The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-21
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINoINNATI. Dec 2,-2 Z. NJ.
FLOUR-There is a quiet and steady mar
Family sold to-day at SO 2Oa6 %. Extra is
worth S5 7ja6, supernne $5a5 81, low grades
$4a4 30 per brl. Spring wheat Hour ranges
IS Sja6 30, with sales to-day Of choice Mime
sofa at SG ~ per brl. Rye flour is worth "a 25a
Is per Dr, according to quality, and choice
buckwheat held at 81 50a7 70 Der Dr.
OATS-Market firm, under light offerings,
but there is only light local demand. White
are worth 35a3lc, and mixed 32435c per Du for
good to prime.
BARLEY-Q and firm. Western spring
is worth 5JaIoc for far to prime, and 30a4Oc
for coGlmon per bu. Fall is quoted o5a95c for
for far to good, and Slal 05 Tor PRIME to ch Ice
per bu. Canada Is held at Sl O5al IL per bu for
prime to choice
RYE-The market is quiet. No. 2 is quoted
SOa SIC, and good to prime sample 75aS0c per
bushel.
CORN-Gs quiet to-day and rather easy. Ear
is held at dc, and some very choice at 4jc, out
there were sales OF prime at 43c per bu on
track. Shellcd is dull, and held at 45a47c per
Dushel.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and firm
Prime to choice white is quoted 81 4Oal 20 per
bu. Hill is held at about the same figures as
white and is scarce. Red is quoted 81 goal 30
tor fair to good, and 81 3jal 4J for prime to
choice per bu.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and
steady for city mess at SIC j0al6 Is per brl and
LARD-1he market is quiet and firm at
104c for prime steam, and Kettle Is quoted lie
per lb
DRY sALTED MEATs-Quiet and steady
at 6aBG for shoulders, SaS I4C for rib sides, aud
SHa0%c for clear sides fol Loose 10 to 70 days in
salt.
BACON-Very little doing, and the market
about nominal at TA4a71ac IOr shoulders, 95ac
for RIB sides, and l0c for clear sides per 10, all
packed, Sugar-cured hams 12Aal4c per lb,
lTfr tp ntrnI
GREEN MEATS shoulders are quoted &c.
and rib sites Sc and hams 9a0c per lb, buC
there is very little dong.
COTTON-Is steady to-day and quiet. No
material change, and we give he following Of
fetal quotations: Ordinary 94c, good ordinary
l034C, low mlddling llAc, middiing l13SC, ,od
miduling ll%c, mIddling fair 124ac,- far 13zc
per lb. Stock, 1920 bales. Shipments, 65l
bales. Receipts, 5l bales.
WHISKY-Is firm to- day and 1c higher, and
$50 brls sold at 81 OS per gallon.
BEANS-Are IN fair demand chiefly for the
higher grades. Choice navys are worth 81 90l
2 % and prime sell at 81 1jal 80 per bu. White
mediums are held at 81 4Oal 80, and common at
IL al 20 per bu.
BROOM COkN-There is quiet and steady
market at previous prices. We quote 2a4C for
red brush, 44aa5e iOr green stalk braid, az
SKATE for green hurl per lb.
BUIIER-COntlnues steady and quiet with
little or no change. The demand is generally
moderate but there are light receipts at pres
ent and stocks are not excessive There is a
fair local demand for dairy at la Sc for prime,
19a20e for choice, and an occasional package
of selections brings 22a24c per lb. Extra cream
cry held at ;3a35c per lb. We quote medium
l5a16c, and common l2a13C per Id.
UHEESE-Is in moderate request and steady
at 13al4c per Id forp prime to choice.
UOAL-1he market is firm and demand
fair. We quote OHIO River 5a5ac, Ashland
6a61ac, and Ioughiogheny 7a71ac per bu,
aiioat. 1t is delivered to consumers at 10al1c
for Ioughiogneny and Kanawha, 10allc for
Muskingum and Hooking Valley, &c for ASH
land, and Sa9c for Ohio River Camel is worth
l5c atioat and 2Oa22c delivered per bu. Anthra-
cite is worth $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Contlnues steady with fair consump-
tive demand We quote city manufactured &c
per in at yards, and Sc. delivered to consumers.
Gas-house Sc at yards, and l0c delivered.
Crushed 9a9c at tyards, ana 10allc delivered.
Connellsvllle is worth l0alic per bu delivered.
COFFEE--ls steady with moderate demand.
Prices unchanged Rio is worth lSal9c for
inferior, 2Ja2iC for medium, and 22a25c for
prime to choice per lO. Java is selling at 2Sa
30c per lb.
DRIED FRUITs-There is a moderate de-
mand for peaches at iOal2c, and apples at 81
al u per lb. Raisns are quoted S2a2 ~ per box,
with fair demand We quote 22A25c for citron
I2al4c for figs, SalTc for currants, ami Ease for
prunes, per lb
EGGS-Are III moderate demand, but with
light offering OF fresh, tney are firm at 26a27c
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in moderate
demand and steady, and good to prime are
freely offered at 81 2,al Is per bril- We quote
S5a6 per box Tor lemons, with moderate de.
mand, and Creole oranges S8 J0a9 50 per brl.
Cranberries are offered at S. 50a9 25 per bfl.
HAY-The market is steady aud quiet, with
no material change. There is a fair consump-
tive demand for the best grades, and low
grades are neglected. We quote No. timothy
Sl2al3 per ton, and inferior is offered at s7ai1
per ton, all on arrival, and 81 more in store.
HEMP-There is a moderate demand, with
limited receipts, aDd rough Kentucky is steady
at $li5al2O per ton on arrival, and $5 more
wanted In store. Dressed is quoted 9tty1$c Der
MILL FEED-The receipts are light and
the market is firm. with moderate demand.
We quote bran $l0all, shipstufs $l2al3, and
middllngs $l7a22 per ton, in bulk, all ON arrl-
val and dealers asking $la2 more per ton in
store
MOLASSEs-T market is firm, with fair
consumptive demand for prime to CHOICE New
Orleans syrups at 55l6Jc per gallon, and moder-
ate offerings. and fair to good is held at IS s5Oc
per gallon. Prime sorghum sells at 30a35c DER
gallon.
OlLS-There is moderate demand for lin
seed at 5sc per gallon. Extra lard oil is quo
ted 9Ja92c per gallon. Refined petroleum is
firm al 29a90c per gallon.
POTATO UES-There are none coming in, and
prices on arrival are nominal. Prime to choice
are worth Slal 10 per bu, and $3a3 2j per brl, in
.
Some inferior are quoted 95a9Uc per bu in store.
POULTRY = There is far demand for
dressed chickens, with moderate offerings and
firm at 81 50a3 so per dozen, and nothing doing
in live. Dressed turkeys are firm and in fair
demand at 1ial2c per lb
SA LI--DOmestlc is quiet at 24c per bu, and
81 S5 per brl. Coarse Liverpool is worth 81 15a
rs per sack. Turks Island is held at S5a36e
per bu.
SEED-There is moderate demand for cIo-
yer, with light offerings. anu prime In store is
worth 1jc per 10, and sales on arrival at 4al4.se
for good 20 prime. Prime timothy is worth 81
az W per bu, ana demand light Flax seed will
bring 81 3Oa1 40 per bu, good to prime.
SUGAk k--rhe demand Is fair and there is u
steady market. New Orleans is worth SS<a9Hc,
yellow refined 1Uatlc, extra *" 1l4a1lac,
~" white i%al2c, powdered and grauuated
l2Xal3c, and crushed sell at 131alSl@c per 10.
IALBON-T is u steady market, with
ample offerings at SIC per ib f'r city. and &c
for country, and demand far.
TUBAODO-The offerings at auction yester-
day were l3l hhds, as follows: 50 hhds Mason
County, KY, District-4 at s3 S5a5 10, / at $6a
10 q at $sa9 10, 70 at 1Ual4 20 at $50 25a2a 30.