The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-21
CINCINNAra DAILY MACK EFT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 21-2 P. \


| FLOUR-Is in fair local demand and helG
steady with liberal offerings. We quote family
S4g4 40 for ordinary and up to 81, O0u5 25 fol
| fancy. Extra offered at So 50@3 70, superfine al
s. 75013 Is, aid low grades at $2 25G92 so per brl
Rye -four firm at $3g3 20. as to quality Spring
wheat flour quiet and steady at 81 5O95 co. as tC
quality or brand
OATs-Are in moderate feeding demand, most
ly in small lots Mixed are quoted 20@s22c fol
fair to good, and 23c for prime. White at 23g25t
for good to prime, and held at 26c for choice
which are scarce.
WHEAT-Market steady White quoted GIG
92c for choice, and S9Ge90c for good prime Am.
Der at 8o@S9c for choice and S5@S7c for good tC
prime. Red at S3(9SSc for good to choice and 756D
soc for inferior per bu.
BARLEY-Is ST ady and demand modera with
lighter offerings. Fall quot 81 10 for choice and
he Id 16l2c more, and 81 06d11 06 Tor No. and 81
@9Sc ior No per bu, with common ranging down
to zoe per bu.
CoRN-Is quiet and st ady and only mode ate
d mtnd. Mixed ear quoted 39@40c per bu on
track and shelled 386e39c fr No. Q and some sales
reported at the inside figure
MESS PORK-Is quiet and steady, with mod,
crate receipts, and prime city mess at $S@S Is pei
brl.
LARD-Moderate demand and market steady.
Currentmake quoted SIC, but held shade more
Prime winter steam held at 6.20@614c per lb
BULK MEATS-Quieta and steady, with light de
mand. Shoulders quoted 3S5@Q3.90 90c, clear rib al
4.9095c, and clear sides at 5.209514c per h. all
loose
BACoN-Market steady and demand light We
quote shoulders 4.7O@454c clear rib at 51sc and
clear sides at 519g6c per ID, all packed. Sugar
cured hams at lO1@9l11ac per lb.
RYE-The demand is fair and market steady.
No. in elevator quoted at 50@5le per bu, and
salable at the inside figure. Good to prime sam
pie track at 4S{a49c, and inferior at 45c per bu
COTTON-Market quiet and easy and prices &c
lower on all grad, Stock 737bales. We quote as
follows: Ordinary Sl9c good ordinary S5sc, low
middling 9lSc, middling 9Hc, good middling
n r1jddljnp fair lOlLp fair IN nor
WHISkY-Market steady and in good demand,
and selling at 81 OS per gallon.
BEANS-The market is quiet and steady, with
moderate receipts, and selling at 81 1901 so for
choice navy, 81 40dal so for prime white to medi-
um, $1@1 % for fair to good, and common down
to 60c per bu.
BUTTER-Ts in fair demand only for the finest
qualities which are wanted for the local consurnp-
are in large supply and dull Creamery sells at 26@
27c per Id for extra selections but in lots at % 25c
per Id. Prime to choice dairy will bring 129l5c
per lb but 1@92c more asked for single selected
packages Good packing lots offered at 10@1lc,
medium held at S@9c and common at 5@6c per
pound.
CHEEsE-Is quiet and unchanged There is a
fair consumptiye demand for prime to choice fac
tory which sells at 9@9%c per h. but inferior is
dull at 76lSc per ID.
CoFF EE-Market steady and quiet with ample
offerings and fair consumptive demand. Rio at
14I3a15c for common 16(a iSc for fair to good 1S5
for fancy yellow per b. Laguayra is quoted ISL
@1Slac per lb, Java selling at 25@3oo
perlb.
C0AL-There is farr retail demand and market
steady. We quote, delivered to consumers: Ohio
River at Sc, Ashland at Sc, Hooking Valley and
Muskingum l0G Karawha and Youghiogheny l0c
per bu. Stocks atoat quoted at DC for Ohio River,
51a@6c for Ashland, 6@G1qc for Kanawha, and
618ta7c for Youghiogheny, per bu.
COKE-Market quiet and liberal offerings and
held at sc for gas house, &c city manuactured and
7c for crushed per bu, at yards, and l92e more
delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The receipts are not large but ample
with moderate demand. We quote lac per dozen
for fresh in lots, and 141a915c counted out.
FRUITS-Moderate demand for apples and lib
eral offerings ats 25@1 so in store packed, and 75c
@S o Der brl for Creole and light supply Lemons
quiet and steady at 81 0O@S 90 per box. Dried
apples dull dt 2@3c, and dried peaches at 9@4c
per lb.
HAY-Quiet and steady, with only a fair local
demand and for the best grades, which are firm,
and sell at $l0@l1 per ton in bales on arrival In
feror hay dull and held at IS SOFAS So for medium,
and Sc 50@T 90 for common per ton. Dealers ask
81 more in store.