The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-10
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 1912 r. M

CINCINNATI. Dec. 1912 r. M.
FLoUR-Is steady, with fair demand for the
best grades, but inferior grades are dull and
weak. Family ls worth IS 3Ua5 30, and choice
is held at $6 Extra, "a 6Ua5. Superine $3 S5a
AIS. Low grades 50 30a3 W. Spring wheat
hour, s. 50a6. Rye flour 10 worth "a 6Ja4 w.
Buck wheat flour, $6a6 81 per bril-
WHEAT-Market steady: White is quoted
81 35al 45 for good TO prime, and prime winter
red sold Dy sample at :! 4O per bu. Good to
sample red is worth $la1 %: inferior grades
sell at 75ay0c per bu.
RYE-Is steady and quiet. No. 2 is worth rs
aS1c per bu, and inferior Is dull at 6Ja10c per
bu.
OATS-Moderate demand and market steady.
Mixed are worth 31a4Oc, and white 4Ua43c per
bu. Inferior, 30as5c per bu.
LAkD-There is steady market. Prime
steam is in far request at 121ac per 1b, and
small lots held at l2asc City kettle is quoted
l3hai3%c per lib and quiet Sales ro-oay OF
prime steam, 100 tierces country points, at
l2.45 SPOT, and wv tiercess seller March, at 1870
per lb.
BACON-Is nominal at 91sc for shoulders,l8
19A for clear rib sides, and 1sHa132lc for clear
sides per Id, packed. sugar-cured hams firm
at 15a16c per 10.
Holders want 77s C for shoulders, 10% for SIDES.
Hams are worth 10% al lc per lb, for choice av
erages, with sales OF ,UOO pieces, IAN 10 aver
agg, at lONc per lb, spot.
prime city is held at S2l per brl.
CUrrON ON-Market steady, No change in
prices. Sales of 1873 bales. We quote:
Ordinary, lU,ac; good ordinary, IL Nc; low mid
ding. l2Hc; miodling, 12hc; GOOD middllng,
WHISKY-No material change. Market
steady and fairly active. Sales Of $40 bris at
| 81 10 per gallon.
| BEANS-Are in limited request, with large
offerings at 81 15a1 20 tor mediums, and 81 85a
| l 4O per bu for choice navys.
| BRUOM C0RN-Continues steady, but quiet.
1 Receipts ample and demand moderate. We
quote: Common red. 6a6c; green stalk braid,
Ta8c; and choice hurI, sJSa91sc per lb.
| BUTrEk-ihe market Is quiet and steady,
and unchanged. The receipts are not large,
and the demand is moderate. We can merely
repeat previous rates. We quote choice Western
| Reserve 27a28c per lib. Small lots Of extra sell
and Indiana is worth 24a26c; medium is held
4 at 20a22c, and common 16a16c per Id.
| CHEESE-We quote prime to choice factory
12bal3c per lb,with steady market and mod
| crate demand.
COFFEE-Market quiet and steady at pre-
vious prices. We quose common Rio 22ha2A1zc,
| fair to good 24az5c. and prime to choice x6a2Ic
per 10. Java is worth S3a37c per Id.
| COAL--The market has undergone little OF
no change. The supply is ample. and there ID
a far consumptive demand. Sales ahoat at o.
| for Youghiogheny, 7hc for Ashland, and &c for
Ohio River. Delivered to consumers, we
quote: ohio River 1Oallc, Ashland Hal G
| Raymond City l2c, Muskingum, Hooking Val
ley and Kanawha l2al3c, Youghiogheny l5al4c
| and Kanawha camel 22c per ba.
4 DRIED FRUITS = Domestic fruit Is firm
with lair demand at 9alO1bc for apples. and ]:
| a13c for peaches. Foreign fruits are in gooc
demand and steady. Layer raisins are .wortf
s3 IOa3 rs Der box. Citron sells at 2Sa30c; fig,
15alSc; prunes. l0a14c; dates, 65aaSc. and Cur
rants. S1zal0c per lb.
EGGS-Are in light demand, with limited
INIT rel
| 26c per dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FRU ITS-Apples are In fair reques
with liberal receipts anu quoted " 50a3 5U pc
bri for good to choice Lemons sell at $7aT 5
per box. Oranges are worth $Sa9 per brl. Gran
berries are quoted $l0all per brl.
II HAY-The market is firm, especially for th
higher grades, the receipts OF which are light
with good local demand. No. timothy /
worth S 9a2O for loose and $7alS for tight
pressed, and inferior grades are held at $l2a1
per ton, all on arrival, and 81 more per ton Il
| store.
HEMP There is very quiet market, wit
little il any change. The demand Is light wit
moderate offerings Of rough Kentucky ut $l2p
! l25 per ton on arrival. Dressed hemp is quote
9%al0c per 10.
HHDES-Are steady, with far demand, an
we observe little or no change in prices. Gree
, hides are worth 51salc; weI salted, 7a9c; DIR
nInt, 1lal5c; sheep pelts, 7ocaSl 20 Tor good I
, u! !ime. and 1Ua4Oc for for common.
MILL FEED-There is a fair demand 70
4 bran, which is steady at $l4a15 per ton on al
rival. Shipstuffs are quiet and offered at 81
al per ton. Middlings are rather dull an
I bshi at $2Da25 per ton, all on arrival. Dealer
ask 50 per ton more in store.
| MOLASSES- There is q steady market, bu
, the demand is rather light. We quote Ne,
| Orleans 50a60c, anu refined syrups 4oasOc pc
gallon, according to quality.
| OILS-There is not much demand for linsee
tra lard oil is worth 81 Osal 10 per gallon, wit
. fair demand. Refined petroleum is quote