The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-11
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov 1l-a p. NJ.

SANVlNNAfls NOV 1l-=H VI.
FLoUR--The demand is moderate, with a
steady market. Fancy is quoted S6a7, family
S5 50a5 q, extra $5a5 IS, suDernne Sd 25a4 10,
low grades s. 25a3 u. Spring wheat -four is
worth s. 5Oa6 90. Rye flour ranges 50 S5a4 35
and bpckwheaU -four $7a1 90 per brl.
WAEAT-The demand is only moderate but
the offerings are hght While Is worth 81 26a
l 90 for prime, and VI 33al 81 for choice. Hed is
quoted 81 lSal 25 for good to choice, and fair
grades offered at u lOal 10 per bu,
RYEA-Market quiet aud steady. No. In
elevator is worth 6SaSDc per bu. Good TO- prime
sample on arrival is quoted 65a61c, and in :
ferior 60aB2c per bu.
OATS-Ihe market is quiet and steady.
Good to prime mixed are worth S0a3Sc per bu,
and white 8iaS7c per ba. inferior grades are
offered at 25a26c per bu.
BARLEY-The demand is light and market
easy. Prime to choice fall 10 worth 81 Oeal %
per bu. Good to prime Western spring will
bring TtaSOc per bu, and inferior down to 4Uc.
CORN-The market is firm, with fair de-
mand, and prime new ear sold at 42a43c per bu
to-day. There is very httle old offered, and
No. mixed shelled Is worth 53c in elevator,
and prime ear held at 52a53c per bu on traaA
MESS PURK-There is very little on the
market, and prime city is worBh SIS SO per bri
and generally 25c more is asked.
LARD-Ihe market is steady but quiet at
92<c for prime steam, and l0Ma1Oac for Eattle
per lb.
GREEN MEATS = The market is quiet
Shoulders are held at 5Xa6c, clear rib sides
TIC, and hams 9Ha10G per ID.
BULK MEA Ars-Ihe demand is moderate
and market steady Shouldsrssre queted Sa c,
clear rib sides 6zaS2Sc and clear sides -.
per lb, all loose, for old aeata. sew sidta, Ii L0
Is days In salt, are qeoted aaSKc per fb.
BACON-QMet and soeRGy. Shoulders TIC, !
clear RIB Sides sa9}Se, and clear sides ~ ss3a6
per b, all pacaed. Sugar-cured hams are
quoted l4ai43sc per lb, cGnvasea Ghii packed.
CtffI ON--Gon tlnues quiet ANA steady Sales |
10 bales. Receipts ,Bg1, ana sfiiiialents 2;Ic
bales. Stock $50 bales. We quote: UiGi- |
mary, 94c; good ordinary. l0&G; low mid
dina, ll%s msdt!seg. n9ae; saod miiding,
49, mio.sisna ;ntr, i2%c; fa,s,, 81, PER Id.
WllIsKf-The demand is light to-day at
81 07 per gallon.
BEANS-Tnere is fair demand and the |
marEet is steady for choice navys at 81 5Oal Is |
per bu. Mediums are freely offered at sal Is |
BROOM CORN N--rhe market is STEADY, with |
moderate demand at previous prices. We |
quote red BRUSH 2Ha43c; green stalk braid, |
5a51Sc, ana green htir 5a6Hc per lb
BUTTER-The market is essentially un-
changed. The best grades are in faIr CON-
sumplive demand with ample receipts. Low
grades are dull, the receipts being in excess OF |
sftra dairy sells 1t 2ia4sc for choice, % and "a "a
zoe for prime per lb. Medium is quoted 14ai5r,
and common is held at l2alSc pei Id.
CHEZ fhe demand is moderate at 12h
a1Sc per y for prime to choice factory. -
nand, and the market ls steady, with no ma
,erial change in prices Rio is worth 22a23c
or prlmeLto choice, 2Ua2lc for medium, ard
Sarsc for inferior per Id. We quote Java 2Sa
0c per Ib.
C0AL-The demand is fair and the market
emains firm, with no material change in
PRICES. The rates are &c for ioughiogheHy, "a
NC for Ashisnd, and 6c for Ohio river per bu,
ioughiogheny, 10a1lc for Kanawha and Hook
ng Valley, l0al1c for Ashland and Mus
ingum, and 9al0c for Ohio River per bu.
,annel is quoted 18c afoat, and 2oa22c de-
ivcreds per bu.
COX Els quiet and steady No change in
rices. We quote DC per bu for gas-house and
ity made at yards, and &c delivered crushed
c at yards and l0c, delivered; Connellsville
u a9c ahoat, amt l0a1lc delivered.
DRIED fkUITS-There is moderate de-
land for all kinds at previous prices, We
uote apples 5a6Xc and peaches 1lal21sc per
o. Raisins are quoted " Sba2 80 per box.
'runes are worth 7a14Sc, currants 71Sasc, fgs
EGGS-There are liberal offerings Of fresh at !
3a24c per dozen with fair demand.
GREEN FRUITS-The demand is moderate !
,r apples with liberal offerings of good to
hoice at 69ca$1 on arrival, and 81 25al Is in
tore per brl. Cranberries are held at s9a1O /
er bri. Oranges are worth $5a6 per brl for /
reoie. Lemons are quoted $5a6 90 per box. 1
HAf.There is far consumptiye demand
,r the higher grades. but inferior is neglected.
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rades offered at $7a10 per ton, all on arrival.
a store s1a2 more per ton is required.
HEMP-There is a moderate demand and
he receipts are light, and rough Kentucky is | !
ortiz sli9all5 per ton on arrival, and S. more !
,quired IN store. Dressed is quoted 9a9Hc per :
Ound.
MILL FEED-The demand is moderate with
steady market, and prices are unchanged J
ran is worth 80 SOaio. shipstuffs are quoted T
2alh. Middlings are offered at SlSa23 per ton.
on arrival. In store dealers require 81 more '
,r ton. lie
Orleans syrup (nev crop) A
firm at 6Oa65c per gallon for prime to choice,
I'd old is offered at 60ab5c per gallon. Common A
dull at s5asOc per gallon. Prime sorghum is
loted 25a30c per gallon.
OILs-There is moderate demand for lin n
cd at 5sc per gallon. Lard oil quiet at 83aS5c Z
r current make, and 93a95c for winter extra. Z
eined petroleum is worth 2ia26c per gallon. 4
is moderate demand. | q
i'd the market Is steady. We quote 50a60c per
for prime TO choice, loose, on arrival, and 81 C
25 per brl in store. sweet potatoes are freely \
fered and dull at $lal 25 per brl for yellow
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