The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-22
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINolNNArI, Oct. 22-2 P. Nj.


FLoUR-Is quiet and easy. Family is worth
IS 9Ja6 25, extra IS lUao ~, super fine "A 6Ja4 W,
ana low gradee S3 SJa4 70 per bril- Spring
wheat flour S575a6 70, and rye flour "a SOa5 ~
and buckwheat -four " OOa7 81 per brl.
W HEAf-ls dull, with fair demand only
for best grades, which are scarce. Good to
choice will bring 81 3ja1 Az for white, and IL 70
al 30 Ior red, per bu. Hill is worth 81 35al 81
for No. 2, with little or none Offering. Inferior
grades OF all kinds are dull and weak. and
range 75caSl 10 per bu.
CORN-Is in fair demand To-day. Sales of
mixed at &c for shelleu, and 6ic for ear. W hite
is held nom .nally at o4.l6Jc per bu.
OATS-Are dull and wnite are worth 4Oa45c,
anu mixed 35a4Oc per Du for far 10 prime. In
ferior are S0d3ic per bu.
BARLE9-Ihere Is a better feeling, and
Canada is held auDSl 25al IS, Iowa 81 Ujal 20 per
bu, for fair to choice. Inferior < alos are dull
anu offered as low as 75c per Du
RYE-Qulet and III moderate request at 75a
Sue per bu for good 10 prime. inferior is
quoted 60a10c per Du and dull
BULK MEA IS-rhe market Is weak with
llniJeu demand. shoulders o1sc, clear rib sides
laasc, and clear sides l3c per ID for loose.
BACUN-Light demand and q weak market.
Clearsides are worth l4kc clear rib sides 1884
1915, aud shoulders 9>ac per ID, all packed.
Sugar cured mans l5al1 5ac per Id.
MESS PORK = Market quiet and weak.
Prime City is worth al 50 per Drl.
LARD-1here is a quiet and easy market.
PRIME winter steam is wof tn lJ1c. and current
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per lb, with sales to-day OF ~ tierces at tnat
price.
There is declint of 70 per Id on some OF the
lower grades. Sales last evening, 795 bales.
Receipts to-day 1888 bales, and shipments
1904 bales. We quote: ordinary, nAci good
orulnary, l2hc; low middiing, l31Sc: m'ddling,
13Hc; good mludlmg, l4c; niiddllng far, 1870;
ltlr. 1870 per lb.
SWHisKY-Continu in good demand at 81 10
per gallon. Sales ut that lgure. to-day Of 361
brls. '-
BEANS-Are steady and quiet at IL T5al so
for mediums, and ~ per bu for choice navys.
BUrlER--Market quiet and steady, and we
observe no change. The better grades are IN
good local demand with moderate receipts.
The supply of inferior qualities is greatly i'll
excess Of the sales and stocks continue o ac-
cumulate Wequote: choice Western Reserve
27a.8c per 10. and 2a3c more can be had for ex-
ira selections in single packages. Prime is
worth 24a2 C per 10; medium grades, 2Oa22c,
and common l5a1Sc per lb.
HEEoE-There is a firm market, with a
fair demand at l3al4c per lb FOR prime to
choice factory.
COAL-Continues steady with far de-
mand at previous prices. Sales ahoat at l2c for
Youghiogheny, Sc for Ashland. and Sc for
Ohio river, per bu. We quote, delivered to
consumers: Ohio river, 1lal2c: Ashland. 12a
13c; Muskingum, Hocking Valley and Kan
awha, 14al5c; PittsDurg, l0al6c: Kanawha can =
mel, 22c, and ohio camel, aOc per bu. Hook
| ing Valley. at elevator, llc per bu
COFFEE-The demand is only moderate,
There is an easier market, but no material
change in prices. Wequote: Rio 23a2ic for
comnlon 24,a a251s &c for fdr to good. and s6a4Tc
fOr prime 10 choice per lb. Java is worth Basic
per ID.
DRIED FRUITS-There is moderate de-
| mand for domestic at 9allc for apples, &c
| for peaches per Id. Foreign are In lair demand
4 and firm. Layer rasins are worth " T5a3 w
per box; ctroR per lb, 26a3Oc; new figs are
worth lsa2Oc per III; prunes. l0al5c; currants.
6haI0c per lb.
| EGGS-There is quiet market but steady
and large offerings of Il esh 1t 81 a22c per dozen
| GREEN FkUITS-Apples are in fair request
| and the receipts are ample. These are worth
| 50 5Qa3 90 for fair to good, and $4a4 50 fol
| prime to choice, per bril- Lemons are in fan
1 demand at $8a9 per box, and Creole oranges sell
at s7aS per brl. Cranberries are worth $lUa1l
per brl for best qualities.
4 HAY-The market is quiet with liberal re.
| ceipts and there is only far local demand fol
! the higher grades. Inferior grades are still
1 dull. We quote: No. timothy s2la22 for loose
and $20a2l per ton for tight pressed. Lower
grades I2alsper ton, all on arrival Dealers
| ask 81 per ton more in store.
HEMf-The market Is very quiet. The de-
mand is light with liberal receipts. Rough
Kentucky is held at SlSOal40 per ton. Dressee
is worth l0kai1c per pound.
an ample supply and steady market. We
quote green hides 61<a7Hc, e cen salted S5Sa
| SIC, and dry flint 14al5c per 10. sheep pelts
sell at 75ca$l 26 for good to Prime, aud 2ba5Oc
MILLFEED-Therei is quiet market. The
receipts and demand are limited for all ar'ti.
cles. Wequote; Bran. SIS 5Oal6 90; Shipstuffs
4 S1sal9 per ton, and middlings, S23a2S per ton
1 on arrival. In store ~ more per ton.
| MQLASSES-The demand is only moderate
andthere is a quiet market at previous prices.
| We quote: New Orleans, 5ba65c per gallon;
Refined sirups are worth 4OaS0c per gallon, ae-