The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 26-2 M

FL0UR-Family is in good demand and firm
to-day, with sales at $5 30a5 9O, and choice old
wheat -four sold So 10a6 rs per bri. Extra is
quiet at 81 65a48j; supertne dull at 81 Quad 20,
and low grades at IS 5Ja3 80 per brl. Favorite
brands OF spring-wheat flour brought s. 9ja6 10,
ana some lots as high as $6 25. Rye flour, $4 Gu
as, and buckwheat -four IS 75a6 rs per bril-
WHEAr-The market is steady, with mod
craze demand. Prime to choice whltc worth
81 85al 45, and some lots held at 81 50 per bu.
Choice red is tirmer for higher grades, anil
prime to choice is worth 81 25al 55per bu. Fair
TO good red is worth 81 05ai 10, per bu Hill is
scarce, worth nomInally 81 85al 40 for prime to
choice. Inferior grades are worth 6Oa9Oc per
bu.
CORN-Old mixed shelIed sold to-day at SIC
and yellow 6Sc per bu. New ear and shelled
are worth soc per bu.
OATS-VerY little doing to-day, but held
lrm at 35a39c for mixed and 40a43c for white,
for good to prime. Choice Iowa is quoted Ala
45c per bu..
quest. Good to choice Canadian is quoted
81 l5a1 15 per bu. Northwestern is worth S5a
9'c for higher grades, and sells as low as sc
| for inferior.
is held at 15c per bu; inferior Is held at 6va70t
BACoN-Thc market is quiet with very little
oil offerings. Clear sides are worth Axe; clear
rib sides Axe and shoulders 9Ma9xc per ID,
packet Sugar-cured lfams, l54ai5%e per Id,
canvased and packed.
BULK MEATS--Clear sides are quoted Ii i a
llHc, cicar rib sides 10Tallc, and shoulders
7XaSc per Id, all loose, for meats to 20 days
In salt; and packed are worth &c more.
GREEN MEATS--A lot OF hams, 1900
pieces, AK lbs average sold to-day at ID 65 per
Id; sides are quoted l0hc, and shoulders TIC
per b.
LARD--Is firm, with fair demand for prime
steam at 121sc per Id spot, and city kettle is
held at i3hal3% per lb.
MESS POkK-The market is steady, and
prime city mess is quoted $2l s5 per brl.
CUrrGN-Market dull. No sales reported
to-day. Prices unchanged. We quote:
FAIR, Axe; mlddling 1alr. 13Xc; good mid
ding, l3nc; mludllng, 12xc: low middiIng.
l2hc; good ordinary, nAc; ordinary, 1Os4c
per lD.
sales OF go brls at 81 ilper gallon.
3EANs-T There is quiet market with large
offerings and light demand. Wequote 81 7Oa
W for best navys, and IL 45al 81 for common
BR6SoM CoRN-There is steady market at
previous prices and The demand is fairwith an
ample supply. We quote common red brush
4a6c, green stalk braid 7aSc, and best green
hurl 8Ha9H per lib.
BUrfER-The market Is generally quiet.
though steady The receipts are moderate,
with fair consumptive demand for best table
butter. shipping and packing grades
are still neglected. We quote: Choice
Western Reserve, 2la2Sc, and 2a3c more for
single packages OF fancy selections. Prime
Central and Southern Ohio, 24a25c; medium
2Oa22c, and lower grades Na1sc per pound.
Il CHEESk-Is quiet and steady, with mod
crate offerings and fair demand. We quote
prime to choice factory, isalS1sc per lb.
l. COFFEE--The market is firm under an i'm
provst demand, but we observe no change in
prices: Rio is worth 22a23e for common, 2S1Sa
246c for fair to good, and 25a26c for prime tC
choice per Id. Java is offering at 33aS5c pel
pound.
demand, at &c for Ohio River, Sc for Ashland
and 9c for Youghiogheny. We quote deliv-
cred to consumers: Ohio. River 10a1lc, Ash
land 12c. MuskingnnA Raymond City and
Kanawha Camel 22c per bu. Hooking Valley,
at elevator, lie, and delivered l3al4c per blu.
| Anthracite, delivered, 50 50al9 90 per ton. u,
DRIED RUITS-rhere is a fair demand
for domestic, and no change in prices We
quote: peaches 11hal21sc, and apples 9al01c
/ prices previously quoted. The demand Is fair.
Layer raislns are worth s3a3 rs per box. We
quotes Citron, 2Sa30c; figs, l5alSc; prunes. II
| al4c; dates, 6haSc, and currants. s1lalOc
per lb.
EGGS-,rhe receipts are limited. and there
| is q good demand and the market Is firm
Fresh arrivals are worth 2ea27cper dozen.
| GREEN FRUITS-The market is steady for
apples, which are in moderate demand and am
| pie supply, and selling at S1 50a4 per brl. ac-
oording to quality. Cranberrles are in mod.
crate request 40 $l0alT per bn and So 25a3 30 pei
case. Lemons sell at s6 50a7 80 per box, and
oranges $Si9 per brl aa 2 so
HAY-There IS moderate demand, and
chiefly for the better grades. Prices unchanged
| and receipts ample. We quote: No. timothy
$l9a20 i0r1oose, and $lTa1s for tight pressed per
ton. Inferior grades are quoted $i2al5 per ton.
These figures arc on arrival, and dealers wan,
$2more in store.
HEMP-Thc market is nominally unchanged
| The demand and offerings are both light. We
quote rough Kentucky sl35 per ton In store,
and $l25 on arrival Dressedis worth lOhallc
| per lb. %E ssy si+A
HIDES-Are steady aud in moderate re-
quest, and the receipts are ample at previous
prices. Green hides are worth 5aic; we,
salted, 7Ha9c; dry Hint, i4ai5c per lb. Sheep
pelts, 75casis5 for good 70 plime, and 2aa4Jc
MILL, .FEED-The demand is fair for bran
with moderate offerings at $l4a15 per ton. on
arrival. Shipstuffs are dull, and offered nj '$i6
an per ton, on arrival. MiddIings are in mott
crate request, with liberal receipts, and they
are quotel $22as7 per ton, on arrival In store
dealers ask 81 more per ton.
L MOLASSES--The market Is steady but very
quiet There isenly a moderate consumptiye
IdemAnd. We quote: New Orleans t0ab5p foi
new, and 60a65c for Old crop per CATION. Golden
sirups are worth aJasvc per gallon, according
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