The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.


FLOUR-Is in fair demand and market steady
Family sells at "a l5@5 - for ordinary, ranging up
to s. 40 for fancy, as to quality or reputation of
brand. Extra at So 6Og3 so, superfne at s. 75q
%, and low grades at So 25fl2 80 per br Rye
flour at $3 % for choice Northwestern and S3@3 10
per br for ordinary. Spring wheat flour at S. 509
% per brl, as to quality.
OATS-Market very quiet, with only moderate
feeding demand for the loGa trade. We quote
mixed at 20@23c and white at 24(d26c for good to
prime sample, on arrival and inferior at 2U@922c
per bn
WIIEAT-Quiet and steady. White quoted 92@
93c for choice. Amber at 90@e9lc for choice and
S5(SSc for good to prime. Red at SS09lc for prime
to choice, and S5@90c for fair to good, and nom
inalIy down to 75c for common per bu.
RIE-ls steady and moderate demand. No. 2
in evator at 5Sc, held at 53 2M5Ic per bu. Some
good sample sold at SOC, and prime to choice held
BARLEY-The demand is fair and market
steady. Fall quoted 81 05@1 Is for good, and
Sl@l 10 for good to prime, and ordinary at S5@9Oc
per bu.
CoRN-Market quiet and steady. Mixed sheled
quoted lO@4l 12c per bu as to quality. Ear at 4lg
Al &c for prime mixed on arrival
LARD-Is in fair demand and market easy
Current make at 6,l5@6 20c and moderate offer
ings at the latter price. City kettle at 7a4@Sc
and country do. at 714Q9719c per lb.
MESS PORk-Market quiet and easy at IS 5O9
75 per brl or prime city.
BULK ATs-Demand light and quiet market.
Shoulders at 435@440c clear rib sides at 530G5 lOc
and clear sides at 51s6O@55sc per lb all loose.
Packed in boxes at &c more.
BAGON-Market quiet and steady with moder-
ate offerings. Shoulders at 514c,clear rib at 61sc
and clear sides at 619c per ID, all packed Sugar
cured hams at lO14g1211ac per h. as to average
COrTON-Market quiet and weak Ordinary
Sc. good ordinary &c, low middling 97sc, mid
1875, and fair 111ac per lb
WHISk4-MarAets steady and quiet at 81 06 per
gallon.
BEANs-There is still a dull market. but it is
steady aD1 with LIGHT rapnipfc Of
50 per bu for choice navy, 81 254l so for good to
prime, and 75@90c per bu for common.
BuTTER-There is quiet and steady market,
with no material change Receipts OF best grades
light, with fair local consumptfve demand In
ferior grades plenty and dull Creamery sells at
2S@25c per Id, in lots, and 27@2Sc for fancy selec-
ii ms. Dairy-made at l4G16c per lb, but held La
&c higher for single selected tubs. Good grades
held at l09l2c; mediums at S(g9c, and common at
5GlGc perlb
CIIEESE-The market is steady and quiet with
moderate offerings and demand fair. Quoted
prime choice factory at 9@912e, and fair to good
at Ease per lb.
COFFEE-Fairly active and steady market at
about previous prices Rio is selling at 15@l7c for
common I to fair S@lS for good, 1s%&@2O2c for
quoted at 161a@1S15c per lb. Java at 25g2Sc.
COAL-Market quiet and steady without change
in prices. Selling to consumers delivered at l0c
Tor 1oughioghenv 9@10c for Kanawha, Hooking
Valley. and Muskingum, SC for Ashland, and SC
for Ohio River, per bu. The rates atioat are Ohio
River 5c, Ashland SIC Kanawha 51a@Gc, and
&c per bu.
C0KE-The market is steady and dull and s1,p-
ply ample at sc for Gas-house &c for city manu-
tured, and &c for crushed per bu at yards Held
&c more per bu delivered TO consumers.
EGGS-The demand is fair and market steady !
We quote fresh arrivals at 14c per Dozen and lib
e al offerings
FRuITS,;Market for apples quiet and steady,
with liberal offerings at S. 25@l 80 per brl packed
for shipping. and 75c@$l per brl loose on arrival
(Ira nd soil inn TatE ETTfp l,
lor Concords. 7@Sc for Catawbas, and S@9c for
Delawares. Oranges scarce and firm at 81 50a 9 90
per brl. Lemons are selling at S. 00@7 90 per box
and quiet
HAY-There is fair local demand, generally !
for the best grades, and the market firm Prime
to choice timothy is quoted at So 50a11 per ton on
arrival. Inferior grades dun and held at 81 SOFAS
Tor medium, and Sc 50@7 for common per ton, all |
IN bales on arrival.
HEMP-Moderate demand for rough Kentucky, |
with limited supply, and quoted S95@l00 per ton |
IN arrival Moderate jobbiug demand for dressed |
iressed
MILL FEED-The market is quiet and steady
With liberal offerings of all kinds, but not much
iemand; we quote bran at Slo@lO 50, shiFstuffs |
It $ll@l2, and middlings at Sl3 00@17 20 per ton,
I'll in bulk, on arrival, and 81 more wanted in |
tore.
MOLAssEs- Market quiet and steady, with
moderate consumvtiee demand. Refined syr,lps
Iuoted at 45@7Oc per gallon. New Orleans syrups
eillng at f@4sc for choice, and 35@4Sc for fair to
,rime per gallon
OlLS-Modeate demand for lard oil and extra
urrent-make quoted at 59@60c per gallon. Prime
inseed is slow but steady at 55@57c per gallon,
refined petroleum in fair request at 10@12Iac per
allon.
POTATOES - Are in moderate demand with
arge offerings and market quiet and easy at 81 20
81 80 per brl, loose, on arrival, and 81 4O@l 60
er brl, packed. Sweet potatoes at 81 509l rs per
ri, and dull.
POULTRY-Fair demand only for chickens,
Thich ore selling at 81 5093 for old or full grown,
nd 81 50@2 for small, with amp supply Ducks
ull at S2n2 25 per dozen.
SALT-Liverpool coarse quoted at Sl@1 05 per
ack. Turks Island dull at 33935c per bu Fair
emand for domestic, and Ohio River and Kama
Tha sells at 95c per brl of bushels and 81 20 Der
ri of 7 bushels.
SEED-Moderate jobbing demand and steady
larket for clover and timothy at &c per lb for
primer and 81 2591 40 per bu for the latter on ar
lval Flax seed selling at q 1901 Is per bu,
5 to quality.