The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-23
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Nov 23-2P.M NJ.
FLOUR-Is in moderate demand for local
consumption, and the market Otherwise Is ill.,
active Wequote scar per brl for fancy grades.
Family branus are quoted S. 50a5 49, Extra
is selling at $5a5 80. ouDcrnne is held at "a 35a
q 81, low grades ut $35ba8 80 per Drl. Spring
wheat flour is worth $5 40a5 90 Rye -four is
ranging So S5a4 35, and buckwheat flour is
worth S7a7 50 per br for prime to choice.
WHEAT-The offerings continue light and
there is faIrdemand. Good 10 prime white
is auObed 81 27al 35 per bu, ana choice is worth
81 3ia1 8S, but Is held 2a8C higher. Good to
choice red is quoted IL 20al 30 per bu, and me-
dun grades ii 12dl 15 per bu.
CORN-Is steady, with liberal receipts.
and new is in fair demand, with sales OF
| shelled Is worth a42c, and sold this morn
| ing at the inside figure on track. Old car IS
quoted 47a4Sc per bu on track.
| OAYS-Ihe market is dull and heavy are
nominally unchanged. We quote 29aS2c for
good to prime mixed, and 35a35c for white.
Choice white are helu at 37a3Sc per bu.
RYE-'rhe market rules firm with moderate
offerings. No. in elevator is worth 69a71c,
and good To prime on track is held at 65a6Sc
per bu.
BARLEY-The market is quiet and steady.
| Good to prime fall is held at 81 05 per bu.
Spring is qu ted 60a75c for good to prime, and
inferior grades ranging down to 3Uc per Du.
MESS lPORK-Ihe marnet remains quiet
and steady. Now mess is held SIG rs per br',
spot. No old on the market.
'LARD-COntinues quiet and steady at 10c
per lb for prime steam, spot, and kettle ts
held at lOdallc per ID.
with an easy tone. Shoulders are quoted 61la
81 c, clear rib sides SaSAc, and clear sides
S%aSHc per lb for new meats, loose.
BACON-Tne demand is moderate, and very
hnN NnFNta 4
Sal4 NC per lb. Shoulders are quoted ne,
clear rib sides w a94c, and clear sides held at
| 10c per lb all packed.
GREEN MEATS-Arp quiet. Shoulders are
quoted 5%c, clear rib sides re, and clear sides
| SI5aSl4c per ID. Hams are worth 9ai0c per Id,
| according TO average.
| UOTION-Ihe market ules quiet and steady
| to -day, W th no change in prices. Sales, 400
| bales Stock, 9,6!3 bales. We quote: OrqI-
nary, 9hc; good ordinary, 101ac; low mlddllng,
| lie: m!ulllng, l1hc; good mlhdIIng, 125; md
dnng falr, 13gsc; fnT, 1870 per lb.
| WHISRY-ls steady with far demand at
81 06 per Raloh,
BEANS-rhe demand is fair, with moderate
offerings OF prime TO choice nayys at 81 6Oal 70
per bu, and good white mediums are quoted
| 81 25al 35 per bu. Common are plenty and dull
| at 90caSl per bu.
BROOM MCORN-Continues steady and quiet,
with liberal receipts. We quote red brush az
a415c, green stalk braid 5a5hc, and choice
| green hurl 6a61sc per lib.
| : BUTTER-There is a continued fair demand
| for the higher grades, with ample offerings.
| Qualities below prime are not wanted, anu
| stocks Of such are accumulating, Prime tC
choice dairy Is worth 2Oa22c, and 2H3c more fol
selections. Extra creamery will bring 33H35t
per Id. The lower grades are quoted l5al7c fol
medium and l2al3c for common.
| CHEESE-Is steady, with fair consumptivC
demand, and we quote 1T l@al8c per ID for prlm'
TO choice. .. .,. ...
COFFEE-Is in moderate demand but tht
market is steady anl prices are unchanged
Rio is worth lSa9c for common, 2Ua2lC fo
fair TO good, and 22a2ic for prime to choice pei
pound.
| COAL-The market remains steady anC
there is a fam demand at previous prices. W.
quote ohio River g., Ashland nc, and 1ougn
logheny 90 per bu, afoat. 1t is worth delivered
to consumers gal06 for Ohio River, 10allc TO
Muskingum ana Ashland, iOall lc for kanawh
and Hooking Valley, and llal2c for 1oughio
gheny per bu. Camel Is worth l6c atlOat an,
2Ua!2c delivered per bu.
COKE-The demand is moderate and marke
steady at previous prices. Gas-house an
city manufactured is quoted &c per bu at yard
and 9u delivered to consumers: crushed SC pc
/ bu at yards and l0c delivered; Conneilsylii
I 7IaS atioat and l0a1lc delivered. per bu.
DRiED FHUlro-Domestlc fruit is in fai
demand at Ial2kc for peaches and 41Sa6c 70
| APPLES. Foreign fruits are quiet and steady a
7a7kc for prnnes, 714aSc for cHlrants, 14a16
for ligs ana 25a26c for cItron per lb, and 81 35
| 80 per box Tor ralSlnS.
| EGGS-1here is fair demand, with ampl
receipts and fresh are worth 22c per dozen.
| GREEN FRUIrS-Green apples are IN mod
crate request, Good to prime are freely of
fered at 81 95ai rs per brl in store, and 60ca{
ner hrl loose on arrival Lemons are worth $5a
ner box and Creole OF anges sell ut 81 50aS pe
HAY-The market remains steauy am
ouiet No. timothy is in fair local demand a
Sl2al3 per ton on arrival Lower grades ar
mai fprr mol $40 q
per tou ON arrival. Dealers want 50 more il
store.
HEMP-There is a moderate demand 70
rough Kentucky, with limited receipts, am
we quote it 81 2al90 per ton on ARRIVAL, an
IS more in store. Dressed is worth 9a9Jac pc
Il ID in jobbing lots.
MILL FEED-The market is steady an
quiet, with ample offerings and prices are un
changed. We quote " SOalo for bran, $laal
for shipstulls, anu $lSa23 or middlinEs per tol
all on arrival. In store dealers require s
more per ton.
MOLASSEo-Therei is fair consumptive de
mand for prime to choice New Orleans syrur
which sells at 55aC0c per gallon for new. an
inferior quality Is dull at 35aI5 per gallon,
Oils -LInseed oil is steady and quiet ut SO
per gallon. We quote extra lard Oil gOa92c DE
rallon. aud refined petroleum sells at 2;a26
rer gallon, with fair demand.
| POr ATUES-Are worth ai0c per bu on ar
riyaa for good to choice, and 10c more req nj e.
in store. Prime to choice packed in store ar
worth $2a2 25 per brl.
"PuIJLTRI-T is fair demand for ltv
chickens, and the market is well supplied a
50 50a3 SO per dozen, according to size and con
dition. We quote turkeys Sa9c for live, ana |
| a12c for dressed per ID.
SALT-The market is without any matera
change Domestic is worth BIC per Du and 81 !
per bri, with moderate demand. Turks ISLAM
\ Is held at S6a37c per bu. Coarse Liverpool
0uIet at 81 1ja! 70 per sack.
| SEED-1here is moderate demand fo
prime timothy, and it is steady at $2a2 10 pe
bu in store. We quote clover Sc in store. an
Flax seed is worth A5Oa1 30 per bu.
J SUGAR--ContinuCs steady with fair cor
sumptive demand. We quote s1sal1c for Ne
Orleans, yellow refined 1O4allc, clarated II
llkc, extra "C' l1lall4ac, "A" white II y
,, l2c, granuated and powdered l2AalSc, an
crushed l31S Sal3kc per Id.
| TALLOM-ContinueS steady, with fair de
mand for all that is offered at SaS1Gc for prinl
country, aud SJ4as2sc for city per lb.
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