The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET
CINoINNATI. Oct. 6-2 2. M.

FLOUR-The market is quiet to-day. Fam
cy is worth s7a8; family, W 20a6 t0;4 extra,
IS 25a5 81; superine, s4 15a5 0O. and low grades
a anS q rse oar oa IS Sas 8, psr SseI
BARLEY-Market quiet and easy. Good to
choice Canada spring is worth 81 s0a1 40, and
Iowa 81 25al 35 per bu. Inferior grades OF Iowa
are quoted $la1 20 per bu. ~,
WHEAT-The market is steady Prime to
choice is worth 81 DIAL 50 for white, 81 80al ~
for red. Fair to good, 81 goal rs for red, and
| 81 eOa1 35 for white. Inferior grades are worth
8Jcasl 10 per bu. laEi.
| .OATS-Are quiet and market rather easy.
| w e quote choice white, 4Sa50c, per brL Good
to prime are worth 42a45c for mixed. and 45a41c
| for white per bu. Fair sample bring 37a33c for
mixed, and 40a42c for white per bu.
| RYE--The demand is moderate, and good to
Iprims Is worth 75a7Sc, and choice will bring 81
ta8lc per bu. Inferior sample and rejected is
quoted 60a10c per bu. ....a
i CORN-Mixed ear is worth 6Oa61c, and No.
Q shelled, e8a59c per bu Inferior grades, 55a57
per bu. White is worth 63a65c per bu for ear
anti shelled. ,@E.a
! BACON--Is firm, with light offerings and
fair demand. Clear sides are worth 59Sal51sc,
clear rib sides 15c, and shoulders 10s4c per lb,
spot, all packed. Sugar-cured hams l4al5Tc
BULK MEATs-Market steady, with fair
demand, at 14Hal45Sc for clear sides, l4ai4kc
Tor clear rib sides, and 9XalOc for shoulders.
= ! MESS b; PORK There is a steady market,
though the transactions are hight. Prime city
lis worth ~ Is and country held at $2s 4ja22 81
|.per bril- ear y! i.Ar]
steam at 1890 per lb. Kettle is held at 14Jha
liI4kc for city, and 18%c for country per lb.
L COTTON-The market is steady but quiet.
No sales to-day. We quote: ORDINARY, 1910:
gooa ordinary, isNs; m'a-
far, l4Ae: far. l5c per lb. u
|. WHISKY-Tne market Is steady and moder-
ateiy active, with sales OF az brls at IL 10 per
I.gallon. s
BEANs-The market is steady. with light
receipts. and the demand is fair White medi-
ums are worth il 81 per bu, and choice navys
sS2 w. per bn. Gaa (, ~
BROOM CORN-The market is steady and
quiet. The demand is only moderate, but the
offerings are light. Prices are frmer. We
6a9c, and. choice green hurl 1ual@c per lb.
BUTrER-There has been no change. The
demand is almost wholly for the best grades.
Shipping and packing grades are dun. We
Single packages of, extra. bring 2aac more per
ID. Medium Is worth lSaSDc, and common l4a
l6c per ID. E
~ChEE5E--The market is firm with fair de-
mand at l2al2Ac per lb for prime TO choice fac
CoAL-There is q steady market and the de-
mand is fair. The rates afioat are l2c for
Yoaghiogheny, and Sc Tor Ohio river, per bu.
er, il lal2c; Kanawha, Muskingum ana Hooking
Valley, l4al5c; PittsDurg, 15al6c, and Kanawha
Canpafsx2 x2c per bu. .a se - u i. ai5t ~
COFFEE-The market is firm with fair de-
oOss %aSs SDa so gscss for s5s ws fd M
70 good, and s6as7H ~ for prime to choice per lb.
DRIED FRUTTS-Tnere is a4mederate de-
mand for domestic az 9ai0c per lb for apples,
and 10a1lo for peaches Foreign are steady
and unchanged. We quote: Citfon 26aa0c, figs
l4a1Sc, nraaes 101 a1lcs eurrapts, 1aa6c. and
dates 7kaS0 per lib. Layer raislns are worth
" 4Ua2 ~ per box.
EGGsrrher receipts are only moderate, and
under 8 fair demand the market ia trm at 1sa
3Uc per dozen for fresh arrivals. sssi sF
GREEN FRUITS-Applesl are firm and In
active demand. Good to choice are worth $8a5
per bril- Peaches are In limited demand and
berIiea sell ut ssaj0 per brL ....'-...
HAY-The higher grades continue in good
dul No. ~ timothy Il worth sass for ors loose s,s
and $2oa2l for hard ipressed. per ton, and lower
graass slsals ton, on arrival and y per ton
.aEMrr-Tnere is q steady market with mod
Rough Kentucky is worth $l40al5t per ton, and
dressed is quoted l01Sal1c per pound. 's'fAa
HtDES--fhe demand Is fair and the receipts
ample, with steady market. No change. in
prices. sheep pcits are worth 75ca$i 15 f0r
good to PRIME aad 2tas0c for common. We
quote green hides, bTMci wet salted, Sa0c:
and dry flint 14albc per Id.
IRON-Market quiet aud steady, and mn
changed We quote: Charcoal hot blast,
II. r., No. a. s2ha27: No. " 40, s24a26; mill,
s2s; Alabama. Georgia and Tennessee, No. l,
and coke iron, No. /, s24aSs; No. &, s2sa2I;
mill, $20a22; charcoal, cold blast, IL. X,
s<Oa5U; Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee,
warm and cold blast, x.aa4Os bl0omss $50
es. WsSSEes sessg ss ,p Gss az
iTon bolle,, Nus. 18 70 n, 4A4 xe; do, charcoal,
basNc perflb; horse shoes, s6 76aS per' keg;
mule Shoes, So 76ay per kegi stool. Amerlcsn
cast iSas0c; American .cast spfing steel, lOc;
imported tool steel. ~assci German steel, iva
lie per ib.