The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-20
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. october 2U-9 P. M.

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CINCINNATI. October 2U--2 p. M.
| FLOUR-The market is 1irm with fair con
srmptive demand at SO 25a7 25 forfancy, S5 75a
for family IS 20a5 50 for extra, 81 25a4 rs TO
super, and 50 5Oa4 for low grades, per brl
Spring wheat flour is quoted IS 5Oa6 80, and rv
| hour S3 9Ja4 4O per brl, BuckWheat flour i
wo tn $5 soar Der brl.
| OAT5--Ghe market is quiet and Offering
| large. Cholce white are quoted 3Sa89c per bu
Good to prime sample held at 32a35c tor mixed
| and 35a3lc for white per bu.
| HEAl--Market firm though quiet. Coco
| to prime white is quoted 81 1Sal p, and choice
| held at 81 2Sal 81 per bu Red is quoted 81 ii
| al ~ for good to prime, and choice held al
81 zeal % per bu.
| BARLEY-The market is steady and quiet
| Choice fall IS held at 81 12ai Is, and good tC
prime VI Ojal 10 per bu. Spring is quoted S5a
dull and nominal.
CORN--ls quiet and steady, with no material
change. Mixed ear is quoted 47a4Sc per bu on
track, and some inferior sold to-day at 45c
Mixed sheiled is held at 47a4Sc for No. in ele-
yator' some new corn sold at 35c per bu TO-
day.
RYE--No. 2 is held at CSC per bu in elevator,
ana demand light. Sample is worth 62a65c for
good to prime ON arrival, and inferior offered
at 55a6JC per Du.
MESS PORk--The market Is quiet and easv
at SIG 50al6 rs per brl for prime city, and not
much Offering.
LARD-There is quiet market, and prime
steam is quoted 10c, and current make 9%c
per 10. Kettle is quoted 10Kc perlb.
BULK MEAIS-Ihe market is quiet. Sboul-
ders are quoted 7c, clear rib sides sac, and
clear sides S2laS7Gc per lb, all loose.
BACON-lhere is a limited demand ShouI-
ders are quoted 71a7Tc, clear RIB sides 91la92Ic
and clear sides held at 9%alOc per 10, all
packed. We quote sugar cured hams i5al6c
per lD, canVaSeu and packed,
COIlON-Ihe market is dull at yesterd ay's
quotations. Sales to-day 33 bales We quote:
Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, VIC; low mpu
ding, 10c: mlddling. lOIC; good mlidIIny.
1O1aG; mldIling talr, 1lHc; faIr, l2c per lb.
WHlSkI-ls firmer to-day and lc higher,
with sales of 242 brls at 81 II per gallon.
BEANS-Quiet and steady, and free offerings
OF pest naVys at 81 lOal 10, and white mediums
at 9Oa91c per bu on arrival, and l0a5c more in
store.
BROOM CORN-The market remains ouiet
with liberal receipts. We quote red brush 8a
4c, green stalk braid 5a556c, and green hurl Ga
64sc per 10.
/ BUTTER has been little or no CHANGE.
The receipts are excessive, especially of f6e
lower grades, which are dull and nominal,
The best grades are in moderate local demand.
We quote: Extra creamery 30a33c Der In
Prime TO choice dairy 22a23c for Western Re-
serve, and Z0azl Tor Central Ohio per H. and
1a2c more for selections. Medium grades are
offered at 5al7c, and common at l9aI4c per lhD
CHEESE-Ihere is moderate demand for
prime to choice factory at 12hal8c per Ib,
COAL-Ihe market is tirm, with better
wholesale demand. The rates afoat are g. GoI
Youghiogheny; ne for Kanawha; &c for ASH
land, and sc for Ohio River per bu. We quote
delivered to consumers as follows: Yonghi-
ogheny lie, kanawha and Hooking VALLEY 10a
lie, Ashland and Muskingum IOc, and {)hi"
River &c per bu. Camel is quoted I6c afloat
and 20a22c delivered per Du.
COkE-ls quiet and steady at &c for Cas-
house and city manufactured, and Sc for
crushed per bu, and 2a3c more delivered. We
quote Connellsville &c aiioat and lOal G de-
llvered per bu.
COFFBE-There is moderate demand. but
prices are steady and unchanged. Rio Is worth
1Salgc for common, a0a2lc for fair to good, and
22a23c for prime to choice, per Id. We quote
Java 2Sa30c per Id.
DRIED TkUITs-Are quiet and steady. with
no material change. We quote peaches Sa9c,
and apples 4a5c per lb. Layer raisins are
quoted 81 35a2 so per box. Prunes are worth
7a7bc, currants 7haSc, figs 16a1Sc, and cltron
25a26c per ID.
EGGS-The market is quiet and steady. and
we continue to quote l7alSc per dozen for fresh,
with ample receipts.
GREEN FRUIrS-App1es plenty and dull
at 50a75c per brl loose on arrival, and 81 al 25
per brl IN store. Cranberries are worth $ga1O
per brl and s. 25a3 80 per bu. Grapes sell at
safe for Catawbas and 44{c for Concords.
Lemons are worth $6 O0aS 10 per box Creole
oranges Sell at 1Od0 % DfI,
HAY-The market is dull for lower grades.
and only moderate demand for the higher
qualities. The receipts are liberal No. Tim
)thy is worth $llal3 per ton. Medium held at
S9al0, and common at seas per ton, all on ar
1val, and ~ more wanted in store.
HEMP-lhe demand Is only moderate. hut
The market remains steady and unchanged un-
ier light offerings. We quote $ll0al15 per ton
N arrival for rough Kentucky, and s. more in
tore. Dressed is quoted 9a9hc per lb.
Il n Hhnpn iuso
or bran, ana we quote it S9a9 rs per ton. Ship
'tuffs are dull and nominal, with free Offerings.
1t slOal2 per ton. Middlings are held at Si5a
70 per ton. Dealers ask 81 per ton beyond
;hese figures for lots in store.
MOLASSES-We quote prime to choice New
orleans sirup 5Oa55c per gallon, and fair local
lemand, while nferiori is dull at 35a40c per gal
on. Sorghum is quoted 25a30c per gallon for
pest quality, and liberal offerings.
0ILS-Tnere is a steady market for lin |
eed at SOC per gallon and moderate demand |
Lard oil is quiet at s3aSjc per gallon for extra
current make. Refined petroleum is worth |
IS 1aa25tSc per gallon.
PoTATOEs-Are quiet and steady, with
LIBERAL offerings at 81 50a1 rs per brl in store |
or good to choice, and 50a6Oc per bu on arrival |
,weet potatoes are in large supply and dull at |
l 25al 81 per brl for yellow and 50a75c per brl |
or red.
PoULTRY-The market is dull for chickens,
nder large receipts and only moderate de-
aand, at 81 25a1 Is for young and 81 25a3 90 for
Id per dozen. We quote live turkeys Sal0c
,er lb and light demand.
SALT-There is a steady market for domes-
ic, and quiet at 24c per bu and 81 35 per br, |
liverpool coarse remains quiet at 81 15al % |
Ter sack. Turks Island is worth 35a37c per bu |
nd dull.
SEED--There is limited demand for clover |
With offerings at 121Sai3c per Id on arrival. |
'he market is quiet for timothy but steady. |
nd prime in store is worth s2a2 10 per bu, and |
Fould bring 81 75sl 81 per bu on arrival. Flax |
eed sells at $la1 20 per bu, according to quail 1
ty.
SUGAR-Continues steady, with fair con-
umptIve demand and no material change in |
rices. Yellow refined is quoted 94Sal0c, extra
C' 10hal0%c, "B'' white 1JAalOHc, "a"
7hite 10Xallc, and hard selling at II Ha1l%c,
ccording to quality, per lb.
TALLOW-The demand is equal to the re-
eipts and the market remains steady at SIC
Or city and Sa8kc for country per Id.
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