The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-30
r spring wheat -four, and 50 5oa4 for rye -four

for spring wheat -four, and 50 OOa4 for rye flour
per brl.
RYE Market quiet. NO 2 In elevator is
quoted 5va5sc per DIL Inferior sample 70 q0oted
4Ia50c per bu on arrival.
quoted 46a4lc per bu for No. IN elevator.
Mixed ear on track is worth 45a48c per bu.
OArS-The demand is fair, but chiefly local.
Good to prime new are worth 83eB1c per bu on
arrival, anu inferior offered down TO 20a25c per
bu. Choice white Iowa, old crop, are held at
45a45c per pu, and priLae old mixed At S7ad9e
per bu.
BARLEY-The market is firm for good to
prime fail at 8ja90c per bu on arrival with fair
demand. Inferior are dull ana nominal at 5Oa
6Oc per bu.
WHEAE-The market is quiet. PRIME to
choice white offered at 81 O7al ~ per bu. Red
is quoted S5a9Jc for fair to good and 81 ODal Ob
for prime to choice.
MESS PORK-fhe market is dull. Prime
city packed can be bougat at SIS 6lal6 10, but
there is little demand.
LARD-The market remains quiet. Prime
steam is quoted 9%al0c per lb. City Kettle held
nominally at 12al2t$c per lD.
BULK MEATa--Ma quiet. Shoulders
Bh a64c, clear RIB sides 7%c, and clear sides ~
aS16 per ID, all loose.
BACON Ma keT quiet. Shoulders are equoted
7ka7%c, clear TLD sides &c, and clear 81 Aes w
a9Tc per lb, all packed. sugar-cured hams
held ut l4al5c per III, canYased and packed.
CUrlON-Marketfr firm ut Yesterdays prices.
| Sales at the Cotton Exchange To-day l46 bales.
We quote: Ordinar5, SHc; good ordinary, yhc;
low lnIudllng. 1UAc: IN ,dillnp, Ike; god
mlidnng. l1kc; mid lhng rair, l2&e; iair,
| 1870 per lb.
WuIsKY-Continues steady, but the de-
mand is light to-day AZ 81 10 per galion.
BEANS-There is very little doing and the
MAJ ket is nomnally unchanged. We quote
| 75a9Oc for medium e. choice per Du, in store.
| BkOUM CUaN-Tne demand is moderate,
with free offerings, and the market is easy.
| Fancy green hurl is neld at 7a9c; green stalk
| braid is quoted 6a6hc, and req brush is offered
| at 2a3c for common and 4ka5c for good per ID.
| BUTTER-Ihe market continues steady,
with little or no change. The supply OF best
table butter is moderate, ana it is in good local
demand at 2Ua22c for prime to choice W estern
| Reserve and l6alSc for Central Ohio per ID.
Fancy creamery will bring 30a32c per lb, but
there is very little on the market. Lower
| grades are in moderate demand, with liberal
offerings, and medium lis quoted l4al5c, and
| common held at l2al3c per 10.
| CHEESE-Prime to choice factory Is in mod
| crate demand, with a steady market, and we
continue To quote 1T IHa8tsc per lb.
| COFFEk-Ihe demand is fair and the mar
ket remains steady, with no change IN prices.
| Rio is quoted 171SalSbsc for common, l9agUc for
fair to good, and 2la22c for prime to choice,
per Id. Java is worth 2SaB0c per ID.
| COAL-Remalns quiet and steady. The de-
mani is moderate but the receipts are light.
The ra es ahoat are 5a51Sc for Ohio RIVER ia
S1.c for loughlogheny, per bu. We quote the
following rates delivered to consumers: Uhio
| River 9c, Ashland AMI Muskingum l0c, Kama
wha and Hooking Valley lOalIc, and YouRhlO-
gheny II al2c per bu. Camel is worth &c afloat
aud 2Ja22c delivered, per bu. Anthracite, de-
liYered, 70 6Oa v per ton.
| COKE-Ihe market is dull, with no change
in prices. We quote: Gas-house &c, and
| crushed &c per bu, at yards, 2a3c more delv-
cred to consumers. Connellsville Is quoted TIC
per bushel. afloat, amt l0ailo delivered.
| DRIED ERUlro-There 10 q continued dull
market and prices are nominally unchanged
Foreign are quoted 25c per lb for cltron, 1Ba
lSc for hRs, oa9c fol1currants, and 6a7hc fol
prunes; and 81 25a2 90 per box for raIsins
Domestic fruit is quoted 9alOc for peaches anC
7aSc for apples per lb.
EGGS-The market is steady at 19a14c PEE
dozen for fresh arrivals, with ample receipts
and fair demand.
GREEN FkUIrS-The market is we'll sup
piled with apples, and prime to choice arr
quoted 15caS1 per brl, with only u moderate
demand. Peaches sell at S2a2 so per bu il
per brL and plt.ms sell at 81 25a1 50 per bu
Lemons are quoted Sac per box.
HAI-The supply is ample, and there il
only q fair local demand for the best grates
and inferior grades are dull. We quote No.
timothy Sl2al3 per ton on arrival, and lower
gra es held at S6a0 per ton on arrival. Ii
store dealers ask 8 az more per ton.
HEMP-There is very little doing, but thu
| OHSrlnRS
sllOa115 per ton for rough Kentucky. ant
dressed is quoted ya91c per Id for jobblnl
lots.
HIDEs-The market is quiet but stead,
| with liberal offerings. No material change II
prices. Wequote ba1c for green hides, 7a9
for wet saIted, and llal4c for dry salted anc
flint per lb. Sheep pelts are quoted 6Oca$l
for good TO prime and 2Oa30c for common.
MILL FEED-Thcre is very little demanc
for bran, with liberal offerings, and we quote
it ~ 50a1U per ton. Shlpstutfs are dull at $lali
per ton. Middlings are held at $t4alS per ton
all on arrival. Dealers ask 81 more per ton
MOLAsSEs-There is a steady market, with
fair consumptive demand for prime to choice
New Orleans, which sells at 56a6Jc per gallon
but inferior quality is duh at 3sa45c per gal
Ion.
| OILS-There is moderate demand for lin
seed at SIC per gallon for prime. We quote
lard oil SsaS5c for current make, and g5a97C
for winter extra per gallon, and quiet. Re
fined petroleum is nrm, and we quote IL 2Sa Al
per gallon. ~
POTATOES--The receipts are more mod
crate and the market is nrmer, with good tC
prime selling at 81 9Oa2 10 per brl in store, anC
| worth 81 b0al 6U per bri on arrival. loose.
| POULTRY The market is quiet for chick
| ems with liberal receipts, and old fowls are
quoted 81 75aS 90, and 81 6Oa2 25 for young pei
| uozen.
RICE-Moderate demand and steady
Louisiana is quoted 55f a6c and Carolina. 6a7 ht
per lb.
SALT-The market remains quiet and I'M
| changed. Domestic Is worth Ac per bu, and
81 ~ per brl of bushels. Turks Island is held
at 3la37c per bu. Liverpool is worth 81 2Oal 81
| per brl.
SEED-Nothing doing in clover. Timothy is
| quoted $2a2 Is per bu III store, with moderate
| demand, and about 25c per bu on arrival
| Prime fax sells at 81 10 per bushel, and fail
| demand
| IALLOW-The demand 1s fair and about
equal to the supply, at &c for city and 74c fol
/ mir IIr1tI NM II