The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 6-2 P. M.

CINCINNATI. Dec. So z. M.
FLOUR-The market is firm The offerings
are moderate and demand fair. Fancy -four
is held aU Sc 5Oa7 50. Family sold to-day as
high as Sc %, and ranges down to S. rs per brl
Extra is worth s. 25a5 65. Superiine "a 50a5,
and low grades SO 75a4 25 per brl. Spring wheat
flour sold at ST 20 per brl to-day. Rye flour is
worth $4a4 81, and buckwheat flour is quiet at
Is 5Ua7 % per brl
WHEAT-The market is firm, and. fair de-
mand, Red is quoted 81 25a1 35 for good to
prime, and choice held at 81 3Sa1 4U per bu.
White Is worth 81 35a1 45 for good to prime,
ana choice would bring 81 4sa1 30 per bu, but is
scarce.
OATS-The market remains dun and heavy
at 3Oa33c for good to prime mixed, and 33a36c
for white per bu. Low grades are nominal.
BARLEY-Steady and quiet. Good toprime
fall is quoted 90caSl per bu, and choice is held
at SlO5. Spring is quoted 55a75c for fair to
prime and down to 30c per bu for inferior.
RYE-Is in moderate demand, but firm. Good
to prime sample lots on track are quoted 68a
73c per bu. No. in elevator held at 76c per bu.
C0RN-Contlnues firm, and prime new ear
sold on track to day at 45c per bu. Shelled on
track is quoted 46a47c per Du for good to prime.
MESS PORK-Continues steady and quiet
for prime city mess at SIG per brl.
LARD-The market is steady. Prime steam
is quoted 9Xal0c per 1b City Kettle is worth
lO1c. and small lots held at 1OXc per lb.
BULK MEATS-Continue quiet. Shoulders
are quoted 5Ia6c, clear RIB sides 7TaSc, and
clear sides held at SIC per Id, for loose meats
ten to fifteen days lD salt.
GREEN MEAIS-There is moderate de-
mand at 51sc for shoulders and 7ysc for clear
rib sides. Hams are ouotsl S2<alOc, accord
ing to average.
BACoN--Ihere is very little doing, and
shoulders are quoted nomnally 7Hc, clear rib
sides 9Ac, and clear sides l014c per ID, all
packed Sugar-cured hams a,e quoted 13a
i45c, according to average.
COTTON-Continues quiet and low grades
nIaa 30 a wv
quote: Ordinary 9Hc, 6 Oh ordinary lO%c,
low middling llHc, middling llSc, G Oh
middling 12xc, mlddling fair 2hc, fair l3xc
per lib.
per gallon.
BEANs--Are in moderate demand and
steady. Prime to choice navys are worth 81 81
a. Is, and white mediums are offered at Vi 25a
BROOM COKN-There is a moderate though
steady demand at 6a6hc for choice green hurl,
5a5kc for green stalk braid, anu 2ha4nc for
red brush, per ID.
BUTTER-Continues steady, with fair con-
sumptive demand, chiefly for the higher
grades with moderate receipts. Lower grades
are neglected. We quote l9a2lc for prime, and
2, a22c for choice DAIRY per lb. and 24a25c for
selections. Extra creamery /, held at 33a35c
per ID. Medium is quoted l5al7c, and common
l2al35 per Id.
UHEESE-T There is moderate demand, with
a steady market at l3al4c per Id for prime TO
choice factory.
COFFEh-The market is steady though quiet
at previous prices. We quote Rio 1Sal9c for
common, 20a2lc for fair to good. and 22a23c for
prime TO choice per To- Java is quoted 2SaSOc
per lb
COAL-ContInues firm and demand fair, with
no change in prices. 1t is selling afioat at Ia
7hc for Youghiogheny. 6a6Sc for Ashland, and
5a5Xc for ONO fLver per bu. 1t is delivered
to Consumers at &c for Ohio River. TO- tor
Ashland, 10a1lc for Hooking Valley, Mus
kingum and Kanawha, and l0allc for Yough-
iogneny per bu.