The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
CINCINNATI DAILY NAkEKRT.
CINCINNATI, NoY. 1O-2P. NJ,

CINCINNATI, Nov 1912 L. NJ.
FLOUR-Is firm and the demand is local ant
moderate. SpI1ng sold to-day Mt IS 50a8 5J pei
t.er Drl, as to quality. Family selling at IS B6s
brands range Sc j5a7 25, according to quality
or reputation Of branu. Extra quoted So 85a
5 6j, superfne 81 4Oa4 IS, low grades So 5Oa4 o.
per brl. Rye flour quiet at So 5Oa3 G5 per brl.
WHEAT-Market quiet and firm, with lIght
receipts. White is quoted 81 30al SO for good
to prime, and 81 35al 81 for choice per bu, rcd
81 2Oa1 rs for fair to good, and IL 28al 20 FOL
prime to choice. Choice amber 81 3!aI 39, and
held la2c more.
RYE-Moderate demand and steady market
we quote 59a6Oc for No. 2 in elevator. Prime
selling by sample on track at 57a5Sc per bu.
OAIS-Only local demand, and not much
doing. Mixed are quoted 26a28c, and white 2G
a3lc per bu on arrival. Lower grades merely
nominal.
BARLEY-Is in moderate demand witt
ample receipts and steady. Good to choice
Northern spring held at 6ja75c, and Western
selling at 45a55c for fair to prime Fal! ID
nominal.
CORN-Is in far demand, with liberal re-
cCipts and market rather easy. Mixed ear
selling to-day at 48c on track for old and
quoted 32a34c per bu for new as to quality and
location. Shelled is quoted 34a35c for new and
44c for Old IN elevator white corn about la2c
more than mixed.
MESS PORK--Is steady at $13 per brl for
prime city, and beld at $lS 25, spot.
DANOEN-1uc uldIheI Is QultG, Win mOQer-
ate demand, and quoted 93sagXc for clear
sides &c for clear RIB, and 7Xa71sc for
shoulders. per ID, packed. Sugar-cured hams
l2hal3hc per lb, as to average, canvased and
packed.
LARD-Is in moderate REQUEST for prime
steam, and quoted 8aS5ac for new, and no old
offering. Country kettle quoted 9a9Ic per lb,
GREEN MEATS-Market steady and uulet.
Shoulders are quoted 41c, clear rib sides 81 a
6&c and held at the latter. Hams saS4c Ior
prime to choice averages per ID.
COTTON Market steady and prices un- :
changed. Stock 9,40S bales. Receipts l,OO9
bales. Shipments 65l bales. We quote: Ordi-
nary 9hc, good ordinary l0c, low mldduny
lONc, mlddling l0hc, good middliug 1U%c,
mludllng far llHc, fair l22lc per pound.
WHIsKY1Ls 1c lower to-day, W tn sales on
Change OF 100 brls at 81 Of per gallon.
BEANS-The market is moderately active,
with light receipts, and we quote 81 per Du for
choice navys, anu 81 5OaI rs for good to prime
white, per bu.
BROOM CORN-Is In moderate demand, and
the market is qu.et and steady. Red
brush sells at 3kat,ac, green stalk braid 5a
SIC, and hurl 6a6xc per lb.
BUIIER-lhe here is still fair consumptiye
demand, chiefly for the finer qualities, and not
much doing In lower grades. The receipts are
moderate, but ample, and the market is Steady,
We quote prime to choice dairy 2la23c per ID,
and extra selections up to Csc by the single
tub, and creamery is quoted 30a35C per Id. In
ferior lots are held at l2al5c for common and
15al7C for medium.
CHEEsL-The demand is moderate, and the
market is quiet. We quote I2al3c fVI prime to
choice, per Id.
CORFEE--The demand is only moderate at
about previous prices We quote common Rio
l7alSc, tairs to good 19a2lc, prime 22a23c, aud
choice 2S4aa24c per lb Java is selling at 27a
3Jc per Id.
COAL-Is in fair demand and steady. Sell
ing atloat at 1Oal1c for loughiogheny and &c
for Onio River per bu. We quote as follows
delivered to consumers: Ohio River 1Callc,
Kanawha and Muskingum 12a13c, and Yough-
iogheny l3al4c per bu; Hooking Valley at ele-
yator lOallc, ana delivered at l2al3c per bu.
COkE-1s quiet ana steady, with moderate
demand and selling at &c for crushed, &c for
city manufactured, and gas-house &c per bu
at yards, and &c more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The demand Is moderate and the
market is steady but quiet at 2Oa2lc per dozen.
FRUlIS-Lem0ns are III moderate demand
at S4a5 per box Oranges steady and quiet at
s6 50a7 for Creole per brl. Apples in fair de-
mand with an ample supply, and selling at
81 5la2 90 for common to good, anu S3a3 80 for
prime to choice per brl. Dried apples quiet at
8%a4hc, and peaches at 6a6hc for halves, and
IA a5c for quarters.
HAY-ls In moderate demand with ample
receipts. Market steady at previous prices
Timothy is quoted 50 0oa1l per ton, all in bales,
On arrival, for prime to choice. Low grades
are dull at $1aS SO per ton. .
HEMP-lhe market is quiet for rough Ken
lucky, with ample receipts and demand mod
crate. We quote it $llUa115 per ton on arrival,
and jobbIng lots Of dressed at sa9c per lb.
MILL FEED-Bran is in fair demand and
steady with liberal offerings at $l2 50d13 per ton
Shpstufs quoted $l3al4, and middings SIS
i2S per ton, all in bulk, on arrival
MOLASoES-ls in fair consumptive demand,
and there is steady market at 45a55e for Old
New Orleans, and 0Ja65c for prime TO choice
new, per gallon. Refined syrups are dull ana
1ell at 6OcaS1 per gallon. as to quality.
OlL5-Linseed in moderate jODDing demand
1T 54a55c per gallon. Refined petroleum selling
1t l3al41c per gallon, as 10 hre test Extra
ard oil, current make, sells at i8as0c per gal
on.
POTATOES--The demand is only moderate,
Ind there IS q steady and quiet market at 4Ua
'oc per bu for good to choice on arrival. and
lpout loo more in store loose. Sweet potatoes
laiet and steady at 81 75aS D per brl.
POULTRY quiet and steady with
liberal offerings and demand moderate. We
quite chickens 81 5Oa2 so, ducks 81 0Oa2 so,
reese $3a4 per dozen. Live turkeys are quoted
ldtpc Tor dressed, and Cafe for 1--we,