The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK ET.
C1nuIHHArI. Nox. ia 2. NJ.

CIhUlNNATI, NOV. lI-2 f' M.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and easy.
TO quality and reputation Of brand. Family
sold at So 75a5 S5, extra quoted IS 26a5 So super
81 86a4 70. Low grades So 50aS 90 per brL. Rye
-four held at S4 40a4 o.. spring wheat -four
IS 25a6, and choice Minnesota sold al the latter
to-day. Buckwneat -four III limited demand
at IS 75a6 80, as to quality.
WHEAr-Rece,p pts more ample and market
quiet and easy. White is quoted 81 25al Is for
fair to good and 81 3Oa1 80 Tor prime to choice,
and the latter held higher. Red 81 2ja1 % for
inferior and 81 25d1 29 for prime to choice per
bushel.
RYE-The market is steady, with moderate
offerings and quiet Good to prime selling Dy
sample is quoted 55a60c per bu on arrival. No.
2 in elevator quoted 6Oc per bu, and lac more
is asked.
OATS-Moderate demand for local purposes
aud market quiet and held steady, with am
pie offerings. Mixed quoted 2ja2Sc for good to
prime. White 29a3lc per bu.
CORN-lhe market is steady and demand
fair OF ear, and selling to-day at SIC for new
mixed and 44c for old per bu on track. Shelled
is quiet at 4Sa46c per bu in elevator. White
corn ls nominal at la2c beyond these fgues.
BARLE1-Is In moderate demand. with
liberal receipts. Western spring is quoted rs
a5Oc for inferior, and 56a50c lor prime to
choice. Northern spring is held at 65a75c per
bu for good to choice. Fall is merely nominal.
MESS PORK-Is quiet and steady, with
moderate demand. City mess ls quoted $l2 rs
al2 50, aud held at the after, per brl.
LARD-ls in moderate demand and mar
ket easy. New prime steam is quoted 7XaSc,
and bids at the inside figure Country Kettle
held at S4a9c per 10, and city do Is nominal.
MEATo-The market 10 quiet and steady.
Green meats quoted: shoulders 4hc, cl~ ar RIB
sides 61sa5xc, anu hams 74aSc per 10, accord
ing to average. Dry sailed meats quoted 5Hc
for shoulders, and 6HaBHc Tor clear rib sides
per ID for ten to fifteen days in salt.
COIToN-Market steady and more active
o-day, with sales at the Cotton Exchange of
523 bales. STOCK 1899 bales. Receipts tO -day,
l,467 bales, anu shipment l,5iU bales The or
fetal quotations are as follows, showing no
change since yesterday: Ordinary 9hc, good
ordinary lOc, low middllng I0&c, mlddling
lOhc, good middnng 1Ukc, mlddllng far MO,
ra1r l2Hc per pound.
WHloKY-MarkeU steady and fair demand,
with sales on Change at 81 O6 per gallon.
BEANS-The receipts are moderate but am :
pie, aud the MAJ ket remains steady. Wequote
81 9Oa2 0O per bu for best navys, 81 65al rs for
prime to choice white or medium, ana 81 25a
BROOM CORN-The demand is fair and
there is steady market, with moderate offer
lngs, and we quote red brush 3ha4tac, green
stalk braid bao1sc, and green hurl 6aokc per
pound.
BUITER-The receipts are liberal and there
is an ample supply, especially of the lower
grades, which are dull There is a far con-
sumptIVe demand for tho higher grades and
creamery, 2Oa23c for prime to choice dairy
made per ID, and la2c more for extra selections
by the single package Inferior held at 15a
TIC Tor medium, and l2al5c for common. and
market dull.
CHEESE-Isi in moderate demand with am
pie receipts anu steady though quiet market
| Prime to choice sells at IAN al3c per ID.
COFFEE-ls In fair request and market
| steady at about previous prices. We quote
common Rio I7alSc fair to good 19a2lc, prime
yZA2Z3c. choice Il q apl H..
, ing at 27a3Uc per ID.
COAL-The market is easy, with an ample
supply and moderate demand. Selling afloat
at &c for Ohio River, &c for Ashland, &c for
foughiogheny, and 13c for camel per bu. The
| rates delivered to consumers are as follows
Ohio River Ice, Ashland l0al1c, Kanawha l2a
! l3c, and Youghiogheny l2al3c per bu.
| COkE-Ihe demand is moderate with O
| steady market, and we quote as follows: gas
| house 6a7c, city manufactured 7c, and crusnet
| &c per bu, and about &c more delivered to con.
sumers.
EGGS-The receipts are more liberal with
only moderate demand ana we quote 2Oc pei
dozen for fresh arrivals.
| FRUITS-Green apples are in moderate de-
mand AND steady market, and quoted 81 50a
| 3 81 per bri for good to cnoice. Lemons are
quiet at $4a4 50 per box. Oranges are in mod
| crate demand at 81 50aS per brl for Creole
Cranberries sell at $7a8 per brl, and 81 2ja2 81
| per bu. Dried fruit quiet at 4a41sc for apples
| and bha6c for half-peaches and 44a41c fol
quarters per Id.
HAY-Continues steady and quiet. The
| supply is ample and there is fair local de-
mand. Timothy is quoted $9a1l per ton for
prime to choice, In bales on arrival. Inferior
hay is quoted $1aS 81 per ton, as TO quality and
dull.
HEMP-Market steady and quIet for rough
Kentucky and selling at Sl1Ua115 per ton on
ARRIVAL Dressed sells at Sa9c per lb, as to
quality.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady with
n,nlo nfFn nl ,nJa a ID
is quoted Sl3al4, shipstuffs $13al4 and mid
dlings $l8a23 per ton, all in bulk on arrival.
MOLAssES-Market quiet and steady with
good supply, and moderate demand. We
quote New Orleans syrup 66a6Oc for new, 4Ua
soc for old, per gallon. Refined syrups held at
bUca$l according to quality per gallon.
OlLe-Llnseed oil is In modeI ate demand
at 52a63c per gallon. Refined petroleum is in
fair demand at l3halbhc per gallon. Extra
lard oil ts steady and demand fair at 78asOc per
gallon.
POTATOEs-The demand is moderate. and
there ls quiet market with liberal receipts.
Selling at 4Ua50c per bu, loose, On ARRIVAL the
latter for choice peachblows In store at about
l0c more per bu. Sweet potatoes held at ~ rs
a3 rs per brl.
POULTRY-The receipts are large and there
is light demand. and the market is dull and
easy. Live chickens Offering at 81 25a2 per
dozen. Geese quoted SSaA and ducks 81 75a2
Turkeys &c for live auu 9c for dressed per lb.
SALTS in fair demand and marx ct steady.
OHIO River ami kanawna ls quoted $1a1 10 per
brl OF bushels. Foreign Is nrm at 37a3Sc ver
bu for Turks Island, and 81 2Ja1 25 for coarse
Liverpool.
SEED-Clover is in fair jobbing demand and
market steady at SAC on arrival and Sxc in
store per ID. Timothy is queted 81 25al 80 per
bu on arrival and 81 40aI 81 in store. Flax is
selling at 81 ~ per bu.
SUGAR-There is moderate demand and
the market is steady at the following prices:
yellow refined 8ka9kc, extra sc" 95<a9Ze
"A" white l0al04c. granulated and powdered
1OXa11c, powdered and crushed H. Il alI%c, and
cut loaf IL &c per pound.
IALLOW-Country is selling at 7}<a1kc per
lb on arrival, and market steady.
Children Oyercoats for 81 so at Mabley's.