The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-16
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 16-2P. M.

Fly OOh-ls III moderate request ana steady:
Family at 81 1906 25 as to quality or reputation
of brand; extra quiet and held at So 65g3 So SUI
Derfne dull al 81 S5O13 10, and low grades at So 10
a. so per brl. Rye flour quiet at $3@3 To- buck
wheat at 81 50(l5 per bril-
OATS-Market dull and steady. Mixed at 20@
22c per bu for fair to prime, white at 236l24c for
prime to choice. Inferior mixed dull and nom
inal.
BARLEY--Is in fair demand and market
steady Choice fall quoted 81 1901 ~ prime at
81 05@1 09, and No. at 95@97c, with common
down to 60 per bu.
RYE-Is in fair demand and steady We quote
good to choice sample on arrival at 48l50c Ier bu.
No. 2 in elevator at 49c, held at SOC per bu.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and steady. Red
sold to-day at 92993c for choice and soc for prime
sample, and gu, ted S5@SSc for fair to good.
Amber about the same as red. White quoted ga
93c for NO. 2 and 95@96c for choice sample Der bu
CORN-Quiet and steady market Mixed ear
sold to-day at 3l@31%c and prime generally held
at &c Mixed shelled quoted 32e for No. @ on
| track, and 33c in elevator.
| DRY SALTED MEATS-Market steady and de-
mand moderate. Shoulders at 5}si314c, clear rt
at l5944c, and clear sides at 4.4O941ac per lb
all packed in boxes
BACON-Quiet and steady with moderate de
mand. Shoulders quoted 3E@3Ic, clear rib
sides at 4l4c, and clear sides at i12c, but held a
shade more packed. Sugar-cured hams at 9@94c.
as to average, canvased and packed.
MESS PORK-Quiet and steady. Jobbing sales
at 81 30, and round lots quoted 81 25 per brl for
prime city, spot.
LARD-Is in fair demand and steady. Current
make steam is quoted 5S0g5H per lb. Kettle
dull and nominal.
GREEN EATs-Market quiet and easy shoul-
ders quoted 2.45@2Ec, clear RIB sides at 31%69
3.55c. and green hams at 5@54oc, as to average
per lb.
COTTON - The market is quiet and steady.
Prices unchanged. Stock 2,4b4 bales. Sales 10
bales, We quote: Ordinary 7ssc, good ordinary
SAc, c. low midding SIC, middling &C. good mid
ding 914c, mddling far 954c, fair lGtlc per lb.
WHlsKY-Steady and fairly active at 81 O4 per
gallon.
BEANs-The market is quiet and steady with
ample supply and selling at II 25Q1 65 for choice
nayys, 81 2491 so for good to prime and 75c@Sl 90
for common per bu.
BUTrER-The demand is fair for the best quail
ties, which are wanted for the local retail trade
with on.y moderate supply. The lower grades
are plenty and dull. Creamery sells at 22Q926c per
ID and extra selections at 27@2Sc Dairy-made at
12Ql4c for prime TO choice and single packages of
selections at 293c more. Good butter at 9@10c,
medium at 7@Sc and common al 4g5c per ID.
CHEESE--The demand is fair and the market
steady and quiet Prime to choice factory sells at
S1aa9c per lb. Inferior dull at 6a7c per h.
COFFEE-The demand is fair and market steady
with Rio selling at 131a915c for common, 15Lg
lie for fair to good 171a@1Sc for prime, 1S1a@i9c
for choice, and 191a@a0c for fancy yellow per lb.
Java at 2392Sc and Laguayra at 15@17c per lb.
GOALS in fair retail demand and the supply
ample At sc for Ohio River 9@l0c for Ashland, 100
lie for Hooking Valley and Muskingum, 10@1lc for
Kanawha and Youghiogheny, and 16@ lSc for can
mel coal per bu, delivered to consumers There is
a moderate wholesale demand, and the rates afoat
and 512@6c for Ohio River, 612@l7c for Ashland,
SC for Kanawha, and S@S1ac Tor Youghiogheny
per bu.
COKE-Is in moderate local demand and the
market steady. We quote gashouse &c, city manu-
factured &c; and crushed Sc per bu at yards, and
&c more delivered.
EGGS-Are in fair demand, and the market
steady, with offerings at zoe per dozen fr fresh.
FRUPTS-Moderate demand for apples and am
1r,p1rF tnflG
rival and 81 50@2 per brl in store latter for yery
choice. Lemons are in fair demand at S5616 per
box. Oranges in moderate request and selling at
S697 per brl. Cranberres are quoted S697 per
3s4c for peaches per lb.
HAY-Is in fair consumptive demand, especial
ly for the best grades. Prime to choice timothy is
selling at $9g10 per ton on arrival. Inferior hay
Is quiet at S7g7 so for common, and SS@S so for
good mixed, per ton.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is dull, the receipts
and demand both being light and held at $9OG95
per t. ton on arrival. Dressed hemp is quoted
at TIC for double and SIC for single per lb
MILL FEED-The demand is moderate for BRAN
and ample offerings at Sl0@10 Is per ton Ship
stuffs neglected, at $11@l2 per ton, and mid
dlings selling at 1S@17 per ton, all in bulk on ar
rival.
MOLAssES- Market quiet and steady. New Or
leans syrups quoted 35@43c for new, and 25937c
for old, per gallon. Refined syrups held at 400
zoe, and sorghum at 27e32c per gallon.
Extra lard Oil is quoted at 5S@f0c per gallon for
current-make. Linseed oil selling at 54955c per
galon Refined petroleum at l0@12c per gallon,
as to fire test.
PoTATOEs-Are in fair demand and the mar
ket gu ct and steady with liberal offerings at Asa
55c per bu loose on arrival and 81 65Ql so per brl
packed in store. Sweet potatoes at 81 50@l rs per
brl.
POULTRY-The market is quiet and steady with
ample receipts, and live chickens are selling 81 25
a. so per dozen, as to quality. Live geese dull at
81 50@3, and ducks at 81 5o@2 per dozen. Live
turkeys at 5@56c per ib.
SALT-Market quiet and steady. Turks Island
quoted 32933c per hu. and coarse Liverpool at Sl@
| 05 per sack. Ohio River and Kanawha sells at
81 25@1 80 per brl of bushels, and $1l O5 per brl
Of bushels
SEED-Moderate jobbing demand for clover at
&c per lb and timothy dull at Sl@1 10 per bu on
arrival. Flax seed in fair request at 81 10@1 Is
per bu.
SUGARS in fair demand and steady We
quote New Orleans at 8141Ss4c for clarified, and
7@7s4c for raw. Refined yellow 7H@sc, extra c
sA@SAc, white s@yssc, granulated and pow
dered at 97s@1014c, crushed at 9sss9914c per lb
TALLOW-The demand is fair and the market
steady and quiet, and prime country quoted 60