The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-03
CINCINNATI DAaLY MARKET.


FLOU R-Ihe market is Stcady ana demand
fair. Fancy quoted 50 25aT 25. Family selling
at IS 75a6 90, extra IS 35a5 TO- superiine $4 IOa
So, low grades $3 50a4 90, spring wheat tlOur
50 75a6 35. and rye flour 81 5Oa3 rs per brl.
RIE-Demand moderate, and limited re-
ceipts and continued steady market. We
quote No. 2 in elevator SOC. and 60C asked.
Sample on arrival J6a5Sc per bu for good to
| prime lots.
| COKN--Is in moderate request with liberal
| offerings ana market rather easy. New ear
quoted 3ia35c per bu, ana old offered at 44c for
| prime on track. Mixed shellcd quoted doc per
| bu in elevator. Waite is about nominal at
| Ia2c above these prices.
| BARLEI-lhe market is quiet and rather
heavy, the offerings being large, and limited
demand. w cstern Spring is quoted 45a60c per
bu for fair to choice. Prime to choice North
| ern is held at 65a70t per bu.
| OATS-The demand is almost wholly for To-
cal use, and the receipts are liberal. The
market continues steady. Good to prime
mixed quoted 26a29c per bu, Whit &0a3lc, and
some choice lots held at BIC per bu
WliEAT-ThG market is quiet and ra her
easy, with moderate receipts and demand
limited Red is quoted II 20al n, the latter
price for strictly choice. hite is quoted 81 pa
/ II for fair to good and 81 goal 32 for prime to
choice. Choice amber IL i0al 81, but very little
offered.
BACON-Is in moderate demand and light
offerings. shoulders not offering. Clear RIB
quoted 9a9hC, and clear sides ~ ay]sc per lb,
loose, and Nc more packed. Sugar-cured
hams steady at l21aal3hc per lb, according to
average, and moderate jObbing demand.
MESS PORk--Is in moderate demand and
quiet at $l3 10 per brI for city packed.
LARD-Ihe offerings are light aud demand
moderate. New current-make is quoted SIS
per ID. Old is merely nominal. No win or
steam Offering. Country kettle held at 9a94c
per 10, and no Gi.y on tn market
BULK MEAT5-Not enough doing to estab-
lsh any rel liable prices.
CO1IUN-Is steady to-day, and prices are
unchanged. stock 1854 bales, aud sales Lilo
bales. We quote as follows: Ordinary 956 c,
good ordinary lO1sc, low mIudling IO4aG, mld-
ding 1857, good mlddlng 1U1sc, mIdulIng far
ll1c, tall l22Gc per pound.
" WtIISKY-Is in fair demand and steady,
ana selling to-day on Change at 81 07 per
gallon.
BEANS-The demand is light with but few
| offerings, and markeJ steady at S2 Ior cholce
navies, 81 6Jal rs for prime to choice white or
mediums, and $lal 20 for inferior per bu.
| BROOM CURN-MoueraJe receipts and light
demand and steady market. Red brush is
quoted 31sa4tsc, green stalk braid 5a5Hc, and
green hurl 6aUAc per Id, as to quality.
| BUrTER-C Continues steady with scarcely
any change, but the markeb is quiet. The re-
ceipts are large, and especially OF the lower
| grades, which are plenty and dull, but there is
| u fair consumptive demand for the best grades.
Selling at 2la23c per d for prime to choice, and
selections OF extra by the single package bring
| 1a2c more; and creamery is quoted 3Ua53c per
! lb Medium grades held at 15aHc, and COM
mon at l2al3c per ID.
| CHEESh-l here is limited demand and the
supply is ample Market steady and quoted
| l21a aal3hc per lD for prime to choice.
| CORFEE-Continues steady with moderate
demand, and there is no material change in
| prices. Rio is quoted as follows: Common II "a
| alS1.c, fair to good l94aa2l &c, prime 22a23c,
and choice 23haAc per 10. Java Is selling at
27a3Uc per ID.
| COAL-The market is quiet, with ample but
moderate supply. The rates are, afoat, Ohio
| HnupnlOphenY
| delivered to consumers at 100 for Ohlo River,
| l2al3c for Kanawha and Muskingum, l2al3c
for loughiogheny; and Hooking Valley SELL
ing at 1Oal1c at elevator, ana l2al3c delivered
| to consumers per bu.
| COKE-ls in moderate demand and steady,
with little or no change. We quote gas house
| &c at yards and &c delivered per bu. City man
ufactured 7c at yards and &c delivered per bu.
| Crushed SC at yards and 100 delivered per bu.
| EGGS-The receipts are light and the mar.
ket Is firm, but there is only moderate demand.
Fresh are held at l9a20c per dozen and 1870
| offered for round lots.
apples, with liberal offerings. We quote them
81 50a3 so for choice per brl, and 81 5Oa2 for
common Lemons sell at $6a6 per box. and
demand light. Oranges in moderate request at
s7aS per brl for Creole, and limited offerings.
Cranberries are quiet at S7aT SO per brl. We
quote dried peaches 6a6!sc for halves. and 4a
41sc for quarters and apples 4a4kc, per lb.
| HAY-The demand is mostly local and mod
| eThLe, VIII al dluplc supply anu ndiho1
steady, though quiet. Timothy is quoted $9all
| per ton for prime to choice, and lower grades
| held at $7aS per ton, all on arrival Dealers
ask 81 more i'll store.
HEMP-The receipts are more liberal, and
the demand continues light, but the market
steady for rough Kentucky at $ll5a125 per ton
| on arrival, anu about SIS more IN store. Jobbing
| sales Of dressed at Sa9c per lb, according to
fineness
MILL FEED-Bran is fair demand and
steady at $l2 5Oa13 per ton and light offerings.
| dlings steady and quiet at slSa23 per ton. all
in bulk on arrival