The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-04
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-2P P, N

rbooh-Ihe market IS quiet, with fair con-
sumptve demand. We quote family at $495 25,
as to quality orreputatlon of brand. Extra is held
at W 65g3 so, superfne at 81 8003 10 low grades
at " 25J2 60 per brl. Rye flour quiet at S393 20,
as to quality. Buckwheat at $5Q15 SO per brl for
prime to choice. Spring wheat -four quiet at 81 so
90 90 per bril- the latter for choice Minnesota
R4E-Market firm, but quiei, and moderate Of
ferlngs: No. sold to-day at SOC ner bu on track
ana held at 5lc in elevator. Prime stmple is
dull at 45c.
CORN-Market steady and quiet Receints am
pie, New ear is quoted 32c for prime mixed on
quoted 36@37c for good to prime on track, and
held at 37c for No. shelled per bu
OAIS-Dull and market steady. Mixed quoted
2l@22c ior good to prime and white at 23@24c for
prime to choice per bu. Inferior nominal at 16@
| l8c per bu.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady, with ample offer
| 1ngs Choice fall quoted at 81 0Sll0 good to
prime at 95c@$l, and low grades at 75@o0c per bu
| Spring not selling
| WIlEAT-Market steady and quiet Choice
white at 90@92c, prime at 89@90c per bu. Prime
to choice red or amber at S7990c. and fair to good
milling lots at S3@S5c per bu. Common nominal
at 70@75c per bu.
o,5Ij1 BULK MEATs-Market MEAT; steady. and quiet;
snouidgrs Sou, quoted 295g3c, clear rib at 41sc and
| GREEN MEATS-Are in limited demand but
steady. Shoulders at 24@238c, clear rib 3709
3SOc, and hams, as to average, offering at5@6c
| MESS Forks steady but not much demand,
and quoted at 81 5O97 IS per brl for prime city.
LARD-ls in fair demand and market easy.
GuIrent.make is steady at 5,S5@590 per lb City
BACON = Market steady and demand light.
shoulders at 3o5@3Nc, clear rib sides at 31@354c,
and clear sides AT 51Sc per lb. Sugar-cured hams
at 9144 l012c per lb, as to average.
COTTON-Quiet market and steady and prices
unchanged. We quote: Ordinary TIC, good ordin-
ary 854c, low middiing SEC, middllng CSC, good
midding 914c mddng fair 97sc, fair iO3lc per ID.
K6-IS in fair demand and nJN
per gallon,
BEANs-The market is dull but steady, and
ample receipts. Choice navys selling at 81 75@
3d. good to prime at 81 35@1 60, fair at 81 1O@1 l5
and common down to 60c per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are large and the market
is steady and quiet with no material change.
The best grades are in fair local demand, but in
ferior butter continues dull and heavy. We quote
creamery at 2925c per lb for prime to choice lots
and 26@27c for extra selections. Dary-made at
l2@l3c for prime and l4@l5c for choice per lb,
Good packing lots offered at 10c medium at Sc,
and common nominal at 596c per ID.
CIEESE-The demand is moderate, but the
market is steady and quiet, with ample offerings,
and prime to choice quoted S13@191ac per lb.
COFFEE-Steady market and quiet with liberal
offerings, and quoted as follows Java at 25@9Oc
per ID, and Laguayra at 161a@181ac per lb. Rio
sells at 14R@l5c for common, 15%@l6c for fair |
l612@1Sc for good to prime, 19@191ac for choice,
and 20@21c for fancy yellow, per lb.
COAL = The wholesale market is quiet and |
steady, with ample offerings at Tie for Mus
kingum and Kanawha, 6(961ac for Ashland and |
SIC for Ohio River, per bu, aloat There is a good
retail demand and delivered to consumers as fol- |
lows: Ohio River &C. Ashland 10c, Muskingum
lO9llc per bu, and anthracite at
S7@7 so per ton.
COKE-Quiet and steady, with ample supply.
Gas house selling at &C. city manufactured at &c,
delivered to consumers.
EGGS-Are firm with moderate offerings and
quoted l6@Ec per dozen for fresh arrivals.
ket firm at 81 25@1 rs for arrival lots and 81 756a
70 for packed, In store, per brl Lemons in fair
request and selling at S. 5o@6 so per box Or
lnges quiet and steady at $5@6 per br for Creole.
Dried apples quoted 2@Sc, and dried peaches at
3@4c per lb.
HAY-The demand is fair for local consump-
ion, but generally for the best grades Prime to
On arrival good mixed at $S@8 so, and inferior
lull at Sc 5O97 SO per ton. Held about s. more in
tOre
HEMP-steady but quiet market with ample
offerings, and no material change Rough Ken
ucky quoted at $95@100 per ton. Dressed hemp
obbing at TIC for double and &c for single per lb
MILL FEED-Bran in fair demand and steady
With ample offerings at Sl09l0 so per ton. Ship
tufts dull and held at $11@l2 per ton. Middlings
Iuiet and firm at $l3@l7 per ton, all in bulk on
'rriyal, and about g more In store:
MOLASSES- Refined syrups dull but steady at
0@70c per gallon. New Orleans in fair consunpt-
We demand and quoted at 40@47c for new crop,
md 300 4Oc for old per gallon. Sorghum dull at
0@33c per gallon.
OILS-Extra lard oil is in moderate demand.
nd the Iii arket steady at $4,000 per gallon. Lin
eed oil is quiet and steady and jobbing at 54c
'er gallon. Refined petroleum is selling at 10@l2c
,er gallon, as to fire test.
POTATOES-The demand is only moderate but
he market is quiet aud steady. We quote them
0@50c per bu, loose, on arrival, and some very
hoice at 55c per bu. Store lots held at 81 65@
50 per brl, packed. Sweet potatoes at 81 75@
so per brl. :
POULTRY-Moderate demand for chickens, and
eling at 81 50@2 so per dozen for live, as to
ualty, and liberal offerings. Ducks dull at 81 rs
lS2 25, and geese at $3g9 so per dozen. Live ,
urkeys at 61a@7c per lb.
SALT-Foreign is dull and held at 3s@35c per
u for Turks Island and Sl91 10 per sack for
oarse Liverpool. Domestic is in fair demand.
nd ohio River and Kanawha sells at 95c per bri
bushels and 81 20 per brl OF bushels, deliv- .
red. ,
SEED-Market quiet and steady, with moderate
fferinss Timothyis quoted 81 05@$l 10 per bu,
nd clover at 6@614c per lb on arrival. Flax-seed
! fair demand, and selling at 81 1O@1 is per bu :
)r prime.
SUGAR-The market remains steady with fair l
emand. We quote New Orleans 7(gSc for raw
1a@9c for clarified; yellow refined at 713@Se q