The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-19
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI, October l9-2P.

FLOUR-The market is irm and there is an
active local demand day. Fancy brands are
wo. tn $6a7 per brl, family flour is quoted IS 5Oa
81, extra is held at S5a5 35, superhne at $4a
50, and low grades 50 g5a3 Is per brl. Spring
wheat flour ranges IS 25a6 25, and rye flour
s. 9Ja4 IS per brl.
OATS--Are quiet, with liberal offerings at
32a34c for good to prime mixed, and 35aS7c for
white, and choice white are quoted 3Sa39c per
bu Inferior are held at 2Sa30c per bu.
BARLEY-The market is steady and quiet.
Fall sample is worth 81 05al 10 for good to
choice. Spring is quoted S5a95c for good to
prime, and inferior ranges down TO SOC per bu.
CORN--Ihere is moderate demand and
market steady at 47aiSc per bushel for prime
mixed ear, on track, and No. snelled is quoted
48e per bushel in elevator.
RYE--Thcre is quiet ana steady market.
Good to prime sample is quoted 62a65c per bu,
and inferior offered at 55a6lc per bu. No. in
elevator is held at CSC per hu.
BULK MEAIS-1here is quiet market at
7c for shoulders, 6&aSlc for clear RIB sides, and
5c for clear sides per Id, all loose.
BACON-There is steady market but moi
much activity. Shoulders are quoted 7%c, clear
rib sides 9hahc, and clear sides 9Xal0c per lb,
all packed. Sugar-cured hams are worth l5a
16c per lb, canvased and packed.
MESS PORK--Ihere is firm feeling, with
moderate demand, and prime city mess is
is quoted SIT per brl.
LARD-Marke quiet and steady. Prime
steam is quoted 10alOHc, and current make
9Aa9Xc per lb. Kettle is held at 10salU4c
per lb.
UUTION-The market is quiet and buyers
demand concession, but there is no material
change in prices to-day. Sales, SO bales
STOCK, $500 bales. We quote: Ordinary, sac;
good ordinary, 9Tc; low mlddlnr, lOc: md
unnx, lOAc; good middllng, 1Ohc; middling
falr, 1lHc; falr. l2c per lb.
WHISKY-Demand moderate at 81 10 per
gallon, and sales to-day 222 brls.
BEANS-Quiet and steady, and free offerings
of best navys at 81 lOal ID, and white mediums
at 9Oa9jc per bu on arrival, and 1Oal5c more in
store.
BROOM CORN-The market remains ouiet
with liberal receipts. We quote red brush Sa
dc, green stalk braid 5a516c, and green hurl ga
6Hc per lb.
BUTTER-The market is quiet and easy un-
der large receipts. There is very little demand
for lower grades, with an accumulation of
stock. A moderate amount of best table but
ter is required for local consumption. Extra
creamery is quoted 3Oa33c per lb. Prime to
choice dairy is worth 20a23c per lib. Medium
grades are quoted l5af7c, and common offered
at ISal4c per Id.
CHEESE-Is steady, with fair consumptiye
demand, and prime to choice factory Is worth
12a13c per lb.
COAL-The market is steady, with a fair
demand at previous prices. We
quote Ono River 5c, Ashland &c, and Youghio-
gheny 7hc per bu afioat 1t Is delivered to
consumers at the following rates: Ohio River
&c, Ashland and Muskingum 10c, Kanawha
and Hooking Valley 10al1c, Youghiogheny lie,
and Camel 20a22c per Du.
C0KB-Is quiet and steady at &c for Gas
house and city manufactured, and Sc for
crushed per bu, and 2aSc more delivered We
quote ConnellsVille 7lae afioat and l0a1lc de-
llvered per bu.
COFFEE is a steady market, and the
demand continues moderate at previous prices
We quote Rio 1Sal9c for inferior, a0a2le for
medium, and 22a23c for prime to choice, per Id.
Java is worth 2Sa30c per lb.
DRIED FkUICS-There is only a moderate
demand at previous prices. Domestic fruit is
quoted Sa9c for peaches, and 4ajc for apples
Foreign fruits sell at 8aac for prunes, 7kasc
for culrants, l6alSc for fgs, and 25a26c for clt-
ron per lb. New layer rasins are worth 50 35a
2 so per box.
EGGS-The receipts are liberal, and there is
fair local demand at l7alSc per dozen for
fresh.
at 50a75c per brl loose on arrival, and $laI 25
per brl In store. Cranberries are worth S9al0
per bri and s. 25a3 81 per bu. Grapes sell at
6a7c for Catawbas and 4t4kc for Concords.
Lemons are worth ST C0aS 10 per box. Creole
oranges sell at $5a5 81 per brl.
HAY-There is a steady market, with ample
offerings and no material change. We quote:
No. timothy $11al8 per ton, with fair con-
demand. Low grades are neglected,
and we quote medium S9alO and common $6a3
per ton, all on arrival. Dealers ask s1a2 more
in store.
HEMP-There is a Moderate demand, with
light offerings of rough Kentucky, at SilOa1l5
per ton on arrival, and dealers require IS more
in store. Dressed is quoted 9a9Ac per lb for
jobbing lots.
MILL FEED-There is a moderate demand
for bran, anu we quote it s9a9 25 per ton. Ship
stuffs are dull and nomiD a, with free offerings,
at $l0al2 per ton. Middlings are held at SIS
20 per ton. Dealers ask 81 per ton beyond
these hgures for lots in store.
MOLASSES-Market steady, and fair con
demand for prime to choice New Or
leans at 5Ja55c per gallon. Inferior quality is
quoted 35a40c per gallon, and dull. sorghum
is worth 25a30c per gallon for best grades.
OILS-There is a steady market for lin
seed at SOC per gallon and moderate demand.
Lard oil is quiet at S3aSjc per gallon for extra
make. Refined petroleum is worth
2j u a261Sc per gallon.
POTATOE ES-Are i'll moderate demand with
ample receipts, and prime to choice lots are
quoted 50a60c per bu loose on arrival, and 81 50a
/ IS per brl in store. Sweet potatoes are held
at 81 5Oal rs per brl for good TO choice yellow
in store.
POULTRY-There is a limited demand for
chickens with large receipts, and old are quoted
81 50a3, and yoS1g 81 75a2 % per dozen. Live
turkeys are Offering at 9alOc per lb and not
much demand.
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