The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINoIsNArI. Dec. ga P. M.

StNVlhNATIsi DeCs S--I f. M.
FLOUR Market steady and quiet. Family
sold at IS 3Ua6 per lrl to-day. Extra is worth
"a 6Ja5. Superhne $4a4 70. Low grades So 4Oa
". spring is worth s. 50a5 80. Rye 81 6ja
y5. Buckwheat -four IS 5Oa6 50 per brL
WHEAT-Ihe market 10 steady. Prime to
choice white is held at VI 40a1 %, and buyers
offer 3a5c less. Prime to choice red Is worth
ST. 25a1 % per bu. No 3 red is quoted 81 05al VI
per bu. Inferior grades, e'ia9 G per bu.
0ATS-Quleta and easy. No. are worth 31a
a9c, mixed, and 4Oai2c, white. Inferior and re-
jected 3Ua32c per bu.
,RYE--Is steady, with moderate demand at
T8c Tor No. on track, and QUO in elevator. In
ferior grades 6laB5c. aud good sample will
bring 75c per bu
BARLEY lis STEADY, but quiet. Canadian is
held at 81 l0al 20 for good TO. prime. Iowa is
worth 91saSl for good TO prime. and Inferior
sci IS as low as 5Uc per Du.
C0RN-Market steady. New mixed ear sold
to-day at 4Sc, on track. New shelled is worth
4sa49c per bu. Old corn is nominal at 6Da6ic
per bu. Sales Of shelled at 4sc per bu.
NEW mEATS-Market drm, put quiet.
Shoulders are hell at 71za7@c. Sides, lUAa
10Kc, and hams 10Xallc per lb
BULK MEATS-Arc nrin, with moderate
demand. Meats 10 to 10 uays in salt are
quoted 7ha7Ac for shoulders; l01saiOssc for
clear rib sides, and 10Y alU5sc for clear sides
per Id, all loose. and 14c more packed.
MESS P0RK-phe market is quiet but there
is firm ieeling. Prime city mess is worth $2l
per brl, and held at S2l z5 in smai lots
moderate demand at 1sSc per lb, and holders
want 1Sc more. City kettle is quoted i3Hc, and
XaMs more asked.
BAGON-rhe demand is light and the Offer
ings moderate Clear sides are worth l8Tal4 &c,
clear riD sides 13Ha1issc c, and shoulders J]s9X
per lb. No old on the market. ougar-cured
hams steady az lJa16c perlb.
CUErUA-Market firm, but without anv
change In prices. Sales to-day. We quote:
Ordinary, l6,sc; goou ord mary, 10: low mli-
tilng, l21S inia'thng, 12Kc: good middllng,
1ic; miuullng far. 1870; far, l4%c per lD
stock on hand, S0i3 bales. keGeipCs to-day
,U98 bales. aud shi r,ments $40 bales.
WHISkY-ls firm to-iay. with an advance
or 10 per gallon. Sales OF 43s bris at 81 " per
gallon.
BEANS-Are in limited request, with large
offerings at 81 l5ai 20 ior mediums, anu 81 35a
~ per Du for cholce navys.
BBOOM MCORN-Coiitinues steady, but quiet.
Receipts ample and demand mOdera Q. We
quote: Common re 5a6c; green stalk BRAID
7a8c; and choice hurl, 8 ssa95s 10 per lb.
pUTFER-fhe demand Is far for best table
butter, with modera,e Q receipts. Inferior grades
are plentiful and dull. There has been no
change in prices We quote. chuic, Western
Reserve 21a28c per lb. small lots Of extra sell
l0r 2a3c more. Prime Central or southern ONO
and Indiana Is worth 24a:6c; medium is held
at .Oa22c, and common l6,l0J per lb.
LHEESE-We quote prime to choice factory
1sbalSc per lb,with u steady market and MOD
crate demand.
COFFEE-Market quiet and steady at pre-
vious prices. We quote common Rio 22ka aye,
fair to good s4al6c and prime to choice sGal5sc
per 10. Java is worth 53a37c per lb.
COAL-lhe Wholesale market Ii steady at Sc
for Youghiogheny,T1s asc for Ashland, and 6c for
Ohio River. We quote: Delivered TO consul
mers, Ohio River iuc, Ashland llc, RAYMOND
City l2c. Muskingam, Housing Valley and
Kanswha lsalac, and Pittsburg lSal4c per ba.
Anthracite is worth ~ 5jalO per ton.
DRIED FRUITS - Domestic fruit is firm,
a air nd ar Ia In ~
aldo for peaches. Foreign fruits are in good
demand and steady. Layer raIsins are worth
IS l0a3 25 per box. Citron sells at 28a30c; igs
lbaiSc; prunes. l0al4c; dates, G51aSc. and cur
EGGS-Are in light demand, with limited
supply, but the MARKET remains steady at 25a
25c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN EtU UlTS-Phere is moderate de-
mand for apples, with liberal receipts at 81 50a
8 50 per brl. Lemons are worth $la7 80 per
box. Oranges sell at $5a9 per brl. Cfanberries
are quoted $l0al1 per brl
HAY-The market is firm, especially for the
with Gocd local demand. No. / timothy is
worth S.9a2O for l0oea and $i7a1S for tight
pressed, aud inferior grades are held at $l2a15
per ton, all on arrival. and 81 more per ton IN
store.
HEMP : There is very quiet market, with
little IL any change. The demand is light with
moderate offerings OF rough Kentucky ut $l2la
l2i per ton ON arrival Dressed hemp is quoted
9L AUG per ID
we observe little or no change in prices. Green
hides are worth 5laalc; wes salted, 1a9c; dry
Ilint, l4al5c; sneep pets, 75caSl rs Tor good to
prime. and zUa40c for for common.
MILL FEED-Market unchanged. Bran is
n fair request ut $l4a15 per ton. shipstuffs are
duli at $ldal7 per ton. Middlings are steady
and quiet at $2Ua<4 per ton, all on arrival.
Dealers want ~ per ton more in store.
mULAoSES--There is a steady market, bui
the demand Is rather light. We quote New
Orleans sOaoUc, and refined syrups 4Dayec per
gallon, according 10 qualify.
OiLS-There Is. not much demand for linsced
and it is quoted GU per gallon for prime. Ex-
ira lard oil is worth 81 0sal 10 per galion, with
fair demand. Renned petroleum is quotedI
l2,Salsc per gallon.
+ POrA Al0E5z-tpntinue dull at alaalc per hu
on ARRIVAL aud tho market is generally over
stocked,
POULTRY are in moderate de-
nland at s2aa pcr dozen, llye OF dressea. Ducks