The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-15

CINOINNATI, Nov. 49, r. M,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15-2 7. NJ.
FLOCE-Is in fair demand for local con-
sumption. with a steady market. Fancy held
at $6 2ja7 20 as to quality. Family selling
mostly at So o0a5 81, and choice brands held at
ST. Extra quoted $5 35a5 90, and superilne at
50 40a4 10. Low grades at 50 J0a4. Rye -four
held NJ 80 40a3 65; spring wheat flour IS 25a6.
BuCkwheat flour quiet at 80 50a6 5O, as to quail
ity.
WHEAT-The market ls quiet and steady,
with moderate though ample receipts. Red is
quoted 81 25al 2s for good to prime, and held
at 81 30al 81 for choice, but generally bid ut la
&c less. W nlte quoted 81 35al 81 for choice and
IL Goal 33 for good TO prime Prime to cnoice
amber 81 33al SO per pu.
BARLEY-Is III moderate request and there
is u steady but quiet market with liberal off r
ings. Western spring Is quoted 4ja5Oc for fair
to good, and 55a5Oc or prime TO choice per bu;
ana Northern Is offered al 65a15c as to quality,
for good to choice. Fan ID nominal win little
on the marAet.
RYE--Contlnues quiet, but is firm under
light offerings and very little In to-day. No. 2
in clevatori is quoted 60a6lc, and gooQ to prime
on track 57a59c per bu.
CORN-io in fair demand, and the receipts
are more liberal to-da, and The market held
steady. Prime new eaI sold at 3Sc on track
for mixed, and old nominal at 44i45c per b.
Mixed shelled is held at 4ja46c per bu in eIe-
vator tel No. Z. White held rominally 1a2c
more IT, an mixed.
OATS-Demand local and moderate, with
mudela though ample receipts. Good to
prime mixed quoted 2ja2Sc, and white ofer-
ing at 29A3!c per bu.
MEATS-Grecn meats ara quiet and rather
easy, and moderate demand with liberal Offer
ings. shoulders quoted 45&c, clear RIB sides 4 Y
a5Ic per lb. Hams 7ta7Ac. as to average.
Dry sailed meats quiet aG IT, saBx c for clear Tib
sides and 5}Ga54sc per ID for ten to twenty
days in salt
MESS FORKS quiet, but held somewhat
firm at $l2 Is per brI for prime city, ana bids
mostly Ut $l2 81.
BACON-Is dull, with little on the market,
and about nominal at 71sa7Ac for shoulders
8y.a9c lor clear RIB sides and 91I a9Lr for clear
sides per lb for packed. sugar-c1ired hams hans
JOINING at l2ha13hc per lb, as to average
canvaSed and packed.
LARD-The demand is only moderate but
there is a friner feeling to-day. New prime
steam is quoted &c per Id. and about NJ more
asked. No old on the market. Kettle il quoted
84a9c for country in joDDing lots, but dull, aud
city ID merely nominal.
UoTroN-Market quiet and steady. Stock
4,OlS bales, and sales to day 10 bales. Receipts
721 bales, and Shipment 3J4 bales Prices are
unchanged. We quote as follows: Ordinary
VIC, good ordinary l0c, low mIddng IUhc,
mludImgl0hc, gooa mlddIIug 1U%c, mldulIng 2
ralrllHc, falr l22Sc per pound.
WHloKi-Fair demand and steady at 81 O5
per gallon, ana sales to-day on Change lS5
brls at this figure.
BEANS-Are IN moderate demand and
steady with ample receipts, and best navvs
quoted 81 9Ja2 on, prime to choice white or
medium II 65al rs, ana fair to good 81 25ai 40
per bu.
BROOM CORN-The receipts are light and
there is a steady and gu ct market at 3%a4.c
for red brush, sc for green stalk braid. 5a5 j. c
for medium hurl, and 6a64c for choice hurl,
per lb.
BUTTER-Tne demand is fair for, local con-
sumption of the best grades, but the lower
grades are neglected. Receipts are annie and
there is no material change III prices. We
quote creamery 32ai3c per ID, prime to choice
dairy selling a. 2ia2SC. and la2C more obtained
for single selected packages. Common nonainal
at llal3c per lb. Medium grades held at 15al7c
per Id.
CHEESE-Liberal receipts and the market
steady and quiet with moderate demand at 12a
l3c per ID for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-Is In fair request and market
steady at about previous prices We quote
common Rio I7a1sc, fair to good 19a2lc. prime
22a223c, and choice u a24c per H. Java is SELL
Ing at 27a3Uc Der lb
OOAL-Is in fair consumptive demand and
steady. Rates afioat at l0c for toughiogheny,
Tkc for Ohio River per bu, delivered to con-
sumers at 13al4c for Youghiosheny, l2a13c for
Kanawha and husk lngum, lCc for Ohio River
per bu. Hooking Valley 1lal2c at elevator,
and l2ai8c delivered, per bu.
COkE-Is in fair consumptive demand and
the market remains steady. We quote &c for
gas h0use. &c for'city manufactured, and Sc for
crushed per bu at yards. Delivered to COu-
sumers at &c more per bu.
EGGS-The receipts are light, but there is
only moderate demand, ana fresh arrivals
are quoted 20a2lc per dozen.
FKUITS-The market Is steady for green
apples, with ample receipts ana fair demand
at $3a3 81 for prime to choice, and IL 50a2 SO for
common to good per brl Cranberries in mod
crate demand at 81 2ja2 so per bu, and sTaS Der
brl. We quote lemons S4a4 50 per box, ana Gre
ole oranges 81 5oas per brl. Dried apples quiet
at 4a4hc. Peaches held at 51la6c for halves
ana 4ha44c per 1b.
HAY-The market is steady and quiet, with
fair consumptive demand, chiefly for the best
grades. The supply us ample, and selling at
50 50a1lper ton for prime to choice timothy in
bales on arrival Inferior hay is neglected,
and Offering freely at $la9 per ton. In store 81
more per ton is asked.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky Is quiet, with am =
pie Offering, and quoted $l1Uall5 per ton on
arrival, and about $5 more ia store. We quote
dressed Sa9c per Id in store, as to quality, and
moderate jobbing demand.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady, wit
ample receipts and moderate demand. We
quote bran $l2 50a13, shi9stufs SlSal4, and mid
dlings $l6a23 per ton, all in bulk on arrival,
and held " more per ton in store.
MOLASSES--l he demand is only moderate
with more liberal supply, ana New Orleans
is quoted 55a60c for prime to choice new, and
45a55c for old, per gallon. Refined syrups are
dull at 5Ua90c per gallon.
OILS-Lard oil is in mojer ate demand and
salable at 7SaS0c per gallon for extra. Mar
keU steady for linseed and quiet at 53a54c per
gallon. Refined petroleum sells at l3hal5hc
per gallon, as 10 fire test.
POTATOES-There is good supply with a
moderate demand, and the market remains
quiet at 4Oa5Oc per bu on arrival, loose, the lat
ter figure for choice peachbiows; in store about
l0c more Sweet potatoes quoted at s3a3 rs per
brl for prime to choice, packet.
PoULTRY-The demand is moderate andthe
supply ia ample, with live chickens selling at
81 25a2 80 per dozen, as to size ana condition,