The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-11
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 11-2P. N

CINCINNATI, Sept. liz L. NJ.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady. We
quote family at S4 25@5 50 for ordinary to fancy,
extra at SO 1908 80, but held up to $4, superfne
at S5@3 90 low grades at So 30@2 IS per brl. Rye
flour quoted at S3@3 15. Spring wheat flour at
$5lg5 IS per brl, as to quality.
WHEAT-Market dull and rather easy. Quoted
$4,000 for red the latter figure for choice; SS@92c
for amber. and 9O@93c for white, per bu.
OATS-Market quiet and light leeding demand
and quoted white at 24@25c and mixed at 2l@23c
per bu for best grades, and inferior nominal.
BARLEY-The market is quiet and steady. Re
ceipts liberal. Fall quoted at $ll1 0S for good to
choice, on track, and ordinary dull at S599Oc per
bushel
RYE-The demand is moderate and market
steady. No. 2 in elevator is quoted 51@o2c per bu.
Prime to choice sample at 5O@52c per bu on track.
CORN-ls in fair demand and quiet: shelled
is quoted 41@42c per bu as to qualify Mixed eaI
at 42@421ac for prime on track. White ear held
about 1c above mixed.
BULK MEAlS-The market is quiet and steady
Shoulders are quoted 4394 S0c clear rib 5.65c anC
clear sides 5.85(45. .90c per ID, all loose.
BACON-The demand is light, but with firm
market Shoulders 519@5.6Oc, clear rib 6Lsc, and
clear sides G4c, and bids genera ly at shade less.
Sugarcured hams 11%@13c per lb for good to
choice, as to average and brand
LARD-Is in fair demand, and market rather
firm. Current make is quoted 6.65@6.7Oc per ID,
city kettle at &c, and country at 71ac, but held
at more for small lots.
MESS PORK-The market Is quiet at SO so per
brl for prime city, and bids at about 25c less
COTTON-Remains quiet and unchanged Stock
/ ,397 bales Receipts 223 bales. The official quo
tations are the following: Ordinary 10c, good or
dinary 10Ac, low middling lie, middling l1aSc,
good middling l154c, p1iddling fair 12Ae and fair
WHfSKY-The demand is fair and the market
steady, and sales to-day at 81 06 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is light but steady and
prices are unchanged We quote best navys at
81 7091 so, good to prime white or medium at
81 25(l1 SO, and 7599Oc for inferior per bu.
RTTTTtR-IS firm with fair cODSIlmDtiVe demand
for such qualities as acceptable for local table
use The receipts are ample. Low grades are
dull with full supply and some accumulation of
stocks. Creamery sells at 20@22c for prime to
choice lots, and 2924c for selections. Dairy
made up to 15@16c for single selected packages,
AMI l2iQ lac for prime to choice on arrival. Good
packing at 99lGc. Medium at 7@Sc, common at
4(g5c per lb.
CHEESE-Is in fair demand for the best grades
at 9g91c per lb for prime to choice. but inferior
dull and nominal
CoFFEE-Is quiet and steady with moderate
sales and no material change. We quote 15@l6c
for inferior Rio, 161a@l71ac for medium lS@l9c for
GOOD 191a020l2c for prime, and 2l@22c for choice
per lb Java at 25@29c per h.
and steady market. Offerings ahoat at 61a@7c for
Youghiogheny, 6@612c for Kanawha, 51a@6c for
Ashland and SC for Ohio River per bu. To con-
sumers delivered at Sc for Ohio River, Sc for Ash
Kanawha, 10c for Youghiogheny per bu.
COKE-Very little demand but steady. Quoted
at yards: Gas-house &c. city manufactured 7c,
crushed SC per bu, and delivered to consumers at
&c per bu more.
EGGs-Have steady market and quiet with
fair demand and ample offerings and selling at
l2813c per dozen for fresh.
FRUITS-Apples dull at 90c@$1 Is per brl
packed in store and 50975c per brl on arrival.
Peaches sell at $l@1 rs per bu in boxes for fair to
choice, and common offering down TO Soc per bu,
Grapes quiet and moderate demand at So 50@4 for
concords and 81 25@2 for Ives Seeding per stand
of bushels. Damsons dull and freely offered at
81 2591 so per stand of bushels.
HAY-Is in fair consumptive demand and the
market steady with ample offerings, We quote
prime to choice timothy at SS(S9 per ton and in
store.
HEMP-Is quoted at s95@1OO per ton, for
rough Kentucky on arrival, and demand light
with moderate offerings. Dressed in jobbing lots
at TIC per Id for double and &c for single dressed
MILL Feeds quiet and steady for all kinds;
Bran is quoted at 5000 50 shipstufs at $l0@l1 and
mlddlings at $14@17 per ton. all in bulk on ar
rival, and So more in store.
MOLASSES - Moderate demand, with ample
supply, and a quiet steady market. Refined
syrups quoted at 45970c per gallon, according TO
quality. New Orleans sells at 35@45c per gallon.
LS-Quiet and steady market with moderate
demand. Linseed is quoted 55c per gallon, extra
lard oil 6o@62c per gallon, refined petroleum 10@
12lac per gallon. as to fire test
POTATOES-The demand is light Market
steady and ample, but not large receipts We
for packed in store, per bril-
POULTRY-Live chickens are in fair demand
and the market is steady with liberal offerings at
50 25@2 IS for old, and 81 25@2 for young, per
dozen, as to quality.
SALT-Qufet market, with moderate demand.
Ohio River and Kanawha sells at 95c per brl OF
bushels and 81 20 per brl of bushels Liverpool
coarse held at $l@l 05 per sack, Turks Island at
34535c per bu
SEED-Flax seed Is in moderate demand and
sells at 81 15(91 25 per bu Clover is dull at SIC
per lb on arrival and 7c in store. Timothy sells at
81 40@1 50 per bu for jobbing lots IN store; & .,.
71aC0816c for yellow refined sss@Ss4o for extra G,
9g95Sc for A white, 10@1014c for grannlated and
powdered, 1015c for crushed, and New Orleans al
712ta814c per lb
TALLOW-The demand is fair and the market
rules steady, with country selling at 61ac per lb
packed
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
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