The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Ala P. M.

CINCINNATI, OCt. Zl-z f. M.
FLOUR-Is quiet and steady to day, with no
material change. Family is worth 10 25a6 40,
extra IS 2lao IS, supelfine IA SDa5 90, anu low
grades "a tUa4 4O per brl. Spring wheat flour
ranges $ha6 80, and rye flour is worth "a yOa5 %
per brl. Buckwheat flour is selling at $7aS
per Drl.
is worth 81 2al 30 for Canada, ana il Coal ~ for
Iowa. . Inferior grades are offered as low as
Toe per bu.
BACON-Is quiet at 9Zc for shoulders, 1885, a
1890 for clear RIB sides, and l4c for clear sides
per ID, all packed. Sugar-cured hams are
worth l5a15Ac per h.
BULK MEA iS-There is very little doing
and the market is easy. Clear sides 13c, clear
rib sides l2%c, and shoulders eAc per Id, all
loose.
MESS PORK = Market fuiet and Icasy al
S21 75a22 per brl for prime city.
LARD-The market is steady, with fair de-
mand a. 1880 for prime winter steam' and l32s
al3tac for current make per Id; city Kettle is
held at l3Aal4c per lb.
COKN-fs quiet at 6}a64c for mixed ear and
shelleu, and white held at t4A65c per bu.
0ArS-Tne receipts are heavy and the mar
ket quiet. Mixed are worth 55a40c, and white
4Oa4 C for fair TO prime.
WHEAT-Prime white sample sold at 81 &c
per bu to -daY. Fair to good is worth 81 2jal 81
per bu. Choice held at Il As per bu. Red is
worth 81 25al 35 for good to choice. Inferior
grades, S0caSl 10 per bu.
COrTUN-The market Is steady and quiet
Sales, IA bales. We quot&: Ordinary, ll3Sc;
good orllnary, l2Ac; low nhddilng, l3hc: nlrd-
ding. 1870: good miidling. l4c; mIddllng
fair. 147<c: raIr l57Sc per lb
WHI5KY-Is steady and active. Sales OF 44J
brls to-day at 81 IL per gallon.
BUrTER--The market is quiet The re-
ceipts are liberal, and 0here is a moderate To-
cal demand for thebest grades only. Saippins
and packing grades are neglected. We quote
Choice Western Reserve, z7a.Sc, and prime
an
NJ, dium is held at 18a20c and liza II per lb.
CnEE oEATherc is firm Market with 9
fair demand at l3alc per Id for prime tC
choice factory.
COAL-1o Continues steady with far de.
mand at previous prices. Sales ahoat at nc fol
loughiogheny, &c for Ashland, and Sc fol
0hio river, per bu. We quote, delivered Il
consumers: Ohio river, 1lal2c: Ashland. l2t
awha, l4al5e; PlttsDurg. l5al6c; Kanawha can
mel, 22c, and ohio camel, 20c per bu. Hook
ing Valley. at elevator, lie per bu.
COFFEE-The demand is only moderate
There is an easier market. but no materla
change In prices. Wequote: Rio 2ja24c f0
common; 24,s sa2J1 &c for far to good. ana -6a27
for prime to choIceper lib. Java is'worth 34ao7
per lb.
DKIED FRUI.rS-There is moderate de
mand for domestic al 9allc for apples, II Hai2
for peaches perlb. Foreign are IN fair demant
and firm. Layer raIsIns are worth 81 T5a3 VI
| per box: citron per lb, 26a3Uc; new .hgs arr
worth lSa20c per Id; prnnes. lOal6c; currants
8halDc per lb.
EGGS-The market is easier under large re
ceipts, and we quote flesh arrivals 2la2zc pc
dozen.
GREEN FRUITs-There is steady marke
| for apples with gooi receipts and fair demand
| they are worth ~ 75a3 30 for fair to good, an,
4 $4a4 50 for prime to choice, per brl. Lemon
are selling at SJa1D per box Oranges are word
4 81 50aS per bri for Creole. Cranberrfes ar
4 quoted $lU 50a11 50 per brl for best qualities.
4 HAY-We c observe no material change. Gh
4 market remains steady, with continued fal
4 demand for the higher grades. Inferior grade
are sun dull. No. timothy Is worth '2la22 TO
4 loose, and S20a2l for heavy pressed perton, an
inferior qualities are held at sl2alS per ton, al
| on arrival. In store dealers ask ~ per to-
more.
4 HEMP-There Is a quiet and steady market
\ We quote rough Kentucky $liUal5O per ton, an
| dressed at I01sal1c per pound.
H1DES-There 10 a moderate demand wit
an ample supply and steady market. W
quote green hides 61ka716c, z. cen salted 81
\ &c, and dry flint 1lal5c per lb Sheep pei
sell at 75casl 25 for good to piime. and 25a50
Tor common.
MOLASSES- The demand is only moderat
1 anu the market is easy. Old crop New Orlean
4 is worth 55a65c per gallon. Light receipts 0
newicrop sold at righ rates. Refined sirups ar
4 worth 40aS0e per gallon, according to quality.
| MILLFhED--Brani is somewhat easier am
quoted Sl5 5Ual6 80 per ton, WITH liberal offe.
ings. Shipstuffs are in moderate request at 1
! alY per ton. Middliigs are stea y at 23a2S pc
ton, all on arrival, and dealers require ~ NOR
| per ton in store.
! UIl.s-Llnsced is dull and weak. 1t is wertl
55a58c per gal. Lard oil is steady anu in fai
| demand at SIO3at O5 per gal. Refined petr6leun
| is quoted l3a14c per gal.
| POFATOES-The is d quiet market; price
st. ady and unchanged. IRISH are worth IL .
| rer bill, and 45a5uc per bu. Sweet potatoes ar
| quot d $2 iOa2 70 per bril-
| POU Ui.TRY--Market steady for live chickens
with liberal receipts and far demanu, az 81 80
| 3 80 per dozen, according to sze and condition
KlCE.Demand fan ana market steady. w
per Id. Carolina is worth 81aa9e.
SALT-There is steady market Domesti
| is in moderate demand At 26c per bu, ana 81
| per bri. liverpool coarse is worth s 25al y
| per bushel. N
SlED--Clover is in moderate demand at III
| tac ptr ID In store. Timothy rema ms quict AMI