The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-04

WHEAT--frime 10 choice Whlto 10 worth
y 4Oal 50, and held at 81 o per bn IN 20 some
eases. Fair to good sample lots are held at
u toai 85 per bu. Thchighor grades OF rcd are
scarce and worth VI Soal ~ per ~. FMir 70
gooa sample req seiis ~ Msi 70. ahierior
MESS PORK---rhere is a firm market at s2s p5
az ~ per Dri Tor prime city; $S per Dri ior
conntry
:, ~ ULk "a MEATS-Ine market is nrm, WIN
iight onerings shoulders are neld at yc; clear
ilD sioes I5'fc per ID; clear sues are worth
lSxc ana q,liet, MI loose.
BACON-Ihe offerings are light ~ lOc for
snoul0eIs, i4Nc IOr clear Iip slaes' ana i4hc ior
clear SIDES per 10, spot, al packed.
iLARD-.Kettle Is quiet at lSAa Aai4c Tor CITY,
and 1870 for country. Prime steam Is frm at
l6Halbx per lp.
COFTON-Market quiet but steady at Satur-
days prices: we quote: Ordlnarv, io2sc gooo
12Xe; good niddling, 18xc; nliddhnE fair,
lanc: IaIr loc per 10
WHISKY -fnere Is good demand to-day
and a steady market, with sales Of ssS brls at
u 10 per gallon. ..-
BEANS-There is moderate business doing,
the supply and demand being both very light.
We qnote choice navys 81 IL, and white medi-
ums 4 3 al 80 per bu.
BROOM CORN = Is In moderate demand,
mon red. ea9c for green stalk, ana IUc for green
hurl per h.
BUTrER-There is q steady and quiet mar
ket. The receipts are generally in excess Of
the demand, which is mainly for the best
grades. We quote: Choice, 26a27c; prime, 22a
no; medium, lSa20c aud common l4al6c per lib.
| CHEE5E-There is q irn market with fair
demand, and we quote prime to choice factory
nkals5sc per lib.
COAL-1he market is steady, with a fair de-
mand at previous prices Sales afioat at i2c for
| Youghioghenv, and Sc for Ohio river Der bu
We quote, delivered to consumers: Ohio riy-
er, l2c; Kanawha, Musklngum aud Hooking
l laln a.. %. N
wha Camel, and 20c for Ohio Uannel per bu.
COFFEE-The market is lrm with fair de-
nand, and prices are well sustained We
quote Rio z3a24c tor common, 24a2ohc for faii
Java is worth 8Ba85c per lb.
| DRIED RUITS-Domestic is steady, with
moderate demand at 9a10c for apples, and fUa
Tic for peaches. Foreign are quiet and steady
| Figs are worth l4a18c; prunes, lOHal Ic; dates,
7Sasc; currants. 7IsaSc; and citron is quoted
28a3Ue per lib. Layer raisins are worth 81 4Oa
2 80 per box.
EGGS-The market is easy under liberal re-
ceipts, and we quote 1Sc per dozen for fresh.
GREEN FRUIST-Peaches are in moderate
demand at sial 20 per box apples are Arm
with far demand for prime to choice at 81 2 q
O0 per brl. Lemons are steady at Sllal2 per
HAY--The market remains steady with a
fair demand for the higher grales with
limited receipts. Inferior grades are plenty
and dull. We quote No. timothy
a2la2S for loose, and $20a2l for tight pressed per
ton, ON arrival. Inferior S12a1S per ton, on ar
rival, Dealers ask ~ more per Ton in store.
HEMP-There 10 steady market with mod
crate trade No material chanAe in prices.
Rough Kentucky is worth Si4Oa 10 Der ton. and
dressed Is quoted IOHa 1c per pound,
HIUES-Ihe demand is fair and the receints
ample. with a steady market, No ehanre in
prices' SDeeu pelts are worth 75cnxl ~ for
rood to prime and z5a5Oc for common. We
auuote green hides, 7Gc; WIT saIted. sayc
tnd ,,ry d,nt tdaI5, mar In
MILL FEED-Th re is a steady but ouiet
market. The receipts are not large and tha
demand is moderate. No material change IN
prices, We quote; Bran, SIS 5UalT 80: shipseIls.