The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-27
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
e crNoINNArI, Dec. ga r. M.

FLOUR-Is very quiet to-day. We quote:
Family, s5a5 90 for new wheat -four, and s5 75a6
for choice old wheat Extra, "a 15a4 Is. Super
fine, So 75a4 10, and low grades ss alas 81 per
bri. Spring wheat -four. IS 50a5 90. Rye -four,
a 5Oa4 90. Buckwheat, 81 75a6 % per brl.s
CORN-Market quiet and easy. The re-
e Su with sales s q sheied at inside fiaure TO- TO-
WHEAT-Market quiet and steady. White
Is worth 81 3Jal ~ for good to prime, and
choice held at 81 45al AZ per bu. Red is quoted
81 aOal 80 for good to prime, and 81 05a1 10 for
medium quotations. and inferior is worth q5a
9lc per bu. Hill will bring 81 s5a1 ~ for PRIME
to CHOICE,
"DATs-Are quiet and steady. We quote:
iowa bring 4ia45c, and inferior grades are Of
fered ~ 8gas5s per bu.
nYE-Therc is only A moderate demand.
Good to choice is worth 7SaS0e, In eIevussea.r;;
and 2asc less on arrival. per ba. Inferior and
az qs'Y Il e Cana
dian is worth $tal IS for fair to prime. North
western is quoted 45aSoc for good, and inferior
5Oa60c per bu.
is quoted l21<aI2,sc per lb. Citykettle is worth
isalSkc per lb, and jobbing lots are held xakc
more.
BULK MEAFs-The market is quiet. Buy
ers offer 7a7hc for shoulders, I0al0Hc for clear
rib, and l0AaI0Hc for clear sides, all loose,
for meats ten 10 fifteen days in salt Very lit
tle offering at quotations.
BACON-There is a limited demand at 12Ha
l2lc for clear sides, 12c for clear rib, and 81 a
yNc for shoulders per 10. Sugar-cured hams
are quoted 15a15kc per lb, canvased and
packed.
MESS PORK-Tbe market 10 quiet Prime
city meas is held at $0a0 So, with little
GREEN MEATs-very little doing. shonl :
ders are quoted 6Xab1Sc, and sides 9%assTc,
but buyers offer only inside figure Hams are
worth i0Mal1c per lb, according to average
OUrTGN-The market continues dull, with
We quote: Ordinary, eye; GOOD ordinary,
lie: low middilnR, l2kc; mlddling, 12%c:
good middiing, 1sHc; mhdllng far. 1sszc;
fair, i4%c per 10.
at decline Of lc per gallon. Sales reported
to-day OF 1i5 brls at " 10 per gallon.
BEANs-Are still dull and are unchanged in
price. We quote choice navys 81 25ai 30, and
mediums 81 iUal 10 per bu on arrival.
BROOM CORN-Is quiet but steady at previ-
ous prices. We quote common red brush 4a6c.
green-stalk braid 7aSc, and fancy green hurl
Slsa91sc per lib.
BUTrER- Market steady. though quiet.
Qualities below prime are dull. We can only re-
Reserve Na2sc, and 2a3c more can be had for
single packages OF fancy quality. Prime is
quoted a4assc; medium 2oa2lc. and common
l6a16e per H.
IHEEsE-Remains steady and In moderate
demand Pablo per Id for prime to choice fac
tory, with liberal receipts. tE y
COFFEE-The market is quiet and weaker.
We quote: Rio :2a23e for common, % 1sa24 &c for
fair 70 good, and 25as6c for prime to choice.
COAL-There is moderate wholesale de-
mand al Sc for Youghiogheny, &c for Ashland,
and 6c for Ohio River per bu. Delivered to con
sumers we quote Ohio River 10c, Ashland lila
12c, Raymond City l2c. Muskingum, Hooking
Valley and kanawha l2alsc, foughiogheny
12al8c, and Kanawha cannel &c per bu.
DRIED FkUIrS-D0mestic fruits are steady
and In moderate demand Peaches are quoted
l2a13c, and apples 9a1lc per lb. Foreign fruits
are IN fair request at previous price, Layer
raisins are worth $3a3 ~ per box. We quote:
Figs 15aiSc; currants, 61aal0c; prunes, IhaSc;
dates, 6kasc: citron Is worth 26a30c per lh-
EGGS-The receipts are large, and there is q
limited demand az aic per dozen.
GREEN TRUiTS-Apples are steady M with !.
per brl. according 10 quality We quote lem,
| obs $G 5Ua7 per box Oranges S9aiU per Drl
for Creole, Cfanberries $40 GOall 50 per brl:
HAY--Market quiet and UNCHANGED. NO.
tinothy sells at sI9a20 for loose, and $lIalS fol
tight pressed per ton, with good local demand
Medium grades are worth SIjald, and common
$l0a14 per ton, all on arrival. In store dealers
ask Ssmore per ton.
HEMP--The offerings are not large, but In
held at $i20a1.5 per ton on arrival, and $l3J In
store. Dressed is worth 9A per lb.
HIDES-Are steady, with receipts and de-
maud both moderate. No change in prices
We quote Green hides 5Isa7c, wet saltea 7a9c,
and dry flint 14al5c per lib; sheep pelts sell At
75casl 10 for good to prime, and 2la4Oc foi
common sg 9.
MILL FEED--The offerings exceed the de-
mand and the market is easier. Bran is worth
$l2 Scala 60, shipstuffs $5aH, and middlings
$fgas8 per ton, all on arrival and " per tJn
more In store
MOLAS3Es There is fair consumptive
demand at 50a6ee for New Orleans, anu 45a9Uc
for golden sirups per gallon.
UTfx5-There Is d limited demand for 1inseed,
and it is quoted 6Uc per galloa. Lard oil Is In
fair request and worth 81 gSal 10 per gallon for
extra current make. Refined petroleum con
tinues steady and auiet at i2ai3c per gallon.
POTATO ES--The m srket ls.dulI, With large
supply, aud PRIZES nelninaliy Unchanged. We
quote 4Va5Ue r6r bu IN store for ceinlnon 10
choice. ana on arrival about t0c less. ~
POULTRY market steady with ample re-
ceipts and fair demand. We quote chickens,
live or dressed ~ 5)u3 20 DUCKS <8a4, and geese
$5a6 50 per dozen. Turkeys are worth sai9c fol
dresset, and 7aso for 1--we por lb.
RICkr-There Is o fair c0nsumptiye demand
and We quote Louisiana 7aSc, and Carolina 7xa
- po,,astto in, Fair dot,oud u,.d