The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-04
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI, October APP M.
FLOUR-There is a quiet and steady market.
We quote So 75a6 for fancy, So 35a5 65 for family.
81 5Oaj for extra, SO jOa4 for superiine, 81 1ja
25 for low grades, IS 20aG for spring wheat
flour, and 50 75al 85 for rye -four per bril-
WIlEA Market steady and offerings mod
crate Red is worth il O9al Ia for prime to
choice, and S1al VI for fair to good, per bu.
Good to prime white is quoted II l3al is, and
choice 81 20 per bu.
OATS = Moderate though steady local de-
mand at 3ba &c for good to mixed, and 36a40c
for white Choice white held at 42a43c per bu
BARLEY-Is firm, anu fair demand for fall
at IL coal " for good 70 choice, ami spring is
quoted 9Jca$l 10 per bu.
RYE-The market is quiet. No. in elevator
is quoted 6Sc per bu. Good to prime sample on
track is quoted ,aGGc per bu.
CURN-Ihere is steady market, and prime
mixed ear sold at 4Sc on track to-day, and No.
sheIled IS quoted 41a4Sc per bu in elevator.
MESS PORk-Fhere is quiet aud steady
market at SIG 5Oal7 per brl, for city packed.
LARD-The market is steady, witt mod
crate demand. Prime steam is quoted l0Jaa
lO3Sc, anu current make 1JKc per 10. City
Kettle dull at Hall &c per Id.
BULK MEA tS-QuIeJ and steady at 7Hc
for shoulders, SIC for clear RIB sides and 9%a
Va for clear sldes per lb, all loose.
BACON-Continues quiet but steady. Clear
sides are quoted 10Ic, clear rib sides ga a9kc,
and sh Iulders held at &c per Id, all packed
vased and packed.
UUrION-Thc market is dull to-day and
mlddling is Nc lower. Wequote Ordinary, o% i;
good ordinary, G3Gc; low mlUdiing. l0Hc: IN ID
ding, lOhc; good mliGing, 10zC; nIlddnng
faIr ll3c; falr. nc per lb.
WIIsKY-steady and quiet at 81 Va per gal
Ion. ....
BEANS-There is a better demand, with
moderate ollerings.B Prime to choice navy are
worth 81 1Ual rs in store, and mediums S5ay0c
per bu.
BROOM CORN-Contnues dull with no
change in prices. Red brush is worth 3a5c,
green stalk braid 6a6Rc, and green hurl 7a9c
per lib.
BUfTER-The market is quiet ana easy
under excessive receipts. There is very little
demand for inferior grades and only "a local
demand for best table butter. Fancy cream
cry is worth 34a3Jc per ID. Prime to choice
dairy sells at 23a25c for Western Reserve and
20a22c for Central Ohio per lU. Medium is
quoted l7alSc, and common l4al5c per Id.
CAEESE-The market is firm and demand
fair for prime to choice factory, at l2al5c per
lb.
UOAL-Thcre is a STEADY market and the
demand is moderate with no material change.
sales atioat at &c for OHIO River, &c for Al sh-
land and 73ac for Youghiogheny, per bu.
Selling to consumers delivered at Sa9e for
Ohio River, 9alOc for Muskingum and Ash
land, 1Uc for Hooking Valley and Kanawha,
and lOallc for Youghiogheny, per bu. Cam
mel is worth l6c afoat and 2Oa22c, delivered.
Anthracite $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
COKL-Ihere Is fair consumDtive demand
| at previous prices We quote 6c per bu for
| as-house and city manufactured, and SC per
Du delivered; crushed is quoted &c at yards and
| 1Uc delivered to consumers. Conneilsville is
worth 71ac per bu anoal, and 10alzc delivered
| COFFEE-ls in moderate demand and the
market remains steady with no material
change. We quote fSai9c per lb for common
| Rio, 2Oa2lc for medium quality, and 22a23c for
prime to choice. Java selling at 9Sa3Oc per lb.
DRIED FRUlIo-There is very little doing
but prices are steacy. We quote domestic 9a
&c for peaches, and 4a5c for apples per lb.
Foreign are quoted 7a71ac for pruues, 7kasc
for culrants, I6a1Sc for 1gs, and 25aa6o for
cltron per ID. Layer rasins are worth 81 25a
50 per box.
EGGS-Fresh arrivals are selling at TIC per
| dozen, ana there is fair demand with liberal
receipts.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in moderate
demand and steady, ana prime to choice are
worth 81 25aI 81 per brl IN store, and loose on
arrival sell at 50a75c per brl. Concord grapes
are worth 5a6c per lb. Cranberries are quoted
$lOa11 per brl. Lemons sell at is J0a9 per box
HAY-The demand is moderate, but the mar
ket remains steady and prices are unchanged
We quote $llal2 per ton for No. l timothy SO
al0 for medium, and S6aS for common on ar
rival, and ~ more in store.
HLMP-'rhe demand Is moderate and mar
ket steady, and no material change Rough
Kentucky is quoted $llOal16 per ton on arrival,
and held at So more in store. We quote dressed
yay AZ per lb in jobbing lots.
MILL FEED-The e is only moderate de-
mand for bran at $9a9 25 Shipstutrs are held
at $llai3, and middlings are steady at S15a20
per ton, all ON arrival Dealers ask 81 more
IN store.
MOLAsSES-Prme to choice New Orleans
syrup is worth 5Ua55c per gallon. and fair de-
manCl, anu inferior held at S5a4Oc per gallon
Sorghum is worth in round lots 25a30c per gal
lon, and sells by the single barrel ut 35a40c per
gallon.
and demand moderate. Extra lard oil is SELL
demand. Refined petroleum is firm ut 2jha
26!s c per gallon.
POTATOES-The demand is fair for good to
choice, with ample offerings at 81 7ja2 90 per
bri, and selling at 40a5Oc per bu ON arrival.
PUULTR1-Ihe market is easier for chick
ems, under liberal receipts, and there is fair
demand at So 0Oa2 70 for young, and So UOa8 50
for old per dozen.
SALl-There is a quiet market for domestic
salt at 24c per bu and 81 70 per brl of bushels
Liverpool is worth 81 20al 80 per sack, and
Turks Island held at 35a37c per bu.
SEED-Timothy is in fair request with mod
crate offerings and market firm at 81 9Oa2 in
store for prime, and round lots on arrival SELL
| ing at SIT0a1 Is per bu. Prime fax seed is
worth 81 l5al 20 per bu.
SUGAK-There Is only moderate demand
at previous prices. Yellow refined is worth
9ha10Kc, extra ''CH' lOHa1Oho, "B" white
| 10y aiO5&c, "a" white lIkallkc, and hard
powdeied and crushed is quoted 1Ma1lXc
| per lb.
| TALLOW-Market steady and quiet, with
| fair demand, and prime country sells at &c and
at a. In.