The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-02
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
C1N0INNATI. Oct. "a P. M


FLoUR-Is quiet, with moderate demand to-
day. We quots fancy AZ 7oa8 o., family ~ 2ja
= %, extra So 35a5 81, superfne "A S0a5 OO. and
low grades $4a4 80 per brL Spring wheat -four
s6aB 40, and rye flour $5a5 81 per bril-.
RYE-There is a continued quiet market
and steady at 7SaSOc for prime to choice, and
sample is worth 75c per bH Inferior sample
and rejected is quoted boa 'oe per bh.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady. Coed to choice
is worth u 4Oat 50 for white and red 81 SUa1 AZ
for red; fair sample red. s. GOAL %. and wnlte
81 yJai 85 per bu. Inferior graues are quoted
SOcasl 10 per bu, according to quality.
BARLEY Prime to choice Canada spring is
worth 81 40al 45. aud good to choice Iowa 81 80
al 40 per bu. Inferior grades are dull at $la
CoRN-There is a fair demand and the mar
ket continues easy, with sales VI inixei ear at
6Oc. No. 2 mixed shelel is worth .o7a5Sc per
bu. Rejeclet shelled sold at b5ao6c per bu.
OAfo-Are quiet and weak to-day. No. 2
are quoted 42a44c for mixed, and 45a41c for
white, but buyers demand concessions Fair
20 good sample lots are worth 36l39c for
mixed, and 89a42c for white per bu.
BULK ME- ATS-The market is nrm for shoul-
defs at zsa9c per lb. Clear rib steady at 12%a
l2zsc, anu clear sides 13al3Hc, and buyers are
offer inside prices, all loose.
BACON-MarKet firm, with moderate OFFER
ings. Shoulders 8%a9Ic, clear rib sides 1870,
aud clear sides i4al41lc per III, spot all packed.
Sugar cured hams are worth l4a15c per 10.
MESS PORK-lhe market is stronger to day,
with sales OF $50 brls at -! % per br, spot $50
brIs at SEE 50 per brl Oc ober, and I30 brls, 1875
lbs, at $92 q per bfl. spot.
LARD-Market duh for Kettle and it is held
at lax al3Ac per ID Tor prime city, and country
is quoted l3sSe per Ib. Prime steam is firm
wiJh lair Gemani at 1870 per lb.
WHISKY Market steady. Sales Of I'll bris
at 81 l8 per gallon.
BEANS-There is moderate business doing,
the supply and demand being both very light
We quote choice navys ~ III, anu white medi-
INNS 1 8 al 80 per Du.
BROOM CORN -Is in moderate demand,
with light receipts. We quote 1t Ja7c for COM
mon red, ea9c for green soaiR, and lUc for green
BUTrLR-There is q quiet though steady
| MAJ ket. The offerings are large and gener-
ally in excess OF the sales There is fair local
demand ior the higher grh les for table use.
Shipping and packing grades aye dull; No
variation in prices. We quote: Moice 26a27;,
and prime Aa25c per lib, ad !a2c more can be
| had Tor single packages Of exbra quality,
CHEE oE.-There is hrm market WIN fair
demand, and we quote prime to choice Factory
| llHaiahcsper lb
COAL-Market firm, with light offerings at
wholesale. Youghioglleny afoNt is worth I2c,
| Ohio river Sc per bu. Delivered to consumers
we quote: Ohio river. l2c; Kanawha, Mus
klnu iinn and Hooking Valley. Hal lJc; PlttsDnrg
| 16al6c; 22c for Kanawha Camel, and 2uc for
Ohio tannel per bu.
| COFFEE-The market is flrm With fa1r de-
mand, and prices are well sustained. We
quote Rio 23a24c for common, 24a211ac for far
70 GOOD, and 8agT " for prime to choice per lb.
Java is worth 33a55c per lib.
DRIED FRUIrS-DJnestic is steady, with
moderate demand al 9a1Uc for apples, and Iva
| lie for peaches Foreign are quiet anu steady.
Figs are worth l4a1Sc; prune,, lO5aal lc; uates.
| y. asc; currants. 71aaSc; and etron is quo ed
26a3Uc per lb. Layer raisIns are worth W 4Ja
| 2 81 per box.
EGGs-Ihere is an improved demand. and
| the receipts are more moderate. We quote
fresh arrivals 19c per dozen.
| GREEN FRUIrS-Peaches are scarce, with
| fair demand at 81 2ja2 per box. Apples are
| ii IN, with good demand Al So 2oa3 % per bIl for
PRIME to clioiue. Lemons are worth Sllal2 per
HAY-Thcre is continue gooi demand for
| the best grades, but inferior are dull. NO ma
telial chan ge in prices No. 1 timothy is worth
,2la23 for loose and s2Ja2l for tight pressed per
ton, on arrival. inferior. $l2a1S per ton, on ar
rival. Dealers ask ~ more per ton in store.
| hEMP-There is a.steady market with mod
crate trade. No material chan5e in prices
Rough kentucky is worth xi4Ual5J per ton, and
dressed is quoted lOAa 1c per pound.
| HIDISS-Ihe demand is fair and the receipts
ample, with steady market. No change in
prices. Sneep pelts are worth 75ca$l 70 Tor
good to pine and 25a50c Tor 'common. We
quo.e green hides, 7hc;. wcr sailed. sa9c:
md dry hint. 14aI5c per Id.
| MILL FEED-Bran is easier under large
offerings, and it Is quoted SIS 50al7 30 per ton
shipst9hrs are in moderate demand at $19a2J
per ton: middlings are steady at ~ AIS per to !.
all on arrlVal. IN STORE 81 per Ton more Is
4 required by dealers.
MOLAS5Eo-The market continues quiet
with no change. There is fair consumptive
uemand at 60a15c for New Orleans, and 4JaSoc
for refined sirups per gallon.
OILs-There is a limited demand for lin
/ seed and it is worth 62ao3c per gallon. Lard
oil is in fair demand at VI 05al o. per gallon
for extra current make. Refined petroleum
Is steady at l31aal4 &C per gallon.
| POTATUES-The demand is moderate. and
III re is q large supply OF both Irish and sweet
at Il 5O per brl for the former and - per br for
the latter
| POULrRY-There Is a firm MARKET. with
good demand for live chickens with moderate
receipts. We quote ~ 75a3 Is per doze3 ac-
cord ng 10 quality.
RlCE-Tic offerings are liberal and there Is
a far demand at Sa8hc for Carolina; 7AaSkc
for Louisiana, and Ia13sc for Rangoon. per lb'
SALT-Domestic is steady, with moderate
demand at 2Bc per bu, and 81 45 per bri. i-iy-
\ erpool coarse is quoted q 25al ~ per sack
SEED-Cl0vor continues duh and prime
lquality is held at lyHc per ~. aimotny y