The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-17
CINCINNATI DAFLK MARKET.


FLOUR-Is in moderate consumptive de-
mand, and we quote $6a7 per brl for fancy
IS 5Oa5 81 for family, $5a5 95 fer extra, Sd asa
"A rs for superfne, $3 5Oa8 So for low grades,
S. 50a6 for spring wheat flour, So S5a4 50 for
rye flour, and Sa775 for buckwheat -four, ac-
cordiug to quality.
CORN-Tnere is a fair demand for new corn,
and mixed ear sold to-qay at 4Oc on track, and
4lc to arrive per bu. New shelled is selling at
43a44c per bu. Old mixed ear is worth 5Oa5lc
per bu, on track. No. shelled held at 52a53c
In elevator.
RYE-Demand moderate and market steady.
Good to prime sample on track is quoted 63a6jc
per bu, and No. III elevator is quoted 65c per
bushe.
oATS-Marketq quiet and heavy. Mixed are
quoted 2oa82c, and good to prime white 35a37c
per bu. Inferior are merely nominal.
BARLE4-lhe market is quiet and easy
under limited demand and liberal receipts.
Good to prime fall is quoted 95ca1 05 per 'bu.
No2 Canada In elevator is quoted 81 05 per bu.
Good to prime Western spring is worth 60a7Oc
per bu, and offered as low as 30c for inferior
WHEAT-Ihere is fair demand with light
offerings. White is quoted 81 25a1 30 for good
to prime, and held at 81 a3a1 35 for choice lots.
Red is quoted 81 zeal rs for prime and 81 1Sa
l 20 for good, and 81 10al Is for medium grades
per bu. Inferior grades are'nomInal.
MESS PORk-There is quiet and steady
market at SIG per brl for new and SIT for old,
and holders-w want 25c more for jobbing lots.
LARD-Tne market is firm, with fair de-
mand for prime steam with light offerings, and
quoted lOHa1OAc per lib. Kettle is held at 1O%
a1lc per Id.
BULK MEATs-The markets. quiet. Half
cured meats are quoted 61aa6%c for shoul-
ders, SaSAc for clear rib sides, and 81 aSISc
for clear sides, all loose, and No more for
packed.
BACON-There is not much Offering. and
the demand is moderate Shoulders are quoted
TIC, clear rib sides 9ka93&c, and clear sides
9%aSXc per Id, all packed; and sugar-cured
hams l4al5c per lb.
COT1ON-Con6nues quiet and steady at
previous prices. Sales to-day, 95 bales Stock,
7,7T9 bales. The following are the official
quotations at the Cotton Exchange:
Ordinary. 9hc; good ordinary. 1O1sc;
low middling. 11Kc: mlddling, 11Xc; good
middllng, 12c; ml1dllng raIr, l2aSc; fair, 1870
per lb.
WAISKY-Is weaker to-day. It opened at
81 Ot, at which figure Ga brls were sold, and q
decline Of lc was then established, with sales
Of 175 brls at 81 05 per gallon. y
BEANS-Are in fair request with ample re-
ceipts, and good to choice navYs are worth
81 50al rs per bu, white mediums 81 25a1 40, and
common 90ca$1 per bu.
BROOM CORN-The demand is moderate,
and there is an ample supply with little or no
change. We quote 2ha41ac for red brush, 5a
SIC for green stalk braid, and 6a6Hc for green
hurl per lb.
BUTTER-Is in fair consumptive demand
and steady, mainly for the local grades. Infe-
rior is dull, with large receipts and stock ac-
cumulating. No material change in prices.
We quote 2Oa2ac for prime to choice, dairy, 23a
24c for selections, and 32a35c for extra cream
cry, per lb. Lower grades are held at 1bal7c
for medium, and 12al4c for common, per lb.
CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet,
and we quote 12kal3hc per lb for prime to
choice factory.
COFFEE-There is fair consumptive de-
mand and prices remain STEADY and un-
changed. Rio is worth 1Sal9c for common,
2Ua21c for fair to good, and 22a23c for prime
to choice, perlb. We quote Java 2sa3Oc per
pound.
COAL-The demand is fair and ample Offer
ings at &c for Ohio River, 71Sc for Ashland, &c
for Yougniogheny per bu affoat; and oeliv-
cred to consumers at llal2c for Ioughiogheny,
lOallc for Ashland, Hooking Valley, Mus
kingum and Kanawha. 9a10c for Ohio River,
and 2Oa22c for camel, per bu.
COX KE-There Is quiet though frm market
at previous prices. Gas-house is worth 6a7c
per bu at yard, and 6a9c delivered; crushed is
worth S1.a9c at yards and l0allc delivered; !;
Connellsville is quoted I1aa8s per bu afoat,
and l0a11c delivered.
DRIED FkUITS-Are quiet and steady. We
quote apples 5a6c, peaches llHal2kc per ID.
LAYER raisins are worth 50 40a2 80 per box. We
quote cltron 25as6c, figs 16alSc, currants 7Xasc,
and prunes 7a7hc per Id.
EGGS-The demand is fair with q steady
market at 22a28cpe dozen.
GREEN FRUIrS-The market is steady for
75caSl 25 per brl on arrival, and 81 50a2 per brl
in store. Lemons are worth $5a6 per box. Or
anges are quoted $5a6 per brl for Creole. Gran
berries are worth $say 81 per brl and S8a3 rs per
bu in boxes.
HAY-There is only fair liberal demand
and for the best grades. Inferior hay is dull.
Prices unchanged. We quote Sl2al3 per ton
on arrival for No. timothy, and lower grades
offering at $l0all for medium and S7a9 for COM
mon per ton. Dealers want 81 more in store.
HEMP-The market is firm with limited Of
ferings, and rough Kentucky is quoted Stl2a12O
per ton on arrival, and IS more in store.
Dressed is jobbing at 9a9Hc per lb.
MILL FEED-There is little or no change In
market. Bran is In fair request, and we quote
it SO 50al0per ton; shipstuffs are offered at sl8a
is per ton: middlings are steady, with mod
crate demand at $lSa28 per ton-all on ARRIVAL.
About 50 more required In store.
M0LASSES-New Orleans syrup is in fair
request t0E @ prime Y seqiss new cFop g g ssasac