The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK Ell.

meulclne hereafter. Dee DINER column.
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 26-2P NJ.
FJOUR-Has steady market and quiet, with
liberal offerings and fair consumptiye demand.
We quote family at 81 0094 35 for ordinary trade
brands. and "a 75@5 % for fancy. Extra offered
at 50 60@3 60, superfne at 81 1898 10, and low
grades at So 25@250 per brl. Rye flour at $685. 20.
Buckwheat -four at s6@6 50 per brl.
but supply ample, We quote No. 2 in elevator at
5lc per bu. Choice sample at Sic and fair to
prime at 47@5oc per bu. Inferior grades merely
nominal.
Mixed shelled quoted s61 l9SSc as to quality. Ear
at S7@S8c for old, and 30@32c for new, as to quail
ity.
OATs-Market dull and no material change.
We quote choice white at 24@25c, and mixed at
23c per bu with inferior noninal1y down to 1Sc
per bu.
BARLEY-Marketq quiet and steady. No. 2 fall
held 81 071 08 and choice at 81 IL. Inferior lots
nominallv ranging down to 75c per bu.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady market. Prime to
choice white quoted SS@89c per bu, choice red or
amber at SS9S9c, and good to prime at $685. and
ordinary at S2@S3c per bu Common ranging
down to 65c per bu, and dull.
MESS PORK-Market quiet and easy. Prime
city quoted 81 50@7 rs, but light offerings at these
figures, and generally small lots held al IS O6 per
DhhD-i1uS HrHHeF lt6llllS ullu uVHidttu hit.
Wequote currentmake at 6(@6.O5c per lb. City
kettle quoted 7l4@71ac and country nominal at
Bu3LK MEATs-Market quiet and steady. We
quote shoulders 3ssG83. .45c clear rib at 412g45c,
and clear sides at 4.S5@4.9Oc, but held shade
more perlb, loose.
BACON-Demand moderate and market quiet,
but steady. Shoulders quoted 414Q4ssc, clear rib
sides ut 53095.35c, and clear sides at SIC per h.
all packed. Sugarcured hams quiet at 10@1lc
per Id, canvased and packed.
COTTON-Mariet quiet and unchanged Re-
cepts to-day Avn bales. Shipments 400 bales.
Stock 1889 bales Sales to-day at the Cotton Ex-
change IS bales. We quote the official prices as
follows: Ordinary &c. good ordinary S]ac, low mid
ding Sc, middling 914c good middlipg &c mid
ding fair 10c, fair l01@c per ID.
WHISKY-Is still selling at 81 OS per gallon and
fair demand.
BEANS-Are dull but steady with moderate
offerings and prices unchanged. We quote choice
navys at 81 75@l SO good to prime at 81 25dB1 so,
and 75c@$1 per bu for inferior.
BUTTER-The demand is fair for the best
grades which are taken freely for local consump-
ton, with moderate supply. The receipts are
large of inferior qualities. which are dull and
heavy. Creamery sells at 226s25c per lb and extra
selections 27c. Dairy made at l8@15c for prime to
choice, in lots, and 16@17c for single selected
packages. Medium to good grades quoted Sl10c
and common at 5@96c perlb.
CHEESE-Is in moderate demand and the mar
ket quiet but steady with ample offerings. We
quote prime to choice factory at 99915c per lb.
lUto NOWi " per ~, uull
COFFEE-Market steady with moderate demand
and prices unchanged Rio quoted 141aa15c for
common, l513@171ac for fair to prime, 1S]a919c
for prime, 191a(G20c for choice, and 2lc for fancy
yellow per lb Laguayra at i615@1s1ac, and Java
at25@S0c per lb.
COAL-The demand is fair for the local retail
trade and the market firm. We quote the fol-
lowing rates afioat: Youghiogheny ne, Kanawha
INC. Ashland &C Ohio River 512(96c, per bu
Delivered to consumers at lOa@11c for Yough
iogheny 10@l013c for Kanawha, 10c for Musking-
u'h, Ashland a@91ac, and Ohio River s14@9c per
bushel.
COKE-Is in light demand and held at previous
prices. Gas.house at sc, city manufactured at &c,
and crushed at &c per bu at yards; and &c more
Der bu delivered to consumers.
aFRUITS-Apples were in large supply and only
q moderate demand and quoted on arrival at z5c(9
81 per bril- loose, and in store held at 81 25(91 80
per brl packed. Cranberries were in ample sup
ply and demand fair and selling at 500 per brl,
as to quality. Grapes are quiet with moderate
offerings at 7@sc for Catawba and 5@6c for Con-
cords per lb. Lemons quiet and steady at S70l8
per brl. Oranges in moderate request at $797 SO
per brl. Dried fruits in light demand and held
2@25lc for apples and 3@St4c for peaches per h.
HAY-The demand is fair for local consump-
ton, but mostly for the higher grades, and prime
to choice tim othy is quoted $10@11 per ton. In
ferior hay dull and held at $7gs per ton all in
bales, on arrival. In store about So more asked.
HEMP-The market is quiet, but held steady,
and no material change. We quote rough Ken
tucky at $95@100 per ton, on arrival. Dressed
nemp Is III moderate JOpplnS demand ana Selllng
at 76l71lc per lb, IN store, as to quality.
MILL FEED-Moderate demand and steady for
bran at Sl0@l0 so per ton. Shipstutfs dull and
held at $1l@f2 per ton. Middlings quiet and steady
at $l3@l7 per ton, all in bales on arrival. About
~ more per ton, in store.
MOLASSES-The demand Is only moderate and
the market is steady, with New Orleans quoted
at 3O@40c per gallon for old, as to quality, and
held at 50@55c per gallon for new. Refined syrups
at 40@7Oc per gallon, as to quality. Sorghum dull
at 30dg33c per gallon.
OILS-Moderate demand for lard oil, and quo
ted 5S960c per gallon for extra curr nt-make.
Prime Hnseed quiet at 55c per gallon. Refined pc
troleum selling steadily at 10@l2c per gallon, as
PEANUTs-The. market is quiet and easy, with |
liberal offerings, and Tennessee white is quoted |
5@5s4c, and red at 4A@414c per lb:
P0TAT0ES-THaye a fair demand, but remain
firm, and offerings moderate, Selling at 81 cog
so per brl packed in store. Arrival lots at 40@
SOC per bu looe for inferior to choice. Sweet po-
atoes quoted 81 5092 per bril-
POULTRY-Live chickens are in fair request |
and selling at $2@3 90 per Dozen as to size or con-
1iton and ample receipts. Turkeys quoted 7@
ne per ID. Ducks at $2@2 25 per dozen. Geese |
1t S3(93 so per dozen, ana dull.
SALT-Only limited demand, but the market
IS steady, Foreign quoted at 3S@35c per bu, and
coarse Liverpool at sl@1 10 per sack. Ohio River
md Kanawha quiet at s5c per br OF bu, and 81 20
per br of 7 bu.
SEED timothy is quiet and steady, and jopbing
sales at 81 10@1 Is per bu on arrival Clover dull
1t 6%c on arrival, and &c in store, per lb. Prime
lax seed is selling at 81 1991 Is per busllel.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady market at the follow
ing prices; New Orleans 71a@Sc raw, and S1a@9c
II Sk5ta9e, A white at 9tsC9y54c, granulated and
powdered 97s@l014c crushed at 1035s@l03xe, and |
cut loaf at 1034c per lb.
Acknowledgement moderate, and ample offer
ngs of country at SIC per lb, packed.
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