The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARX EFT.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 23-2P, NJ

CINCINNATI Nov. 23-2 P. NJ.
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady No material
change. Family Sc ling at "a 1905 25, for ordinary
up to fancy white wheat flour. Extra neglected at
S. 5O93 75 superfne at " S0@3 10, and low gra les
dull ut s. 25t92 SO per bril- Buckwheat -four at
S4@5, as to quality. Rye flour ut 10 1898 Is for
choice Northwestern, and ~ 90@3 lor ordinary
per brl.
WHEAT-Is in fair demand and the market
firm. White quoted 93@95c for prime to choice,
and the latter grade scarce and held shade
higher. Choice red sold to-day at 93c to arrive,
and quoted 9lf992c spot, and amber at 9l1ac on
track Good to prime red or amber quoted SS1
9Oc, and ordinary at S0@S5c, with common at 709
| 75c per bu.
| C0RN-The market rules steady and there is a
| fair demand. We quote mixed sheled at 33c for
No. 2 Oh arrival; new mixed ear selling to-day at
32G(S212c per bu; old nearly nominal at 3g3oc for
| shelled.
feeding mand. Prime mixed AZ 23c, ordinary
to good do at 20922c, and inferior nom nal at l7@1
c per bu. Prime to choice white at 25@26c per
bushel
RYE-Is in fair request, and steady. No 2 held
| at 50@5lc in elevator. Good to choce on track
| at 4S95lc per bu Inferior nominal at 42945c per
bushel.
| BARLEY-Market steady, and moderate de-
mand We quote choice fall at 81 0S91 10, prime
sample at 81 02(91 03, and No. 2 grade at 81 051g
| 06 per bu. Interior ranging down to 60c per bu.
| Spring hurley dull at G5@75c per bu for good TO
| prime.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet an rather
easy Prime city mess is held ut S. per brl for
new. and quoted 81 per bri for old
! LARD-ls steady and fairly active. Prime
steam is selling at 5.S5t95.90c per ID. Kettle is
merely nominal.
| GREEN MEATS-Are in moderate demand and
STEADY. Shoulders quoted 212@e228c per lb Green
hams sell at 5l4@53ac for choice average, and "A
65c Tor inferior el lb.
BACON-Is in light demand but steady. shoul-
ders at 3lst9314c, clear rib sides al 41sa4l4c, and
clear sides held at 4I2c per lib, all PACKED Sugar
h,t, oft for nod tn nl1t,ina tn
average and brand, and shUulde at {S4ey5c per
lb, canvascd and packed, and demand moderate.
| DRY SALTED MEATS-Are in light demand
and steady mulket. Partly cured meats are quoted
3l4c for shoulders, 41sc for clear rib and 43sc for
clear sides per lb, Ill packed, and IL To 20 days i'll
sa t.
COTTON-Market dull and unchanged. We
quote the official prices as follows: Ordinary
| re, good ordinary SIC, low midd!inG S3se, md
ding Sc, good middlng 914c, middllng fair 9a4c,
| fair 0i4c PER ID.
gallon and good demand.
| BEANS-The demand is light and the market
steady with liber, offerings. Choice navys are
quoted at 81 50@ Go, good to prime at 81 25@1 40,
| and ini riOr at 100 poe per bu.
| RuTrER-Thtre ,sa continued Iuiet and steady
market, with good local consumptive trade in the
finer quail ties. There is little packing or shipping
demand Inferior grades ale neglected and dull
with heavy receipts and stocks accumuIatirg. We
quote dairy made at 1l(g13c per lb for prime to
choice lots and creamery ut 22M25c p 10, but
fancy selections of either will bring 1@2c more.
Good packing quoted 9dl0c, medium qualities at
7@gSc and common at 495c per lb.
| CHEESE--ls in fair demand and quiet with
prime to choice factory selling at S19Gl9c per h.
| COFFEE-The market is quiet and steady and
liberal offerings at previous Dces. Java sells at
2392Sc and Laguayra at 169lFc per lb. Common
| Rio at l}anl5C, fair to good at l5Iq417c prime
at l7HA1S,,, choice al lS14@l9c and fancy yellow
at 10c rer ID.
COAL-The market is steady but quiet and with
moderate local demand. Offerings atloat at SC for
Youghiogheny, nc for Kanawba, SIC for Ash
land, and 514@5c for Ohio River, per bu. The
rates delivered to consumers are lie for Yougho-
gheny, IL" for Kanawha, 10g11c for Hooking Val
| ley and Muskingum, l0c for Ashland. and &c for
Ohio River, per bu. Camel coal is quoted at LOO
lSc per bu, and anthracite al N@7 so per ton de
| livered.
COKE-Is in moderate demand and the market
steady with gashouse dnoted at &c, city mann-
factured at &c and crushed at Sc per bu, at yards
| Held &c more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-'lhe demand is active and the receipts
are moderate, with firm market, and selling at
22d23c per dozen for fresh arrivals
| FRuIrS-Applcs are in moderate demand and
the supply ample, and quoted on arrival at $l@
40 per bril- as to quality, and 81 50G1 rs for good
to prime in store, but held Mt 81 per brl for very
choice. Cranbeires are quoted $GgS per brl, and
s. 25g2 rs per bu in crates. Creole oranges are in
fair demand and sell at s5@7 per brl. Lemons
quiet and steady at $500 per box.
HAY-The local demand is good, but mostly for
the best grades, and the market otherwise is
|
choice timothy in bal on arrival. HID at $S@
s 50 for medium and 81 00@7 SO for common per
ton.
Kentucky is in light supply and held at 500 per
ton on arrival. Jobbng sales Of dressed at 61.c for
single and 7a7l4c for double per ID.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady, and
bran il, ample supply at 50 50glO 90 per ton
fair request and selling at $l39l7 per ton, all OIL
arrival.
MOLAssEs-Fa demand for New Orleans and
ample supply, and selling at 3j@i3c for new crop
good to choice, and 27Il35c for old per gallon
Refined syrups dull at 40@65c per gallon. Sorghum
at 25Gl30c per gallon.
! OlLS-EXtra lard oil is in moderate demand at
5SaC0c per gallon. Prime linseed sells 58c per
gallon and quiet Refined petroleum in demand
at 10@12c per gallon, as to fire test
PEANUTS-Are in fair demand and liberal
| offerings Tennessee sell at 5M513c for white,
and 3}4m4l4c for red per ID, and n, arket steady.
| POTAT0ES-The receipts are ample and de-
mand moderate, hut the mark, remains steady
and quoted i0aj0c per bu for common to prime,
and some choice early rose at Soc, arrival loose.
Held at 81 COAL rs per brI, packed, in store for
good 10 choice Sweet potatoes at 81 5092 90
TOUiTRY-There is fair demand for turkeys,
and selling at 7Gg712c live, and 9@10c for dressed
per lb. Ducks in light demand at 81 5o92 90 per
dozen. Geese at So 50@3. Live chickens selling
at 81 5092 so per dozen, as to size and coIdi-
! tion.
sALT-ohio River and Kanawha is in fair de-
mand and steady at 81 30@1 IS per brl of bu, and
| 81 coal 05 per brl of bu. Coarse Liverpool is
held at s'@i o5 per sack, and Turks Island duu
at 32taS3c per bu
sEED-only a moderate jopbing demand, and
market dull at &c per lb for cover, and $ld1 10
per bu for timothy on arrival Flax selling at
$1a1 10 per bu.
SUGAR-The market is quiet with moderate
demand We quote New Orleans at 6tz1712c for
raw, and s@9c for clarified, yellow refined at -7l@
SC, extra G sA@9c, white 9h@9t4c,, powdered
and granulated 97s@l014c, ana cut loaf 1880
l0ibc ..
TALI.OW-Has quiet and steady market. with
prime country rendered in packages quoted at &c
per lb.