The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-20
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 800 =. M.


FLOUR-Demand light hut stendy market;
Some fancy SollinR tU-daf up to 81 5U, aud
| ranging dowu to Sc So per brl, as to quality or
! reputation of brand. Family quoted s6n6 TO-,
! extra SIS 50a5 Is, SuDcr1ine 81 j0a5, low grades
| SO jOa4 per Drl. Spring wheat -four $6a6 65
the latter for choice Minnesota. Kye hour
$3 50al, and sales Of Northwestern to-day at
| So Is.
WHEAT-Is q shade frmer day, and mar
ket steady, with fair milling demand Red is
quoted 81 goal 80 for fair to choice: amber 81 30
| al 30 per bu: choice white 81 IS, prime 81 32a
33, and 81 25al rs foF fair to good
CORN-Is in moderate demand but rather
firm, with ample but not heavy receipts. Some
mixed sold at 45c, bait mostly held at 46c on
track for prime. No. shellGd 4Ic in elevator
White is held la2c above mixed, but is merely
nominal
OATS-Moderate demand for local consump-
ton, ana market quiet but steady. Good to
prime white Offering at 2Oa3lc, mixed quoted
g6a.SC per bu.
BAKLEY-vcry moderate demand and the
market dull, with liberal receipts. Spring is
quoted j5a65c for good to choice Western. Fan
is about nominal.
RYE-Receipts ample, though moderate.
Market steady Good to prime sample on track
5Taj8C per bu. NO. III elevator quoted 50c per
Du, held at 6Oc.
MESS PORk--ls in moderate jobbmg de-
mand, with limited offerings at $l3 5Oal3 rs
per brl for city mess.
LARD--steady and quiet. Demand moder ..
Prime winter 10 is quoted S&aS4C per lb.
Kettle leaf is nominal at 0Aa0!Ic for country
and 10al0Hc for city.
BACON-The demand is only moderate and
the market is rather easy. shoulders arc
quoted 7i4aIIac, clear rib sides SIC, and clear
sides 94C pei ID, packed. Sugar -CHI2d hams
12&al31ac per ID, canvascd and packed, as 20
average, and offerings light.
BULK MEATS--lhe market is nominal for
shoulders, with none Offering Clear rib quoted
Sc per lb. Clear sides held at 81 loose.
COTrUN-MarkGt firm at previous prices.
Receipts to-day 419 bales. Shipments 1873
We quote as follows: Ordinary SIC, good ordi-
nary 1879, low mlddlmg IOhc. mildlmg
lO1Ic, good mldding ll1Sc, middllng far ll.kc,
ralr y 1aC per Id.
WHI5KY Y-Steady at 81 OF per gallon, and
far demand.
BEANS. Dull and nominal with very few
on the market, and held at 81 7ja2 for prime
10 choice aud ST 2jal 30 !or fair to good, per bu
BROOM CORN-ls in ight domaud and very
little offered. We quote 35aa4 nc Tor red Drush
5a6ac for green stalk DraltS and 6a7G for hurl
per Id.
BUTTER-The receipts are ample, and the
market remains steady. The best grades are
in fair demand for local consumption, and in
moderate supply. Lower grades are plenty
and dull. Creamery sells at 3Ua33C, and dali
rv- made at 2la23c per Id. Extra selections
will bring la2c more by the single package.
Inferior lots arc quoted 16alSc for medium,
| CIIEESE-Is III moderate demand ana there
| is a steady market and quiet at l2nal8hC per
| ID for prime to choice factory.
| COEFEE-MOderate demand and steady
market. Rio is quoted lSai9c for common, 1919
AL &c for fair to good, II Ii a22z for prime ana
29a24c for choice per ID. Java is quoted 27a3Oc
per lb.
demand. Selling alloaG at 7!aaSc for Ohio
River S5aa9c for Ashland, and lOc for IoughiO-
gheny, per Du. Delivered to consumers as
follows: YOugniogneny l2al3c, hanawha and
Muskingum Valley 12al3c, ashland lie, Ohio
River l0c per bu. Hooking Valley 10ailc at
elevator, AMI l2al3c delivered to consumers,
per bu.
COKE-Is in moderate request, and there is
q steady market at &c for crushed, 7c for city
manufactured, and &c for as-hOusc per bu at
yards, and &c more delivered.
EGGS-Are in moderate demand, with lib
eral offerings, and selling at Ahal5c per
dozen.
FRUITS-Green apples are steady and quiet
offerings. Grapes Gu tot 5a6c per ID for Ca
tawbas. Lemons are quiet at S5a6 per box
Oranges quoted S6a7 per box for Messina, and
S7aS per brl for Creole. Dried fruit quiet at
3Aa41ac for app es, and Ga61ac for half peaches
per lD.
HAY-Thcre is a far local demand and the
market is steady, with full supply. We
quote prime to choice timothy So jUa1l 90 per
ton i'll bales, ON arrival. Lower CRATES are
neglected and freely offered at s. 5JaS 80 per
ton.
HEMP-The market is quiet and steady, with
moderate demand for rough Kentucky, and the
supply light at $25al8U per TON on arrival.
Jobblng sales Of dressed at SaSc per lb, as to
quality