The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-04
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sept. a. p. M.


FL0UR-Market quiet and steady. We
quote: Fancy S6 5Oa6 75, family So 0Oa5 rs, extra
S3 9oa4 rs, superfne $Sa3 so, low grades 81 z5a
2 rs, and rye flour SO 25a8 a5 per bril-
OATS-The market is steady with fair local
demand. Good to prime new oats are quoted
3SaSTc per bu, ana Inferior range down to 20c
WHEAT-The market remains quiet. White
is quoted 81 05al 70 for good to choice; red is
worth 81 0Ja$i W for prime to choice, and fair
to good SOa95c per bu.
BARLEY - There is a firm market, and
prime to choice fall on arrival is worth 65a9Jc
per bu and fair demand. Inferior dull and
ranging down to 50a6Oc per bu.
RYE-There is quiet and steady market at
60c for No. 2, and Soc for No. in elevator
Inferior and rejected are quoted 48a50c per bu.
CORN-The market is quiet. No. 9 mixed
shelled is quoted 46a47c, and prime ear offered
at ACC on track per bu.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet at sI6 per
brl for prime city packed.
LARD-ls In moderate demand and firm
feeling at 9Aa10c per ID for prime steam, ana
yKa9Is for current make per lD. City KETTLE
held at l2a121zc per lb.
Shoulders are quoted 66aGJEc, clear RIB sides
&c, and clear sides S1aaStsc per lb, all loose
BACON-There is steady and quiet mar
ket. shoulders 7Kc, clear rib sides S1Sa9c. and
clear sides 9%a9Tc per Ib, all packed. Sugar
cured hams l4Aal5hc per lb, canvased ana
packed, according TO average
COTTON Market steady with no change
Sales to-day IL bales. Stock s. s9G bales. We
quote: Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, 9<c; low
mIddling, 1Ohc; mIddllng, uAc; vood mld-
ding, 11}5c; mlddling lair, lshc; fair, 1870
per pound.
WHISKY-Market steady to-Gayand sales of
l78 brls at OS per gallon. 0.
BEANS-The demand continues light. The
offerings are moderate at 15ayUc per Du for
white mediums to choice havys.
(NlRk-Tun ri at oit,gc
though steady, and prices are unchanged.
There are free offerings at at2Ka6c for red brush,
6a6hc for green stalk braid, and 7aSc FOR green
hurl, per lb.
BufTER-The market remains firm, espe-
cially for the higher grades. The demand for
the est table batter ls sufficient to exhaust
the receipts, which are mouerate. The lower
grades are plentiful and iq moderate demand
we quote, prime to choice Western Reserve 2aa
28c and Central Ohio 19a2Oc per lb. Medium
is quoted 14al5c and common False per lb.
CHEESE-There is steady though quiet
market and prime to choice factory sells at
8a9c per lb and moderate receipts.
COAL-The demand is moderate and there
is steady market with little or no change
The raUes aaoat are 5ab5ac for Ohio River,
6a6Hc for Ashland, and 6a8Hc for Youghlo-
gheny per bu. We quote it delivered to con-
sumers as follows: ohio River &c, Ashland
kanawha 1Oallc. Youghoghehy l1a1Se and
camel 2Oa22c per bu. Anthracite coal is
worth 50 50alQ per ton.
COFFEE-The market Is firm under q fair
and steady demand, and Rio Is worth lsal9c
for common, 20a2lc for far to good and 22a
23c for prime to choice per lb.
.COKE-ls in moderate demand at previous
prices. Gas-house &c, city manufactured &c,
and crushed SC, at yards, and 2aSc' more deliy-
,red, per bu. Connellsville Is worth 73kc per
Ou afoat, and 10a1lc per bu delivered.
DRIED FRUu's-Are dull and nominally
unchanged. equole layer raIsins 81 25aa 30
per box; citron is held at 24a25c, figs 16alsc.
sa9c, and prunes Sa6Hc per lb. Do
nestle fruit is worth 9al0c for peaches and 7a8c
'or apples.
EGGS-There is fair market with a con-
jinued fair demand and the offerings are
moderate with fresh lots selling l41aat5c per
ioZeD.
GREEN FRUIrs--The market is dull for
apples, with liberal receipts, and good to
,hoice are quoted 75ca$I rs per brl in store and'
some inferior.are offering at 6Oc per bu. Plums
are worth 81 5Qal 70 per gu and fair demand
with ample offerings. There is fair demand
or pears at SO JUa4 80 per brl, and receipts
light. Lemons sell at IS 5Oa9 50 per box, the
after figure for choice repacKed.N
uAY-lhe demand is fair for the best grades |
With ample offerings and market steady at ylla |
W. per ton, on arrival, for new No. / t1tnotny.
Lower grades are dull and offered at $1al0
)er ton on arrival according to qualify. About |
2 more is REQUIRED in store.
BEMP- Rough Kentucky is quoted at Sl0a |
X per COu Oh. hrTlNdl, anu uUOut 90 more IN |
tore, With moderate demand and light offer |
ngs. Dressed is worth 9J+aOIzc per 10 accord
ny to quality, with moderate jobblng demand.
HIDES-phere is not much doing, but the
MARKET remains steady with no material
change. We quote 5a7c for green hides, 7a9c
or wet sated, llal2c for dry salted, and 13al4
or dry hint per h., and GOcaA for good to
jrime sheep pelts.
MILL FEED-The market remains steady
md prices unchanged. There Is a moderate
,emand for bran at 50 5OalO per ton with free
,feriugs, Shlpstuffs are held at s. lal3 per
on and dull. We quote middings $ltal9 per
on and quiet. These dgures are ON arrival aud
iealcrs want $Ia2 more per ton in store.
OLASSES-Continues steady, with fair |
lemand' for prime to choice New Orleans
yrup at 55a6Jc per gallon. Inferior is dull
VI 3sa45c per gallon,
Oils Lmseed is quoted 4Sa5Uc per gallon,
md moderate demand. Lard oil is, worth 81
Isoc for current make, and 95aY1c for winter
xtra per gallon, and quiet Refined petroleum |
S quoted -4a25c per gallon, with hTm mar
,eG
POTAT0l 0leS--The market is qniet and easy, |
with free oflerings at 81 per brl in store for |
,rilne, anu sell at 81 4ual 30 per brl i'll wagons
oose.
POIJIpliY-Tho reCelptS arc liberal, and |