The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-27
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 27-2 z. M.


CINCINNATI, Dec. 27-2 z. Nj.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady. Fancy is worth
| So 50a7 80, family SO l5a6 IS, extra s5 75a6 90,
superine IS l5a5 4U, low grades 81 lOa4 10,
spring wheat Hour IS 75a6 20, and rye -four $4 80
IA Is per brl, all in round lots on arrival.
Bugkwheat -four is jobbing at sSa9 so per brl
| for prime to choice.
C0kN-Is quiet to-day and steady. Mixed
| ear sold 42c at per bu at the L. M. Depot, and is
held at 43c on track at the lower roads. Shelled
is quiet, and prime mixed is quoted 44c on
track.
BARLEY-Is steady and demand moderate
at 90c a$l O5 for good TO choice fall, and 5Ja75c
| for far to prime W estern spring per Du. Low
grades OF spring are offered at 35a40c, and
some choice lots are held at SJc per bu. Prime
| to choice Canada scarce, and held at 81 O5al 15
per bur.
OATS-There is a steady market, but the
demand is chiefly for local consumption. Good
| TO prime sample are worth 82a35c for mixed,
and 3ia3Sc for white per bu. Some mfxeu sold
to-day on track at 86c per bu.
RYE-Is quiet and steady. Good to choice
sample is quoted 75aS0c per bu, on arrival. No.
Ill elevator is worth SIC per bu.
WHEAT-Is in good milling demand and
the market Is otherwise quiet, though Iirm.
| We quote good to choice white 81 40al 4S per
| bu. Red is worth 81 3Oal ~ for good to choice,
and 81 15a1 70 forlower gracies
! MESS PORK-The market Is steady and
quiet at $l6 50a1675 for prime city mess.
LARD-The market Is firm to- day, and prime
| steam isquoted 105Sc per Id, and demand mod
crate. City kettle is quoted l1a1Ih nc per lb.
GREEN MEATS - Are firm to-day and de-
mand moderate. Shoulders are quoted exc,
and rib sides S6a8kc per lb. Sales of the
latter reported at 6.20c per lb. Hams are worth
9al0c per lb. according to average.
iBACON-Is quiet and steady at i7tla7Hc for
shoulders, 9ka9xc for rib sides, and l0c for
clear sides per lb, packed Sugar cured hams
held at l22<al31Sc per 10.
DRY SAILED MEATS = The market is
quiet and steady at 6k as Nc for shoulders, and
8xa81c for rib sides per ID, clear sides held
| nominally at sHa6Tc per lb, for haH-eufed
meats, all Loose.
CoTToN--Is quiet and steady with sales of
81 bales. Stock. 1l,a3s bales. We quote:
| ding IL Nc, middling l1K c, good middling Ec,
| mIddling fair 1216c, fair l3Ac per ID.
WHISKY-Isin in moderate flfandandsteady
| to-day at II 07 per gallon.
BEANS--Are in fair demand and firm for
prime to choice navys at 81 75a2 90 per BIZ.
White mediums sell at 81 50al g. per bu. Com
mon are dull at 81 15a1 25 per bu.
BROOM CORN-The market is dull, with a
full supply, but prices are Dominally un-
changed. We quote red brush 2a4c, green
stalk braid 4tla5c, and 51sa6c for green nurli
per lb.
BUTTER--Ihe market remains quiet and
steady. The demand Is generally moderate
but the receipts are rather light, especially OF
the higher grades. Creamery is worth 32a35c
per lb for extra dairy sells at 2la22c forchoIce
and 18a19c for prime per lb. and 2a3c more can
be had for selections; mediumS are quoted 15a
16c, and common offered at 12a13c per lb.
CHEESE-Continues steady at l3al4c per lb
for prime to choice factory, with moderate
demanh. .
COFFEE-There is a firm market and fair
l local demand Rio is worth aJa20Iac for COM
mon, 2l3Sa23c for fair to good, and 24a25c for
prime to choice per 10. We quote Java 3Oa32c
/ per lb.
COAL-The market is steady and demand is
fair for local consumption. Nothing doing
afoat. We quote, delivered to consumers: 9a
lOc for Ohio River, 1Oc for Ashland, 10a1lc for
Hooking Valley and 'Muskingum, and l0al1c
| for Kanawha and Youghiogneny per bu. Gam
mel is worth 2la22c pei bu, delivered. Anthra-
cite is quoted $8a9 per ton, delivered.
C0KE-Continues steady and the demand
moderateat previous prices. We quote 1c for
city manufactured at yaras, and &c delivered
per bn. Gas house Sc at yards and 10c deliv-
cred. Crushed &c at yards and lie delivered
per bu. ConnellsyIllc delivered at I0allc per
bu.
DRIED FRUITs-There is a moderate de-
mand for peaches at i8al2c and at apples 3ha
&c per ib. Foreign fruits are in fair demand
and steady. We quote layer raisins S2a2 10
per box. Citron sells at 22a25c, hgs at l2al4c.
curants 7hasc and prunes sai0c per lb. 3"
EGGS-Conunue firm with fair demand and
moderate offerings of fresh at 3Oc per dozen.
GREEN FRUIrS-There Is a STEADY but
quiet market for apples, and good to choice
are worth 81 2,a2 per brl in store Lemons are
quoted S4a5 so per box. Creole oranges are
worth $Sa9 50 per brl. Cranberlles are in fair
demand at So 75a9 25 per bIl.
HAY-The market continues steady but it
is quiet with lair local demand for the best
grades only. Low grades are dull. We quote
NO. timothy $l2al3 per ton, on arrival. In
ferior hay is held at $7al1 per ton on arrival,
according to quality. Dealers want. 50 more in
store.
HEMP-There is only moderate demand
and the market is steady with light offerings.
We quote rough Kentucky SHOALS per ton, on
arrival, andS5 more in store. Dressed sells in
jobbinQ lots at 9a9Ac per lD.
MILL FEED-The offerings OF bran are light
and iti firm under fair demand at $12 50a
13 80 per ton in bulk on arrival Shipstuffs are
irm and demand moderate at $l4a15 per ton.
| MiddlIngs remain quiet and steady at $lSa2!
per ton. In store dealers ask 80 more.
| MOLASSEs-Prlme to choice New Orleans
| is worth 55a6)c per gallon, and demand fair.
Inferior is offered at 40a45c per gallon, and dun.
Sorghum is worth 3oa35c for prime to choice
| per gallon.
| Hrm at 5Sc per gallon. Lard oil is steady, and
there is lair dsmapli at 90a92c per gallon for
extra current make Refined petroleum is
worth 29a30c per gallon, and good demand.
| POTATOkS-Areq quiet and steady Prime
to choice in store are worth S1al 10 per bu, and
S3a3 70 per brl. None selling on arrival.
| PUULTRY-Chickens are In fair demand and
| light offerings, with dressed selling at 81 50a3
and live held at $2a3 per dozen, according to
size and condition. Dressed turkeys sell at
| l21aal3c per lb.
| SALI--Domestic is worth 24c per bu and 81 35
| per br, Of 80 lbs. We quo G 3Sil3jc per bu for
Turks island anu SI'l5a! rs per sack for
coarse Liverpool.
| SEED-There i, a moderate jobbing demand
for clover and it sells at lie store aud 1ia141sc
| on arrival per lb. Prme timothy is quiet and
steady at 81 90a2 per bu in store. Flax see | is
| worth $2ja1 4J per bu. according to quality
with no material change. We quote 9aluc for
New Orleans, 'lvalic for yellow refined, 1lAa
lIAc for clarified, ,ilAall &c for extra ''G, ll4a
| l2c for '.A'' wniteS 12aal3c for powdered anu
| sranulated, aud lab NC for crushed per lb.
TAELOW-'Ihe mars es remains steadj, and
! the offerings are ample at SC for country auu