The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-16
CINCINNATI DAILY lark EFT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1872 P. NJ.

CINCINNATI Oct lh-2 L. M.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady, with
moderate sales. Family is selling at 81 10@g5 35
to quality or reputation of brand. Extra at So 60
613 75 but some brands held somewhat higher
Sunertine at s. 85@3 25. Low grades at 81 25@2 so
per brl. Spring wheat -four quiet at S4 656Qj 80
per brl, the latter figure for fancy Minnesota Rye
-four quiet and easy, at $3@3 10 per brl.
OA1S-Market steady and quiet with full sup
ply. We quote white at 2o@26c for choice sam
pie, and 23@24c for good to prime. Mixed al 20@
23c per bu for fair to prime.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and steady
City packed is quoted IS 25 and round lots at 25c
less per brl. Jobbing lots held at $50.
LARD-Market steady and fairly active. Cur
rentmake steam quoted 6l0@6.20c per ID. Prime
winter steam nominal at 6]4c, city kettle dull at
71a@7S4c per lb.
ings Shoulders quoted 4.S0@4S5c, clear rib at
554@5 soc, and clear sides at G0e6 l0c per h. all
packed. Sugar-cured hams at ll112c as to aver
age, and shoulders at 5>a@57sc per lb eanvased
WHEAT-Is quiet and steady. White quoted
S7@92c for good to choice but none offering to
bring the outside figure Amber at S9@90c for
choice, S6@S7c for prime, and s2@s5c for fair to
good milling. Red about the same as amber, and
inferior ranging down to Csc per bu
RYE-is quiet and steady. Good to choice sam
pie lots are quoted at 4S@5ic per bu on arrival,
and inferior duh at 4S@45c. No. 2salable az SOC
BULK MEATS : Market quiet and steady
Moderate jobbing demand and shoulders quoted
at 4(a405c, clear rib at 495@5c and clear sides at
514(95.30c per Id. oil loose.
BARLEY--The demand Is only moderate and
market easy, with large receipts. No. is quoted
81 07@1 0S and choice sample at 81 1091 IL per bu
Good to prime lots held at $l@l o.
CORN-There is fair demand but steady. No
mixed shelled selling at 39c ana No. at Csc per
bu on arrival Mixed ear scarce and firm, and
quoted 4O@41c per bu on track, and held at the
latter for prime.
C0TTON-Marketq quiet and easy and prices 1sc
l0NUpr all grades Stock 511 hplae Salnc rn-
ported at the Cotton Exchange to-day 20 bales
We quote. the following official prices: Ordinary
S3sc, good ordinary SIC, low middling 93sc, mid
ding 9}sc, good middling s7Sc. niddling fair
WHlSK Y-fs steady and fair demand at pre-
vious prices Sales en- Change at 81 0S per gall on
BEANS-Arei in moderate request and the mar
ket steady and quiet. Receipts light and held at
81 70@1 so for choice navys 81 259 50 for good to
prime, and 75(990c for common per bu.
BUTTER--The market remains quiet and steady
with liberal offerings and no material change
The best qualities are in moderate supply and fair
demand for local table use, and selling at 22@25c
for creamery and 12@15c for prime to choice
dairy-made per lb and 1@2c m ore for extra selec-
tons by the single package. Lower grades are
plenty and dull, and held at 1O@11cfor good, So
Sc for medium, and 5@6c for common per lb.
CHEESE-The market is quiet and steady, with
ample offerings, and prime to choice factory sell
ing at 99919c per ID.
COFFEE-Quiet andsteady market and fair con.
sumptiye demand and quoted as follows: Rio at
15@16c for common, 161a@lS1sc for fair to good,
1991912c for prime, 20@2015c for choice, and q a
22e for fancy yellow per ID. Laguayra at l69181ac.
Java at 25@30c per lb.
COAL-Fair market and fair demand. Selling
to consumers at 1oc for Youghiogheny, 9910c for
Kanawha, Muskingum and Hooking Valley, &c
for Ashland, and 7%@8c for Ohio River per bu,
delivered. The rates afioat are 6@65ac for Yough-
iegheny, &C for Kanawha, 51ac for Ashland, and
&c for Ohio River per bu.
COKE-The market is dull but steady and no
change. Quoted at sc for gas-house, &C for city
manufactured, and 7c for crushed per pu at yards,
and &c more delivered. st t'
EGGS-Are in fair request and ample supply,
with fresh freely offered at 141a@l5c per dozen.
FRUITS-7Markets steady for apples, with ample
supply and oderate demand at 81 25@i so per brl
arrival. Grapes sell at 7@sc for Catawbas and 5@
&c for Concords per lb. Lemons are in moderate
demand and selling at $797 so per box. Oranges
steady and demand fair at $79S per brl for Creole
Dried apples dull at 2G3c and peaches at 394c per
lb.
HAY--The demand ismoderate and the market
steady, with ample receipts. We quote prime to
choice timothy at Sl0@E per ton, medium to
good mixed at $S@9, and common at IS 50@7 per
ton, all in bales on arrival
HEMP-Market quiet and steady for rough Ken
lucky and limited offerings at Ssb@l00 per ton on
arrival. Dressed hemp in fair jobbing demand at
7c for single and nc for double dressed per lb.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and easy for bran
and quoted at $40 per ton. Shirstuffs dun at $l1
@l2 per ton. Middlings in moderate demand at
$l8@l7 per ton, all on arrival.
MOLASSES-Market steady and quiet, with
moderate consumptive demand. New Orleans
quoted at 30@4Oc for inferior to good, and 43@4Sc
per gallon for prime to choicA Refined syrupa