The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-22
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 22-2 2. \

CtHCINNATI. NOV. zz-S L. M.
FLOUR-There is a moderate demand to-
day, and little If any cnange. We quoter Fam
ily, IS 40a5 30, and choice wheat -four is worth
S. 90a6 10 per brl; extra, $4 65a4 30; superfine
$4a4 25. andlow grades sold to-day at $3 81, but
it is offered as low as $3 50 per brl. Spring
S. GOa4 90. Buckwheat flour, $5 75a6 Is per brl.
BARLEY-Quiet, with moderate demand.
Canadian is worth 81 l0a1 ~ for good to choice
Iowa spring Is worth 85ca$l, but good to choice
and inferior grades sell as low as SOC per bu.
WHEAT-Market steady and best grades
scarce and firm. Good to prime white 9 worth
81 goal 40, and choice white will bring 81 45al 50,
and some extra lots are held at 81 55 per bu.
Red is worth 81 2)a1 80 for good to choice, and
fair sample sells at 81 O5al 10 per bu. Inferior
grades of red and white range 60a90c per bu.
CORN-The demand Is fair to-day. Old is
selling at 6fc 1or ear on track, and 65c for
shelled in elevator. New corn is worth 49a5lc
for ear and 5Da52e for shelled per bu.
OATS-Are in moderate demand at 35a97c
for No. 2 mixed; 3Sa40c for shelled. Choice
Iowa are worth 42a43c per bu. Inferior are
quoted 30a32c per bu.
RYE~The demand is moderate at 75asoc per
bu for good to choice. Inferior is worth 60a65c
u MESS ss Forks steady and quiet. Prime
city is worth $21 UOa2l % per brL, inside
figure for mess to be made.
BACON-The demand and offerings are both
light. Clear sides are quoted AHal4%c;
clear rib sides, l4al4kc; and shoulders l0aiU1&c G
per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured hams 10 4 al6c
per Id.
LARD-Is firm with fair demand for prime
steam, which is held at 121<c per ID. City ket-
tie IS held at l3,fal3sSc per lb
GREEN MEATS-The market is firm though
quiet. Shoulders are held at NC, and sides
1OAc per lb Hams are quoted I0xc.
BULK MEATS-There is steady market
at 7<a8c for shoulders l0%ailc for clear rib, and
II II all 40 for clear sides. all loose. for meats
i've to twenty days in salt. Packed at &c pei
CUTTON--The market is firm to-day. Prices
are nominally unchanged, but the tendency is
upward. We quote: Ordinary. 103fc; good or
dinary, 11Nc; low middilng, 12hc; mladling,
12xc: good middling, 1916; mlddllng, falr,
I4c; far, 15c per 10.
WHISKY-Is unchanged, and there were
sales to-day of 3l4 brls at 81 ii per gallon.
BEANS-The market is dull, the receipts be-
ing In excess Of the demand. We quote medi-
uns 81 50ai 60, and choice navys 81 75al 80 pei
! bu.
BROOM CORN lis in moderate demand
with liberal offerings. and prices remain
steady and unchanged. Common red brush IL
quoted 4a5c. green stalk braid 7aSc, and fancy
| srcen hurl l9hal0hc per lb.
BUTTER-Is firm aud in good local demand
| for the best grades, with limited offerings
| Qualities below prime are only in moderate
demand, with lsrge receipts. Prices are un
24aabc per ID. Single packages OF extra ar,
worth 2a3c per lb more. Medium grades, 2ls
23c, and common, l7a1Sc perlb.
| CHEESE-Is quiet and steady, with mod
crate offerings and fair demand. we qpot'
COFFEE-The demand is fair and the mar
| kes steady. No change in prices. Rio is worth
22a2sc for common, ~ a243sc for medium, ant
s5a2ec for prime, to choice, per ID. Java IL
GOALS steady, with moderate wholesale
demand, at Go for Ohio River, Sc for Ashland
and SO for Youghiogheny. We quote, deliy-