The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-07
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sent. 7-2 p.

NlNClNNAtl, Sept. IL L. M.
FLOUR-There is moderate though steady
demand and market quiet. We quote IS 7jaB Is
for fancy: $6a5 rs for family; $4a4 4O for extra;
$3R3 80 for superline, and 81 25a2 rs for low
grades per brl. Rye flour is quoted So 25a4 w
per brl.
WHEAT-Market remains quiet. Red SAM
pie is quoted o5a9bc for fair to good and $la1 05
for prime to choice per bu. Good to choice
white is worth 81 O5al 10 per bu.
OATS-Market steady and moderate con-
sumptive demand Good toprime are quoted
32a35c, ana low grades range down to zoe per
bu. Choice white are held at 37a3Sc per bu.
BARLEY-The market is quiet and steady.
Prime to choice fall is quoted Sja9Oc, and
good lots 75aSOc per bu. Inferior dull, and
quoted down TO 5Oc per bu.
CORN-Ihe market is quiet. No. mixed
shelled is held at 46c per bu In elevator, and
prime ear 46a46e per bu on track.
RYE-The market is firm, and No. is quoted
60a62c, and No. b5a5Ic per bu Inferior sam
pie 50a52c, and good to prime on track 5sa6Oc
per bu.
MESS PoRK-There is a firm market, with
moderate demand Prime city is held at SIG 25
per brl.
LARD-The market is firm, and prime steam
is quoted 10a101Sc per ID, and current make yL
ayNc per ID. City kettle is held at 12a121Sc
per Id.
BULK MEATs--Quiet and firm. We quote
shoulders bxc, clear RIB sides SC, and clear
sides Shas11c per lb, all loose.
BACON-Moderate demand and market
steady. Shoulders are quoted 7Hc, clear I'D
sides SIaSXc, and clear sides 9Xa9y6c per H.
all packed. clear sides were sold at 9Sc per
lb. Sugar-cured hams are quoted 14ka15Kc
per lb.
UoTTON-M Market quiet and steady. We
quote: Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary. exc;
low mlddling, 10Hc: mddltng. lie; good MD
ding 11Hc; middimg fair, 12Ac; fair, 1870
per pound
WHIsKY-The demand is light to-day, and
80 brls sold at 81 VI per gallon.
- nhn AnY,,o Nd se Ii,,I,k,
offerings at 75a90c per Du in store for medium
to choice White.
BROOM CoHN-The market remains quiet,
but it is steady at previous prices. We Quote
3a5c for red brush, 6abhc for green stalk braid,
and 7aSc for fancy green hurl, per lb.
BUTTER-The market is more literally SUD-
piled with the higher grades, but they are
steady under good local demand. Lower
grades are neglected, with large offerings.
Prime to choice dairy is quoted 81 a23c for est
lb. Fancy creamery is held at 33a34c per lib.
Medium is quoted 15al6c, ana common 12a13c
per lb.
CHEEsE-T is a steady but quiet market
with ample offerings OF prime to choice factory
at 6h a9c per lib.
COAL-The market is firm with some inn
provement in the demand. We quote the fol-
lowing raUes afioat: Ohio River 5a51sc, Ash
land 6a6hc, Kanawha 7a71lc, and Youghlo-
gheny 8aS1Ec per bu. 1t is delivered to con-
sumers at llal2c for Youghiogheny, 10allc for
Kanawha and Hooking Valley, 100 for Mus
kingum and Ashland, and &c for Ohio Rlrer.
per bu. Camel is quoted 16c afoat and 9Oa29c
per bu, Anthracite is quoted 80 50a
10 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Market dull and prices nominally
We quote &c per bu at yards for
gas-house. and city manufactured &c delivered;
&c at yards for crushed, and l0c delivered, per
bu. Connellsville, afoat, is quoted TIC, and
delivered at 10a11c per bu.
COFFEE-Ihere is steady market, though
the demand is moderate and prices are un-
changed. We quote Java 2Sa30c per lb; Rio is
worth leal9c for inferior, 2oa2lc for fair to
good, and 22a2Sc for prime to choice per lib.
DRIED FRUITS-Dull and nominal. Peach
es are held at 9a10c, and apples 7a8c per lb.
Layer ralsins are quoted 81 25a2 90 per box.
Citron is held at 25a26c, figs 16alsc, currants ga
&c, and prunes 6a6hc per lb.
EGGS-Fresh arrivals are selling at 15c per
dozen, with fair demand and moderate re-
ceipts, and market firm.
GREEN FRUITS-There is moderate de-
mand for apples, with o large supply. and the
market is steady at 75ca$l per brl for good to
prime in store, and choice held at 81 25. Plums
are worth 81 b0al rs per bu. Pears sell at $3 so
al so per brl. Lemons are worth IS 50a9 80 per
box.
HAY-The market is quiet though steady,
and prices unchanged. We quote $i1a12 per
ton for No. timothy, and inferior is held at 81
al0 per ton, on arrival Dealers ask Ia2 per
ton in store.
bEMf-Iue udrk6b IL bUeHuy anu QuleU aC
previous quotations Prime undressed Ken
JucKy is worth 81 l0a1 15 per ton on arrival,
and So more in store Moderate jobbing de.
mand fordressed at 9a91le per Ib.
HIDES-Demand light, with moderate Of
ferings anc no material change Green hides
are worth 5a7c, wet salted 1a9e, dry salted and
flint llal4c per ID, and sheep pelts 60caSl for
good to prime.
MILL FEED-There is a moderate demand
for bran, with free offerings at ~ 5Oa10 00 per
ton. ShIDstutfS are dull and held at SlIal3 npr
ton. Middlings are steady, but the demand is
light at $l4alS per ton, ali on arrival. In store
held $la2 more per ton.
MOLASSES-New Orleans syrup is in fair
demand and Arm for prime to choice at 55a6Jc
per gallon, but common is dull at 35a45c per
gallon.
OILo-Lard oil, extra current make, is worth
S8aS5c per gal, and demand modeI ate. Prime
lnseed is quiet and steady at 4sa5Uc per gal.
Refined petroleum is selling at A1sa25 nc per
gallon.
POTATOES--There is moderate demand,
and prime are freely offered in store at 81 per