The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-01
CINCINNATI DArLY MARKET.
CINclNNArI Oct. lar. M,

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FLOUR-I4 quiet and steady. Fancy ranges
SO 7oae per brl. Family is worth IS 2Sa6 0:
extra, $5 25a5 Is: superiIne, Va soa5 10: low.
grades, "a V0a4 80 per bri Spring VIII at -four
Is quoted s6aB 80, and rye flour $5t5 45 per brl.
BARLEY -.The MAJ ket Is irm: good 10
prime Iowa spring is worth 81 sOai 10, and
choice Canada "a 40 per bu; inferior lois are
dull at $lal ~. ~
WHEAT-Is quiet. Choice in. good demand.
Whit is, worth 81 A0al 50 and red 81 eUa1 40
for prime TO choice grades Fair TO gooi is
quoted $ Goal 25 for red and 81 yDal Is ior white.
Inferior grades are duh, and range 7bcaSl 10
per bu.
r. Els qulet ana steaay Win no cnauge. ".
~ 10 worm toaSoc ior NO. =, anu sam PIE io.S
ierIor @ sells as low as ooc per pn A.
oAio-- lhe harSet Is soeaay anu quies. ~.
ae Wortn aaaspc ior mxsa; anu ~ sea a, =, nor
Falrsample lots are worth alaSsc for mixed,
anu asa4.c Tor White per ou' .,.
,bACON = Market uulet ana steaay. Ciear
sides are nefa ~ iS3sai4c clear rio siues, ioS
anu shoulders, VIC per ~, spot, all packea;;
1ss aies ns ~ o. S hd wor.n ~ csap sas H
PCT ~: IT,. MI. ., 49,,
nhhD-MarkeI quleC' rar u1muhu aol
prime steam AZ i34aiShc per 10. Kettle y os1 ~
oaena.e lequsst AZ dos l COMFY, anu aoas
aioT PCT apior cioy. Saieso OF ootiefces coun-
try KeStle az lS1s RerlD.
Lh ME- AIo-Ihere ls steaay ,s hiarhe. NJ;
onouuers Are raSmer scaIee anu Irll' aa, aSlu .
oEnoG per ~; otues aae gnnseu net rza ~ aoSe so
SIe1r ilp, anu ioc ~, ciear saes, spvy ~ iooee'
olp@nl saies %, sh0w'uers ~ " pcr ~ spo''
MEoo fONh-,lne narRet H - seeaays Will !.
lair a. o. Ieinanu anu saes VI Ioo DTS pi'e ois w
W 81 n per p,,. ,o4 ,v;., so,o. \, toto.
Sao NJ chanae y nr.es ~ va S nanre s,T'
S,nay ,ntIa '.ase, - p,,a, ,i,lci io,v mil
ainAry' aVtae' good ofuihaay, INo' a1,i'. low nlu
uiing, IhG. miounne, LOG. Rovu mlu'uii'ns' ~
lsMG; miaShnE % % lalr, isMG. iair, @ ,oc PEI ID nd
tho.a y aa aanS os a. q ner ca,ion
SaIas a. 80 ,ha svoI s',i ~ a,a hrIs v - -
oalcs ~ IhaC price oi 90 priS'
BEANS-There is moderate business doing,
the supply and demand being both very light.
We quote choice navys 81 III, anu white medi-
BROOM CtRN = is in moderate demand
with light receipts. We quote 1t 6a7c for COM
mon red. sa9c for green stalk, and luc Tor green
BUTTER-There is an easier market under
large receipts. The demand is fair lor best
table butter. but hight forslower gra les. We
quote: Choice W esteIn Reserve .25a2Ic, anu
prime Central and southern Ohio and Indiana
z2aMc per ID. Single packages q extra quaI-
shipping are worth lSa2Oc, and common pack
ing l4a &c per lb.
CHEESE-The market is steady, with mod
crate demand, and prime to choice factory Is
worth llAalahc per lib.
COAL-Market firm, with light offerings at
wholesale. Youghogheny afoat Is worth l2c,
Ohio river Sc per bu. Delivered to consumers
we quote: Ohio river. l2c; kanawha, MUS
kingum and Hocking valley, l4al5e; PIttsDurg,
iSalec; azc for Kanawha Cannei' ana Soe for
Ohio Camel per bu.
COFFEE-The demand is active and the
market strong, with further aavanse ena IN no, no.
far TO good, and a51sa27 for prime to choice,
per 10. Java Is worth sSa3Sc per ID. al.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic is steady, with
moderate demand at'9aloc for apples, and l0a
ilc for peaches. Foreign are quiet ana steady
Figs are worth l4alSc; prunes, l0Hallc; dates,
1s,asc; cuiTants. 7aasc,and citron a quoted
seaSoc per ID. Layer rais'ns are worm v Aoa
EGGS-Ihe market Is not so firm, the re-
ceipts being large, and we quote; lsalsc pei
dozen for prime.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are In far de,
mand with liberal receipts atSs 0Oa8 80 per brl
| for prime to choice. Peaches are in moderate
demand at $1a1 - per box. Lemons are worth
$lia12 per box; oranges, " 50as per box
HAl-There is continued good demand foI
sSi aas for nose ~ ana sana for tirht nyessea me-,
ttOn. arrival, Inferior, xl2alS per ton. ar