The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
CINCINNATI DAELY MARKET,
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1-2 Z. Nj.

rather easy. Fancy quoted S6 25aT 25. as to
quanty or reputation. Family selling to-day
at s. 8ja6 and some down 10 So Is per prl. EX-
ira quoted IS 4Ua5 65 superdne 81 5Oa5. Low
grades $3 50a4 per brl. Spring wheat flour held
at 50 I6a6 60 Rye flour dull at So 50a3 75 Buck
Wheat dour quoted 50 5Oa7 5Op per brl,
WHLAE-Demand moderate and market
steady. Red is quoted II 22.l rs for fair to
PRIME, and IL 21al 1S for choice. White 81 25a
i 2s for fair to good, 81 3Ual 81 for prime, and
81 33al 95 for choice. Choice amber quoted 81 %
al 80 per bu.
CORN There is steady market, with am
pie but not Large receipts. Fair demand to-
day for mixed ear, and sales at 45c on track
for prime OLD, and 35a3Bc for new, spot. Sheiled
is held at 46c per bu in elevator for No. 2, aud
generally bid at 45e per bu.
OATS-Ihe demand is moderate and mostly
local Receipts are large, but the market re-
mains steady. Mixed are quoted 26a2Sc, and
white 2Sa30c for good to prime, Choice white
is held at 3la82c per bu.
RYE-Steady and quiet. Moderate demand
and quoted SIC, held Al 6Jc for No. 2 in eleya-
tor and 5Sc for prime by sample on track per
BARLEY-Very little doing and market
steady with liberal offerings. Western spring
quoted 50a60C for fair to prime and Northern
do he Id at 65a75c per bu. Fall is merely nomi-
nal
LARD-Very little doing and light offerings
of current make steam at 81 aSl4 c per lb, and
bids at the latter. Prime winter nominal at
SIC per lD. SOuuGIy hCttlo nClu dG ga 4uSiaCS
and city do nominal.
BULK MEATS-Not enough yet on the mar
ket to make quotations. stocks of Old ex-
haustcd.
BACON-The demand is moderate and Offer
ings light. Shoulders nominal; noHe on the
market. Clear RIB sides quoted 9ha92EC. and
clear sides 932aGAc per Id, the outside figure
for packed. SuXar-cured hams l2Hal3hc
per ID.
ity Ep1i la brl nd
held at sl4 for jobbing lots
The total I'm ports anu exports Of provisions
in Cincinnati for the year ending November i,
1877, were rs follows:
Pork, brls. .............. 4,056 59,943
Lard, lbs. .S.64l 922 SO, ,763,U33
Meats. lbs 70, ,2i3,225 9O,OyS,3Ol
CUTrON-Market dull and medium lower
and quoted nc less. stock 2.549 bales. Sales
46 bales. The following are the Official prices.
Ordinary DSc, good ordinary l05sc, low mIu-
ding l0hc. mlddllnG lOSc, good middllng
1UXc, mIddllng far llXc, lalr l22ic per pound.
WHIeKY-ls selling at 81 O7 per gallon TO-
day, and fair demand.
BEANS-Are Quot and steady with moder-
ate receipts and no material change. We quote
choice navles 81, good to prime u 50al Is. and
common 81 per bu.
BROOM CUkN-steady and quiet market
with limited receipts and only moderate de
mand. We quote red brush 3a4.ac for COM
mon to good. Green stalk braid 5a514c, and
hurl 8a6hc per lb.
BUTTER Receipts are liberal, but largely
OF the lower grades. The demand is mostly
local, and the finer qualities and inferior lots
are neglected. and dull We quote 30a33c for
creamery, and 2la23c for dairy per ID for prime
to choice, and selections Of extra sell at la2c
more per lb. Medium held at l6alSc, and COM
mon at 12al4c per Id.
CHEEs market is quiet and we'll
supplied with moderate demand, and prime to
choice selling at 12al3c per lb.
COEFEE--I The demand is light and the mar
ket continues steady at about previous prices.
We quote Rio l71salSc for common, l9a2lc for
fail, 3la23c for good to prime, ana 29ka24c for
choice per 10. Java sells at 2Ta3UC Der Ib.
COAL-C0ntlnues steady and in moderate
demand. We quote: 1Uc for Iougnogneny,
and 71saSc for OHIO River per bu, aiioat. sell
ing to consumers at l3c for Aoughiogheny,
12al3c for MusKlngum Valley and kanawla
lOc for OniO River per bu. Hooking Valley
is quoted 1Oal1c afloat, ana l2al3c delivered per
COKE-The demand is moderate and the
market is steady, selling at IL for gas house,
70 for city manufactured, aud Sc Tor crushed
Der bu, and &c more in elevator.
EGGS--Steady and quiet, with limited Offer
ings, and fresh sell at lSal0c per dozen.
FRUIIS-The market is well supplied with
apples, and there IS a moderate demand, and
good to prime sell at $2a3, anil cnolCe held
at $3 so per bril- We quote oranges $7aS per
brl for Creole, and lemons "a 5Oa8 per box, sas
to qualify, anu uSinanu only mOueIaCe. Ciah =
berries are selling at S7aS per brl, and quiet.
Dried fruit ts quiet and steady. Apples are
quoted 4a41ac, aud peaches sell at4ha5c for
Quarters aud 6a6 "a for halves, per lb.
II AY--Is ia fair demand for local cOnsump-
tion, and there is a steady market and liberal
offerings. We quote S9all per ton for PRIME
to choice timothy, and $Tas 50 for inferior, to
quality, all in bales on arrival.
HEMP-1he demand is light, but there is
not much offered. Rough Kentucky is quoted
md lpnRS and iu
iobbng IN store at Sa9c per Id.
MILL FEED--Flrm lor bran, with moderate
offerings, and quoted $l2 5OalS per ton. Ship
stufs dull at $l3al4 per ton. Middiings' III
moderate demand at SlSa23 per ton, all in bu X
on arrival. In store dealers ask y! more per
ton.
MOLASSES-The demand is only moder1t to
with a full supply, and market steady. We
quote New Orleans 45a55c or fair to prime, and
refiaed syrups neld ~ OUca$l per gallon, ac-
co rding to quality.
UILs-Market quiet and steady, with very
little change. Linseed in moderate request,
amt free offerings at 56a57c per gallon. Re-
l6c per gallon, as to fire test. Extra lard oil
gallon.
Potato ES-Steady market with ample re-
cefpLs and moderate demand and selling slow
ii 4Ua1 SO per brl, packed and 45ab0c per bu,
packed. Sweet potatoes quoted 81 6oa2 70 per
bil and quiet.
POO LTRY-Live chickens are in moderate
demand aud there is an ampl sutstIy at 81 50a
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