The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Sent. 27-2P. NJ

| SlNClNNAIl, oept ~ +. M.
| FLOUR-The market remains steady and farl,
active Spring wheat flour quoted S5@5 IS, tn,
latter for choice Minnesota Rye -four quiet ant
steady at $8@3 % per brl. Family -four selling a
| S555 10 for fancy brands, and 81 l564 50 for or
dinary. Extra held at So 7O(93 So superfine Al
81 SO@3 25 and low grades at s. 25G92 80 per brl.
| OATS-Are in fair local demand and have firm
| market. Prime to choice white held at 26g27c pei
| bu. Mixed quoted 23@25c for fair to prime, and
nominally at 2012lc for common, per bu. Sales Ot
good to prime white to-day on Change at 25a26c
per bu.
WHEAT-The market remains steady with rath-
| er light demand. Red is quoted 92e for choice
S799Oc for fair to prime. Amber 9l@93c for prime
| to choice, and S8@90e for good milling lots
White would sell at 95@96c for choice which is moi
offered, and is quoted 92@93e for prime.
| RYE-The demand is fair and market steady
Prime to choice sample at 52g53c, and good lots
at 50a51c per bu on track. No. in elevator at
53c per bu, but held at shade more.
CORN-The market continues steady and quiet
per tu for prime on track, but holders ask about
1c more. Shelled at 4112942c for No. 2, and 400
4lc for inferior, as to quality.
BARLEY-There is a moderate demand for fall
with large receipts, and quoted 81 12@1 10 f I
strictly choice lots, which scarce, and 81 05(Q
0S for prime, and 95c@T OF for fair to ) rime.
Inferior or damaged lots offering down to 75c per
bu Spring barley merely nominal.
BULK MEATS-The market is quiet but there
is firm feeling. Shoulders held at 45sc clear rib
sides at 5G00565c, and clear sides at SIC per h.
all loose.
BACON-The demand is light and market held
steady. Shoulders quoted 51s61515c, clear rib at
6}Sc and clear sides at 65Ic per Ib, all packed
Sugarcured hams at 1a@12 for good to choice,
as to average and brand
MESS PORK-Market quiet and steady, and
city mess held firmer at " per brl, but bids at
about 25c less
LARD-Demand moderate and market rather
frmer in tone. Current make steam quoted So 40
@62 per ID. City kettle held atS14c for small job
bing lots and country quoted 713@734c Der ID.
COTTON = Market quiet and nominally I'M
changed. Sales at the Cotton Exchange ia bales
prices: Ordinary sI4c good ordinary lO57ssc low
middlng 10Ac, middling l0lac,. good middling
1Ot4c, u,iddling fair 114c and fair 1154c per lb.
WHISKY-Is still selling at 81 Of per gallon and
BEANs-The market is dull but steady and light
receipts Best navys 81 75@l So fur to good white
81 25@1 So and inferior at 75c@$1 per bu.
BUTTER-There is only fair local demand
ami only the best grades taken, and these are in
light supply. The receipts are large of the inferior
qualities, which are neglected and dull. No ma
terial change in prices We quote creamery at 20
@23c and 24@25c for fancy selections. Prime to
single selected packages. Medium quoted at 90
10c and common down to &c per lb.
CHEESE--Is quiet and steady with moderate
demand, and the supply light at 9@91ac per lb for
prime to choice. Inferior is quoted at S9ScH
per ID. and dull
COFFEE-Has very quiet market, but prices
steady and in moderate demand only We quote
common Rio 15@16c, medium 1615@1711ac, good
18@19c, prime 191a@201ac, and choice 2l12@22c
per lb and Java 25@29c per lb.
COAl-There is a fair retail demand, and the
market is steady with ample supply at 10c for
Youghiogheny, 9@10c for Kanawha and Hooking
Valley, 9@10c for Muskingum, SC for Ashland,
and &c for Ohio River per bu, delivered to con-
sumers. The rates afoat are: 6t961ac for Youghio-
gheny, &C for Kanawha, SIC for Ashland, and &c
for Ohio River per bu.
COKE-Dull and nominally unchanged. We
quote gas-heuse sc, city manufactured &c, and
crushed &c per bu, at yards Held about &c more
per bu delivered to consumers
EGGS-Continue steady and are in fair demand,
dozen, counted out.
FRUITS-Peaches scarce and held at 50 5093 90
per bu, in boxes for prime to choice. Apples in
large supply and dull at 75@90c per bril- loose,
from wagons, and held at 81 25(9l 40 per brl,
packed, in store. Grapes steady and in fair de-
mand at $292 80 per stand of two bushsls for Ives
seedlings and S@4c per lb for Concords Lemons
in light supply at S7@S per box.
HAY-The demand is fair for the local trade
but only the better grades wanted. Market steady
and selling at $9@l0 per ton for prime to choice
timothy Inferior quoted $6@S per ton, according
to quality, all on arrival. In store So more re-
quired.
HEMP-Quiet and steady market, with light
offerings and rough Kentucky sells at $959100 per
ton, on arrival, and dressed is jobbing slowly at
7@119c per lb, as to quality, in store.
ample receipts. We quote bran at Sl091O so, ship
stufs at $11@12, and middlings at $13@17 per ton,
all in bulk, on arrival, and Held at 81 more per
ton in store
MOLASSES- The market is steady and quiet,
with moderate supply OF New Orleans and selling