The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-23
c1No1NNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINoINNArI. Dec. aa-aP.

At 4Te ner bu. - ~ ''' ''''' N'
- WHEEAT~Market steady. Demand moder
White andsf 25al % for Fl red. % Good ID to prime ri
hiIl VIII bring 81 y0a1 40 per bu. Medium oual-
ity red is worth 81 O5af Is. and inferor S1ayOc
Der FbIl. 90 EI'a'' 80
oATs-Are in moderate demand and steady:
prime to choice white 4sa45c DER bu. I InferioT
grades 3Oa3bc per bu
RYE-Is quiet and steady. No. is worth
7sc on arrival Good to prime will sell by sam
pie at 9OaJ5c per bu. Inferior grades 8Ua66c
per bu.
GREEN MEATS-M LIZ Market dull owing to
warm weather, Shoulders are held atb% a6x!c,
weather. Hams are worth loAaiOxc per ID,
BULK MEATS-Are quiet. Demand light.
Clear sides are quoted l05 al0Sc dear rib sides
1Dai0kc, and shoulders ta7Ac for meats ten to
twenty five days in salt, all loose, and XaAc
more packed
BARLEY Canadian is quo.ed 81 GOAL is for
Northwestern is worth 5Oa606 f6f common, and
SOa90c for better grades per blu and quiet. s-
= BACoN--MarKet quiet. There is little doing.
at sc for clear sides; ~ for clear
rib Sides and shoulders 95SasIc per ID, all
packed Sugar-eured hams, I5al5%c per lb. y
LARD-Is QUIET and easy Prime steam is
worth 121xc per lb. Kettle is quoted l3al3kc
Der ID. : ~ ~
MESS PORK-Is quiet and rather steady at
| SIC 75aaOper brl for prime city mess; bids at
| inside figure Holders want $40 25 Tor jobbing
lots, - rhrt wf
COTTON steady to-day. Prices un-
changed. Demand moderate. Sales 2f3 bales.
we QUOTE: Ordinary, 10kc; goou ordinary,
likc; low middIing. l21<c; hiIudling, tlxc:
COED middling. 131Sc; mlddllng falrl ls2lc;
WHISKY Y-Continues steady. Sales to-day
| 4g7 brls at 81 II per gallon.
REANs-Are still dun and are unchanged in
| 30 Wa niioya chnice Ey,avvsS Al SsaT IN at,d
pp,aiiun;s A 1oaI IL ner bu on arrival
ons nyces We quote common re brush PlsSs assc
Sss rsep.stajk inaid 7aSs and fancy greer, ;h,lri
\ sl, saisc 4 ;s,er lb
II fRsITJ1rfCR-The receipts are heavier and the
market is s6mewhat easier for the higher
Il gfades which are, however. in good local de-
lmand. There is not much demand for either
mediumsor inferior. Wequote choice Western
i Reserve 21a2Sc, and 2a3c more Gamble had for
i single PACK ages OF fancy quality. Primo is
quoted Ma25c; medium 20a2lc, and common
i l6ai8c per lb ks'S
i iHEESE-Remains steady and in moderate
demand 12alSc perllb for prime to choice fac
tory, with liberal receipts.
i COFFEE-Continues dull, but the market is
steady at previous prices Rio is quoted z21sa a
i 23hc for common. 24a26e ,forfair to good. and
251f a261a for prime to choice per ID. Javaiis
i worth 33a37c per lb.
III CUAL-There is q steady wholesale market
Il and sales arc made at DC for YoughiOgheny
and &c for Ohio River per bu, aifoat The
I'rates, delivered to- consumers, are Ohio River,
4 1Uc; Ashland, lai2c Raymond City, l2c; Mus
kingum, Hooking valley and hanawna, 12a13c;
4 j sigaf3, and Cannel, ,13c per pu.
/ DRIED FRUITS Domestic is in fair de.
4 mand and steady at -l2a13c for peaches, and
'lgafic for apples per lib. Foreign fruits are In
4 fair request at previous prices. Layer raislns
are worth ,s3as 10 per box. We quote: Figs,
l5aiSc; citrrants, ,S1salOc; prnnes, Ihasc; dates,
I6%aSc: citr0n is worth 26a30c per lb-
skGGS-There is a fair consiimptve demand,
with liberal receipts, and fresh are worth 25c
per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-The market is abundant
lily supplied with apples, and they are in mod
erate demand at 50 0Oa4 50 for per brl for good
2 so per brl. Cranberries are worth $40 EUa
lille perbrl. Lemons are in fair demand al
l$T coat so per box. Oranges are worth 50 GOA
IL w per brl for Creole, and $4 5Ja5 on per box
for VALENCIA.
i HAY-yMarket steady. with annie supp,,
!. and moderate demand. Prices unchargeii
| No tinouny is worth Sl9a2O for loose and $I8,
10 for tirht pressed. per ton. on arrival. Me-
dium grades $1tal7, and lower grades $lOa1
per ton, on arrival. In store dealers ask 81 PEI
!, ton mure than the foregoing.
4 HieMP~The ofrerines are not large. but il
excess of the demand. Rough Kentucky II
Eheld at $l2Oal per ton on ARRIVAL and Sl81 il
lstore. Dressed Is worth ksuc perIlb. %-'' =
n HIDES-The market has undergone no ma
; lterial variation 1t is steady and quiet at pre-
slsyious prices. Green hides are worth 51s;t7c
n wet salted, Ta9c and dry Tint l4al5c per ID
sneep pelts sell at 75ca$l rs Tor good to prime
and 20a4Dc for common.
n HONEY fairreauest with ample re
Eeelpts. and comb is worth s9assc per lb for goot
!. mILl, FEED-The offerings are liberal an,
there is alimited demand fer ali ARTICLES. W,
quote: Bran $lSa13 60, shipstufrs SI5al6. ant
middlings $2ua24 per ton, all on arrival, and s.
more IN sI0re.