The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23

u'oSe ot ytteruay. Stoek, 27Ol nale2 heceipts
24O bales. Shipments l22 bales Sales ISL. The
Cotton Exchange official quotations as follows:
ordinary. 97se; good 104c; low middling, 105sc;
middling lO1sc; good m ddlng. u1sc; mid
ding fair. llssc; fair. l2skc per Id.
WHISKY
selling steadily at 81 0s per gallon and with an
| actlve demand and firm market.
| MISCELLANEOUS
Beans The market is quiet and firm. with
moderate offerings, at 81 65@1 10 for choice
navys, 81 359i so for good to prime, and 9Oc@Sl
for common per bushel
Butter: The demand is fair, especially for local
/ table use, for which the finest qualities are re-
CURED The receipts are moderate ana the mar
Ket remains firm. Creamery sells at 25@s0c per
TO- the latter for extra selections: choice dairy at
li9l5c lor Central Ohio and l6@l7c for Western
Reseiye and single selected packages at l9@20c
per lb good TO prime lots quoted at 18@l2e, and
common to fair at case perlb
Broom corn continues gu ct and steady and
ine receipts light and quoted as follows; ked
| brush, 2S4@SAc; red Time 3h64c; green stalk,
4A@4t4c, ana hurl at 5951zc per lb.
| Cheese is in steady. lmr demand, and re-
eelpts moderate Selling at 10h@llc per lb for
prime to choice factory.
Coal is in moderate demand and the market
firm. with very | ght supply. Wholesale prices
nominal, Delivered to consumers as follows:
lsc for Youghiogheny, II" fn. KanawhA. i6al7c
M tMr Hooking Valley and Muskngum. and l5c for
ohlo River per bu>htl; CunneI III = c Der bushel;
Anthracite NJ $500 SO per ton delivered
u ke is dun and the market steady. and no
quoable change. We quote: &c for gas h, use.
&c for rtyrnede, and 7@9c for crushed pee ssishel
at Yards. Held l92c higher to consumers, delv-
cred.
Egg are steady and quiet, with moderate de-
mahd and the market steady at 16c per dozen
for fresh.
Frnits: Apples sell at 81 5O@2 so for good to
| choice, and quiet Cranherres at $6@S per brl,
4 ana moderate demand Louisiana oranges sell at
| "a 300 per brl. Lemons steady and quiet at
| SiG5 per box Dried apples N fair demand at
4@4t2c, and peaches selling at 51RGe6Aac per 10.
hay is quiet, with ia r consllmpuv demand.
| Tne receipts are moderate and ample. and the
| market remains steady. We Quote: Prime to
| choice timothy at $l4@15, fair to good mixed at
| bales on arrival
HEMP: The demand is moderate and market
qu ct steady. Dressed in tore jobbng at 71ac
fr single and Shc for double dressed per 10.
Rough Kentucky quoted Sll5@120 per ton on az
rival
Iron is fin but quiet. with fair demand and
moderate offerings The following are the quota
tons ut i ur-months time: charcoal Hanging Rock
NO ], Si0@4l 5Odo No. 2, $3SaI 10: Tennessee, No.
| !, S}oW3I No. stone a. S36038: M. coke.
$3S@S9; Hanging Rock car-wheel, Sij@50; South
| ern do. sS7Gel5. Blooms, So per ton.
| MIlleed s steady and quiet with generally fair
demand and moderate receipts. We quote bran ~
SO 81, shlpstufS at SllMl3 and middlines at $l4M
|
dlings bnng Sal per ton. Held about 81 more
| per ton for store lots.
| Oils: Fair demand and firm for refined petro-
ieum. al l3@ l5c per gallon as to freleSt. Linseed
bbih. NJ GS6e70c ler gallon. Lard oil quiet and
| firm at 53a55c for winter extra, and 50@52c for
current make per gallon.
Ponlty is quiet and steady, with am pie receipts,
and no material change. We quote live cn cke S
a, 81 oSh93 per dozen. as to size nd conditions:
lose per Id for turkey: S3@3 so for geese, and
32(H2 70 for ducks per Dozen
T latoes are firm and quiet with ample offer
ings ana lair demand at 40041c per bu for arrival
rs, for GOOD to choice. and 55@G0c in ore,
.oosc. Choic1 larked n 81 IS pc brl.
Peanuts: In M delate supply and firm. with
scarce V any new arrivals as yet and white selling
at 6fa64r TO- Nlrgina and 5M@6c for Tensies ee
and red at 5lss9jssc per Ii,
Salt is quiet, moderate demand and market
STEADY, with Ohio River and Ksnawha at 81 IS
l.r br OF bushels, and 81 G5 per br of bushels
Furti duh ut 3}01s5c per bii for Turks Island
ana 81 @l o5 per sack for coarse Liver ool.
Seed quiet and steady. with fair demand and
&c per 10 III sore. Glover on arrival at &c, aud
ne q ut more, with light receipts. Flax at 81 100
20 per bu.
Tallow is in ample suppl, and the market rules
steady. W til moderate demand and sell lig at GA
@6c, the later for prime city loose.
Vhgetabes Sweet potatoes firm and quiet at
VI 50@2 no per brl. as IT, quality or variety C b.
oage IN ample supply and mode ate demand at
sf"4 ou Fer nunur Il III store. Onions in latg &c
| supply vt $202 90 per brl and dull.
GRtICERtEs-
Coffce The demand is fair and the mar
| knt remains firm, with Laguayra at 16io
@lS%r Java at 2I@29c, Mocha ut 27t@2sc; Rio,
common to fair at 13@1bc. good to pr me al lea
ale choice at l@9191ac, and fancy yellow ut qua
| 2lc per ID.
Mola>ses: Fair demand for New Orleans and
moderate offerings AT 3j@4Or for fnir to good,
and 42@ S" f. prime to choice Refined syrups
dull at 35@6Oc as to quality, DER gallon. Sorghum
| ut 25@2Hc per gallon.
Rice is steady an quiet ana moderate demand
ai7 91s4c per pound for Louisiana,
Smear is firm aud prices tending onward Re-
fined yellow at 7H@8Ic, extra C at Sl5aB7Ic.
A white at 9Adly,Sc granulated and powdered
at 91s@lnlsc, crushed at 1OI4@lOHc, and cut loaf
at 51ssy10 &c per ii.