The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-01

BARLEY-The market remains quiet and
lots, 81 o8ai o5 for prime, and No. graded at at
81 0791 0S per bu. Inferior down 10 60c per bu.
Spring merely nominal.
RYE-Is in fair request and steady. Choice sam
pie at 50@6lc and good to prime at 4S949c per bu
arrival. Inferior at 45c and dull.
WHEAT-The market rules steady but continues
quiet AMI ample rec iPts. Choice white at 900
Gle per bu, amber or red at 8S@S9c for choice SEA
SIC for prime and SO@S5c for ordinary to good
sample lots per bu.
C0TToN-Quiet and steady market. Stock D.
1874 bales. Receipts 9S bales. Shipments COZ bales.
We quote the following official prices: Ordinary
To good ordinary SIC, low middling SIC, mid
ding 91sc good middling 94c, middliDg fair 91sc,
fair l03Se per ID.
LARDEThe demand is fair in jobbing lots and
market steady. Currentmake steam quoted SIC
per lb City kettle nominal at SIC per ID.
BULK MEATS-Are in moderate demand ana
easy. Shoulders at 29O@3c, clear rib at 4@41sc,
and clear sides at 43sc per ID, all loose.
GREEN MEATS-Demandl light; offerings mod
eIafe. We quote shoulders at PIC, clear rib sides
IlN3A@3SOc, and hams, as to average, at 53s@554c
BACON-Market quiet and easy. Shoulders
quoted 31s@4c, clear rib at 9O@5c, and clear sides
held at SIC per lb, all packed. sugarcured hams
at 9129l0%c per Id, canVaSed and packed.
WHlSKY-Selling steadily at 81 08 per gallon,
and demand active.
BEANS-Market duh and light receipts Choice
are quoted ST. 7591 80, prime at 81 50g1 co. fair to
SOOu at VI loV51 % Pei puJ SOihL1Oh uO"u W OuC
per bu.
BUTTER-Is without any material change, and
the receipts are liberal. Inferior grades dull and
| heavy, but fine qualities in good demand for
Tor extra selections, and 22GQ25c in lots. Dairy
made at 12@13c for prime, 14@l5c for choice, and
| l6gl7c for single selected packages Good pack
ing lots held at l0@l1e, and inferior down to 5@6c
per ID.
CHEEsE-The receipts are ample but not large
and the demand is only moderate, and selling at
S1g9c per lb for good to choice factory. Inferior
dull at 6GD7c per lb.
COFFEE-The demand is fair and market re-
mains steady. We quote Java 25@3Oc, and La
guayra at 1612@1S13c per lb. Common Rio at Az
1876 choice at 19@191ac and fancy yellow at 209
2lc per ID.
COAL The wholesale market is quiet and
steady with ample offerings at TIC for Mus
SIC for Ohio River, per bu, atoat There is good
retail demand and delivered to consumers as fol-
lows: Ohio River &c, Ashland 10c, Muskingum
and Hooking Valley 1o@11c, Kanawha and
Youghiogheny 10g11c per bu, and anthracite at
S7M7 so per ton.
COKE-The demand is light, but the market is
steady and quiet. Wequote gashouse at &C. city
manufactured at &c and crushed at &c per bu at
yards. Delivered to consumers at &c more per bu
EGGS-Market quiet and steady Moderate of
| ferngs at 15gl512c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
FRUITS-Apples quiet, with ample receipts,
ana quoted S1Ggl 80 per brl on arrival and 81 75@
2 % for prime to choice varieties packed in store
Lemons IN moderate demand at $647 per box.
| Oranges at $6g7 per brl for Creole. Dried fruit
dull ut 3Y334c for peaches and 2G234c for apples
per h.
hAY-The demand is fair and market steady,
with liberal supply Good to prime timothy
quoted S9a11 per ton, medium at $8CgS SO, and or
binary at $7@7 SO per ton, all in bulk, on arrival.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is dull but the offer
ings are light and selling. at $95@100 per ton,
on arrival Dressed sjobbing at 7c for single and
71ac for double dressed per lb in store
| MILL FEED-Bran in fair demand and steady
with ample offerings at $l0@l0 so per ton. Ship
stufs dull and neld at $ll@l2 per ton. Mddlings
quiet and firm at $13@17 per ton, all in bulk on
| arrival! and about 81 more store.
| MOLASSES-Is in fair demand and the market
steady, with New Orleans selling at 30@40c for old
and 45@50c for prime to choice new per gallon.
Refined syrnps quiet at 40@70c per gallon, and
sorghum at 30@33c per gallon.
| OlLS-Rehned petroleum in fair demand at 10G
12c per gallon. Prime linsced sells at 54@55c pei
ga Ion, and quiet. Extra lard oil in moderate re-
quest at 59960c per gallon, and steady
| POTATOES-The market is quiet and steady
with ample supply, and selling at 40@50c per bu
in store. Sweet potatoes dull at 81 75@2 per bu.
POULTRY-Market steady and quiet with am
PIE receipts. Chickens sell at $2@2 rs per dozen
Ducks at s. 0o@2 25 per dozen. Live turkeys al
| 7@712c per ID. Geese at $3g4 per dozen.
| SALT-Turks S Island dull at 33Q35c per bu ant
| coarse Liverpool held at 81 0591 10 per sack Ohio
River and Kanawha in fair demand at Csc per br
OF bushels, and ST. 20 per brl of bushels, de
livered.
sEED-Clover dull at 6@64c per lb on arrival
Timothyi in light jobbing demand at 81 10 pei
bu on arrival, and 81 25@1 30 per bu in store Flax
seed quiet and steady at 81 10@l is per bu.
SUGAR-ls not very active but it remains steady
at the following prices: Yellow refined at 719@Sc
extra c al S%@9c, A white at 91s@9'Ec, granu
lated and powdered at 97s@l0l4c crushed al 1915
per lb New Orleans at S1a@9t4c for clarified, and
| 7199Sc for raw per ID.
| TALLOW-The demand is only moderate but
there is a steady market Prime country rendered
is quoted SIC per lb, packed