The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11
CINCINNATI DAILY NsAfgK ET.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 11-2 NJ

FLOUR-The market is quiet, with moderate
demand and ample offerings, and no material
change in prices Family is held up to S5 40 per
br for fancy brand, and selling down to 81 10 for
ordinary per brl. Extra is held at $3 65(g8 so.
Superne at s2 S5@3 25 and low grade dull at So 25
o. GO per brl. Rye flour quiet and easy at S33 Is
per bril- and held higher for choice Northwestern
Spring wheat -four is quoted 81 S5@5 50 per brl,
according to quality or brand.
WIIEAT-Quiet and steady. Prime to choice
white 9O@93c per bu, but hardly any of the latter
to choice, and S5@s6c for good. Red about the
sans as auIber. Inferior lots dull and running
down to zoe per btu.
RYE-Market quiet and steady. No. quoted
50@5lc per bu, held at the latter in elevator. Coz
To choice sample quoted 4s@5lc per bu on track.
CORN-M Market quiet and steady. Receipts am
pie but not large. Mixed ear quoted 4O@401ae per
bu for pyime on track, shelled at $3.50 ,6e for
BARLEY-Matket steady and quiet, with large
receipts. We quote 81 0S@aI Is for prime to choice
fall and $l(9l OF tor good do and So@06c for in
feTior per bu. Nothing doing in spring.
OATS-Dul market and liberal offerings and
somewhat easy. Prime to choice white gu ted
2i@25c, but the latter grades held generally a
shade higher. Mixed at W@2lc for inferior, 22g23c
for good to prime per bu Small lots In store held
1@2c above these figures. A carload OF No. 2
mixed sold to-day at 23c on track.
BACON-The market remains quiet and steady.
Shoulders at 41s93c, clear rib sides at 5S5@15 90c,
and clear sides held at &c per lb, all packed.
Susar-cuted hams at 1O1@13c per lb, and shoul-
ders ut 5I@gGc per lb; as to average
BULK MEATs-Moderate inquiry and market
steady Shoulders at 4;lO@4 15c, clear rib at 515@
SIC, and clear sides a5s6g51%c per lb. I'll loose
MESS PORK-Ihe demand is moderate and
market steady at IS IS per brl for prime city.
LARD-The demand is fair and market steady.
We quote current-make steam at 614c, but held a
shade higher. Prime winter steam nominal at 6]s
965c per lb. City kettle leaf dull al &c. and coun.
try at 77ac per lb.
C0TT6N-Is ranging &c per lb lower to-day and
the market remains quiet Receipts to-day 259
bales. Shipments AZ bales, and stock ,652 bales.
The official prices are as follows: Ordinary S5sc,
good ordinary 91sc, low middling &c, midding
95sc, good middling 101sc. middling fair lO3sc.
fair II &c per lb.
WHlSKY-Is selling steadily to day at 81 OF per
gallon, with good demand.
BEANS-The market is quiet and steady with
light offerings aud moderate demand We quote
81 75@l so for choice navys 81 259l so for good to
prime and 75@90c per bu for common.
BUTTER-Is in fair demand only for the best
grades, which are wanted for local consumption
and are in moderate supply. The lower grades
are plenty and dull. Market steady and with no
material change in prices. We quote creamery
at 23@25c per lb and &c for fancy selections
Choice dairy-made held up to lie for single Sc
lected packages, and prime to choice 13Ggl5c per
h. in a general way. Good lots are Offered at 104
12c, medium at S99c, and common at 596c per
CT1EESE-The demand IS fair and the market
steady at 8349914c per lb for prime to choice but
inferior grades dull and nominal down to SC per
COFFEE-1s in moderate demand and market
steady. Rio selling at 15@l6c for common, 16l5(9
1870 for fair to good 191a@20c for prime, and 2l@9
22c for choice to fancy yellow, per lb. Laguayra
quoted at 1S@S12c per lb, and Java 25G930c per h.
COAL-There is a fair retail constructive de-
mand and the market steady, with ample supply
at 10c for Youghiogheny 10c for Kanawha, Mus
kngum and Hooking Valley &c for Ashland and
SC for Ohio River per bu, delivered to consumers.
Stocks afioat offered at &c for Ohio River SIC for
Ashland &c for Kanawha and G@614c for Yough-
iogheny per bu.
CoKE-The market is still light. with ample
offerings and unchanged. We quote gas-house Sc
city manufactured &c, and crushed 7c per Du, at
yards Delivered to consumers at &c more per bu.
EGGs-There is a moderate demand and the
market is steady with good supply, and fresh arri
walls selling at 15c per dozen.
FRU1TS-Apples in moderate demand and mar
ket fully supplied at 65@90c per bl loose ON ar
rival and 81 25Cai 20 per brl, packed for shipping
per ID for Catawbas and 5@e6e for Concord. Dram
gcs in light supply at $S@9 per brl for Creole.
Lemons in moderate demand at $7aS per box
Dried fruit dull and peaches at 3@814c, and apples
at 2(g21%c per lb.
HAY-There is fair demand for the local con-
sumptive trade and market firm with no material
change. Prime to choice timothy at $l06al1 per
ton, medium at $S@9, and common AT S6l7 per
ton, all in bales on arrival. Dealers ask So more
per ton in store.
HEMP-The demand is light for rough Ken
tucky, but it is steady, and quoted on arrival at
Ssa@loQ per ton, Dressed is jobbing slowly at 7ts
TIC per ID in store.
MILL FEED-Bran is selling at $l0@10 50 per
ton, but not much demand and receipts liberal
neglected and freely offered at Sll@I2
per ton. Middfngs fairly active and steady at Sl8
OH per ton, all in bulk on arrival. Dealers ask
ing S2 more in store.
MOLASSES-The demand is only moderate but
there is a steady market, though quiet. Refined
syrup held at 45@S0c pc gallon, as to quality.
New Orleans is selling at 35@4Sc per gallon for
fair to choice. ...f
OIS-Iard oil is freely offered, but only mod.
crate jobbing demand at zoe per gallon for extra
clrrentmake. Refined petro cum in annie s,tp-
ply and moderate demand and steady at l0(dl2c
per gallon as to fire test. Prime lnseed is Quoted
at 5l056c per gallon, but little doing.