The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
REvIIw OF THE cIEcIHHAu DAILY
MAHKETS
CINCINNATI. Oct Ia P. M.
BREADsTCFFS.

CINcINsArI. Oct LAP. M.
BREADsTUFFs4
Flour The market remains quiet and steady.
We quote family at 81 209b 80 and fancy grades
ranging to s6 % as 10 quality or reputation OF
brand. Extra at 81 1904 %, superhne at ~ lb9
40 Low GRADES at S3 15@3 60 per brl. Rye -four
at IS 1898 30 per brl and some favorite brands
held at more.
Barley has firm and quiet market No. fall
selling to-day at 9s9t95c on track Prime TO choice
sample lots at 9Oc@Sl and fair to good at 759S5e
per bu. Spring at 6O@s5c, rs to quality.
Rye is firm and fdF demand, with limited offer
ings. No2 selling to-day IN elevator 1T 70c, and
held at 69c on track. Sample lots 6sg7oc per br
for prime to choice but he d shade higher.
Wheat is stea6y and fairly active No. red
sold to-day at 81 III. and p ime sample at 81 10
per bu. lot of mixed white and red at landing
s'ld at 81 IN per bu. Amber gu ted $l@l 05 for
inferior 81 0S@l 10 for good to prime, and held at
OaIs aie quiet and steady. with no material
change. We quote mixed at 27@29t for pie as
to quality. with sales If No, ut 30c; white
prime to choice sam le at 3lm &c per bushel.
Corn is quiet and steady Mixed shelled quoted
1@42c for prime to choice, and ear at 429iSc on
track. White sheiled scarce al 45c for No. 2.
PROVISIONS.
Lard is steady and quiet. Prime steam current
make at 5-s5c, and winter at &C per lb, spot.
Mess pork is firm and quiet. Quoted at SO $50
40 per brl for city mess, SPOT
Bulk meats finn. and light offerings. Shoulders
at 3.55@3,6Oc and clear sides at 5A@51sc, but
hardl, any on the market except az figures be-
yond the views of buyers. Clear sides are NOM
ina1.
Bacon is quiet and steady. Shoulders at no
clear rib at6]Ec and clear sides at 654c per ID.
packed. Sugar-cured hams at 91a@lOc, as to aver
age.
COTTON
The market is weak to-day and quotations here
are H@l4c Lower. Receipts 422 bales. Shipments
40 bales. Stock : 1928 bales. The official praces
we quote as follows: Ordinary, 8T9 good Ordin-
ary, 9Lc low middling, SIC: nliddling, 10c;
good m'd.lling, lOAc; m.ddllng fair, 1o1sc; fair,
The market is steady and active demand. Sales
to-day at 81 O6 per gallon
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beans: Very little doing and the offerings light
Prices merely nominal at 81 45@l 81 for choice
navys, 81 l3 81 for fair to prime and 75(@90c for
common per bushel
Butter: The market is quiet with large receipts
and no material change. Creamery sells at 23g250
for prime to choice, and held 2e3c more for seec-
tons Of fancy. Dary-made at lSGll4c for Central
Ohio, end 15ce16c for choice Western Reserv in
lots on arrival. and will br ng l8c for selected
packages. Good to prime packing lots offered at
S@iOc per Id. Inferior aull and nominal al 5@6c
per Id.
Broom corn is firm with light receipts and
fair demand Common to good red brush, 3Q93I2e;
red tipped, 3lN4c; greenItalk braid 434goc, and
hurl, 5(g51ac per lb.
Cheese is in moderate demand and the market
steady Prime to choice sells at 1lal Nc per Id.
Coal There is a moderate retail demand and
the market rules firm at the following prices, de-
livered to consumers: Ohio River l0c, Ashland
lie. Muskngum and Hooking Valley ll@l2c, Kan
awha lie. Youghi0gheny lo@14c per Du and all
thraclte ut 70 u0tyo 3U per ton.
Coke is dull bat steady and unchanged Gas
house at &c, city manufactured ut 7c and crushed
al 7c per bn at yards Delivered to consumers
at ll12c more per bu.
Eggs are in moderate demand at l41l41Sc per
dozen for fresh, W tn ample offerings.
Fruits: Apples sell at vi a. per brl as to quality
and large receipts Grapes az 3yS12c for Ives, 4@
Be for Concord and 6@7c for Cat,w'a per lh Pears
at SO 509i for common and $G(17 for choice per
brl. Ounces at $l@l IS per bu in boxes and light
receipts
Hay is steady. and market quiet with moderate
demand and ample offerings Choice lous e-pressed
timothy at Sl4 90 and G. Cd to prime at Sl3014 per
ton on arrival. Fair to good mixed hay at $ll@12
per ton on arrival. Held at az more III sore.
Hemp There is m derate demand ana market
steady ana quiet Rough Kentucky quoted at
$40 per ton OF arrival. Double dressed in store
sells at sh@St4c, and single at 71ac per H.
Milieed: Bran is quiet with modera'e de-
mand. and freely offered at 80 per ton. shlpstufi
dull at $l0@1l per ton Middllngs in fair de.
mand al $lJ@l6 per ton in bulk on arrival. Held
in store about " per ton m re.
0 Is: Lard oil'qu ct and steady at 486950c for
current make, aii'i 53@55c for winter extra. Re-
fined petroleum in fir demand and firm at ~
@l0lac per gallon, as to fire test. Lnseed n
moderate ubblns demand al 62c per gallon.
Peanuts are in moderate demand, and the mar
ket quiet at 5Aa5ssf for red, and bs4@6c for
Tennessee white, and sA@61ac for choice Virgin
la, per h.
Potatoes are in ample supply and the market 10
steady, with moderate demand. and selling at As
e50c per bu for prime tn cho ce on arrival loose,
AMI about l0c higher in store. Choice packed at
81 IS per brl in store.
Poultry: Chickens in fair demand and the mar
ket steady, with liberal receipts and selling ut
81 50@3 pei dozen, as to quality Geese dull at
$2 SOFAS, and ducks at 81 5'lg1 rs per d zen.
Ohio River ana Kanawha sells at 81 20 per brl
of bu and 81 30 per brl Of bu; Turks Island at
33@35c per bn; coarse Liverpool at 81 l0@l l5
per sack and dull.
Seed Timothy is in moderate demand and
steady and quoted at 81 209$2 d per bu in store.
rival. Flaxseed salable at 81 109l Is in store.
Tallow Is quiet and steady with moderate de-
mand, and selling &c for city loose, and $40
for country in package per Id.
GRoCERI1-
Coffeeis in fair demand. Rio sells at 1l0
1Sc for common to fair, l3%@l 51ac. for good
to prime. 1613@l7c for choice aud 1Sdai9c for
fancy yellow per ID. Laguayra at l5@l7c Java
at 2@2Sc ami Mocha at 26(g23c per lb
M0lasses: The market rules seady and quiet
and light supply OF New Orleans at 40(945c for
prime to "hrite, and SS@aSc for fair to good per
gallon. Refined sylups dull and held ut 4O@65c
per gallon.
K,ce is IN moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet, and selling at 71s@Sc for Louis
lana.
Sugar is in fair demand and firm. and quoted a
follows: Yellow refined at 754(gShc, extra G ar
StSta8}sc. A white at S1sa91sc, granulated and
powdered at 93s@s>4e. crushed at sta@939c and
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