The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-18
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

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FLOUR-Market quiet and easy to-day.
Family sold at IS for new wheat Hour, but Old
wheat -four. choice brands, range up to IS sOa
$50. Extra is worth "a 25a4 75 Superfne,
So 75a4 U0, and low grades 50 UOa8 50 per orl.
Spring wheat flour IS 40a5 30. Rye flour "a 5Oa
9U per brl Buckwheat -four, IS 50a6 90 per
brl.
IORN-The market remains quiet, with a
firm feeling and new mixed corn IL held at Asa
49c on track, with sales OF shelled to arrive at
quotations
OATS-Are quiet but steady. Good to prime
are worth 37al1c for mixed, 4Oa4Sc for white,
and choice Iowa white held at 44a45c per bu
inferior and rejected are worth 3Oa35c per bu.
BARLEY estern is duh and range 5ua9OC
per bu, outside figure for prime, which Is alsC
scarce. Canadian is In moderate demand, anC
held ut s1aI ~ for fair to choice per bu
RYE-Is steady and quiet No. is quoted
7Sc per bu on track, and sOc IN elevator, good to
prime by sample.
Shoulders are quoted 7a7%c, clear RIB sides 10a
lU1ac, and hams lO36 alOAc per Id.
BULK MEATS-The demand Is light to-day.
Shoulders are quoted 7xa7&c, clear rib sides
,.al0Hc, and clear sides 10h al0Xc per lb,
for meats 10 to 10 Gays 10 salt, all loose, ana
NO more packed.
BACON-Market quiet and nominaily steady.
Shoulders are quoted 9&al0c, clear rib sides,
12Kc, and clear sides l2c per lb. all packed.
sugar-cured hams are worth 15al5Ac per ID.
is in moderate demand at l221aizkc per lb.
City kettle is quoted lax al3s<e per lb.
MESS PORK-There 10 a quiet market to-
day. Prime city is quoted $a0as5 per brl.
COTICN Marked. steady at yesterday Is
prices. Sales .to-day 26s bales. Receipts s0a
bales, and shipments 75s bales. stock 7,179
bales Weau0te: Ordinary, 1u3Sc; good ordt-
nary, uHe; low miadllng. lz5kc, mladllng,
12Hc: good middilng, 1SHc; mlddlng far,
l3Xc: far, l4Xc per 10.
WHISKY-Is steady, with continued fair
demand, and sales OF 4Sl brls to-day at 81 II per
gallon.
BEANS-There is still dull market. and
prices are nominally unchanged. We quote
81 l5a1 rs per bu for medium to choice navys.
BROOM CORN-Is inI light request, but
red 4a6c, green stalk braid 7aScs and choice
green hurl S1sa91Sc per lb.
BUrrER--Tne demand for best table is light,
but is sufficient to exhaust the supply, which,
however, Is limited, and these grades are firm.
Medium grades are in limited demand, but
lower grades for shipping are in fair request
and steady. We quote: Choice 2Ia2Sc, and ex-
ira selections OF single packages 2a8c more
per lb. Prime is worth 24a26c, medium 2la22c,
and common I6al6c per lib.
CHEESE--There is only moderate demand,
and the offerings are liberal, and the market
remains quiet ut 12alSc per ID for prime to
choice factory.
COFFEE-There is steady market. with a
Rio is worth 225Sa2Snc for common, 24a25c for
fair to good, anu 25ha26jac for prime to choice
per lb.
COAL-The wholesale market is quiet and
unsettled. Youghiogheny will bring &c and
Ohio River &c per bu ahoat. It is delivered tc
consumers at 1Oc for Ohio River, Ilal2c fol
shland, 12a13c for Muskingum, Raymond
City, Mocking Valley and KaDawha, 13c fol
Youghiogheny, and &c for kanawha canne
DRIED FKU EfS - Domestic is in moderate
ma Of worth n
and peaches l2a13c per lb. There is a fair de-
mand for Foreign. Layer rasIns are worth
S3 0Oa3 10 per box. We quote: Figs, 15alsc;
currants S1sa10c; prunes, TkaSc; dates, 6ka
Ne. citron 26a30c per ID.
EGGS-Are tirmer under lighter receipts and
an improved demand. Wequote fresh 25a26c
y; GREEN sGfHsi FRUIrs-The market is well sup.
piled with apples, which are in fair demand al
s2a2 80 for common, and $3a4 90 for good e
choice, per brl, in store We quote lemons Sc 50
az per box, and oranges are selling at $l0a1l
per brl for creole. Cranberries are quoted $10a
il per brl, and SO 25a3 81 per box.
HAY-The market Is steatiy, with ample re-
ceipts and fair demand. especially for the higher
qualities No timothy iswol tn slsa20 for loose,
and Sl9a19 for tight pressed per ton, on ar
rival. Medium grades are worth $ltaH, and
lower grades $l0a15 per ton, on arrival, and in
store dealers ask 50 moro per ton.
HEMP-The demand Is limited but the Offer
ings are not large and there is steady though
quiet marKet. We quote: Rough kentucky
$l25ai80 per ton In store and $l20on arrival.
H1DES-Are steady without any change. We
quote: 5lsa7c for green hides, 7a0c for wet
salted. l4aibc fordry flint per ID, sheep pelts 75c
asl rs for good, and 20a4Oc Tor inferior.
MILLFEED-There has been no change and
the market ID steady at previous prices We
quote: Bran, sl8afd, with moderate demand;
shipstuffs, $l6al6, and middlings. S2Oaa4 per
ton, all on arrival, and SO more per ton in store
M0LASSES-There Is a continued steady
Market with no change in prices. New Or.
leans Is worth tUa60c, ana golden sirups arc
quoted 45a90c per gallon, according to quality.
OILS--There is moderate demand for lin
seed, which is quoted 6Uc per gallon fol. prime.
Lard oills steady at 81 0Sal IL per gallon for
extra current make. Refined petroleum ID
quoted iaal8c per gallon, with moderate do
inAnd.
pOTADOES--Tne demand eontintles light,
aud prices are nominally unchap gcd The sup
ply is large. They arc quoted g0a50c per bii
in store, the latter figure for best peachblows
On arriyaLabout 10c less per bu is paid.