The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-28
s7@ssc for old, and sO@s2c for new, as to quail

at 37@3Sc for old, and 30@32c for new, as to quail
ity. 1871.
little in to-day. White is quoted S7aSSc for good
TO prime, and 90691c for choice. Red OF amber at
S76gS9c for prime to choice and S385c for fair to
sC%Sf % Quiet t S5 snd easg Prime
city quoted 81 75@8 co. but light offerings at these
figures, and generally small lots held al IS O6 per
LARD-Hds frmer feeling and demand fair.
We quote cuFrentinake at 6@605c per ID City
kettle quoted 7@714c and country nominal at
659c per lb.
quote shoulders at 3493sSc, clear rib at 41z9454c,
and clear sides at 454@41sc, but held shade
more per III, loose
BAGON-Demand moderate and market quiet,
but steady Shoulders quoted 4146Q45sc., clear rib
sides mt 54@5.30c and clear sides at SIC per ID,
all packed. Sugarcured hams quiet at 10@1lc
per ID, canvased and packed.
COTTON-Market quiet and unchanged Re
ceipts t day 1,22l bales. Shipments S21 bales.
stock l $3.50 bales Sales to-day at the Cotton Ex-
change 6S bales. We quote the official prices as
follows: Ordnary71sc,g good ordinary SIC, low mid
ding SIC, mddinr 9lSc good middling 91zc, mid
ding fair 10c, fair l0t9c per ID.
WHlSKY--ls still selling at 81 08 per gallon, and
fair demand.
BEANS-Market quiet and steady, with moder-
ate receipts. We quote choice navys atSl 7og1 so,
good to prime at 81 2591 so, and common ranging
down TO G0c per bu.
BUTTER-Thcre is steady market and little
or no change. The best grades are i'll good de-
mand for the local trade, with moderate supply.
Inferior grades plenty and dull Prime to choice
sells at 25q25c for creamery and l2@15c for dairy
made per lb, but extra selections by the single
package Will bring l@2c beyond the outside fig
are. Good packing lots quoted J0c per h. Medium
grades at SC, and common 5@6c per Id.
CHEESE-The demand is moderate, mostly for
local consumption, and market steady. Prime to
choice factory sells at 8l&9914c per Id. Inferior
dull and down to 5d6c per Id. .- ,r -
COFFEE-Marketf firm but quiet, and only fair
pf m MI 1pnDQnn |
Laguayra at 164@1912c per lb, as to quality. Rio
is quoted H@l5c for common, l519@l6c for fair.
l7@181ac for good to prime. 19@20c for choice and
20136B2Ic for fancy yellow per ID.
CoAL-The demand is fair for the local retail
trade and the market firm. We quote the fol
lowing rates afoat: Youghiogheny. re, Kanawha
TIE, Ashland 6l3c Ohio River 515@6c, per bu.
Delivered to consumers at l0h@l1c for Yough-
iogheny, 10G10@c for Kanawha, l0c for Musking-
u,n, Ashland 9991ac and Ohio River S1a@sc per
bushel.
COKE-Market quiet with liberal offerings and
nominally unchanged We quote &c for gas house,
&c for city manufactured, and &c for crushed, per
bu at yards; and about &c more per bu delivered
to consumers.
EGGS-The demand is fair and market steady
with sales of fresh at 141a9l5c per dozen. :
FRUlTS-The market is steady and quiet for
apples with moderate demand at 81 75@2 25 per
bri on arrival as toquaity Oranges quiet at Sc 90
@7 90 per br for Creole, and lemons in moderate
request at Sc 5O97 per box Dried apples dull at
2Cg3c, and peaches at 3@4c per ID.
HA1-1lp uP1naIl1 S IHlr lOr lOCdl COnBuUlD-
tion, but mostly for the higher grades and prime
to cholee tinothy is quoted Sl0@11 per ton. In
ferior hay dull and held at Sos per ton, all in
bales, on arrival. In st e about $2 more asked.
HEMP-The demand is moderate and market
quiet with light offerings of rough Kentucky at
S95@100 per ton, on arrival. Dressed in fair
jobbng demand at 7c for single and nc for double
dressed per lb.
MILL FEED--Moderate demand and steady for
bran at Sl0@l0 so per ton. shifstufs dull and
held ut $ll@l2 per ton. Middlngs quietand steady
at $l39l7 per ton all in bales Oh arrival. About
- more per ton, in store
MOLASSES- market and fair consump-
tive demand. Refined syrups quoted 45a70c per
gallon as to quality. Sorghum held at 30@B5c per
gallon for prime to choice. New Orleans selling at
30@40c for old and 45@55c per gallon for new
crop.
OILS-Market steady for refined petroleum and
fair demand at l0@l2c per gallon as to fire test
Lins, ed quiet at 55c per gallon for prime. Ex ra
lard oil steady and moderate demand at $4,000 per
gallon for current make
POTATOES-Are steady and fair demand and
market well supplied. Wequote 4O@50c per bu on
arrival, loose and 81 GOAL 10 per bril- packed, in
store. Sweet pntatoes freely offered at 81 SOAP per
brl, as to quality.
POULTRY-rhe market is quiet for chickens
with ample offerings, and quoted 81 50@l2 rs per
dozen, as TO size and condition. Ducks dull at
| 81 92 80 per dozen. Turkeys Offering at 7@7l2c
| per lb for live.
SALT-Only limited demand, but the market
is Steady. Foreign quoted at 33@35c per bu, and
coarse Liverpool at $1@1 10 per sack. Ohio River
and Kanawha quiet at 95c per brl of bu, and 81 20
per brl of bu.
SEED--Steady and quie market, moderatede
mand, and quoted 64@619c per ID for clover and
81 Q@i 15 per bu for timothy, and store lots merely
nominal Flaxseed in fair demand at 81 10@l Is
per bu
SUGAR-Quiet and steady market at the follow
ing prices New Orleans 71&tgSc, raw, and S1St@9c
for clarified. yellow refined at 7}a@31Sc extra
at Sz4@9c, A white at 94s@gs4c granulated and
powdered 91s@l0l4c, crushed al 10B@101.c, and
cut loaf at l0}4c per.lb
TALLOW--Is in moderate demand and steady
with prime country selling at 61ac per lb, in
ackagesI