The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-01
oINoIKNarI D1ILr MARKEr.

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tainily sold today s5 9OA5 So bat it ranges
up 70 SSM . " per b,a for choice old wheat
Extra sold Ut "a 7Oa5; superhne is worth "a 0ea
w; low glales, $3 4Oa3 20 per bril- Spring
wheat -four sold at IS aia6 fog faYorite brands.
per bill.
changed. Good to choice white ranges 81 8 a
% per bu. Red is worth 81 20al 30 FOR good to
psLne, and far sample lois are quoted 81 O5a
! o. pen bus Inferior grades are offered as low
as oOc per bu. LII IS scarce and worth holni-
natly 81 85 Il Az for prime TO chDice.
,,Rf E--Mar dull and prices unchanged
we quote; No. 7Sc, on track, and soc in ele-
,asr, xatoT per W Good sample i worth I6c, and
= cOAIS-lhere is quiet ana Steady market.
Goou TO prime are worth ~ l39c for mi ike and
foaasc ior white. Choice white sold at 4hc per
CORN-,rhe market is steady with fair de.
mand to-day. There were sales OF ear at 4sc
Lor new and 6Oc for old sp t. New shelled sold
at 60c TO arrive and in y. q NJ elevator Old
| she led is nominaIly worth about the same as
ear. Also sales Of new shelied at 49c, to ar
BARLEY Market quiet. Good to choice
canadian is worth $l tOal 70 per bli. Good to
prime Northwestern 95ca$l I5per bu. inferior
ranges as low as 5c per bu. There were
sales OF 1000 bushels OF California barley to-
| uay at 81 50 per bu.
GREEN MEATs-Quiet, and shoulders are
worth 7Aa11sc. and sides lokai0elc. Holders
want outside figures. Hams arc worth 1U1,a
| lU24C IOF gOOu averages per lb
BULK MEAIS-Are IN moderate demand at
| 7Ma7Xc for shoulders; 1OMaloXc for clear rib
sides, and II 1S tor clear sides per lb all louse,
Tor half-cured meats. Packed are held lac per
lib more than loose.
MISS P0RK-There is not much demand.
and prime city mess will moi sell at more than
1 $2la2l rs per brl.
BACoN-There is very little Offering, and
| the market Is nominal at 14Mal4Ic for clear
sides, 13%a14c for clear rib, and 94alOc for
shoulders per lb, packed. Sugar -cured hams
steady at Is salBc per lb.
LARD-Market steady and quiet Prime
per lib.
OOrTON-Market steady, with an improved
demand to-day, but with a decline of 1sc per
10 on all grades. Sales $40 bales. We quote:
| ordinary, 1O1sc; goou ordinary, II Nc; low md
dung. l2c; mladling, 12Mc: GOOD middling,
| l2Ic; middling fair. 1870; far, l41Sc per IN.
| WHlSkY-Steady, with moderate demand
at II 10 per gallon, and sales at that figure of
l6l brls to-day.
BEANS-There is dull market and prices
are unchanged. We quote choice navys 81 Goa
u, and medium 81 5Oai % per bu.
| BROOM CORN-The market continues steady
but very quiet. The demand is very light. No
change in prices. We quote common red 4a6c.
green stalk braid 7aSc, and fancy green hurl
o1sa9Ac per lb.
BUTTER-The demand is fair and the re-
ceipts more moderate, and there is a firm mar
ket at previous prices. We quote: Choice. z6a
2Sc, and fancy selections bring 3rc; prime 23a
25c; medium l9a2lc and inferior i6aisc per
pound.
demand, with liberal receipts, and we QUOTE
prime to choice factory I2XaI3c per Ib
| COFFEE-Tbere is something Of an upward
tendency, especia ly on the common grades,
with limited offerings and fair local demand.
| We quote: Rio, z21s a23hc for common, "a l25c
for medium. and 251l a265Sc for prime to choice
per Id. Java Is worth 35a37c for good to
prime.
UOAL-There is steady market with foir
demand, and prices have undergone no mate
rial cnange. We qu0te: Yaughiogneny o..
Ashland Sc, and ONO River &c per bu d oat
ncllvercd 70 consumers; ,l & we quote: Ohio River
City and kanawha l2al3c, YUughiogheny I3a
l4c, and kanawha Canned &c per bI.
| DRIED FRUlIS-There Is moderate de-
mand for domestic at 9al01sc for apples and
nhai2>sc for peaches. Foreign are steady and
in fair demand. quote: Layer raislns 90 %
a3 Is uer box. CitrOn Is worth 26a30c; prunes.
sal4c; dates, 6jkasc, and curraiLs, 1jsalsKc
per lb.
EGGS--There is stoady market, with fair
demand and limited receipts Fresh arrivals
are y wor.h sssM sGa;1e e;i, ,J..e per a,, dozen.
mandfOr apples, and the market is well sun
piled and steady at s3a4 per brl for primo to
| choice. Lemons are quoted $6 10a7 30 Der box
| Oranges are selling at 81 5Oal0 per Drl. Cram
berries are quoted $lOaI per brl, and s. 25a
| y 81 per case.
HAY-There is an ample supply and the de-
mapd rs fair Tor the higher grades. Prices are
steady and show no quotabie change No Il
| timothy is worth $l9az0 f,r loose, and $7alS for
| tight pressed per ton on arrival. Common hay
| Is In hight demand ut S12al5 per ton on arrival
In store dealers require 81 per ton more
| HEMP-Ihe market Is amply supplied and
| the demand Continues light. Prices are steady
| aud unchanged. Rough Kcntucky is quoted
$l2j per ton on arrival, and about $40 per ton
more In store. Dressed is worth IOAallc
per lb.
HIDES-The receipts are larger and the de-
mand continues modcratc and urices are easier
We quote green hides 61sa7c; wet saltcd, 7agc:
dry hint, lIai5c, ana sheep pelts, 75casl 70 iof
MILL FEED-There il u fair demand with
moderate offerings for bran at $l4al5 per ton.
Shipstufs are quoted $ldai7 per ton anu dull.
Middlings ae steady but quiet, and worth $2ra
25 per ton, I'LL on arrival, and 80 more per ton
IN store.
MOLASSES-- There is moderate demand
and the supply isIarge. The market is easier
but we observe no material variation. New
Orleans is quoted 55a65c, and refined syrups
5ja65c per gallon.
OlLS-Ihere is moderate demand for Lin
seed at 6Oc per gallon. Lard oil Is worth 81 Ola
l w per gallon for extra current make. Refined
petroleum is selling at 2xai5c per gallon.
POTATOES-fhe market is quiet though
steady, AMI prices are Unchanged. Irish are
in muderate' demand with liberal receipts at
30a4Uc per bu on arrival, and 4Ja50c In store
Sweet potatoes are worth 50 per brl IN store and
dull.
POULTRY - Chickens are In fair reouest.
with good supply and a steady market at Sd
a8 75 per dozen Tor live or dressed. TURKEYS
are in fair demand and selling at IL II aide pcr
Id for dressed.
RICE-Market quiet and steady at 7aT Nc for
Louisiana. anu ~ aec ior Carolina per lb.
SALT-There has Dccn little or no change in
the market. Domestic is steady with u fair
demand at 26c per bu and 81 35ai As per brl.
Liverpool coarse is worth 81 45al 50 Der
sack. Turks Island is quOLed 37a3sc per bc
SEED-Ciover is firm, with light offerings
and fair demand, and it is quoted 1lall xc per
lb on arrival, and 1Ia< l2c III store. Timothy is
in moderate demand at - 3Uhs 40 per bu on
arrival, and 81 5Ua2 60 in store. Flax seed is
worth 81 Goal ~ per bu for good 10 prime.
SUGAR-The market Is firm and with an
upward tendency. We quote: New Or
leans, 7xa9c; yellow refined. 91<aJXc: extra
'sC,n lU1[al0Kc: '.B" white, 105<al0%c: "Ap
white, iUEal0%c, and hard Is worth liallkc
Tor granulated and ii Kc for crushe,i per lb.
TALL0W-Tho receipts and demand are
about equal, and the market remains steady
vt gkc Tor prime city, and &c for coHntry per
pound.
TOBACCo- offerings at auction yester
terday were II bids and bxs at the following
prices: Is hhds Mason county, KY, trash, lugs
and leaf-2 at $6a7 So at s. 50a9 IT, is at SO Is
AID rs, a at $15ai6 81; SO hints Brown county, o.
trash, Tugs and leaf-7 ut 81 20a7 o., at $Sa9 30
1S at $40 25aI8 75, at SIS 25tl6 50, at so 75a
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