The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-02
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI. Nov. L2P. M.

ClNClNNATl, NOV. IL r. m
FLOUR-Market quiet and demand moderate,
with little or no change We quote: Family at
S4l095 D as to quality or reputation of brand. Ex
ira at So 6O93 75. Superfine at 81 S5@3 10 Low
grades at 81 2592 so per brl. Buckwheat flour at
$595 SO per bril- Rye hourat $3@3 20 per brl.
OATS-Market dull anu held steady. We quote
choice white at 23@g24c per bu, good to prime
mixed at 2l@22c, and common to fair at l5@lSe
BARLEY-The market remains quiet and
steady. Fall is quoted at 90@97c for fair to good
lots, 81 05@l 07 for prime, and No. 2graded at
III 1O@1 Il per bu Inferior down to 60c per bu.
Spring merely nominal.
RfE-ls i'll far request and steady. Choice sam
Pile at 50@51c and good TO prime at 4S@49c per bu
arrival. Inferior at 43@45ca aud dull.
WHEAT-The market rules steady but continues
quiet an ample rec ipts Choice white at 500
90c per bu, amber or red at S9@90c for choice, s5@
SIC for prime and S0@S5c for ordinary to good
sample lots per bu. Interior dull and ranging
down to zoe per bu.
CORN-Is steady and quiet. New ear is quoted
3l@32c per bu, and a car load of prime white sold
to-day AT the latter figure. Old ear at 36@37c, and
salabe at the inside. Old mixed sheled at $500
31c, the latter 1or No. 2, but bids mostly at S6c
per bu
MESS PoRK-Is in moderate demand and
steady at 81 81 per brl for prime city, and held at
S775
LARD-The demand is fair in jobbng lots and
market steady. Current-make steam quoted 51sc
per H. City kettle nominal at G54eper ID.
BACON-Market quiet and easy. Shoulders
held ats SIC per ID. all packed Sugar cured hams
at 9%@lO%c per 10, eanvased and packed.
BULK MEATS-Are in moderate demand and
easy. Shoulders at 295@3c clear rib at 4@41sc,
| and clear sides at 43Sc per lb, all Loose.
GREEN MEATS Demand light offerings mod
crate We quote shoulders at 260@2. Csc, clear rib
sides at 3.65@3.T T0c, and hams as TO average, at
COTTON-Quiet and steady market Stock 23.-
0S6 bales. Receipts S08 bales Shipments 426 bales.
We quote the following official prlces Ordinary
| TInc. good ordinary SIC low midlliup SJnr mid
ding 91sc, good mfddiing &c middlipg fair 91sc,
fair l6Isc per h.
WH1sKY-,selling steadily at 81 OF per gallon,
and demand active.
| BEANS-The demand is light and market quiet
with moderate receipts. We quote common at 75(9
90c fair to good at 81 10@91 25 prime white or me-
diums 81 4O@l go and choice at 81 So@l 80 per
bushel.
| BUTTER-The market remains steady and Quiet
with fair local demand only and for the finer
qualities. Inferior grades dull. The receipts are
liberal but generally of the lower grades and the
| supply of cnoce only moderate. We quote prime
| to choice dary-made at l3ta15c per lb, but l@2,
more can be obtained for single selected packages
fancy selections Good packing at 10@1lc, me-
diums at S(g9c and common at 5MGc per Id.
CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet with
ample offerings ana selling at SYS12c for good and
9@9%c for prime to choice factory per lb
| COFFEE-The market remains steady and quiet
with moderate demand. Java sells at 25@3Oc
Laguayra at 1614@1S12c per lb Rio at 2092lc for
| SellOW log LUZ prime W CHOICE, lbL2(D
lie for good, 151ag16c for fair and 14gl4 1ac lor
common per ID.
COAL - The wholesale market is quiet and
steady, with ample offerings at TIC for MUS
kingum and Kanawha, 6@61ac for Ashland, and
SIC for Ohio River per bu, ai1oat There is good
retail demand and delivered to consumers as fol-
lows: Ohio River &c, Ashland 10c, Muskingum
and Hooking Valley 10@1lc, Kanawha and
Youghiogheny 1O@llc per bu, and anthracite at
| $7(a7 80 per ton.
| COKE-Continues steady but only a light demand
at previous prices. We quote gas-house at &C. city
manufactured at &c and crushed at &c per bu at
yards and &c more per bu delivered to consumers.
EGGS-Fresh are selling at l51a@l6c per dozen,
and the demand is fair, with firm market and
moderate supply.
FRUTrS-Apples quiet, with ample receipts,
and quoted S1(gl so per brl on arrival and 81 75@
2 25 for prime to choice varieties packed, in store
Lemons in moderate demand at $6@17 per box
Oranges at S6(g7 per br for Creole. Dried fruit
duh nt 3@3]4c for peaches and 29254c for apples
per lb.
HAY-The demand is fair for local consump
ton, but generally for the best grades. Prime tc
choice timothy is quoted $9910 per ton, in bales
on arrival, good mixed at $S(1S 80, and inferior
dull at Sc 50g7 SO per ton. Held about So more in
store.
HEMP-Has very quiet market with limited
offerings and steady AT $95@lO0 per ton for rough
Kentucky on arrival. Dressed hemp selling at Y
for single and INC for double dressed, per ID.
MILL FEED-Bran in fair demand and steady
with ample offerings at $109l0 so per ton. Ship
stuffs dull and neld at $ll@12 per ton. Middlingi
quiet and firm at $l3@l7 per ton, all in bulk or
arrival! and about " more In store.
| MOLASSES-The market is steady and quiet
with ample offerings. Refined syrups held at 45@
zoe per gallon, as TO quality New Orleans selling
at 42@47c for PRIME to choice new and 3094Oc for
old CROP per gallon. Sorghum dull at 30g33c pei
gallon.
OILS-The m narket is quiet and steady at previ.
Gus prices. We quote extra lard oil at 5S@60c
prime linseed at 54g55c and refined petroleum at
100 12c per gallon.
| PEANUTS-Demand fair and moderate offer
ings with steady market. Tennessee quoted at 5%
@6Ac for white, and .414@454c for red, per lb
and the market well spplied and Steady. ,d Good
to choice varieties quoted at 81 60@1 IS per brl,
packed, in store. Arrival lots at 40@5Oc per bu,
loose. Sweet potatoes dull at 81 7592 per brl.
ROULTRI-Chickens are in fair demand and
the market steady with ample offerings at 81 5O@2
Geese dull at S393 rs, and ducks at $2@2 25 per
dozen. Live turkeys quoted at 619Q47c per h.
SALT-Foreign is dull and held at 33@35c per
bu for Turks Island and $l@1 10 per sack for
coarse Liverpool. Domestic is in fair demand,
and ohio River and kanawha sells at Csc per brl
of bushels, and 81 20 per brl of bushels deliv-
cred.
SEED-Clover dull at 6@6Ac per lb on arrival.
Timothy is in light jobbing demand at 81 10 per
bu on arrival and 81 25@1 80 per bu in store Flax
seed quiet and steady at 81 10@1 is per bu.
demand. We quote New Orleans 7@Sc for raw,
S1sGa9e for clarified; yellow refined at 71a9Sc,
extra c al S1299c, A white at 91s@9954c, granu-
lated and powdered at 97s@lO14c, crushed at 1012c
per lb.
TALLoW-The market is quiet and steady with
ample offerings, and country in packages selling
at 61ac per lb.
A Laundried Colored Shirt, with two collars to
match, SOC.