The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-25
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 25-1 P. M.
BEANS-Market dull but steady and the offer
ings light. Common quoted 75@90c, good to prime
white or mediums at 81 25@1 81, and choice navies
at 81 70@11 90 per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are large, but a great
proportion of all, that comes in is of the lower
grades for which there is little no demand. The
local demand for the finer qualities for table is
about equal to the supply. We quote creamery at
22(G23c for prime to choice and 25C for selections;
dairy-made at 13@l5c for lots and 16@17c for
single selected packages. Medium grades at 8@9c
and common at 4@5c per ID.
CfIEESE---ls in moderate request and market
steady with light receipts, and selling at 9@9%c
per ID for prime to choice factory, and 0@02c for
fair to good.
COFFEE-Quiet and steady with moderate de-
mand and ample supply. No material change in
prices. Rio is quoted: common at 15016c, fair to
good at 161a@1S1ac prime at 19@4,c, and choice
up to 22c per lb. Java at 25@29c per lb, as to
quality.
COAL-The market is quiet with liberal offer
ings. The wholesale rates are Ohio River sc, Ash
land SIC, Kanawha 51a@6c and Youghiogheny at
&c per bu, ahoat. To consumers delivered at 10c
for Youghiogheny, 9@10c for Kanawha, 10c for
Muskingum and Hooking Valley, S@9c for Ash
land, and SC for Ohio river per bu.
COKE-Demand light and prices about nominal.
Held at &c for crushed, &c for city manufactured,
and sc for gashouse per bu. Delivered to con-
sumers at &c more per bu
EGGS-The market is quiet, with moderate of
ferngs. We quote fresh arrivals at 15c per dozen,
and demand fair.
FRUITS-Grapes in fair demand, and moderate
receipts, at $2 25Qs2 rs per stand OF two bushels,
Ives ana 3g4c per lb for Concords. Apples in
full supply and quoted Sl@1 % per brl on arrival,
and heldSl 50@l % per brl, packed, in store.
Damsons sell at 50 25@2 50 per stand of two bush
els Peaches are selling at 50 SO for choice, and
81 25@2 for fair to prime, per bu, in boxes. Lem
ons in moderate demand at S79S per box.
HAY-Isin fair local demand, but generally the
We quote prime to choice timothy at $9@10,
good mixed al 81 5O@S, and common down to
s6 per ton, all in bales on arrival
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in moderate de-
mand and receiDts light, and selling at S95Gl0O
per ton, on arrival. Dressed sells in jobbing lots
at TIC for double, and &c for single, per lb.
MILL FEED-The market is generally firm,
with ample offerings; Bran sells at $lO@1! per
ton. Shilstuffs held at Sl1@l2 per ton. Mid
dings quoted S149l7 per ton, all in bales on ar
rival and S2 more Eer ton in store
MOLASSEs- Market quiet but steady, with
fair demand We quote New Orleans at
to good per gallon. Refined syrups held al 45@75c
per gallon, as to quality.
OlLS-The market is generally steady though
only moderate sales. Extra lard oil quoted at
5996Oc per gallon for current make. Linseed 55@
SIC pc gallon the latter figure for small lots. Re-
fined petroleum l0@l21c per gallon, as 10 fire test
POTATOES-The market remains firm with fair
demand and moderate receipts. Selling in store
at 81 6O@l 85 per br for good to choice varieties,
and on arrival at 81 35@1 so per brl loose
POULTRY-lhe market is firm for chickens,
Win llmtcu rtCelplS ana demand 1alr at u 0U(g
25 for full-grown fowls and 81 5O92 25 for young
per dozen. Ducks offered at $292 % per dozen,
but demand light
sALT-Turk's Island is dull and held at 99@35c
per bu, and coarse Liverpool Sl6l1 10 per sack.
Ohio River and Kanawha 9Oc per brl of bushels,
and 81 20 per brl of bushels, and fair demand
SEED-Clover quiet and steady at nc per lb on
arrival and 7$4@Sc in store. Timothy jobbing at
81 S0@1 40 per bu in store, and s. i5@l 20 on ar
rival. Flax seed in fair demand at 81 15@1 %
per bu.
sUGAR-The demand is fair and the market
steady. New Orleans is quoted nominally at 7126g
white y1%(e10c, granulated and powdered 1910
1O1ac crushed 104c and cut loaf lie per h.
TALLOW-The market is quiet and steady with
ample receipts We quote country ut 612c packed
and city rendered at SIC loose, per lb.
FLOUR-The market was steady, with no quot
able change throughout the week. The offerings
for the local retail trade, but very little doing be-
side this. Family -four selling at S4 1594 so for
ordinary trade brands, but fancy ranging up to
S. 40 per bril- as to quality or reputation. Extra
@3 325 and low grades dull at So 15@2 so per bril-
Rye flour was firm and quiet and quoted at $50
25 per bril- the latter figure for best Northwestern
Spring wheat flour sells at $5@5 so per brl for in
ferior to fancy Minnesota.
OATS-Were dull, having only light feeding
demand and the receipts were heavy but the mar
ket remains steady and prices essentially un-
changed. White are quoted 24a25c for prime to
and 20@22c for ordinary to good
per bu on arrival and held for small lots in store
at 1(02c more
C0RN-The market has been steady and de-
mand fair, but the receipts are heavy and there is
an easier tendency to-day, Mixed ear is held at
4215@i3c for prime, track, and only 42c offered.
Sheled quoted 4l9@i2e for No. and 40@4lc per
bu for inferior. White corn held about lc above
mixed.
WEEAT-Was steady all the week, and had
fair demand, with an ample supply. White is
Ntn6 h,fo ha
but strictly choice would bring 2@3c more. Am
Der is quoted 91@92c for choice, and SS@90c for
good to prime. Red at 90@92c for choice, and IS
@1SSc for fair to prime, per bu.
RYE--The demand has been fair with moder-
ate receipts and the market firm. No 2auoted at
54c per 0u, in elevator; prime to choice sample
held at 52@53c per bu, on track, and inferior quail
ity ranging down to 45c. nominally.