The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-20

salable at 42@421zc for prime on track. and held
at 43c White ear held at 431ad44c per bu.
WHEAT-The market is steady and demand
moderate White is quoted 93995c for choice, but
none offering to bring the outside figure. Amber
at 92@93c for choice, ana s909lc for good to
prime. Prime TO choice red at 90992c medium at
85@S7c, and inferior down to 75c per bu.
OATS-Are dull and IN fuil supply but steady.
M xed quoted 20@22c for fair 10 good and 23c for
prime, white at N925c per bu for prime to choice.
Inferior lots dull and nominal
BAC0N-The demand Is light and market
steady Shoulders are quoted 59z635.S0c clear rib
at 65s9654c, and clear sides at &c per lb all
packed. Sugar-cured hams at ll1z9lSe per Id, as
| to average.
BULK MEATs-Market quiet and steady
Shoulders quoted 495a5c, clear rib sides 5Is@S6c
and clear sides 6l4c per Id, all loose
| MESS PORK-The demand is moderate and
market remains steady at SO SO per brl for city
mess, and bids at this for small jobbing lots.
| LARD--IIaS a fair movement and the market is
steady. Current make steam at 65sc per lb. Chy
Kettle is quoted at 8A@S1zc and country do at
| 7s4@8c per lb.
CoTTONIThe market is quiet and medium and
higher grades declined E5c per lb. Stock $50
bales. Sales to-day 20 ba Is. We quote: Ordinary
9}Sc, good ordinary l0e low mddling 1915 mid
DING lO4c, good mlddlng lie, pudding fair
| WHISK Y-The demand is fair and there is a
steady market, and sales Change to-day at 81 06
per gallon.
| BEANS-The demand is light, and the market
WIFI dlu Selling at per
bu for common, 81 2j@l So for good to prime.
and 81 7O(gl 80 Ior choice navys per bu.
BUTrER-The receiptsare not large in the ag-
gregate but are to a great extent Of the lower
grades, which continue dull and heavy The sup
ply vi fine table bu ,.er is light, and it has firm
market with fair demand Prime to choice lots
are quoted 2l@23c for creamery, and 13115c for
dairv-made, per 10, while extra selections OF each
VIII sell at 1@2c beyond these figures. Good
packing grades at l060l1c, medium at 7698c and
common at 4@5c er 10.
CHEESE--Quiet and steady, with moderate de-
mahd, and the receipts moderate, at 9991ac per
| ID Tor prime to choice factory.
| COFFEE-ls i'll lair demand for consumption
and marketsteady at previous prices Rio sells at
| l5Ml6c for common, l61a@lI1ac for medium, lSCg
| 19c for good, l913m -015c fOr prime and 2Im22C
for choice per lb and Java is quoted 25@2Sc per
pound.
| COAL--The demand is only moderate, and the
marhct is quiet. Stocks afoat are quoted at 7c
| for Ioughogheny, SIC for kanawha, 5156a6c for
Ashland, and sc fer Ohio River, per pu. Delivered
to consumers at Sc for Ohio river SC for Ashland
so lOc for KanaWha, Muskingum and Hooking
Valley, and l0c for Youghiogheny, per bu.
COkE-ls dull and unchanged Quoted &c for
gas-house, &c for city manufactured and &c for
crushed, per bu, at yards and about &c more
delivered to consumers.
| EGGS-Fresh arrivals sell at 15c per dozen fol
small lots counted out, and the demand is fair.
FRUITS--Poaches in fair demand and moderate
| offerings at $l@2 for common to prime, and held
up TO W 5Og3 for very choice varieties. Apples
INDlcu ub $l 10 per store
and S1gl % loose on arrival. Grapes $2Gg2 50 pei
stand OF bushels for Ives Seeding, and o@6c pei
ID for Concord. Damsons dull at $292 so per stand
of bushels
HAY-The demand is fair and market firm. es
pecially for the higher qualities. Selling at $9@lC
per ton for prime to choice timothy, and held al
$6@S ior lower grades, rs to quality, per ton all
arrival. In store, ~ per ton more required.
HEMP-ls in moderate demand only, and ligh
| offerings OF rough Kentucky at $95@l00 per tor
on arrival. Dressed hemp jobbing slowly at ia
| 71ac per ID, the latter price for double dressed
| MILL FEED-Bran is firm with moderate offer
ings and selling at $40 per ton. Shi stuffs are dull
at so J0@ll per ton. Mlddlings are in moderate
demand and quoted at $l4@l7 per ton, all in bulk
on arrival In store dealers ask 81 more per ton
| MOLASSES-Is quiet with amp e but moderate
offerings We quote New Orleans at 43@4sc fol-
prime to choice, and 35@p4Oc for fair to good, and
refined syrups at 5O@75c for lair to choice per gal
| lon.
OILS-Moderate demand for extra lard oil, and
selling at 59@6Oc per gallon for current make
Prime linseed is quoted 55957c per gallon an6
quiet Refined petroleum is steady and fairly
active at 1OWl21ac per gallon.
| POTATOE--1here is a fair demand, with mod
crate but ample receipts, and selling at 81 50@1 6t
per brl packed in store, and 81 l091 Is per br
| loose on arrival Sweet potatoes duh at 81 50d
| 2 90 per brl, as to quality.
POULTkY-MaFke quiet and steady, with mod
crate demand and ample receipts Selling at 81 81
@3 w for OLD, and 81 50@2 25 for young per doz.
as quality. No other poultry now selling.
| SALTS in moderate demand, and Ohio Rive
and Kanawha sells at Csc per bri of bushels anG
| ST 20 per brl of bushels Coarse Liverpool held
at S1a1 05 per SACK and Turks Island is dull a,
35c per bu.
SEED-The demand is light and the receipts
moderate and market steady Clover quoted Sc in
store, and 7(174c on arrival per lb. Timothy 81 40
al so per bu in store, and S. 2O@1 80 on arrival,
Flax seed quiet and steady at 81 l591 %
per bu.
SUGAR-Market steady and quiet, with fair de-
maud. We quote: Yellow refined at 7s4@S1%c,
extra c at s5z@9Ac, A white at 91a91Oc ganil-
lated and powdered at 1014@l0%c, and crushed
at 71at0812c per lb
TALLOW-Quiet and steady, with ample re-
ceipts of country, and selling at 61ac per lb in
packages