The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CHo1NNATI. Nov. 29-2 p. NJ.


FLOUR-The market is steady, but little
doing. We quote fancy scar, family IS 5Oa5 81.
superline S4 40a4 80, low grades S3 50a4, spring
wheat 50 4Oa6, rye flour $la4 3U, Duckwheat
flour So 5Ja7 10 per brl.
OATs-Market quiet and heavy. White are
quoted 32a35c for good to prime, and 3Ta38c for
good to choice Iowa. Mixed are offered ut 2Sa
BIC per bu, according to quality.
BARLEY-There is moderate demand and
the market is steady. Fall is quoted 90caSl Us
for good to choice, and but little Of the latter
offering. Spring is quoted 50a70c for good to
prime, and 80a40c for common.
WHEAT-Is steady, but there is quiet
market. Choice white is quoted 81 3Sal 40 and
prime IS held at 81 30a1 s. per bu; red is quoted
81 goal 30 for good to choice, and Of the latter
grade little or none Offering Inferior lots
offered at 81 10a1 Is per bu.
CORN-Ihe market is firm though quiet to-
day. New ear sold to-day at 40c per bu for
prime on track. New shelled is quoted 42a43c
per bu on arrival and choice held at 44c per
bu. Old ear is offered at 45a47c per bu for
good to prime.
RYE-Continues firm. No. 2 in elevator is
quoted 71a72c per bu. Cool to prime sample
on arrival is held at 67a7Oc, and inferior at Goa
MESS PORK-Tbere is steady market and
quiet at SIG per brl for prime city.
LARD-The demand is moderate for prime
steam at 9%a92<c per lb. and 1t is generally
held at the latter figure. Kettle squOted l0xa
1870 per lb.
BU llh MbAlO-tSuleG anu bGOaQy. Sn0ui-
ders are quoted 52Sa6c per lb, clear RIB sides q
a8c, and clear sides 8haS4c per lb, loose, for
fifteen to twenty days in salt
BACON-The market is nominal, with none
Offering.
GREEN MEATS-The market is steady with
fair demand. Shoulders are quoted 5Ka5hc,
clear rib sides 7Xa7hc, and clear sides 7Xa
TIC per lb. Hams are worth Sxa92lc, accord
ing to average.
COTTON-The.. market is steady and quiet
The following are the official quotation: Or
dinary 9Ac, good ordinary lUHc, low middling
11Ac, middling 1l%c, good middling 124 4c
mlldling fair l29lc, fair 1870 per lb.
WHISKY-Continues steady and demand
is fair to-day with sales of l7O brls at 81 05 per
gallon.
BEANS-There is a fair demand for best
navys, which sell at 81 5Oal 10 per bu in store
Medium white are worth 81 25a1 90 per bu
Common are dull at 90ca$l per bu.
BROOM COHN-Continues steady and quIet
with liberal offerings. We quote red brush
21sa4hc, green stalk braid 5a55<c, and choice
green hurl 6a6hc per lb
BUTTER-The market is steady, with lib
eral receipts, and there is fair demand for
the higher grades. Lower grades are neglect
ed. We quote extra creamery 85a36c, choice
dairy 21a22c, and prime do l9l2Jc per b. Me-
dium grades are quoted 15al7c, and lower
grades are held at12al3c per lib.
CHEESE-The market is quiet for prime to
choice factory, but is steady at 2zsa131Sc per
pound.
COAL-There is fair demand, with ample
offerings at 7a7hc for Yougniogheny, 6a615c
tor Ashland, aud 5a51ac for Ohio River per bu,
afoat. We quote it delivered to consumers:
Ohio River &c, Ashland and Muskingum 100,
Hooking Valley, kanawha and Iougniogheny
lie per bu.
C0KE-There is moderate demand at &c for
gas-house and city manufactured, and 9a9c for
crushed at yards, and 2a3c more delivered, per
bu. Connellsville is worth has, afioat, and
l1a12o delivered.
10 napd 10 bY,f ~,
market remains steady at previous prices. We
quote 1Sal9c for common Rio, 2Ua2lc for me-
dium quality, and 22a23c for prime to choice
per 10. Java will sell at 26a30c per Id.
DRiEU fkUITS-There is a quiet market
but steady. Peaches are worth llal2hc, and
apples 5a6c per lib. We quote foreign fruits 25
a26c for cltron, l6aSc for figs, 7l6aSc for cur
rants, and 7a7xc for pranes per lb, and S2 40a
2 so for layer raisins per box.
EGGS-There is a fair demand. with moder-
ate offerings, and fresh arrivals bring 23c per
dozen.
GREEN FRUITs-The market is steady for
apples, with moderate demand for prime to
choice at 81 50al rs per brl in store, and liberal
offerings. Cranberiies are quoted So 75a9 50 per
brl, and s3a8 25 per bu in boxes. Creole Or
anges are worth $7aS per brl. Lemons sell at
81 50a5 so per box.
HAY-There is only moderate local de-
mand, and chiefly for the hest grades Inferior
hay is dull. No. timothy is worth Sl2a l8 per
toy, and lower grades held at $Sal0 per ton, all
on arrival. Dealers are asking - more per ton
in store
AAAdP-The marketis is easy under more lib
eral neceipte, and we quote rough Kentucky
$1i0a1aO per ton on arrival, anu s. more In
store. Dressed IS quoted 9a01sc per 10.
MILL FEED-The market is steady and
the demand is only moderate with liberal Of
fers at 80 S0al0 for bran, $l3al5 for shipstu1s,
and $lSa23 for middings per ton, all on ar
rival, and 81 more in store.
MOLASSGs-Ihere is a steady market with
fair demand for prime to choice New Orleans
at 55a6Uc per gallon, ana inferior Is held at
S5a40c per gallon, with light demand.
OlLS-Llnseed is III lImted demand, but
steady, and prime is quoted 58c per gallon.
rhere is a fair demand for extra lard oil at
9Ja92c per gallon. We quote refined petroleum
, a26c per gallon, aud demand fair
POTATOES-lho receipts are lighter and
there is a firm market for good to prime at 6Ja
zoe yer bu, and inferior offered at 45a5Oc per
Du on arrival, and i0c more in stofe. Prime
to choice are quoted s: 25a2 60 per brl in store.
POULTRY There is a lair demand for
chickens at " 50a3 80 per dozen, live or
dressed, with an ample supply. Live tn, keys
are worth 71SaS4sc, and dressed sell at l1al?15c
per lb. and fair demand.
RICE-The demand is moderate and we