The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
C1NcINNArr, Sept. 23-2P. M.

CINcINNATT, Sept. 23-2 P. M.
FLoUR-The market is quiet and steady and
ample offerings. Spring wheat flour held up to
S5 IS for choice mixed and quoted $5@5 25 for or
dinary. Rye offering at sos % per brL Family
-four selling at 81 l5g4 50 for ordinary and $I9
40 for iancy brands. Extra quoted So 6g3 So.
Superfine at 2 S5@3 20, and low grades at 81 2O@
50 per brl.
OATs-Market dull but held steady at about
previous prices Prime to choice white at Ag25c,
and NJ xed at 2l92Sc for fair to prime. Low
grades down to 1Sc nominally.
BARLEY-The demand is only moderate and
the receipts are large Prime to choice fall quoted
at 81 0569l r. but none TO bring over ST 069l 10,
and good lots at $9Sc@$l per bu. Inferior ranging
down to 75c rer bu, and dull. Spring barley
merely nominal.
RYE-The market is steady and not much de-
mand but light offerings. We quote No. at $50
54c in elevator. Choice sample at SIC, prime nj
5l@52c and fair to good at4sGg50c per bu.
C0RN-Is in moderate demand and quiet with
liberal receipts Mixed shelled is quoted 4l@42c
prime ON track, and white ear held at 43@43Lac
per bu-
MESS PoRK-The market is quiet and easy.
Quoted for prime city mess at $9@9 25, and only
small demand at the inside figure.
LARD-Is rather weak with moderate demand.
Current make steam is quoted G1zc per ID. City
kettle at S@lS14c, and country at 7S4c perlb.
WHEAT-Market steady and quiet with moder-
ate offerings. White quoted 93@94c for choice,
9l@92c for prime. Red 91992c for choice and
SS6g90c for good to prime. Amber at 9lg93e for
prime to choice. Inferior lots RED and amber
ranging down to zoe per bu.
BULK MEATs-Are in light demand and
market easy. Shoulders are quoted 454f547sc,
clear rib 54@51sc and clear sides 61sc per ID, all
loose, and about 4c more for packed meats.
BACON-Market weak, and little doing. Shoul-
ders at J54c, clear rib sides at $685. and clear
SIDES at SEC per ID, all packed. Sugar-Cured hams
jobbing At n1a@l5c per lb, as to average and
brand
COTTON-The market is quiet and steady and
no change in prices since Saturday. Receipts to-
day 2Sl bales Stock ], 195 bales We quote as fol-
lows; Ordinary g5sc good ordinary l0c low mid
pliddling iair 1l3Sr, and fair l51sc per lb.
WHISkY-The market is steady and good de-
maud at 81 O6 per gallon.
BEANs-steady market but quiet with moderate
offerings, and quoted at 81 70(41 80 for choice
navy, 81 3OQD1 80 for good to prime white and 75c
@Sl for inferior per bu.
BUTTER-The demand is fair with little or no
change The best qualities are mostly wanted
and are in only moder te supply, snd selling at
2l@23c for creamery and 13@l5c for prime to choice
dairy made, and l92c more is obtained for extra
selections Fair to good lots quoted at 9@l1c and
inferior at SAFE per lb.
CHEESE---The market is steady and quiet with
moderate supply and prime 10 choice quoted at
9@912cp per lb, and inferior dull at SGgS12c per lb
COFFEE-Quiet and steady with moderate de-
mand and ample supply. Nc material change in
prices Rio is quoted: common at 15a16c, fair to
good at 161a91S12c, prime at 19g20c, and choice
up to 22c per lb. Java at 25@2qc per lb, as to
quality
CoAL-The demands is only moderate, and the
market is quiet. Stocks afoat are quoted at 7c
for Youghiogheny, SIC for Kanawha, 519@6c for
Ashland and5c for Ohio River per bu Delivered
to consumers at &c for Ohio river, sc for Ashland
91l0c for Kanawha, Muskingum and Hooking
Valley, and 10c for Youghiogheny per bu
CoKE-Demand light and liberal offerin~s
Gas-house quoted at5c, city manufactured at &c,
and crushed at &c per bu, at yards, and about &c
more per bu delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The demand is fair and the market
steady, with liberal offerings of fresh ut 14@15c per
dozen.
FRUITs-Apples quoted at 81 85@1 60 per bril-
packed, and S5c@$l per brl, loose, on arrival.
Peaches in moderate supply and sell at $212 80
for prime to choice and 81 501l IS for fair to good
per bu, in boxes. Grapes in fair demand and
moderate receipts at 4g9c per lb for Concords and
81 50tl2 rs per stand of bushels for Ives Seed
lings. Lemons quiet at $@S per box.
HAY-There is fair local demand, but the
higher qualities are chiefly wanted. Prime to
choice timothy sells at $9@10 per ton, on arrival
Good mixed quoted 81 50@S and common held at
S697 per ton, all in bales on arrival In store 81
more is required.
HEMP-Steady market, with moderate demand
and quiet for rough Kentucky at $95@l00 per ton,
on arrival, and light receipts. Dressed obbing at
7@722e per b, in store. and quiet
MILL FEED-Bran is firm with moderate offer
ings anu selling at $40 per ton ShiI stuffs are dun
at $40 5o@1I per ton. Middlings are in moderate
demand and quoted at Sl4@17 per ton, all in bulk
on arrival. In store dealers ask So more Der ton
MOLAsSEs- Market quiet but steady with
fair demand We quote New Orleans at
434sc for prime to choice and 330l40c for inferior
to good per gallon. Refined syrups held at 45ta75c
per gallon, as to quality.
OILS-Moderate demand for lard OIL and steady
at 59@g60c per gallon for extra current make Lin
seed quiet and steady, and held at Soc per gallon
Refined petroleum in fair demand at 10912c per
gallon.
POTATOES-The demand is fair and the market
steady, with moderate offerings. We quote small
lots at 81 25@1 40 per brl loose and held at 81 COG
l rs per brl packed in store.
POULTRY-Faird demand and market firm. Live
chickens in good supply at S3@gS 25 per dozen for
large and fqIlgrown, fowls, and $2@2 rs for in
ferior. Ducks quoted S2(q2 % per dozen.
SALT-Coarse Liverpool dull at $1ta1 05 per
sack Turks Island held at 3f@35c per bu. Ohio
River and Kanawha in fair demand at CSC per brl
OF 5 bushels and 81 20 per brl of bushels
SEED-Clover quiet and steady at TIC per lb on
arrival and 734DSc in store. Timothy jobbing at
81 3ol 40 per bu in store. and 81 l5C91 30 on ar
rival. Flax seed in fair demand at 81 1591 %
per bu.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady, with fair demand
We quote yellow refined at 7s49s1Sc extra C at
S54Cg914c A white at 91a9l0c, granulated and
powdered at 1O4@1O1ac, and crushedat lOs4c, and
cut loaf at lie per lb.
TALLOW-Ccuntry sells at 615c per lb, with
fair demand and ample offerings