The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
! CINCINNATI, Sept. Ga z. NJ.

| CINCINNATI, Sept. GAP. M.
| FLoUR-steady and quiet Fancy brands
are quoted IS 50a6 10, family -four $5a5 IS, extra
$4a4 d., superfne $3a3 so, low grades 50 25a2 75
per orl; Rye Hour 81 SSaS 70, and up to "a for
ch9ice Minnesota per brl. -.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady. White is
quoted II 05al ~ for good TO choice per bu.
| Good to prime red is worth 91ca$ 90. Fair
| sample ls offered at o5c per bu, and choice red
is held at u O3al O5 per bu. Inferior grades
| are nominal.
OATs-There is a steady market and fair
eonsumptlve demand. Fair to good new sam
| pie are selling at 3Ua98e, ana prime to choice
| 35a3Sc per pu, on arrival, Inferior lots down
| as low as 20a25c per bu.
BARLEY-The market is firm though quiet.
Prime to choice fall is quoted 9jag0c per bu,
Lower grades range down TO SOC per bu, and
dull.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 6Oc for No. o.
and 54a5jc for No. 3 In elevator. Inferior
sample is quoted 47a50c per bu.
CORN-Market quiet Prime mixed ear is
quoted 45a46c per bu on track. No. 3 shelled
! is worth ACC per bu In elevator.
MESS PORk-The market is quiet, with q
firm feeling at $l6at6 70 for prime city, and
15O barrels sold at the inside figure to-day.
LARD-The market is firm for prime steam,
and it is held at 9Xa10c per lD, and current
make is quoted w aYAc per Id. City kettle
mains dull at 12al24c.
BAUON-Qulet and steady at 7ka7kc for
shoulders, 6Ha9c for clear RIB sides, and 9Hc
for clear sides per ib all packed. Sugar cured
hams l4tdal5hc per lb.
BULK MEAfs.,Market quiet We quote
6ha6}Gc for shoulders, 7%a7hc for clear RIB
sides, and SIC for clear sides per lb, all loose.
COrTON-lhe market is quiet and weaker
to day. with decline Of Sa%c on higher and
medium grades and ordinary. Sales to-day Is
bales. Stock, ,242 bales We quote: Ordinary,
SIC; good ordinary, We; low mlddling, l01ac;
mlddllht, lie; good mIddllng, 11Xc; midlnng
rair, l24c; fair, l3&c per pound.
WHIoKY-The market Is quiet and easy to-
day, and sales Of 100 brls at 81 VI per gallon.
BEANS-There is u quiet market, with mod
crate offerings, and white mediums are quoted
15a9Uc per Du.
BROOM CORN-There is limited demand.
with liberal offerings and no material change
in prices. Fancy green hurl is quoted 7aSc
green stalk braid 6a6hc, and red brush 3a5c
per lb.
BUTTER-There is scarcity of the higher
grades, which are IN good local demand amt
firm at 32a34c for fancy creamery. a2a23c for
choice dairy, and 19a2Oc for prime. Lower
grades are in moderate demand with free offer
ings at l4al5c for medium, and 12alYc for COM
mon, per pound.
CHEESE-The demand is moderate, but the
market Is steady with light receipts, and prime
to choice factory sells at S1Sa9c per lb.
COAL-The market is firm with some i'm
provement in the demand. We quote the fol-
lowing rates ahoat: Ohio River 5a51so, Ash
land 6a6hc, Kanawha 7a1ac, and Youghlo-
gheny 8aS.c per bu 1t is delivered to con-
sumers at iIai2c for Youghiogheny, 10allc for
Kanawha and Hooking Valley, 10c for Mus
kingum and Ashland, and &c for Ohio RIVER
per bu. Camel is quoted 16c afoat and 2Oa22c
delivered, per bu. Anthracite is quoted so 50a
10 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Demand light at previous prices
Gas-house is quoted &C.. city made &c, and
crushed &c, at yards; delivered to consumers
at 2a3c more per bu. ConnellsVille is quoted
71ac afoat, and 10allc delivered.
COFFEE-Ihere is steady market, though
the demand is moderate and prices are un-
changed. We quote Java 2Sa30c per lb: Rio is
worth 1sal9c for inferior, 20a2lc for far to
good and 22a2Sc for prime to choice per lb.
DRIED FRUITS Quiet and unchanged.
Domestic are worth 7aSc for apples, and 9a1Oc
for peaches per tb. Foreign are held at 6a61Sc
for currants, Sa9c for prunes 16alSc for dgs and
25a26c for citron per ID. Layer raIsins are
quoted So 25a2 80 per box.
EGGS-The receipts are light and with
good local demand, there is a firm market at
15al6c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRUITS-AppIesa are plenty and dull
at 15ca$l 70 per brl in store, according to quail
ty. Pears are worth So 50a4 so per bHsand fair
demand and free offerings. No peaches on the
market sufficient TO admit of quotations. There
is a firm market for plums with fair demand
at 81 75a2 per bril- We quote lemons IS 50a9 80
per box
HAY-There is steady market but the de-
mand is chiefly for the higher grades, and in
ferior hay is not wanted. No. / timothy is
worth $lla12 per ton, and lower grades |
offered at $7al0 per ton on arrival, and " more
in store is asked.
reIons rn B. SoeSuy anu apiet
sucky is worth 81 oa1 u per ton omar on arrival
mand for dressed at 9a9kc per lb.
IT., n Oh a mHn nGlUera'e Go o.
re worsh 5a9c Wet saIted fa9c dry sae nue an
81 o, - III III S sho,' IA 'ees anu
good to prime.
Sr :.
MI ~ i atna - ,,th yeEy lsTe 1oing,
ov T1 rinss n,n bs sS IaaI6
az sPaS and ddt;rs 90 goalU
"o eo T.; F1saA' per
ton On arriyai, GTn ana S& more na IN store:
doond fo nrinne tn oboica Now WIN Hr, IAN
ue,ann ESaec nar ooi,on soW GrieaLs IL |
at 39a4oc per "a galloh' :,