The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


FLOUR--Is quiet and steady The higher
grades are firm. Not much doing to-day. We
quote: Spring. IS 8 40 10 per brl. with sales to-
day of choice brand at on side figure. Family
sold to day at $5 8oa5 IS, and favorite brands
of choice old wheat are held at S. 60a6 10. Ex-
ira is worth 81 65a4 30; supeifne, "a 0Oa4 25;
low grades, s. 5Uas w per brl. Rye -four is
worth "a 75a5 w, and buckwheat Hour is quoted
So 50a6 80 per brl.
WHEAT Good to choice white Is sworth 81 80
al As per bu, and red 81 zeal 35 per bu. No. red
is quoted Vi 05al W. per bu. Inferior grades
range 60a90e per bu. Hill "a scarce and would
bring about sc per bu less than white.
CORN-Is in fair demand to-day, but the
market is rather unsteady. New corn is worth
4sa50c for ear, and shelled with sales at 56c,
spot, and 49c to arrive Old is scarce and worth
nomInallv 59a6lc per bu.
OATS-Ouiet and steady. We quote: Mixed
3Ta4vc, and white 4Ua43o for good to prime.
Choice Iowa white e44a45c per bu. Inferior are
offered at 30a33c per bu.
RYE-Steady and quiet and without any
change. Good sample lots are worth 75c per
bu. 10. . is quoted 7sc on track, and sUc in
elevator per bu. Inferior 60a7ae per bu.
MESS PORK-Market quiet and steady. with
not much doing. There were sales to-day of
500 bYs at $2l 90 cash, but seller to be RESPONSE
BILE until March, first storage and insurance In
BULK MEATS Market steady and demand
only moderate. Clear sides are quoted liza
ll,ic, clear rib sides 1oAal1c, AID shoulders
and kc more for packed.
LARD-ls firm for prime steam, with liberal
offerings and fair demand at l2sS a12Xc per III
spot. City kettle is worth l31sa3ss per lb.
BACON--Is nominal at l41sa14slc for clear
sides, 14al4Jzc for clear rib sides, and 9%alUc
for shoulders per lb, packed. Sugar-cured
hams are firm and in fair demand at 15kal6c
per lb, canyased and packed. NO new bacon
out of smoke.
GREEN MEATS--Market Quiet and steady
Mt IL a75 for lfls,ra pln lnar
RIB sides, and 1Osal1c per lib for hams, the lat
ter according to average.
COTTON There is dull market to-day,
with decline Of Nc per fb from Saturdays
l4ssc; mldulIng fair, 1890; good mi,idlng, l3c;
mItidnng, 1870: low nidtlinG. 121<c; good Or
dlnary, &c: ordinary, l05sc per lD.
WHISKY Steady and in fair demand, with
sales to-day of 800 brls at 81 10 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is limited, but prices
nayys 81 70a1 80, and medium IL 50al 81 per bu
BROOM C0RN-The receipts are moderate
but fully equal to- The demand, and there is q
steady market, with No change in prices. We
quote choice green hurl Ska91sc, green stalk
braid TaSc, and common red 5a6c per ID.
BUTrER-The market is steady under lin
tied receipts, and good local demand for thu
best grades. Inferior is in moderate demand
We observe no material variation in prices
Choice is worth 2Ta2Sc, and extra selections
/
22c and common 17a1Sc per lb.
CIiEESE--rne market remains firm, ant
there is a fair demand at 25aal85sc per lb To-
prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-The demand is moderate, but tn
market continues steady, and there has beei
no change in prices We quote: Common Ri
22a23c, fair to good 2xI.as4ac, and prime Il
choice 2oa2Gc per Id. Java is worth 35a35
perlb.
hai atl
No change III prices. Youghiogheny is wortl
&c, Ashland Sc and Ohio River &c per bu afloat
Delivered to consumers. we quote: Ohio Rive
1Oallc, Ashland l2c Muskingum. Raymon,
| City and Kanawha l2al3e, YOughiogheny III
| lac, and Kanawha Camel 22c per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestlc is steady AM
quiet at ya10isc for apples, and 11hal21s0 TO
| peaches, per lb. Foreign are in falr reques
and steady at previous prices. We quote
| Layer raisins, So l0a3 rs per box; citron, PEI
| lb, 2SaS0c; figs, l5alsc; prnnes. lOal4c; cur
| rants. S1.al0e, and dates 7aSc per lb..
| EGGS-Market firm, with fair demand ans
light offerings. Fresh arrivals are worth ~
| 2Sc per dozen.
| GREEN FRUITS-Apples continue in fai
| request, and the market is firm under moderat
offerings at $2aa 80 for inferior, and SSa4 70
| Iod to prime per hrl. Lemons are quote
| 81 5Ja7 90 per box. Oranges vs. 00alO per br
4 anberries are worth So z5as 50 per case an
4 $40all per brl.
HAf-We observe no material change tn
receipts are generally light, and the marke
| remains steady, with good local demand fo
1 the higher grades. Inferior grades are neg
| lected. We quote: No. l timothy $l9a20 io
loose, and $17al8 for hard pressed per ton; an
common hay $i2al5 per ton, all on arrival, an
| In store 81 more per ton.
HEMP-The market Is nominally unchanged
l The demand and offerings are both light w
quote rough Kentucky sl35 per ton in store
and si25 on arrival Dressed is worth 10 0slail
| npr In.