The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-25
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EyR

CINCINNATI Oct 25-2 r. M.
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady; rmple SUD
ply and good local ade. Family held up to S. 35
ior fancy brands and selling at 81 "A 40 for ord-
nary. Extra at $3 5093 15, supeInG at y 1908 10,
low grades S2 1922 ~ per bril- according to quality.
Buckwheat 1our at $6t96 50 per brl for prime to
choice. Rye -four at $3d 20 per brl, outside fig
ure for choice Northwestern.
BARLEY-Is quiet, with demand moderateand
ample supply. No. fall is quoted ii 07Y1 0S and
choice sample held at 81 12@l l3 per bu. Fair to
good lots at 93G9Sc, and common at 7O@8Oc per
bu. Spring is not selling.
WHEAT-There is u moderate local milling de-
mand and the market steady. White quoted 500
90c for the best offering. Prime to choice white OF
per hu. Inferior ranging down to CSC per bu.
RYE-Quiet and steady. No 2 i'll elevator at
5lc per bu. Good to choice sample on track 1850
sic per bu, and inferior offering ut doc.
OATS-Market duh and liberal offerings. Choice
white at 2lm25c per bu Prime mixed at 23c, and
fair to good at 20@22c per bu.
CORN-Market quiet and easy with large re-
ceipls. Mixed ear is quoted 3Sc for prime old and
3Sc for No 2 and 56c for No. per bu.
MESS PORK-Market quiet and easy. Prime
city mess quoted 81 60@7 IS per brl, but held at
S. 90 for jobbng lots.
LARDHDemand fair but market weak Current
make at &c, shade less bid. Prime winter steam
6.05c per lb.
BULK MEATS-Are in moderate demand and
market easy Shoulders at 345@3%, clear rib at
BACON-NIarket quiet and easy. Shoulders at
43I@4iac Clear ribs Mt 5.35@5.40c and clear sides
at 65c per Id, all packed, but held shade
more Sugar-cured hams at 1O@1lc. as to average.
Shoulders at JG1514c per ID, canyased and packed.
COTTON-Market weak and quiet with de-
cline of nc in quotations. Stock ISIS bales. We
quote: Ordinary Sc, good ordinary SIC, low mid
ding &C. middling 914c good middling 912c mid
ding fair l0c fair l012c per h.
WHlSKY-Goo1 demand and steadily selling at
81 0S per gallon.
BEANS--The market is steady and quiet with
out change in prices. Choice navy at 81 75Gg1 so,
prime white or IN ediums 81 4091 80, fair to good
Sltd1 %, and common down to 6Oc per bu.
BUTTER-Has quiet and steady market and
undergone no change. The receipts are liberal
and the lower grades are in excessive supply and
little demand, but fine qualities are in good local
demand and moderate offerings. We quote best
creamery at 22927c per ID, the latter for fancy
selections only. Dairy made at 12@15c for prime
to choice in lots, but held 1@2c more for single
selected packages. Good lots at l0@1lc. Medium
at S@9c and common at 5@16c perlb.
CHEESE-Moderate demand and steady with
ample receipts but supply not large and selling at
815a91@c per ID for good to choice factory In
feTior dun at 715@Sc per ID.
COFFEE-Is in fair demand and firm, but with
out material change. We quote common Rio at
141a@15c fair to good l5%@1714c, prime 1S@lS19c,
choice 19@191ac and fancy yellow at 2O1a92l C per
lb. java at 25990c per lb, Laguayra at 161a@1SHc
per lb.
trade and the market nrm. we quote the fol
lowing rates afloat: Youghiogheny nc Kanawha
ne, Ashland 61ac, Ohio River 51@g6c, per bu.
Delivered to consumers at l0R@lic for Yough-
iogheny 1O@l0lac for Kanawha, Toe for Muskng-
UNI Ashland 9991ac, and Ohio River S1a99c per
bushel.
COKE-Market dull but held steady and no ma
terial change. We quote Gashouse sc, city man
ufactured &c, and crushed &c per bu at yards.
Delivered to consumers at &c per bu more.
EGGS-The receipts are more moderate and
there is firm market, with fresh selling at 1412@
15c per dozen.
HAY-The marketi is quiet, except for the local
consumptive trade, and the receipts liberal. Good
to choice timothy sells at $9@11 per ton, all in
bales, on arrival.
HEMP-Is steady and the demand moderate
with light supply. Dressed is quoted 7c for single
and TIC Tor double dressed, per lb, in store.
Rough Kentucky is held at $95@100 per ton on ar
rival. ..
MILL FEED-Moderate demand and steady for
bran at $lO@10 so per ton. Shipstutfs dull and
held at S11@l2 per ton. Middlings quiet and steady
at $l39l7 per ton, oil in bales on arrival About
81 more per ton, in store.
MOLASSES-Is in moderate demand and steady.
Refined syrups sell at 40@70c per gallon, as to
quality. New Orleans is quoted 30@40c for infe-
rior to prime, and 45c for choice old crop. Fine
qualities new held at 5e@55c per gallon. Sorghum
dull at 30@33c per gallon,
OILS-Extra lard oil Is in moderate demand,
and steady, at 5S(960c per gallon, Refined petro-
leum is quiet and steady and with liberal offer
ings at 10@12c per gallon as to fire test. Linseed
10 quoted at 55c per gallon, and demand moderate.