The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-09
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. October SAP.

| the market remains steady. We quote fancy
flour s. 9Oa7 20. Family flour is quoted S5 4Oa
S TO- Extra is held at $4 85a5 rs. superfine
So 75a4 25, low grades 81 75a3 rs per brl. Spring
wheat -four ranges IS 25a6 90 per bri; rye
-four So 75a4 25 and up to ID 3ja4 Az for choice
Northwestern.
oATS-The market is quiet and easy. Mixed
are quoted 3sa36c for good to prime and 2Sa
soc for inferior. Choice Iowa white are held
at 4la42c, and good to prime white are quoted
56a3Sc per bu.
BARLEY--rhe market is quiet at 81 O5al is
for good to choice fall, and 9oca$l for spring
per bu.
CORN-Market quiet. We quote No. mixed
shelled 4Sa49c in elevator, and prime ear held
at 4sa49c on track per bu.
WHEAT-There is moderate demand, and
the market is steady. White is quoted 81 15a
20 for good to ri ne, and 81 23al 20 for
choice. Red is held at 81 15al is for prime to
choice, and 81 lOa1 IL for fair to good
RYE-There is 9 moderate demand and mar
ket steady. No. in elevator is quoted 6Sa
69c, and prime sample on track 66a67c per bu.
| MESS PORK--There is quiet market, and
city mess is quoted SIT 25a17 50 per brl.
ic- ARD-Market quiet. Prime steam is
quoted lO5S nl0hc, and current make l0kalUs.c C
| per Id. City Kettle is held at lie per lb, and
| dull
| BULK MEATS - Market quiet. Shoulders
are worth 7%c, clear RIB sides Sc. and clear
sides 9Hc per Id. all loose.
| BACON-Quiet and steady. Shoulders are
quoted &c, clear rib sides g%a10c, and clear
sides l0Hc per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured
| hams l5Aal64c per h.
CUrION-MarKet steady. No change in
prices. We quote: Ordinary, sSc; good Or
dlnary. 9Hc; low mlddling, l0Hc; m lling,
lO1c; good mlddlng, 10Ac; middllng IaIr,
| Ike; falr. l2c per lb.
| WlIIsKY--steady and fair demand at
| 81 ~ per gallon.
BEANS-Are quiet and steady at 81 15al 25
| for prime to choice, amt 81a90c for mediums
| per bu, and moderate offerings
| BROOM CORN-Is steady and in moderate
request at 7a8c for choice green hurl. 6a61Sc
for green stalk braid, and Babe for red brush
| per lb.
BUTTER Continues steady and quiet with
only moderate receipts. Prices unchanged.
There is O fair consumptive demand for the
pest grades at 33a85c for fancy creamery, Pa
2Sc for choice dairy, aud 2la22c for prime dairy
per lb. Low grades are dull at 16a1sc for
medium, and l3al6c for common per lb.
CHEESE-There is steady market with
moderate demand and prime to choice factory
Is worth 124sal8c per lb.
COFFEE-There is fair demand with
firm market, but no material change in prices.
We quote common Rio lsal9c, fair to good 2Oa
2lc. and prime to choice 22a28e per lb. Java is
worth 2Sa30c per ID.
COAL-There is a fair demand and prices are
steady with no material change. 1t is worth
NC for Youghiogheny, &c for Ashland, and &c
for Ohio River per bu, aioat. II is quoted as
follows, delivered: Ohio River sa9c, Ashland
and Muskingum 9al0o, kanawha and Hooking
Valley 1Oal1c, Youghiogheny lie, and camel
20a22c per bu.
COKE-Is quiet and steady, and we quote
Gas -house and city manufactured g. and
crushed &c at yards, and Conneilsyilie TIC
aioat per bu, and 2a3c more per bu delivered
o consumers.
DRIED FRUITS-The market is quiet and
s4eady for all kinds. Apples are worth 4a5c,
and peaches Sa9c, per lb. Layer raisins sell
at So 25a2 4O per box. We quote 7a7hc for
prunes, 79aSc for currants, 16a1Sc for figs,
and 25a28c for cltron per Id.
EGGS - The demand Is moderate, but the
market is Arm under light offerings, and fresh
arrivals sell ut 17al &C per dozen.
GREEN FRUIrs-Apples are in moderate
demand, with ample receipts, and sell at 50a
zoe per brl, loose on arrival, and worth 81 25a
so per brl for prime to choice IN store.
Cranberries are worth $9alO per brl, and So 25a
81 per bu IN boxes. Concord grapes are worth
t5c, and Gatawbas and Delawares sell at Ga
sc per lb. Lemons sell at S9aY 81 per box for
Sicily, and $6 GOAT for Malaga.
HAY-The demand is moderate and chiefly
for the best grades, with an ample supply.
We quote $11al2 Tor No. timothy, $9a0 for
medium, and $8aS for common per ton, all on
arrival, and dealers ask So more in store.
HEMP-rhere is a steady market,wIt mod
crate offerings of rough Kentucky at $ll0a115
per ton on arrival, and IS more in store.
Dressed is jobbing at 9a96c per lb.
MILL FEED-Cop tinues steady and quiet
with ample offerings at $Ya9 rs for bran, $llal3
for shipstuGs, and $l5a20 for middlings per ton,
ON arrival, and $z more per ton in store.
MOLASSES-Prlme to choice New Orleans
syrup is in fair demand at 5ua55e per gallon,
and inferior is dull at 3ja45c per gallon. Sor-
ghum sells at 35a4Oc per gallon by the single
barrel for prime to choice and sound lots are
quoted 25a30c per gallon.
OlLS-Prime linseed sells at SOC per gallon,
and moderate demand. Extra lard oil is worth
S5o per gallon for current make and fair de-
mand. Refined petroleum remains firm at
at 2j1aa266c per gallon.
T0ES-There is a quiet and steady
market at previous prices. Prime to choice
are freely offered at 81 75a3 per brl in store,
and worth 4ha55c per bu. on arrival, loose.
POULrRI-The market continues steady
for live chickens, which we quote $2 75a3 SO
for full grown, and s2a 2 80 for small half
grown per dozen, with ample receipts.
SALI-Domestic salt is worth Ac per bu and
81 70 per brl of bushels. We quote Turks
Island 36a3sc per bu, and Liverpool coarse 81 20
al 81 per sack.
SEED-There is a fair demand for clover,
with sales of prime at 1lall1c per lb on ar
rival. Prime timothy is worth 81 Y0a2 per
bu for prime to choice in store, and sells at
81 Sal 10 IN round lots on arrival Prime fax
will bring 81 l6al 20 per bu.
SUGAk-Ihere is firm market with fair
demand for refined at 5sal0A Ac for yellow, l0X
a1O1ac for extra &C. lU24 4al076c for ''B" white,
and Hall Ac for "A" white, per Ih. Hard
is selling a. n%a1i2lc per lb for ganulated,
crushed and powdered.
TALLDW-There is fair demand, and
priMe country is worth Sc, aud city SIC per lb.
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