The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-30
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKS EFT.


CINCINNATI. Sept S0-2P.M
FIoUR-Market quiet and steady. Family in
selling at 81 l5@4 40 to quality or reputation of
brand. Extra at 81 60@3 49, superfine at 81 goa
20, low grades at " 2512 90 per brl. Rye -four
at $3@S % per brl. Spring wheat -four at S5S
OATS Quiet and steady. We quote white at "a
@27c per bu for fair TO choice, mixed at 23925c
per bd inferior dun, down to 18e per bu.
BARLEY-Moderated demand butsteady. Choice
quoted 81 1291 10, prime at 81 0S@1 10 per bu for
fali, and inferior dun and ranging down 10 I5c
per bu.
Amber quoted at 92c for No. 2, and 93@94c for
choice. Red 85(@90c for fair to prime, and 293c
more for choice White 93995c for prime to choice.
MESS PORK--The market is steady and quiet
Pprlme city quoted S. rs and held at so per brl.
LARD-Market steady and demand fair. Cur
rent make quoted 6356 4ec per H. City kettle at &c
and, country at TIC per ID.
BACON-Demand light and market easy. Shoul-
ueIs at 5Hc clear rib sides at &c and clear sides
at 62scper lb, all loose and 14cmore packed.
BULK MEATS-Steady and quiet market with
moderate receipts, Shoulders quoted SIC clear
rib stiles at 53sg55c, ana clear sides at SIC per
10, all packed Sugar-cured hams at 1I1$a121ac
peril
RYE--Quiet and steady No quoted 53@54c
per ou in elevator: Good to choice sample at 5O@
53c per bu on track.
CORN--The market is steariy and quiet with
ample offerings. Mixed ear is quoted 42c per bu
ON track. No shelled at 41@4lL, and inferior
at 40c per bu
COTTON-Market quiet and steady at previous
prices. WequOte as follows: Ordinary $50, good
ordinary g54c. low middling 101sc, mddling
l01Sc good middling l05sc, pliddling fair II 1sc,
and fair 111sc per lb
tWHISK Y-Is selling freely to-day and steady
at 81 06 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is very moderate and the
market is steady and receipts light. Choice navys
are quoted 81 709l so, good to prime white 81 25e
90 and inferior 75e@$1 per bu.
BUTTER-ls in fair demand for the best quali-
ties only, all the receipts of which are taken for
local consumption. The market remains firm
Though there is very little demand for any inferior
qualities, which are in excessive supply. Cream
cry sells at 2i@27c per b prime to choice dairy
made at H@l6c per ID in lots, and 17g1Sc for Sc
leeuons. Good packing grades 1l@12c, medium
va lOc, and common 64g7c perlb
CHEESE-Market steady and demand moderate
with light receipts, and selling at S13699Sc per b
for good to choice. Inferior dull and nominal
COFFEE-Steady market with fair demand and
no quotabe change. Rio, common 15916c, fair to
good T61a@lS12c, prime 191a920c, and choice 21a
per Id.
COAL-There is fair retail demand, and the
market is steady with ample supply at 10c for
Youghiegheny, 9@l6c for Kanawha and Hooking
Valley, aG5l0c for Muskingum 9c for Ashland
and SC for Ohio River per Du, delivered to con-
sumeH. The rates afioat are: 6d61%c for Youghio-
gheny, &c for Kanawha. SIC for Ashland, and Sc
for Ohio River per bu.
COKE-Moderate demand and steady market.
and unchanged. We quote gas-house. at &C. city
manufactured &C. and crushed 7c Der bu at Yards
Delivered to consumers at &c per bu more.
EGGS-The demand is fair and market steady,
with fresh selling at A@l5cper dozen.
LFRulTS-7Appies in large supply and selling at
75c@S1 per br loose from wagons, and 81 25@i So
packed. Peaches scarce and quoted $2d2 50 per
bu for prime to choice Grapes are in fair de
mand and good supply, and Ives seedlings sell at
81 5o@2 25 per stand OF two bushels, and Concords
at 394c per ID.
HA4-The market remains steady and the de-
mand is fair for consumption. Prime to choice
timethy sells at sa9lO per ton: Good mixed hay
at SS@S SO, and common at $6@7 per ton, all in
bales on arrival and $2 more in store
HEMP-Moderate. demand for rough Kentucky,
and market steady but quiet, at S95(1l0O per ton
and light offerings. Dressed hemp is in fair job
bling demand at 7(Q119c per ID, as to quality the
latter for double dressed
MILL FEED-ModeTate demand for bran and
ample offerings at Sl0910 50, Der ton on arrival.
dull at $11Gl2 per ton. Niddings quiet
and held atSl4@l7 per ton, all in bulk on arrival
MOLASSES-Steady and quiet with moderate
offerings of New Orleans at 356l43c for fair to
prime, and 4Sc for choice per gal. Refined syrups
held at 42@70c per gal for common to choice.
OlLS-Lard oil quiet and steady at 59@6Oc per
gallon for current-make Prime linseed quoted
56Qg5Sc pc gallon and moderate jobbing demand
Re1ined nlIN ia@Hs PetToegm % at l9@l2e per gallon
rPOTATOES-The market is firm, with fair de-
mand and only moderate receipts and quoted at
81 75@1 80 per br packed in store, and 81 3591 SO
per brl loose on arrival. Sweet potatoes quoted
81 7592 per brl.
P0ULTRY-Chickens in fair demand and good
supply and sell at So 5O93 per dozen for old and
81 50@2 for young, Ducks at $2G2 % per dozen.
Turkeys held at 6(97c per lb
SALT-Market dull and steady for Turk s Island
at 33Gb35c per hu and coarse Liverpool $l6ll O5
per sack. Ohio River and Kanawha in lair de-
mand at 81 20 per brl of bushels, and CSC per brl
Of s bushels
sEED-Market steady and quiet. Clover job
bing at re per b in store and 7e per lb on arriv-
al Timothy at 81 l5Qel 25 per bu on arrival, and
81 25@14 in store Flax seed selling at 81 l5R
80 per bu.
SUGAR-Marketq quiet and firm, and no nateri-
al change. We quote: Yellow refined S@Sl1c.
extra s7S99l4c, A white gh8lOc, gran1lated
and powdered 10A@l01ac, crushed 1054l05Ie,
and cut loaf lie per lb
TALLOW-Is i'll moderate demand and steady.
Country sells at 61ac per lb loose, and 6c per ID
packed.