The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 13-2P. M

| FLOUR-Has been steady, with no quotabl
change, There was good consumptive demand
put little doing beyond this, and mostly for tn,
| higher grades. Family selling freely at 81 100
% per brl according to quality. Extra is quiet u
So 5O@3 SO supertine held at 81 8003 TO- and dull
low grades nominal at So 1922 60 per brl. Sprin,
wheat flour quiet at "a 25g4 So as to quality
Buck-wheat flour in moderate request at ST 5O(l5
Rye flour al SO 00@S 10 per brl.
CORN-Has been steady and in fair demand
and market rather firm at the close. Sales to-da,
OF mixed ear on track at 33c, and some choice
held al 331aW34c per bu. No mixed shelled a
Vator.
RYE-The market was quiet and continues
| steady with rather light offerings No. in ele
vator at SOC per bu, and No. do at 47@4Sc sample
on arrival at soc per bu for fair to choice, ana
n minally at 44@45c for inferior. Sales of No
on track to-day at soc pr bu.
WHEAT-Has been in fair demand and steady,
and prices fully sustained White is quoted 95c
Tor cnoice, and prime sample will bring 9lU92c
per bu. Am Der and red quoted 90@92c for choice,
oSao9c for prime sample, and S56eS7c for good
milling lots. Inferior as low as 7Oc per bu and
dull.
OATS-Market dull and steady. Choice white
held at 24925c per bu, mixed al 2D922c for fair
to prime, and l6@1Sc for common per bu.
BARLE4-The market was firm and had an up
ward tendency closing. steady with fair demand.
We quote prime to choice fall at 81 070g1 13, and
fair to good at 81, with inferior ranging down
to 60c per bu
BACON-Has been moderately active only with
steady market Quoted: Shoulders 3.35@
40c, clear rib at 43Sc and clear sides at 40 per
ID, all packed. Sugar-cured hams at 9l@1Oc Der
Id. as to average.
MESS PoRK-Has been steady and quiet, with
moderate offerings OF prime city mess at 81 257 5O
and held at 81 for jobbing lots
LARD-Was in tair demand and the market re-
mains steady. Prime steam current make is
quoted at $500 per lb, spot. Kettle leaf is merely
nominal,
GREEN Market quiet and steady with
only d moderate demand Shoulders quoted 212@
hams selling at SIC for choice and 55454c for in
ferior as to average, per lb.
COTTON = The market has been quiet and
steady The sales were light but prices were with
out material change during the week. Stock esti-
mated ut ,9i5 bales and receipts to-day 1888 bales
Shipments 20S bales. The official Cotton Exchange
quotations are as follows Ordinary 73sc, good
ordinary SIC, low middling SIC, middling &c,
good middling VIC, middllpg falr 934c, fair 10Ac
per lb.
WHIsKY-Has an easy market and declined .
Csc during the week, closing at 81 04 per gallon
and Il fair demand
BEANS-Are in moderate demand, and the mar
ket steady. We quote nayys at 81 Goal 70, good
to prime white 81 25@l 40, and inferior 75c@Sl
per bu.
BUTTER-The market is steady and quiet, and
the receipts liberal, with no material change The
best grades are in good local dem and, with
moderate offerings, but lower grades are in large
supply and dull. We quote creamery 22tg25c Der
ID for prime to choice, and 27c for fancy selec
tions DaiTy-made at 13(9l5c in lots, and 2d3c
more to be had for single Sc ected packages. Good
packing lots at 109llc, medium az S@9e, and
common down to 4C per h.
CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet, with
ample receipts, and demand fair, and prime to
choice is selling at tSh@9c per h.
COFFEE-Market steady but moderate demand.
Rio sells at l3Nl4c for common, 14iasl5c for fair,
for good TO prime, 1S@1S1ac for choice,
and 1912G20c for fancy per lb. Java at 25429c and
Laguayra at 16@18c per ID.
COAi.-The market is quiet and steady with
ample supply. The rates atioat are 51S@6c for
ONO River, 6RtS7c for Ashland, 71a61Sc for Ka-
nawha, and SHc for Youghiogheny per bu. De-
livered to consumers as follows: Ohio River, &c;
Ashland, 10c; Hooking Valley, Muskingum and
Kanawha, l0@llc; Youghiogheny, lie, camel, 16
@lSc per bu, and anthracite, $7(97 so per ton.
COkE-Only light demand, and the market
steady at previous prices. Gas-house &c, city man.
uiactured &c, and crushed at 71a@Sc per bu at
yards, and &c more delivered.
EGGS-The receipts are light and the ma ket
remains firm with fair demand, and fresh arrivals
selling at 1Sc per dozen.
FRUITS-Appes quiet and steady with large of
fer!ngs and quoted on arrival at 81 10@1 49, and
S6de7 per brl. Lemons in moderate demand at
"a 5095 so per box. Creole oranges sell at S5@6
per brl. Dried apples quoted 2@254c, and dried
peaches at 3t9S34c per lb.
HAG-ls in fair demand for local consumption
and the market steady, but generally for the best
grades and inferior hay is neglected and dull
We quote S9Gl0 per ton for prime to choice tmo-
thy. SS@S 50 for good mixed, and S797 so for com
mon, per ton, on arrival.