The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. ga M,


CINCINNATI, Nov. Y-2 z. NJ.
FLOUR-Is quiet to-day and no material
variation in prices We quote fancy IS 25a7 81,
as to quality. Family sold t$5 S5a6 0O per bri.
Extra quoted SIS 35a5 O.. Superfne S4 4Oa4 50.
3 Is. SpElng wheat flour Sc 7ja6 81, and some
choice Minnesota selling to-day at $6 25 per UrI.
Buckwheat -four quicG at So 75a6 70 per bril-
WHEAT-Market irm and quiet, with mod
crate offerings Red is quoted 81 goal zS for
fair to prime and 81 2S FOR choice. " hite 81 n
al 80 for good to prime, and 81 50 for choice,
and la2c more asked per bu. Choice amber 81 81
al 33 per Du, and held somewhat higher.
COkN-ls in moderate demand, with liberal
receip Mixed ear Is quoted 33a3lc for new
and he'd at 35c, as to quality and location, and
old 43a44c per bu on track. Mixed shelled is
quoted 44a45c for old in elevator; white is
merely nominal at la2c above mixed.
OAIs-Steady and quiet. We quote mixed
25a2Sc. and good to choice white 26a3lc per bu
With liberal offerings and moderate feeding
demand.
BARLEY-Is in ample supply and the de-
mand is rather light. Western spring quoted
45a6Uc per bu, as to quallty,and prime to choice
Northern 85a70c per bu. Fail is not in any de-
maud sufficient for quotations.
RI Els in fair demand and steady. Mod
crate receipts ana quoted 5Ga58C for good to
prime by sample on track, anu held at 6Oc per
bu for NO. 2 in elevator.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet. and city
mess is quoted $l3al3 Is per bll, spot.
LABD-The demand is only moderate, and
market rather easy. New prime steam is
quoted 9a91sc per Ib, and old nominal Kettle
held at 9a9Ac per Ib for country.
BACON-lhe market is steady and quiet
Quoted 7haT1ac for shoulders, 9a9llc for clear
RIB sides, 3Sa9Sc for clear sides per ID, the
outside figure for packed. Sugar r-cured hams
held at l5a13]ac per lb for good to choice aver
age.
GREEN MEATS-Market uuet, and held
firm. Shoulders quoted 42a4Tc, clear RIB
sides Gha64c, and hams Sao4c per Id.
DRY SALE MEATS - Market quiet and
steady. Shoulders quoted da615c, and clear rib
sdes 7a7hc per lb for ten to twenty days in
salt, packed.
COlTON-Market steady, with sales of 274
bales and stock estimated at I'D bales. No
change in prices. The official quotations are aq
follows: Ordinary 9hc, good ordinary l0c,
low mIddllng l014c, mlddllng l0J5c, goou mid :
ding 1UIc, mIdullng fair nHc, taIr l22s per
pound.
WHISKY-Co steady and selling on
'Change to-day at 81 OF per gallon.
BEANS-The marked is moderately active
with light receipts, and we quote S2 per Du for
choice navys anu 81 5Oal rs for good to prime
white, per Du.
very little demand. We quote 31.a G for red
brush, 5a51ac for green stalk braid, and 6a6%c
for hurl, as to quality, per lb.
UrlER-Continues steady, with moderate
demand and liberal receipts, especially of the
lower grades Only fair amount of the hest
grades taken for local consumption No ma
terial change in prices. Creamery quoted 30a
33c per lb, dairy made selling at 2la23c per lb
for prime to choice, and single packages Of ey-
ira selections la2c more. Inferior butter is
dull at15al7c for medium and l2al3c for com
mon per 10.
CHEESt-Continues steady and quiet, with
moderate Demand anu prime to choice sell
ing at l2al3c per 10.
T. la, Fat,
and market rather easy. Rio is selling at II
also for common, l9a2lC for fair to good, 21a23
for prime aud 23Ha2+c for choice per ID. Java
is quoted Ta30c Der Id.
COAL-Is in fair demand and steady. Sell
ing afoat at l0al1C for lOuRhiopheny and Sc
for OniO River per bu We quote as follows
delivered to consumers: Ohio River 1Cal lc
KanaWha and Musklngum 12al3c, and Yough-
iogheny l3al4c per bu; Hooking Valley at Gle
vator lOallc, and delivered at l2al3c per bu,
COkE-Ihe market is quiet anu steady, with
moderate demand and little or no chan ge
Quoted &c for gas-house, &c for city manufac-
tured and Sc for crushed per bu at yards, and
&c more delivered.
EGGs-Are steady with light receipts ana
moderate demand, and fresh selling at 2lc per
dozen.
FKUITs-Lemons are in moderate demand
at S4a5 per box. Oranges steady and quiet at
50 5OA7 for Creole per brl. Apples in fair de-
mand with an ample supply, and selling at
81 Ia2 80 for common to good, and S8a3 50 for
prime to choice per brl. Dried apples quiet at
3Aa4Ac, and peaches at 6a6Ac for halves, and
41aa5c for quarters.
HAY-There is steady and quiet market
with ample offerings Prime to choice timothy
is quoted S9 50all per ton, IN bales, on arrival.
Interior hay held at $Ia9, as to quality, and
neglected. Dealers ash about 81 more in store.
HEMP-The market is quiet for rough Ken
lucky, with ample receipts and demand mod
crate. We quote it SllUa115 per ton on arrival,
ana jobbing lots Of dressed at 8a9c per lb.
MILL FEED-Moderate demand for bran at
$2 5OA13 10 per ton, and market steady. Ship
stutfs quoted $13a14 per ton and dull. Mid
dlings steady at slsa2B per ton and quiet, all on
arrival, and 80 more asked in store.
MOLASSES-fhe demand is only moderate
but the market remains steady. New Orleans
is quoted 45a65c for old, and some prime to
choice new held at 6Ja65c per gallon. Golden
syrups dull at JUeaa per gallon. as to quality.
OILS-Linseed i'll moIer ate jubbing demand
at 54a55c per gallon. Refined petroleum selling
at l3al414c per gallon, as to ire test. Extra
lard oil, current make, sells at 7SaS0c per gal
lon.
POTATO OES-Steady market and quiet with
liberal offerings. We quote 40aj0c per bu I or
good to choice lots on arrival and 5Va60c III
sore, loose. Sweetpotatoes are quoted $2 50a
2j per brl.
POULTRY-Market quiet and steady with
liberal offerings and demand moderate. We
quote chickens 81 50a2 so, ducks 81 OUa2 so,
geese S3a4 per dozen. Live turkeys are quoted
8alec for dressed, and 6a7c for live.
sALT-Is in fair demand for domestic, and
selling at Slal 10 per bri of bushels for OHIO
River and Kanawna. We quote STa3Sc per bu
for Turks Island, and 81 l5al p per sack for
coarse Liverpool.
SEED Clover quiet, with only jobbing sales
at ShaSNc, in store, and SaS4c on ARRIVAL, per
bu. Mequote Timothy 81 4Ual 50 per bu, in store,
and flax sells at 81 20 per bu.
SUGAR-Steady with fair consumptive de-
mand aud no material change. We quote:
New Orleans SaS3e &c raw, and 10al0t&c clarified,
refined yellow SHa9Ac, extra 95salOc, "Ah
white lOAal0hc, granulated l0Aal0sc, pow