The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-30

sample lots on arrival at 4995lc, and fair to good
at 41@4Sc per bu No. in elevator at sic per bu.
BARLEY-Market steady and demand moder-
ate Spring is not selling 81 as to allow any quo
tations. Fall is quoted 81 07@l OS per bu for No
2, 90@95c for fair 10 good lots, and 75@SOc for
WHEAT-Is in fair milling demand and the
market steady. Prime TO choice white at S8@9Oc
per bu. Red and amber at S7@S9c for prime to
choice, S4gS5c for good milling lots, and 75@SOc
for inferior per bu.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and easier.
We quote prime city mess at 81 5O@7 70 per brl,
and offered at the latter figure.
LARD-Quiet and easy market Prime steam
currentmake quoted 5.9095 50 per lb, and winter
steam ut &c per Id.
BULK MEATS-Qulet and easy market wcth
light oaerings. Shoulders quoted 9A@3Ac clear
TiD at 4.35O9440c. and clear sides at 46Og4.G5c,
but held about ne higher, loose.
BAC0N-Moderate demand and market quiet:
Shoulders quoted 8.95@4c, clear rib at 5@51fc and
clear sides at 51s15Sc per lp, all packed and held
10@12l5c per ID, canvased and packed.
CORN-The market is quiet and easy. Mixed
ear quoted 30@32e for new, us to quality: and old
is scarce and held at 37@3Sc per bu for prime.
Sheled at 36@37c for No. 2 old per bu.
CoTTON-Market quiet and easy, and prices 1se
lower. Stock 3056 bales Receipts lO4O bales.
Shipments l,2ls bales We quote: Or Ordinary zIc.
9Hc, good middling 92sc, middlrg fair 1oc fair
WHIsKY-The markets. steady and the demand
1alF, WIN Stes ab Sl 10 per RthiOn.
BEANS-The market is dull but steady, and lib
eral offerings. We quote choice navys at ST S09
I 80, good to prime 81 40@l 60, Inferior down to
75c per bu.
terial change. The receipts are LIBERAL but mostl
of inferior quality, and really fine butter is in
moderate supply. We quote creamery at 22925e
in lots, and 27c for extra selections. Dairy-made
at l3@l5c for prime to choice and &c more for se-
lected packages of fancy. Good packing at l091lc,
mediums at S@9c, and common at 59ic per Id.
CHEESE-Is in fair consumptive demand and
moderate but ample receipts, and prime to choice
COFFEE-Marketf firm butquiet, and only fair
consumptive demand. va sells at 25@S0c, and
Laguayra at 16ls@1S1ac per lb, as to equality Rio
is quoted 14@l5c for common, l51a@16c for fair.
17@p19ac for good to prime 19920e for choice, and
20H@2lc for fancy yellow per 10.
COAL-Market steady and moderate demand,
and selling to consumers delivered, at 10@llc for
Kanawha, 1Oc for Hooking Valley and Muskingum,
9@10c for Ashland, and Sc for Ohio River, per bu.
Stocks aioat held at TIC for Youghiogheny and
kanawha, 6@61ac for Ashland, and 51a@6c for
Ohio River, per bu. ..'
COKE-Is III moderate demand and steady, with
gas-h house quoted at SC, city manufactured at &c,
| and crushed at &c per bu at yards, and about &c
more delivered to consumers.
limited offerings, and fresh arrivals selling at IA
@15c per dozen.
FRUITS-Market steady and quiet for apples,
and ample receipts at 81 1902 25 for packed lots
Ill slOTe, ana Sl luigi Ou per OIL loose, OIL drFlEaI
moderate Lemons at S6@7 per box Dried
peaches are quoted 3@4c, and dried apples at2@3c
perlb.
supplied and steady We quote prime 10 choice
timothy at So 50910 so per ton, GO mixed hay at
$685. and common at ST 5017 10 per ton all in
bales, on arrival. Held at 81 more in store.
HEMP-The demand is moderate and market
quiet with light offerings of rough Kentucky at
$95@100 per ton on arrival Dressed in fair
jobbing demand at 7c for single and nc for double
dressed per ID.
MILL FEED-The market remains steady and
quiet. We quote bran at $0C0l0 So shil stufs at
$1l@12, and middlings at $l3@l7 per ton, all in
bulk on arrival. Held at " per ton more in
store.
MOLAssEs- Steady market and fair consump-
tive demand. Refined syrups quoted 45@70c per
gallon as to quality Sorghum held at 306e25c per
gallon for prime to choice. New Orleans selling at
30@40c for old and 45@55c per gallon for new
crop.
OILS-Steady and quiet market, and moderate
demand Lard Oil, current make at 5S@60c per
gallon. Lins, ed at 54g55c per gallon for prime.
Refined petroleum at l0@l2c per gallon, as tC
POTATOES-Are in ample supply and demand
fair with o steady market at 45@55c per bu
loose, on arrival and 81 656al so per brl pack d
in store. Sweet potatoes dull at 81 7oN2 per brl o
POULTRY-Fair demand for chickens and lib
eral offerings at 81 50@2 rs per dozen as to quail
ity. Geese dull at $3@3 5O and ducks at 81 0o9
SO per dozen. Live turkeys sell slowly al 61a(D7t
per lb
SALT-Only limited demand, but the market
Is steady. Foreign quoted at 33@35c per bu, and
course Liverpool at Sl@1 10 per sack. ohio River
and KanawIa quiet at Soc per brl OF bu and 81 2C
per brl of bu.
SEED-Timothy is jobbing slowly at 81 10@1 Il
per bu on arrival, and 81 25@l 30 in store. Clover
dull at 614@6ac on arrival and &c in store per lb.
Flaxseed in fair demand at 81 10@l 20 per bu.
SUGAR-The market is quiet and steady. We
quote yellow refined at 7E4sc, extra c at Sl@@
dered AT 91s@l0l4c, crushed at 10%c per ID. New
Orleans at o1a@S14c for clarified, and 7E@Sc fol
raw per lb.
TALLOW-Is in fair demand and market
steady with ample receit Is and selling at 61ac for
country in packages.