The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-02

BARLEY-The demand is fair. and market
steady Fall quoted 81 05l1 Is for good, and
Sl@l 10 for good to prime, and ordinary at o5@9Oc
! per bu.
RYE-ouiet and steado. Choice sample at 52h0a
59c good to prime at 5Ot&52c per bu on arrival,
and inferior nominal down to 4Oc. No.2 in evator
at 52@5ic held at the outside figures.
MESS PORk-Is steady and quiet. We quote
prime city at S. 7j99 per brl. spot.
| LARD-The demand is fair and steady. Cur
rent make steam is quoted 6l4c per ID, but held
about &c more. City kettle at 134@Sc, and coun
BULK MEATS - Market steady and quiet
Shoulders at 4,35@4 4Oc, clear rib sides held at $50
@535c, and clear SIDES held at SEC per 10, all
loose
| BACON-Demandl lightand quiet market. shou-
ders ut 81 cearrb sides at 614c and clear sides
at SIC per lb. all packed Sugar-cured hams at IL
| g l2c per Id, as toaverge.
| COTTON--Market quiet and easy with common
grades Ac lower. Stock l,22l bales We quote:
Ordinary &c, good ordinary 91:e, low middlng
l0c mdd,img lO!5c, good middling 1870, md
ding fair lie, and fair &c per Id.
| WHiSKY-Is in god demand and unchanged
with sales of 80 barrels on Change to-day at 81 06
| per gallon
BEANs-The demand is only moderate but the
market steady and offerings light. Wequote choice
navys at 81 75td1 80, good to prime white at 81 2j
al 5O and inferior down to 66c per bu.
| BUTTER-ls quiet and steady. The demand is
still ch ely local and for the finer grades the SUD
ply OF which is barely sufficient Qualities below
prime are not wanted. We quote creamery at %
@25c for lots and 2@g3c more for fancy selections
Dalry-made prime to choice at 14gl6c and single
packages OF selections br ng 17loc per Id. Inferior
dull and held at 10@l2c for medium to good and
5@7c for common per ID.
CHEESE-Is quiet and moderate demand with
sales of prime to choice factory at atS29912c per lb
ami inferior merely nominal.
COFFEE-Steady market with fair demand and
no quotable change. Rio common 15@16c. fair to
good l6l2@1S12c, prime 1gI2@20c and choice 2l0e
22c per Id. Laguayra 161a@lS1ac, and Java 2jG130c
per Id.
COAL-Quiet and stoady, with ample sup ly
The retail prices are: Sc for Ohio River 8 ag9c for
Ashland, 9@lUc for Muskingum and Hocking
Valley, l0c for Kanawha and Youghogheny per
bu, delivered to consumers Offered afloat al Ga
SIC for Ioughogheny, 6c for Kanawha. SIC Tor
Ashland, and Sc for Ohio River per bu.
COKE-The demand is light and market dull.
No change in prices. Gas house at sc, city manu-
factureI at &C. and crushed at &c per bu at yards
| and &c per bu more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The receipts are larger, and with very
moderate demand the market is easy and selling
at lac per dozen.
FRUlrS-Peaches are now scarce and will
bring S2@2 50 per bu in boxes for prime to choice
Grapes are in fair demand and market well sup
Piled and Ives seedlings sell at S2G2 so per stand
OF two bushels, and Concords at 4941ac per ID.
| Apples abundant and demand moderate at 81 25@
| 80 racketl. Lemons sell at 81 SOFAS 80 per box.
! HAI-The demand is fair for local consurnp-
tion, and for the higher grades only. Prime 10
choice timothy selling at $9ml0, good mixed at
" 5ogS, and common at 5000 SO per ton, all in
bales on arrival.
HEMP-The market is quiet and steady. Rough
Kentucky is in light supply and quoted S95ta 100
per ton, Dressed selling in jobbing lots at 7a7 %c
per lb, in store, as to quality.
MILL Feeds in moderate demand with am
pie receipts and market steady. We quote bran
$l0@l0 80, shi stuf1s at $l1@l2, and mfddlings at
$l3@l7 per ton, all in bulk on arrival.
MOLASSES-Steady and quiet with moderate
offerings of New Orleans at 35G43c for fair to
prime and 4Sc for choice per gal. Refined syrups
held at 45G70c per gal for common to choice
OlLS-Market steady and generally quiet with
little or no change. We quote refined petroleum
at lO(9l212c, as to fire test, per gallon. Extra
51a5Gc per gallon.
POTATOES-The demand is fair and market
steady with ample supply. We quote 81 25d1l 40
per br for good to choice on arrival loose. Held
at 81 0@1 IS per brl packed in store Sweet pota-
toes at 81 5091 Is per bril-
POULIRY-i i've chickens are in fair request
and ample supply, and we quote them So 5O663 90
per dozen for old and 81 5092 for young. Ducks
dull at S20a2 80 per dozen.
SALT-The demand is light for foreign and
quoted Sl@1 O5 per sack for Liverpool coarse and
3i935c for Turks Island per bu Ohio River and
kanawha sells at 81 20 Der brl of bushels, and
95c per brl OF bushels and demand lair
SEED-Market steady and quiet Clover lob
bling at c per ID in store, and &c per lb on arriv-
al. Timothy at 81 l5@l % per bu on arrival and
5! 25@el 40 in store. Flax seed selling at 81 l5@
l 80 per bu.
SUGAR-De N and fair and steady at previous
prices. New Orleans is not quotable We quote
89o2$c for refined yellow St4@9y4c for extra C,
y2nlOc Tor white 1O4@l0hc FOR powdered
and graduated, lO's910j4c for crushed, and lie
for cut loaf per ID.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and market
without change. Prime country is selling at 6l5c
per ID in packages