The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CrNoINNAr1. Nov. 1a-s p. M.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 12-2 +. Nj.
FLOUR-Market steady with moderate de-
mand. Family is worth IS 75as, and choice
old wheat flour sold at 50 % to-day. Extra is
worth $4 6Ja4 80; superiine. $4a4 20. and low
grades, 81 50a3 W per brl. Spring wheat flour
ranges IS 50a6. Rye flour is quoted 81 6oa4 90.
Buckwheat -four, IS 5laB 30 per brl.
CORN--Is firm to-day at previous prices.
The offerings are not large Of either old or
new. Old mixed is worth 62aG3c for ear on
track and shellcd in elevator, and white is
nomlnaIly 64e per bu. New corn is worth 43a
4Sc, with sales Of mixed to day at outside fig
ure, the inside figure being for damp sample
lots. New and old mixed will bring CSC per
bu.
WHEAT-Markets slow and quiet. Good to
HiIl is worth 81 85al 81 for No. 2; Red is worth
81 15a1 IS for good to prime, and no choice Of
fering Fair sample red will bring 81 0Oal 10,
and inferior ranges down to 75c per bu.
BARLEY-Th market remains quiet. Cana
dian is quoted 81 15a1 25. and lowa$l UOal 10 fol
good to prime. Inferior Northwestern ranges
7UaA0c per bu.
OATS-Quiet and steady. Inferior grader
are quoted a7as,c Coed oeos 70 prime are wortt
white bring .4Oc per bu.
RYE-Steady, with fair demand for prime to
choice at 7SaSJc per bu in elevator, Inferior is
held at 60a7Oc, and rejected as low as 66a5Sc
per bu.
BULK MEATS-The market is very quiet
to-day and prices are steady. We quote clear
sides l1Ha1l&c, clear rib sides 1lAallXc, and
shoulders SXaSHc per Id, all loose, for meats
ten to twenty days in salt, and &c per lb more
for packed.
.GkEEN MEATS-Not much doing to-day,
probably on account of the weather, and we
observe no change in prices. Shoulders are
worth 7Aa7Hc, siues 109Sc, and hams 11a1l%C
per lb.
MESS PORK-There is very little on the
Market and prims new city is worth nomi-
nally $9l tOa2s, the latter for jobbing lots. II
is offered to be made at $2l per brl.
LARD-Market rather dull, but prices are
steaiy. We quote: Prime steam l2Aa122Sc,
and city kettle lS1sc per lb. Sales to-day OF 50
tierces OF prime steam at 1890 per lb, spot
BAC0N-Tbe offerings are light, and hold
ers are firm at l0hc for shoulders, 14H al4zc
for clear rib sides, and l5Hal5Ac for clear
sides per ID, Sugar-cured hams are worth l5h
al6c per Id.
COTTON = Sales to-day 2T7 bales. Stock
Abs bales. Market steady at previous prices.
We quote: Ordinary, 10%c; good oruInary
li1c; low middllng. l2kc: mlddlmg, 12Xc;
good middling, l81sc; mIddling fair, lac; fair,
l5c per 10.
WHISKY-The market is steady and active
at 81 II per gallon. Sales at that figure to-day
of 600 brls.
BEANS-Are quiet and steady, with limited
60 for mediums, and 81 75al 81 for choice
navys.
BROOM CORN-The market remains steady
and there is little better demand We quote
Common red, 4a6e; green stalk braid, 7aSc
and fancy green hurl, S1sa91sc perlb.
BUTTER-There is no change. Good loca
demand for best table butter, but there is little
doing in anything below prime. We can mere.
y repeat previous prices. we quote choice 26i
Prime is worth 22a23c, medium l9a20c, anC
common 15al7c per lb.
CHEESE-Continues steady and in moderate
request at 13al4c per lb for prime TO choice fac.
tory.
COAL-The wholesale market is unsettled
and prices are nominally 6a65sc for Ohio river
ana Sa9c for Youghiogheny, the latter held
at outside figure afoat. We quote, delivered
to consumers, Ohio river 1Dc, Ashland 12c
Muskingum, Hooking Valley and Kanawha l2a
l3c, Youghiogheny 13a14c, and kanawha canne
22c per bu. Athracite. delivered, - 50al0 pei
ton.
COFFEE-There is an easier feeling In tht
common Rio; 2aaa2416c % Tor far to good. and q
a2bc for prime to choice, per lb, and 3Sa36c fol
Jayl, per lb.
DRIED FRUITS-Moderate demand for do
mestlc at 9hal0Hc for apples, and 11hal21at
for peaches. per Id. Foreign fruits are In fail
s6a3Oc; figs, l6alSc: prnnes. l0al4c: cuIrarts
81 1sal0c, and dates, 61sa8c per lib. Layer raigins
are worth 81 T5a3 yer box.
EGGS-There is q fair demand and the re
celpts are limited with o firm market at ~,
GREEN FRUITs-The receipts are heavy
and the demand Is fair, and there is an easy
market at $3a4 per brl for good to choice, ant
s2s2 90 for inferior apples. Lemons. W 5oa! q
per box. Oranges, $6aS per brl. Cranberries
$iuall per hrl, 50 s5aa 81 per case for prime
quality.
h HA1-The market has undergone no mate.
rial change The higher grades are steady anc
in fair local demand. There is very little sal,
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