The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-04
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKrr
CINCINNATI. Nov. 4-2P. M

FLOOh-lhe Is QUIET ana SteadV
Family IS 6Ua6 90, anu CHOICE old wheat flour
of this brand sells at ID rs per brl. Extra is
worth "a 73a5 is, superfne $4a4 rs, and low
grades ~ 25a3 rs per bril- Spring wheat -four
SIS S5a6 20. Rye -four 81 S5a5 u, and small 10 8
of choice held at So Is per biI. Buckwheat
| Hour IS 25a7 w per brl.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and steady,
| The higher grades are in fair demand and
scarce. White is worth 81 35al As, the latter
| an outside pri for choice. Hill is worth 81 80
| al 80 per bu for good to choice, with little OF
| those grades offering. Good to prime red is
worth 81 Goal 30 per Du. Inferior grades are
dull with large offerings, and range as low as
CORN--Old is in moderate demand at 5sa6Oc
| per bu for mixed ear and sheiled. New corn is
| only nominal.
BARLEY lis quiet and unchanged. Canada
is worth 81 goal 80 for good to choice. Iowa
| 90caSl 10 for fair 10 prime. Inferior sells as
low as 75c per bu.
RYE-No material change. Prime to choice
is selling at 7saSoc per bu. inferior grades are
as low as 55a6Uc per bu
OATS-Qniet-a t-at 35a51c formixed and Ssa4Oc
for white for No. =. and choice Iowa are worth
49a43c per bu.
MESS PORK-The offerings Are light and
holders continue firm at $22a22 25 per brl for
prime CITY.
NEW MEATS-The market lis quiet and
steady. Shoulders 7JSc, sides IO14c, hams l1a.
II sc per lib.
LARD--rhe demand is moderate, and there
is quiet market at i2sS al2xc for prime steam,
and 49, l1316c for Kettle per lb.
BULK MEATS-No old on the market. Half
GU ed are worth SIC for shoulders. 1lKa11gSc
for clear RIB sides, and 1256c for clear sides.
loose About 14a1Sc per lbmore for packed.
COTTON-Market quiet. Sales to-day. ia
bales. Prices on mediums and higher grades
declined ha2Sc per lb We quote: Ordinary,
l0zSc; good Orobnary,' 11Xe; low middilnp
r23sc: mlddllng, 12&c: gooa middling, l8kc;
nladling faIr. 14o; 1aIr, l5c per 10.
WHISKY-There is a good demand, with
sales to-day of 3s1 barrels az 81 10 per gallon.
BEANS-The offerings are excessive, there
being but light demand. We quote: Choice
navys q eoal b. and mediums y Goal 10 per
BROOM CORN-The market is very quiet.
with moderate arrivals and there is a fair
demand only for the better grades; Common
red is worth 3lsa41ac, green stalk braid 6la
71zc, and fancy green hurl 81 a9 Nc per lb.
BUTTER-We observe no change in the
market. There is fair demand for best quail
ities, while shipping and packing grades are
still neglected, with an accumulation of stocks.
Choice Western Reserve, 25a26c per lib; extra
selections 2asc more per lb for single pack
ages. Prime Central and Southern Ohio, 22a
BIC; inferior grades l6a20c per H..
CttEESE-ihere is quiet market, though
steady, for prime to choice faciory at 13a14c
per lib.
COFFEE-The demand is,light and there is
an easier market, with'no material change in.
prices as yet. We quote: Rio, z21sa231sc for
common; 24Ia5c for fair to good. and 28a27c for
prime to choice per lb. Java is worth S2as7c
perth.
ket and no material change. Sales adoat at
1sc for Youghiogheny, 1Vc for Ashland, and
9c TOR Ohio river, per bu, Hooking Valley,
at Brighton elevator, l2c per bu. We quote,
deilVeredCto consumers. Youghiogheny 15al6e,
ana Uf Aeng Valley Musk
Ohio river l2al5c, per bu Cannef is worth,
delivered, 22c for Kanawha and 70c for Ohio
Anthracite is worth 10 50al000 per ton, deliv-
cred.
DRIED FRUITs-Thsre is a moderate de-
mand fordomestlc, which Is firm at 9JSa10 &c
for apples and 11kal2hc for peaches per Id.
Foreign are quiet and steady. Figs, l6at6c:
prunes. l0al4c: dates, 6,sasc; currants. sJka
l0c perlb: citrop, 26a80c per lib. Layer raislus
are worth 81 75a3 w per box
EGGS-The receipts being light the market
is firm with fair demand at a4c per dozen for
fresh
GREEN FRUus-Apples are plentiful but
the demand is fair and there Is steady mar
ket at $8 50a4 25 for prime tochoice, and " 5oa
w for inferior per bril- Lemons are worth
" bOa7 20 per box. Creole oranges are quoted
S6as per brl. Cranberries sell Ut s9ai1 per brl |
for good to prime.
HAY-The market remains steady with mod |
crate demand for best grades and lowe grades |
dull. No change IN prices. We quote: No. TIM
othy is worth s19a20 for loose, and $l1al8 for |
hard pressed per ton, and inferior is offered ut !
s12al5 per ton, all on arrival, and ~ more per
ton is wanted in store. N8
aEMr-Tne demand is light and not equal
to the offerings, and there is O quiet market,
but prices remain steady at sl3Oal4O per ton for
rough Kentuck and gallo per lD for dressed.
: HIDES-The demand is limited, with mod
srate offerings, and prices have undergone no
material change. Green hldes are worth To |
lkc; wet >salted 7ha9c, and dry flint l4ai5c |
per lb. sheep pelts are selling at 75caSl rs for
good to pllme, and z5a50c for common.
MiLLFEnD-The offerings continue large |
and generally In excess OF the demand. Tne |
market is easy but prices have undergone
no further change. We quote: <Brsn I