The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-04
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
C1NoINNArI. Dec. IA P. NJ.

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t43f..t CINCINNATI. Dec. IA P. Nj
FLOUR-The market is steady, with only a
moderate demand. Family sold at s. ~ to-day
for new wheat -four, anu at 50 % for choice old
wheat Extra is worth "a 6Ja4 80: superline,
$3a4 20, and low. gia les. vs. 4 a3s0 per brl.
Spring wheat sold to-day at $6 10 for favor
il Q brands, and it ranges down to s. 80 per brl.
Rye -four 81 60a4 9J; buckwheat flour seas 50
per bfL
OATS-There is moderate demand and a
firm feeling. Choice sold at 44c per bu to-day.
No. . are worth 37aS9c for mixed. ana 4Da42c
for white per bu Inferior are quoted SOa35c
per bu
CORN-Is duiet to-day but steady, and with
out any material change. New corn is worth
4ga5tc, spot and toarjye. Old corn is scarce
ana quoted 60a6lc per bu, to arriga.
RYE-Is steady and in limited demand
Good to prime is worth T5a7sc per bu, on track.
Choice, in elevator, is held at Sic per bu In
ferior and rejected Is worth beaV0c'per bu.
MESS POnK-Matket quiet but steady.
Prime city moss is ned az 81 75aI per bfl,
and buyess offer s2J ~ for round lots. Nv
LARD-Tbere lis d fair demand for prime
steam, at l25Sal2hc per lb. CITY Kettle con-
tinues steady at lSAa3'sc per lb. but with
little doing. Sales OF prime country steam to-
BACON-The markets. quiet, with limited
supply, and clear sides are worth 14kal4Hc;
clear riD,siics, lSszal32sc, and shoulders NOM
inal at 9&al0c per Id. all packed. Sugar-cured
bans, f5%al54c per lib for good averages.
BULK MEAIS-Are stea " but quiet. Shoul-
ders 71sa7xc. clear rib sides l0kal0&c, and
clear sides lOXal1c per lb, for meats 10 to 20
days IN SAT-, all l0ose' anu Taxc per Id more
!. Green MEATS = Market quiet to-day:
shoulders are held nc; clear rib sides, iO1s c
per ID; .hams,ate quoted 1OKaIOXc for good to
BARLEY Continues quiet, and prices
steady, Good toprime lots are worth 81 65ai is
for canadian, and ssa9Oc. for Iowa. Inferior
Northwestern Is worth 6Oa7Jc per6u. I
WHEAT-MarkeG firm but quiet. Prime to
choice Is worth s. 85al as for white; hill is
held at ease, less than white, Good to p.itne
red will bring S. Goal 30 per bu; No.S red sells
at II 05ai VI per bu. Inferior grades, 75asO per
'I1 20 from and steady. No change in
prices, Sales to-day lot bales. We quote:
Ordinary, 1OI,c; good ordinary, lhe:
low mI1ollng. l2c; middhng, 121 a12Sc: good
niddlng. l2Xc; ;mlddllng lar; y nc: falr, l4kc
Der 10. ReceIpts to-day 8,1H bales; shipments
| 1885, bales; stock on hand 6.74 bales. H.
BEANS-Arc quiet and steady at 81 e5al 7u
| per hu for choice nayys, and 81 5Oai IS for me-
BRo6MGoRN-Is ia moderate demand. with
liberal receipt at previous prices. We quote
| TaSs, and conmen red 4a6c per lb.
BUTTEE- Is unchanged. The demand for
best table butter Is fully equal to the receipts,
| hut there is still very little doing in packing z
l
sells at 27a2Sc per lb, ana extra selections 2a3c
more per lb. Prime is worth Maa5c; and infe-
rior grades are held at l7a22c per lib.
| CHEESE-Prime 10 choice factory is worth
i2xal3c per lib, with moderate demand and q
steady market.
| COFFEk-Continues drm, with fair demand
at previous prices WeqAote: Rio, % u a23h Nc for
common, 24ils5e for medium. and 5lsa261ac for
| prime to choice per lib. Java is worth 35a37c
| for good to prime.
COAL-Ihere is a good consumptive demand
| and the market remains steady. Youghiogheny
| is worth o., Ashland 7kc, and Ohio River &c
lper bu afi1at. The retail rates Delivered
| lie, Ashland l1a12c. Raymond City l2c. Mus
kingum and Kanawha l2alSc, foughiogheny
| l3ai4c, and Kanawha Camel 22c per bu.
| Hooking Valley is worth, In elevator, lOc; de-
DRIED FRU ULFS-There is moderate de-
mand for domestic at 9al01sc for apples and
| for peaches. Foreign are steady and
| in fair demand. Wequote: Layer ralsins s3 n 0
a3 Is per box. Citron ~ worth. .8aSOc; prunes.
| sal4c: dates, 6kasc, and currants, uhalshc c
per Id.
EGGS-The receipts are larger and the mar
ket Ia little easier. We quote fresh arrivals
25a26c per dozen, and 27c per dozen for small
GREEN FRUITs-Apples continue steady,
with moderate demand and an ample supply.
They are worth $3a4 per bri for primo to choice.
ICranberries sell at $l0all per bri Lemons are
40 per brl for Creole. fj.4t S.,i
,HAY-Is in fair local demand ard steady at
previous prices. We quote: No. 1 timothy, S.0a2J
for loose and $i7alS FOR tight pressed, per ton,
on arrival Inferior, are dull at $i2al5 per ton,
on arrival. In store, dealers require $s more
per ton.
HEMP = The supply exceeds the demand
and the market is quiet and weak. Rough
Kentucky is worth sl2p per ton on arrival, and
slz2aiS0 in store. Dressed is held. AZ 97lalOc
per Id. .s ,
HIDES The receipts are larger and tho de-
mand continues moderate and prices are easier.
We quote green hides 5lsa7c; wet salted, 7a9c;
dry ilint, l4al5r, ana saeep pelts, 7Scasl rs for
GOOD 20 prime. and zOa4Oc for inferior,
MILL FEED-Is steady at previous prices.
Bran is In fair request at sl4al5 per ton. Ship
stuffs are quiet at $tal7 per ton, and mid
dlings are quoted $2Uag5 per ton, all on arrival,
and dealers ask 50 moreper ton in store.
MULASSES- There Is . moderate demand
and the supply is large. The market is caster
bat we observe no material variation. New
0rlcans Is quoted b5a65c, and refined syrups
b5a6sc per gallon. 4 81
~OIi.s-I.inseed Oh il In moderate request ut