The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-11
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Dec. liz r. M


FLoUR-Market quiet. Family is worth IS q
a6 90, the latter figure for choice old wheat
-four. Extra, 81 6Ua5 90. superfine SO sUa4 TO-
Low grades ss 3Oas 90. Spring wheat -four
S. 50a5 30. rye flour, "a Sud 90 Buckwheat
dour, S6a6 is per brL G8Is
iRYE-Steady and quiet. No. 2 is quotel 79c,
on track. Good sample will bring 75c, and in
ferior and rejected held at 6la70c per bu.
iBARLEY-Marketf firm but quiet Canadian
is quoted 81 i0al 20 for fair to prime. West
ern is dull and nominal.
fLORN---Market steady. Sales of new ear al
4sc, and shelled is worth about the same
Old corn is scarce and nominal at 60a6lc
per bu.
, OATS Quiet and easy. Mixed are worth
86a39c, ana white 40a43c for good to prime
Inferior grades, 32aa4c per bu. Fl
GREEN MEATS-Market quiet. Clear ril
sides are held at l0Hat01xc; shoulders T1Sa7k,
prlb. Hams 10xalO2sc per lb. for good t
choice averages.
BULK MEArs-Market Quiet Shoulders
are worth 7ha7Hc, clear rib sides 1019al0hc
and clear sides l0Aal0xc, for meats 10 TO d
days in salt, all loose, and fully cured are held
haHc more. Packed are held Ne higher thar
MESS PoRK-l Market quiet and easy to- day
Prime city mess is quoUed $2O 50, and VIII
hardly bring more per bril-
LARD-rnere is fair demand for prime
steam at 1215alssSc per lib, spot. City kettle IL
BACON-There is moderate demand Clear
rib sides, 18c, and shoulders, 9Xa10c per ID fol
packed. Sugar-cured hams are worth 15al5A
per lb, according to average.
COTTUN N-Market hrm, with sales of 33!
bales. The following are the official rates to-
day. but holders are asking more: Ordinary,
lULc; good ordinary, uIc; low .mlading
l2xe; mlddling, 121sc: good miidling, 1yc;
snlddling fair. 1890; FAR, 14ssc per iD
WHfSKY-Steady, sales Of -- bris al
81 10 per gallon.
BEANS--Are in limited request, with large
offerings at$l l5at20 for mediums, and 81 85a
4O per bu for choice navys.
BROOM MCORN--Continues steady, but quiet
Receipts ample and demand moderate. VIZ
quote: Common red. 5a6c; green stalk braid
1asc; and choice hurt, 8Isa91sc per lb
BUTrER-Market quiet and steady. There
Is a good retail demand for best able butter
Inferior grades are dull. We quote choice
Western Reserve 26a21c, and 2aSc more can bt
had for single packages Of fancy selections
Prime Central and Southern Ohio sells at Va
s6c; medium is worth 20a22c, and common but.
ter 16a18c per ID.
CHEESE-There is a steady market, and tht
demand is moderate at1sbal5c per Id.
COFFEE-We observe no change. There il
fair demand and a firm market. Rio is worth
22ha23Hc for common, :24a25c for fair to good
aud s6as1c for prime to choice. Java sels a
53a37c per lb.
COAL-The market has undergone little O
falrconsnmptived demand. Sales afoat at o.
for YOughiogheny, TIC forAshland, and &c fo
Ohio River. Delivered to consumers, w,
quote: ohio River 1Oallc, Ashland 1lal. Q
Raymond City 12c, Muskingum, Hooking Val
ley and Kanawha l2al3c, Youghiogheny lsal4c
and Kanawha cannel 22c per bu.
DRIED FRUITS - Domestic fruit Is firm
with fair demand at 9al0kc for apples, and i
a1Sc for peaches. Foreign fruits are in goot
demand and steady. Layer raisins are WORT
IS i0a3 rs per box. Citron sells at 26a30e; fig
15aiSc; primes. 10a14c: dates, 61saSc. and cur
rants. 3jS alec per lh.
EGGS 1he receipts are liberal, with mod
crate demand, and fresh arrivals are wort
GREEN NFKurTS-Apples are Unfair reques
with liberal receipts anu quoted $2 5Oa3 ~ pc
brl orgeod to choice. Lemons sell at $1a7 8
per box. Oranges are worth $Sa9 per brl. Gran
berries are quoted Sl0ai1 per brl.
| lLAY-There is a good local demand for tn
higher grades, which are alsofirm. We quote
NJ. timothy, S.9a20 for loose, ana s$ tai
for tight pressed per ton, on arrival. Inrerio
grades are dull aud held at $l2a15 per ton, o.
arrival. In store all grades 'areaheld s$s NOR
per ton. s.s IA
HEMP There is.a very. quiet market, will
little il any change. The edemand is light viii
moderate offerings Of rough Kentuek y at 81 l2us
25psr tonlonl arrival Dressed hemp isluotes
ihIDE DES-Are steady. with fair demand, anc
we observe little or no change, in prices. Greer
hides are wofthl5 51sa1c; Wee asalted, 1aec tiry
flint, lla15c; saeep spelts, 75caSl 10 for good to
prime. and 2Ua40c FOR for common.
MILL FEED--The market is quiet ant
steady We observe little or no change. Bran
ID worth Sl4al5; shipstuffs, $l6alS, and mid
dliMgs $yUaso Der ton, on arrival. In store
dealers ask 50 per ton more.
MOLAsShS- There is steady market, bui
the demand is rather Light. We quote New
Orleans 50aUUc, anu refined syrups 4uayec pei
gallon, according to quality.
a OILs-There is not much demanlfor linsced
and it Is squoEed 6Uc per gallon for prime. Ex
ira lard oil is worth 81 0oal 10 per gallon, witi
fair demand. Refined petroleum is quopet
l2sSal3c per gallon.
POrArOtS-Tlrere is n steady but quict
market. The receipts are large, and denianc
light. Irish are worth a5aJ0c for prime froll
store.
POULTK1 --There is "a nrm market. The
demand is fair for chickens at ss15a8 80 pen
I,lozen for live or dressed BUCKS are worth $9s
8 81, and goose 81 5oa5 80 per dozen. Dresscr
tll,ksys are sesiing at l2alac, and live aalet
lib. W
IsfCE--The market Is quiet and STEADY. W.