The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CrNcINNArr. Oct. mp. NJ.

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RYE-Market quiet and steady No. 2 in ele-
yator at soc per bu, held at 51c. Good TO choice
sample lots on track at 47@g50c per Su. Inferior
dull at 44A45c per bu and some common Offering
nominally down to 40c per bu.
OA1S-The market is quiet and steady. Mixed
is quoted 22@23c for good to prime, and choice
white at 25c per bu.
BARLEY-Moderate demand and marketsteady.
We quot, choice fall at 81 10 aud No. at 81 05(9
OF and No. 3 at 97@9Sc per bu. Inferior ranging
WHEAT-Market quiet and moderate demand.
Choice white at 90@9le per hu. Amber and red
at S9@9Oc for choice and S5@S7c for good to prime
and ranging down to Zoe per bu for inferior.
OORR-The market is quiet and easy. Mixed
ear is quoted 3S@39c for old and 33@34c for new.
Old shelled at 371aGl38c for No. aud 369361ac for
No, on track and held about lc more in elevator.
BULK MEATS-Market easy and demand light,
Shoulders are quoted at 3.60CG3 Csc, clear rib at
43E9455c, and clear sides at DC per ID. all loose.
BACON - Demand light and market weak.
Shoulders at 412c clear rib sides at 5c, and clear
sides at 53495S0c per 10, all packed Sugar-cured
hams at f0@l1e per ID, shoulders at 54g51ac,
canvased and packed.
MESS PORK-Market quiet and easy. Prime
city mess quot d at 81 5O@S per brl, spot
LARD-Moderate demand and market easy
Current make quoted at 69605c, prime winter
steam at 61sc per ID. City kettle held at 7]4@71ac
for jobbng lots
Sales to-day 1l0 bales. We quote: Ordinary81sc,
good ordinary SIC, low middling 91Sc middling
g1sc, good middlfng 9sc, middipg fair, 1014c, fair
WHlsKY-Is in active demand and selling
steadily at 81 0S per gallon.
BEANS-Quet and steady, with moderate offer
ings and demand light Common at 75(g90c, good
to prime at 81 25@1 so, and choice at 81 T091 50
per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are rather large, but
mostly of lower grades the supply of which is in
excess OF the demand, with dull ana heavy
market. There is good local demand for the
finer qualities with only moderate offerings. We
quote creamery at 23925c per ID for choice and 27c
for extra selections Dairy made at I21l3c for
prime and l4@l5c for choice, but single tubs of Sc
lecions bring l6gl7c per ID. Good lots offered at
l0@llc medium at S@9c and common at 5(97c.
CHEESE-The demand is moderate and market
steady, with ample supply Selling at 81a991ac
per lb for prime to choice factory. Lower grades
dun at 61a0g719c per b.
COFFEE-Is in fair demand and firm, but with
Outmaterial change. We quote common Rio at
41a@15c, fair to good l512@171ac, prime 1S@1S11ac
choice l9@1913c and fancy yellow at 2012@2lc per
lb Java at 25930c per ID. Laguayra at 161a91S12c
per lb.
COAL--The supply is ample and market steady,
with fair local demand. We quote Ohio River at
awha l0c, Youghiogheny at 10c per bu delivered
to consumers The rates aaoat are 6@61ac for
Youghiogheny, &c for Kanawha, SIC tor Ashland,
and &c for Ohio River per bu.
COKE--Is in moderate demand and liberal Of
ferings. Gas-house quoted at SC, city manufac
tured at &C, and crushed at &c per bu at yards
delivered 10 COIsuHleTS dL ZC per Du more.
EGGS-The receipts are more moderate and
there is firm market, with fresh selling at 1870
15c per dozen.
FRuITS-Market quiet and steady for apples
with ample supply and selling at 75C@$1 per brl
loose, on arrival, and 81 25a1 IS per brl, packed
in store, and some fancy lots held higher. Oranges
quiet and Creole quoted at III 5097 80 per brl.
Lemons sell at $7@4S per box and demand moder
ate. Dried apples dull AT 29254c, and peaches at
S@334c per lb
HAY-Is in fair consumptive demand but
chiefly for the best grades, and ample offerings
We quote prime to choice at $l0@ll, good mixed
at IS 50(99 and inferior at S7(g7 5O per ton on
rival and 81 more III store.
HEMP-Is steady and the demand moderate
with light supply. Dressed is quoted &c for single
and nc or double dressed, per lb, IN store
Rough Kentucky is held at $95@lOO per ton on ar
rival.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady and
ample supply. We quote bran Sl0@l0 so, shipstufs
Sll@12 and middlings at $l3@l7 per ton, all in
bulk on arrival. Held at ~ per ton more in store
| MOLASSES-Is in moderate demand and steady
Refined syrups sell at 40@7Oc per gallon, as to
quality. New Orleans is quoted 30440c for infc-
rior to prime and 45c for choice old crop. Fine
qualities new held at 50455c ergallon. Sorghum
dull at 306133c per gallon.
OILS-Quiet and steady market, and no mate
rial change We quote lard oil, extra current
make, at 5S960c; refined petroleum at l0@12c as
to fire test; prime linseed at soc per gallon.
POTATOES-Have firm market and demand
fair, with ample but not large supply Arrival
lots are quoted 4o@5Oc, loose, and some choice
early rose held at more. Store lots at 81 coal rs
per bril- packed, for prime to choice. Sweet po-
tatoes dull at 81 5o@2 per brl
POULTRY-Live chickens are in fair request
and market steady, and liberal offerings at 81 50
@2 90 for small and 81 25@3 90 per dozen for large
Live turkeys held at 7@71ac per lb. Ducks at s.
O. so per dozen.
PEANUTS-The receipts are light and the mar
ket remains tirir, with moderate demand. and
Tennessee selling at 514G534c fo prime to choice
white, and 4149434c for red per lb.
SALT-Market quiet and steady We quote
Turks Island at 33935c and coarse Liverpool at
81 05@1 10 per sack Ohio River and Kanawha at
Csc per brl of $50 lbs and 81 20 per brl OF bu de-
livered
SEED-The market is quiet. timothy is quoted
at 81 25@l 30 per bu, in store and 81 l091 Is, ON
arrival. Clover held at 7@714c, in store and 61ac
on arrival, per lb. FLAX selling at 81 l0@1 20 per
bushel.
SUGAR-There is steady m market at the follow
ing prices: New Orleans at S14@9c for clarified and
714CaSc for raw, yellow refined at 73S@81Sc, extra
C at 813@9c, A white at 9ls@9y54c, granulated and
powdered 9za@lo114c, crushed at 1O1s@1011ac, and
cut loaf at 10}4c per lb.
TALLOW-M Market quiet and steady, with ample
offerings, and city rendered at SIC per lb, packed.