The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Ga p. NJ.
| FLOUR-There is quiet and easy market.
The demand is merely local. Fancy brands
sell at 81 25a7 90. Family is quoted S5 60a5 IS.
| Extra is held at $5 l0a5 4O Super1ine is quoted
! S4 2ja4 70. Low grades $} 25a3 rs per brl.
spring wheat flour is quoted IS bOa6 W. Rye
flour 50 s5a4 80. Buckwheat -four 81 soar so.
| WHEAT-Quiet anu steady. Red is quoted
81 15al 70 for fair to prime. Prime to choice
white Is held at 81 3Jal 80 per bu. Inferior
| grades are dull and nominal.
| CORN-Is firm with fair demand, New ear
Is selling at 38c to-day on track for prime.
| Prime OLD mixed ear is quoted 49ajOc per bu on
track, and No. 8 shelled III elevator held at
| 50c per bu ana scarce.
| KYE--Steady and quiet. No. ain elevator is
| held at tSa69c per bu. Good to prime sample
is quoted 63ab7c per bu. Inferior nominal at
| 5Sa6Jc per bu
OATS-Market very quiet, with liberal re-
eeIpts. Good to prime white are quoted 94a37c
! per bu, and cnoice are held at 3Sa40c per bu.
| Mixed are quoted 3OaS4c for good to prime, and
| 2Ja2Se for inferIor.
BARLEY-Ihe market is inactive but
steady. Good to choice fall is quoted $la1 10
per bu, Western spring is offered at 75aS5c for
good to prime, and down as low as 4Oc for in
ferior.
MESS PORK-The market is firm and quiet
at $l6 SO per brl or prime city mess.
LARD--lhe market is hrm, and moderate
demand for prime steam at 99Sc per ID. Ket-
| tie is quoted iOa1Okc per lb
| GREEN -MEAES-Ihe market is quiet.
We quote shoulders 55sc clear rib sides 72ta
| T1sc, and hams are held at 9jSa994c per lh.
BACON-Very little doing to -day, and the
market is steady. Shoulders are quoted 77Ea
neG c Gf"e of @ Eo 5er 5aeg IN ana Etear sreT
| hams are jobblng at i4al5c per ID per lb.
BULK MEATS-Quiet and steady. Shoul-
ders are worth 65sa6sSe, clear rib sides 71asc,
and clear sides S1zao2Gc per lb, loose.
UUTION-The market is firm to-day at pre-
Vious prices. The following are the Cotton
Exchange Otfici al rates: Ordinary, &c; good
ordinary, 100; low mlldling, 104c; mIddhng,
ll1sc; GOOD middlln%, ll3So; mlddlng fair
il%c: far, l21Sc per lb.
MHISKl-Is firm and quiet at 81 0s per
gallon, and sales of l7S brls to-day.
BEANS-Are steady, with liberal offerings,
and demand moderate. We quote prime to
choice navy 81 l5aA 20, and white mediums 95ea
| BROOM CORN-The demand is limited and
the receipts are liberal, and there is quiet
| market. We quote good red brush 3a4c. prime
green stalk 5a51c, and choice green hurl 6a61ac
| per lb
| BUrTER-The market continues quiet, with
liberal receipts and only moderate demand.
There is hardly any sale for inferior butter.
We quote prime to choice l9a20c for Western
Reserve, and 1IalSc for Central Ohlo per lb,
and extra creamery is held up to 3Oa32c per lb.
Medium is offered at 14al5c, and common at II
al3c per lb
UOFFEE-Is in moderate demand and mar
ket steady. Weqaote Rio lSal9c for common,
2Ua21c for fair to good, and 22a23c for prime
to CHOICE per Id. JaVals selling at 2Sa3Oc per
| lb.
COALr-There is a firm though quiet market,
and rates unchanged. We quote Onio River &C.,
| Ashland 7a71Sc, and Ioughiogheny &c per bu
afoat. The rates delivered to consumers are
9al0c for Ohio River, l0allc for Ashland ana
| natl F,. II,a NFalt,
Kanawha, and llal2c for Youghiogheny per
bu. Camel coal sells at 49, per bu atloat and
2Ua22c delivered.
| COKB-rhere is no material change, and
| the market is steady. Gas-house and city
manufactured are worth be at yards and Sc per
| bu delivered, Crushed is worth Sc at Yards
and l0c delivered Conneilsville is quoted 71ac
anoat amt l0a11c per bu delivered.
1 DRIED FRUIFS-Mafket steady, with fair
demand for apples at 5a6e, and peaches at Tx
al2hc per lb Layer raisins are worth $2 35a
2 so per box. Cltron is worth 25a26c; figs are
| selling at 16a1Se; culrants are quoted 71SaSc,
and prunes 7a1 1ae per ID, and demand mod
crate
EGGS-The demand is fair but the receipts
are more liberal, and fresh are worth 22a23e
GREEN FRUrrs-App1es are In moderate re-
quest and freely offered at 5Ja0Oe per brl loose,
on arrival and 81 25al 80 per brl in store for good
to prime. We quote cranberrries $9a10 per bri,
and $3 25a3 50 per bu in boxes. Lemons are
WOTCH 20 OldU ~ p0I UUAj CIOOtG OTduAeS
$5a6 per bri.
HAY-There is steady and quiet market,
with no change. Prime timothy is in fair
local demand at $l2al3 per ton. Lower grades
are dull and offered at $7a9 per ton, all on ar
rival Dealers want - more per ton in store.
HEMP-There is moderate demand, with
steady market for rough Kentucky at $l0al15
per ton on arrival, and s. more required in
store. Dressed is held at 9a9Ac per lb.
MILL FEED-The market is quiet, but the
offerings are moderate. We quote bran So 50a
10 per ton. Shipstufs are held at S13a15 per ton.
Middlings are steady at $lSa23 per ton, all on
arrival and 81 more wanted in store.
| MOLASSES-There is only moderate de-
mand at previous prices. New Orleans
syrup is worth 50a55c per gallon for prime to
choice, and inferior neld at 35a4Oc per gallon.
| Sorghum is quoted 25a3Oc per gallon, and de-
mand light.
UILSeThere is fair demand for Iinseed
oil, and it is firm at sic per gallon for prime.
| Lard oil is steady. with moderate demand at
S3a85c for current make and 93a9jc for winter
| extra per gallon. Refined petroleum is worth
POTAfOES-The demand is light but the
market remains steady at 45a50c per bu on
arrival, and 81 50al rs per brl in store. Sweet
potatoes are held at 50a75c for red, and 81 25a
| i 81 for yellow, per brl.
| POULTRY-The market is well supplied
with live chickens, and they are freely offered
at II T5a2 rs for young, and 81 50a8 for old per
dozen, and moderate demand. Live turkeys
are worth 7aSc per ID.
SALT-Domestie is in moderate demand and
| steady at 24c per bu and 81 81 per brl. Lly-
erpO0i coarse is worth 81 15a! 25 per sack.
Turk's Island is dull at 35aS7c per bu.
SEED-The market is steady and quiet at
13al3 &c per ID for clover, on arrival, and SEA
2g1O per bu for}prime timothy, ia store. Good
to prime fax seed will sell at 81 30aa1 40 per
bushel.
SUGAR-Tnere is fair consumptive de-
mand, with steady market at previous
prices. We quote 9&alo1ac for yellow refined,
iUZallc for extra 'C," llHa1lHc for up
white, 113Sali1sc for "a" white, 1%alac for
powdered and granulated, and l2hal2ko for
crushed, per lb.
TALLOW-There is a fair demand with
ample receipts, and we quote &c per lb for
prime country and SIC for city rendered.