The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI, Nov. ia r. Nj

day, and prices rule hrm. Fancy sold up to
81 10 per brl, and ranging down to III % ac-
cordIng EQUALITY or reputation OF brand, aud
some patent groeers' selling at $s Family
sOid mostly AZ So SjaG, and some Offering at
20 TO- Extra Is quoted 70 35aj 80,
and sales at the outside fig
ure. SupcrIine is salcablG at "a 35a4 81, as
to quality, and low grades dull at s. 5Oa4 per
brl. Rye flour held at 50 50a3 Is, and choice
Northwestern held AT the latter. Spring wheat
1our sold to-day at 81 IS 20 for prime To CHOICE
Minnesota, and Offering at IS 70 for inferior
brands. BuckwheaU flour quiet at IS J0a6 50
per brI as to quality.
COkN-Llbcral receipts and fair demand,
with steady market. New mixei ear sold
to-day at 33a3jc per bu on track, and generally
held at the latter, and Old ear quoted 43a4lc
per Du. Shelled quiet and quoted 44a45c per
bu In elevator.
WHEAT-The market remains quiet. There
is not much in to-day. but the offerings are
ample, with only Il fair milling demand. Red
is quoted IL lSal rs per bu, as 10 quality. White
quoted 81 25al II Tor good 81 2Sal 30 for prime,
and held ut 81 32al 80 for choice lots, per bu.
Prime to choice amber held at 81 GOAL ~ per
bushel.
OATS-Market quiet but held steady, and
little or no cnange. Liberal offerings at 26a
2SC for mixed and 29A5lC for white, good 10
prime, per bu.
RYE--Is in moderate request, with limited
but ample receipts and steady. No. held at
60c per bu in elevator. Good to prime sample
lots sell on track at 5Ta5Sc.
BARLE4-Demand moderate, with liberal
offerings and market quiet. Western spring
is salaDlc al 45a55c per Du, and Northern do is
held at B0a7Oc for fair to prime. FAN is about
nominal.
BACON-There is but little doing and not
much left on the market Clear RIB sides
quoted &c, aud clear sides 93Sa53ac per ID for
loose, aud held about hc higher packed
Shoulders nominal. Sugar-cureu meats quiet,
and hams jobbing at l21aal3nc per ID, can
vased a d packed, according TO average.
LARD-Steady market and moderate de-
mand. with light offerings. New current-make
is quoted Sac per III, and old is nominal. heC-
tie Is quoted 9a9Ac for jObbng lots OF country
made, and no Clty offering.
MESS PORh--The market remains steady
and quiet with light offerings, aud quoted
*l3 25al5 80 per brl, spot, the latter figure Tor
old.
GREEN MEATS-Tne market rules quiet
and steady. Shoulders quOteu 44a45Gc per lb,
held at &c. Clear RIB sides 6a615c per ID, ana
held mostly at the latter Hams quoted 7sia
SIC per lb, as to average, and some choice he'd
at more.
COTTuN-Market steady and quiet with no
material change. Stock 3,20l bales. Sales TO-
day SO bales. Receipts 7S3 bales, and ship
ments 439 bales. Inc oitic al quotations are as
follows: Ordinary 9Ac, good ordinary lOc low
mIudlng l0Ac, mIdulng lOhc, good mlddIng
1U%c, mIddlng fair llAc, fair 1879 per ID.
WHISKY-In fair demand and unchanged.
Sales on Change to-day lJl brls at 81 VI per
gallon.
BEANS-The receipts are light and there is
very little demand, and the markCC is steady,
with no change. We quote ~ per Du Tor choice,
81 8)al rs for good to prime white, and $1al 20
for inferior per bu.
BROOM CUltS-The receipts are light, and
there is not much doing, but the market is
steady. Rcd brush sells at 34Sa4,oc, green
stalk braid &C. amt hurl quoted 5a5Hc for me-
dium and 6a6A for prime to choice per lb.
BUrTER-Is in moderate demand, mostly
for the best grades, which are wanted for local
use. The receipts are ample, and there Is u
steady market, with Little or no change. We
quote prime to choice dairy 2la23c, and 1a2c
more for extra selections in single packages.
Creamery is quoted 32a!3c per lb. Lower
qualities dull at l5al7c for medium and l2al3c
for common per Id.
CHEES L-Ihe demand is moderate, with
steady and quiet market. Prime to choice
selling at 12al3c per Id.
CORFEE- The market is quiet and steady at
previous prices. Wequote common Rio MA
1Shc, medium 19a20c, good TO prime 2a23c, ,and
choice 70 4a24c per lb. Java is quoted 27a9Oc
per lb.
COAL-Is in fair consumptive demand and
firm. Rates afioat: Sc for Ohio River and lie
for \ loughiogheny per bu Delivered to con-
sumers at 10a1lc for Ohio River, 12al3c for
Kanawha and MuskinGum and l3c for
Youghiogheny. and 20s22c per bu for Camel.
COkh-ls i'll moderate demand ana steady,
with little or no change. We quote gas-house
&c at yards and SC delivered per bu. City man.
ufactured 7c at yards and SC delivered per bu.
Crushed Sc at yards anu l0c delivered per bu.
EGGS-Ihe receipts are light, anu there is q
firm market for fresh arrivals at Dc per
dozen.
FKUITS-Moderate demand for apples, with
ample offerings, and market steady at 81 50n
50 per brl for good to cnolce. Oranges are in
limited supply and quoted S7aS per brl for
Creole. Lemons sell at S4a5 per box. Gran
berries quiet at $Ia6 per Drl. Dried fruits quiet
at 4a41sc for apples, 4ha5c for quarter peaches,
and 6a61a for halves, per lb.
HAY-The receipts are ample, though not
heavy and the market Is sJcady, with fair
local demand for the best grades, and prime to
choice timothy is selling at 80 oOall W per ton
Lower grades are dull, and held at $Ta9 per
ton, ali IN Dales on arrival.
HEMP-The marker is steady and quiet with
ample receipts and moderate demand. We
quote rough Kentucky Sll5al20 per ton on ar
rival, anu S5 more asked IN store. Dressed
selling in jobbing lots at Sa9c per lb
MILL EEED-Market steady and quiet, with
moderate demand. Weq4ote bran $l2 5Oa13 10,
shlpstutfs Sl3al4, and mludllngs Sl8a23 per ton,
all in bulk on arrival.
MOLASSES-Ehere is a steady market with
ample offerings and selling New Orleans at
45a55c for fair TO prime Old, and hel 6Ja65c for
new, and refined syrups dull at 5UcaSl per gal,
as to quality.
OILs-Quiet and steady for linseed at Sc per
gallon. Lard oil Is firm and demand fair at is
aS6o per gallon for current make. Fair de-
mand for refined petroleum at 14aI6c per gal
lon, as 10 fire test.
PUTAToES--Ihe demand is mojer ate, with
a quiet and sUeady market. We quote 4Oa50c
per bu for good to choice on arrival, loose, with
ample offerings, and about l0c more asked in
s ore. SN 5et potatoes selling slowly at 80 2j
az 50 per brl.
POULTRT-Moderate demand for live chick
ems, with liberal receipts, and selling at 81 5Oa
2 30 per dozen, rs to size anu condition. Geese
are quoted So 50a4, anu ducks $2a2 % per dozan.
Live turkeys quoted 6ha7c per ~.
SALI-Is in fair demand for domestic, AMI
selling at $1a1 10 per brl OF 5 bushels for ONO
River and Kanawha. We quote 37a36c per bu
for Turks Island, and 81 l5al - per sack for
coarse Liverpool.
SEED-Moderate jobbing demand for clo-
yer, and quoted SHaS%c, in store, and Sa8zc on
arrival per bu. Timothy is selling at u 25al 80
per bu on arrival, and 81 40a1 30 In store. We
quote fax 81 20 per bu In store
SUGAR-lhe market is quiet and rather
easy with moderate demand. We quote refined
yellow 81aa9Mc. extra 91aal0c, "A" white lOA
alOkc, granul ated 1OAal0Tc, powdered anu
crushed lall nc, cut loaf IL "a per Id. New Or
leans selling at 9a9}ac for raw, and l0a NC for
clarified per ID.
TALLOW-The demand is fair with liberal
offerings at 72a7bc for prime country rem
dered, per Id, in packages.
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
CINCINNATI. Nov 7, 1877,
There was q fair trade this past week, though