The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17

lots.
LARD-Quict and steady marker. Current
make is quoted Sac, and prime steam held at
sac per lb CiLy kettle in moderate JODDlng
d. mand a! l9Aal0ac per ID.
BU Lh MEATS Market steady and quiet
shoulders held at &c, clear rib sides quoted
Ike and clear sides TIc per 10, all loose.
BACON-Is quiet and held steady at 61aaBHc
tor shoulders, SIC for clear rib sides, aud Sssc
for clear sites per ID, all packed. Sugar cured
hams in fair jObbing demand at Hal C per ID
for fair to choice average, canvased and
packed.
COTTON-Ihe market is firm and prices are
steady, with no change since SATURDAYS re-
port Sales to- dag 80 bales. stock ,96j bales,
The following are the official quotations: Ordi
nary lOc, good ordinary lOhc, low mlddllng
mlddllng fair ll1sc, and falr l2Xc per 10.
WHI>kY-ls moderately active to-day,
without any chan e. Sales on Change OF
| l4l brls at 81 10 per gallon.
BEANS-Market dull, wi Ii very few Offer
ing. Navys held nomrnally at 81 T0a2 80, prime
to cholce white or medium 81 25a2 50 and fair
to good 81 Goal 10 per bu.
BROOM CORN-ls in light demand but not
much Offering and STEADY. Red brush is held
| at 3a4;a for common to good, green stalk
braid 5a51.c, and hurl 6aG%c per Id.
BUITER-The market remains quiet and
steady. with rather light receipts OF the best
| graIes with good local demand, and Inferior
qualities are plenty aud dull. We quote 2Ta3Uc
per Id for creamery, but these figures are OBJ
tanned chiefly for single selected packages.
Dairy is quoted 20a22c per ID for Western Re-
serve, and False for Central ONO, and ia2c
| more mad Tor selections. Medium grades he'd
at l8a15c and common at l1al2c per Id.
CHEESG-Mo crate demand but steady mar
ket under limited offerings, and prime TO choice
factory quoted ll4lal2c per lb.
COFFEE-There is moderate demand,
chiefly consumptive, and no material change
| III prices. Common RIO is quoted loal9c, fair to
good 1Oa2ac, prime 22a231ac, and choice Aa25c
per lb, anu we quote 21a3Oc per lb for Java, as
to quality
COAL-Fair seasouable demand with a
steady market. The rates aioat are: Yough-
logneny 7AaSc, Ashland 6naTc, and Ohio
| livered to consumers: Ohio River &c, Ash
| land l0c, Campbell Creek 10c, kanaWha and
| MuskInRum lOal1c, and ioughiogheny lie
per bu. locking Valley, at elevator sells at
9al0c, and delivered, l1a12c per bu.
| COkL-Steady and fair demand for the
season. We quote &c for Cas- house, &c for city
| manufactured, ana SC for crushed per bu at
| yards. Delivered to consumers at &c more per
bushel.
EGGS-Market quiet and steady. with fresh
| arrivals selling at l3al4c per uoz and moder-
| ate demand.
| GREEN FRUITS-Moderate demand for ap-
pies. with liberal receipts, and quoted 81 25a
! l Is for fair to prime per brl Fair demand for
| peaches, with moderate receipts, and selling at
S3a3 80 for prime to choice, and $2a2 50 for in
ferior per bu, in boxes. Pears quoted 81 25a1 50
| per WlJu llRHJ supply ana mOuCIdle uG-
mand. Grapes sell at 81 25a2 50 for Concord,
| and slal 50 for inferior varieties per bu. in
stands. Damsons quoted SCAT per stand OF 2
| bushels, and moderate receipts.
| HA9-Market steady, with ample offerings.
The demand is chiefly for local consumption
and for the higher grades. Timothy sells at
$l0al2 per ton Tor prime to choice, in bales, on
arrival Lower grades are neglected and held
at $1a9 per ton, as to quality.
HEMP-The supply Of rough Kentucky is
light, but the offerings are moderate and the
market remains quiet at $l25al3O per ton, on ar
rival Dressed is IN Moderate jobblng demand
at Sa9c per Id.
MILL FEED-Moderate demand for bran,
with liberal offerings and market steady at
50 50alO per ton. ShIpstuHs are quiet at sl2a13
per ton Middllngs are steady and demand
moderate at 9l6a2l per ton, on arrival, and all
selling at 81 more in store.
| MOLASSkS-Market quiet. with only a
moderate demand and nOminally unchat ged
New Orleans syrup is selling ut 4ja55c per gal
Ion, ana refined syrups dull at 5OcaSl per gal
Ion. according to quality.
| OILS-Linseed is quiet and steady, selling
in jobbing lots at SIC per gallon. We quote
refined petroleum at l4al6c per gallon, as t.
fire test, and extra lard oil, current make, al
73a15c per gallon.
| POrAlOES-Market firm with rather ligh!
receipts and moderate demand, and selling
at sll5al 25 per brl, loose, from wagon. ii
| store held at 81 50al 10 per brl for prime t.
choice packed.
Chickens in fair demand ant
market steady with liberal offerings. Selling
at 81 25a2 10 per dozen for young, as to size ant
condition, and S2 59a3 for full grown.
| SALT-The demand is moderate and market
steady for Ohio River and Kanawha at IL 2,
per br OF bushels. Coarse Liverpool is quo
ted 81 I0al 20 per sack, and Turks Island 3Oa
32c per bu and dull.
SEED-Clover is in moderate demand and
held at SasAc per lb on arrival. Timothy will
bring 81 25al 35 per bu in lots on arrival. Flaz
sells at 81 l5al ~ per bu, and moderate DC.
mand.
SUGAR-Fair consumptlve demand and
hrm market. We quote New Orleans 93talOC
for raw, and 1U6allc for clar1ei per h. \ Ell
low refined selling at ga9%c, extra &c" at lOf
l0Hc, "A" white at l6%aLHc, hards n%aisc
and cut loaf l2kc per Id.
TALLOW--Country rendered sells at 7%5
TIC per lb packed, with fair demand and am.
pie offerings.