The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-10
. CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. -10-2 P. M.


FLOUR-The demand is chiefly local and
moderate. We quote fancy -four $6a7, family
$5 50a5 Is, extra $5a5 IS, superhne "a 25a4 10,
low grades s. 25a3 Is, spring wheat flour IS 40a
6 Oh; rye -four So S6a4 85; buckwnea flour ST 50a
7 80 per brl.
3Sc for mixed and 3Ia37c for white, aud liberal
offerings.
BARLEY-The market remains steady and
quiet. Good to choice fall is quoted $la1 10 per
75a85c per blu, while inferior is ranging down
to 40c per bu.
aCORN-Is firm with fair demand for mixed
and No 8 sheled in elevator sold to-day at 35c
per bu. Good to prime old ear on track is
worth y0a52c per bu and scarce New ear is
quoted 3Sa4lC per bu for good to prime.
RYE-The market is inactive though steady.
No. 2 is quoted 6Sa69c In elevator. Good to
prime sample on track Is worth 65a67c, and
choice held as nigh as 69as0c per bu. Inferior
is quoted 60a63c per bu and dull.
WHEAT-Steady and quiet. Good to choice
white is quoted 81 25al 35 per bu Prime to
choice red is quoted 81 oval 70, and far to good
MESS PoRK-The market is steady. De-
mand moderate. Prime city mess is quoted
SIG 80 per bril-
LARD-There ia a fair demand for prime
steam with steady market, and we quote it
9Hc per lb. Kettle Is held at 10kal05ac per lb.
BAC0N-The market Is steady and quiet.
Shoulders are quoted 72<a71Sc, clear rib sides
Sc, and clear sides 9H per lib packed. Sugar
cured hams are worth 14a l5c per ID, canyased.
demand. Shoulders are quoted 6bc per lb.
Clear rib sides are worth sas1[c for partially
cured and SNaS36e for old per lib, all loose.
GREEN MEAIS-The market Is quiet and
irregular, and it is difficult to give reliable
quotations owing to the weather. Shoulders
are held are held at 5a(a6c. and clear RIB sides
at 7kc per lb. Hams are quoted 9alOe per lb,
according to average
CO11ON STEADY and quiet. Sales bales.
Prices unchanged. The following are the Off :
cial quotations at the Cotton Exchange: Orai-
nary, exc; good ordinary. 104c: low MIL
ding, nkc: mtddlinv, 1i%c; good m1ddilng,
49,: nriddling fair, i22sc; fair, 1870 per ib.
WHISKY-The market is easier, with de-
cline of lc per gallon, and 3l5 brls sold to-day
at 81 O7 per gallon.
BEAES-Are in fair request and firm, with
good to choice navys at 81 25al Is per bu in
store. Common are quoted 9Oca$l per bu.
BROOM COkN-The demand is moderate
and there are free offerings at 2a4Hc for red
brush, 5a5Hc for green stalk braid, and 6a6lc
for green hurl, pei 1b.
BUTrER-Continues steady and quiet, with
no essential change. The receipts are liberal,
especially Oh me lower grabaes, & ana me demand
only. Shippers and packers are not buying to
any extent, and inferior grades are still Recu-
mulating We quote: Prime to cboiee dairy
sla22c for Western Reserve, and f5a2Oc per 10
for Central eai2, Some extra creamery is held
as high as 52aSSc per lh. Medlam is quoted Ia
a16c and common l2ai3c per Id.
CHEESE-Theie is quiet and steady mar
ket for prime to choIce factory at 12Xal8Xc
per lb.
C0ALi-The demand is fair and the market
remains firm, with no material change IN
pr ices. The rates are &c for Yougnioghely, "a
7Hc for Ashland, and &c for Ohio River per bu,
afoat; aud selling to consumers at 11al2c for
Youghiogheny, 10alle for Kanawha and Hook
ing Valley, l0allc for Ashland and Mus
kingum, and 9al0c for Ohio River per bu.
Camel is quoted Ice afioat, and 20a22c ue-
livered, per bu.
U0KE-fhe market is steady and with mod
erate demand at previous prices. Gas-house