al 81 per bu in
store, and demand moderate. 1t sells at 81 Goa
Is per bu on ARRIVAL. Prime flax is worth
81 20 per bu.
SUGAk--The market remains steady and
quiet. We quote 10alO4s C for New Orleans, l0k
alOIc for yellow refined, lOXal1c for extra sc, p
1lLa1lkc for "B" wnIte, and 1lkall1%c for
"a" white per lb, and hard is worth &c Der H..
TALLOW-Ihere is n steady market and
we quote city rendered &c, and country 7Xc
per pound.