The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-21
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK ET.
CINcINNArI. Nov. 21-2P. N

wheat -four in mOder demand and offering at
$4614 60 per brl to quality or brand. Buckwheat
-four quiet and steady at 81 SOFAS 90 per brl prime
to choice. Rye -four quiet at $S9o 10 for prime to
choice per brl.
OATS-Are firm and in moderate demand and
light supply. Choice white salable 25g26c, ana
fair to prime mixed at 22923c per bu on arrival.
Held at 1@2c more for small lots i'll store. lnie-
rior lots dull at lS@2Oc per bu.
WHEAT-ts in lair milling demand ana the
market quiet. White quoted 90@92c for good to
prime, and held at 9i@95c for choice, which is
scarce Red is quoted S5@S8c for No. 2 and held
10g2c more for choice sample, and fair to good
sample at S5GS7c, with inferior at zoe per bu, but
dull. Amber will bring about as much as r, d
BARLEY-lhe demand is fair and market
steady No. fall will bring 81 04@91 05 per bu in
elevator. Fair TO prime sample on arrival at 90c
@Sl per bu, though the latter grade IS held 2@3e
more Choice fall carce and held at 81 10. Spring :
dull and held at C0a70c for far to prime.
CORN-Is in fair demand and firm with ample
offerings New mixed ear is quoted 3l@32c, and
some prime track sold at the outside figure to,
day. Shelled at 3!@33c. the latter for No. 2 old
shelled nominal at 37@3Sc per bu.
RYE-Is quiet and steady, with light offerings. |
Prime TO choice sample lots on arrival at 49g2lc |
and fair good at 47@50c and inferior dull at 43
MESS PORK-Is quiet with light demand, and
prime old is quoted $7@7 %, spot Hardly enough
new yet selling to establish prices.
LARD-The demand continues fair and the
market steady, with prime steam quoted at 5.S5f9
5.9Oc per lb. Kettle leaf is dull and nominal.
BACON--Is in monerrte demand, and steady.
Shoulders are quoted Se clear rp saes al II
packed. Sugar-cured hams at S1299c per 10, can
vaSed and hacked.
DRY sALTED MEATs-The demand is fair and
market steady with light offerings. Shoulders at
34 6Q3 30e clear rib at 4.l5@e414c. and clear sides
at 412c per lb for meats 10 and % days in SAT-,
packed in boxes.
GREEN MEATS-The market is quiet ard
steady Shot fders quoted 2.45@2.% Nc, clear NIB
at 3. Lo(13. 60c and green hams 4.90@5.40c per h.
COTTON-Has continued quiet and steady
repeat the following official prices: Ordinary TIC,
good ordinary SIC, low middng S2Gc, middiBg
&c, good mddling 94c, middlipg fair SIC, good
fair ir g4G e fair "a i loAe per ID 49,, ,,,t
| day, with sales at 81 05 per gallon.
| BEANS-Market dull but steady and no mate
rial change, with ample receipts. Choice nayys
quoted 81 50G91 GO, good to prime white at 81 ESQ
/ 40, and common to fair at 75casl per bu.
| BUTTER-Has hardly any demand except for
the local retail market and ONLY the finest quail
| ties wanted for this purpose, with moderate offer
iDgs. The receipts are mainly of the inferior
grades, which are in excessive supply and dull.
We quote ch ice dairy-made at l2@13c IN lots, ami
14t915c for single selected packages. Creamery is
| quoted 23@25c but 1(92c more for fancy selec-
| tiOns. Good to prime al 9@l0c, medium at 79Sc.
and common at 4@5c per ID.
| CHEESE--Is quiet and steady, with fair demand
only for best quality and inferior dull. We
quote prime to choice factory at S6Q9c per ID.
COFFEE-Is in fair demand and the market
steady, with little or no change. We quote Lag.
| uayrh al lbkglNC, Java dJ Z0(VZoc per ID. MO dJ
14Ia@l5c for common, 15la@lGc for fair, 1612@77c
for good 1719@lSc for prime, l814@19c for choice,
and 30c for fancy yellow Ter ID.
| COAL-IIasa firm market and the demand is
fair. The rates atoat are 5126l6c for Ohio River,
| 6T@7c for Ashland, 71@@Sc for Kanawha, SC for
Youghiogheny per bu. Delivered to consumers at
&c for Ohio River, l0c for Ashland, 1O@llc for
Hooking Valley and Kanawha, lie for Youghio-
gheny. and 16@lSc for camel coal per bu.
| COKE-The demand is fair and steady market,
with ample offerings. and selling at &c for gas
house, &c for city manufactured, and Sc for
crushed per bu at yards and &c more delivered to
| consumers.
EGGS-lhe market is firm under light receipts
and demand fair and fresh selling at 2O921c per
dozen.
FRUITS-Apples selling at 81 50a2 90 per brl, in
store, and freely offered at $l@l 40, on arrival.
CIanberries are quoted at $6@S per brl for good to
choice. Lemons quiet at S596 per box Creole
oranges in moderate demand at S697 per brl.
Dried apples at 2@s2s4c, and dried peaches at S@
HAY-Is steady without material change and
| the demand fair. Prime to choice timothy selling
at S9Ggl0 per ton. Good mixed hay held at $50
s SO and common at $7@7 so per ton. Held 81
HEMP-The demand is light and market steady
with limited offerings OF rough Kentucky at 500
per ton ON arrival. Dressed in fair jobbing de-
nand at nc for double and SIC for single dressed
per lb.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady and re-
ceipts ample. We quote Middlings $l2@l7 ship
stuffs at Sll@l2 and bran at So 5Ogl0 per ton all
MOLASSES-The demand is moderate and
mark steady We quote refined syrups at 40@70c
per gallon, as to quality. New Orleans syrups
quoted 35@45c per gallon for good to choice new.
Sorghum dull at 2S@32c per gallon.
OlLS-Are quiet and steady, with generally fair
demand Linseed is quoted 57@5Sc per gallon
for prime Extra lard oil at 59@G0c per gallon
| for current make. Refined petroleum sells at
10@12l9c per gallon. as to fire test
PEANUTS-Are in fair demand and the mar
ket steady, with ample supply Tennessee white
sells at 5d5l9c, and red at 3s4@414c per h.
| POTATOES-The receipts are liberal, and there
is moderate demand. We quote 40W50c per bu
on arrival loose, and choice early rose held at 55c
per bu. Good to choice lots in store at 81 60G1 rs
per brl, packed Sweet potatoes dull at 81 509l rs
per brl.
POULTRY-Market steady for chickens and
keys in moderate demand at 6a7c, and dressed
at S90c per lb. Ducks sell at 81 50@1 rs, and
geese at So 2593 per DOZEN.
SALTS in fair demand for Ohio River and
Kanawha, at 81 30@1 S5 per brl of bu, 81 05@1 10
per brl of bu. FOREIGN dull at 32133c per bu
for Turks Island, and Sl@l 05 per sack for coarse
Liverpool.
sEED-Timothy is in light jobbing demand at
S@1 10 per bu on arrival. Clover dull but
steady, at &c per lb on arrival. Nothing doing in
store. Flax seed is selling at 81 10@1 Is per bu.
SUGAR-Is in fair demand and steady We
quote yellow refined at 71408c, extra c SlA99c,
A white 9l4@9t4c, powdered and granulated97s@
101Ic, ana cut loaf l03s(1101ac, New Orleans at ga
@719c for raw, and S@9c for clarified per b
TALLOW-Prime country sells at &c per H.
packed, and the demand is fair.
TT rs WORTH TRIAL.