The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-02
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI. Dec. PAP. M,

FLOUR-The market is firm, though the
demand is moderate, and chiefly for local
consumption. Fancy grades are ranging $6a7
per brl, family sells at IS 6Ja5 80, and extra
at S. Las 30 per brl. Supertine is quoted 81 35a
4 So, and low grades $3 50a4 per bTl. Spring
wheat flour is worth IS 5Oa6, according to
quality. Rye flour $4a4 80, and buckwheat
| flour 81 5Ja7 25 per brl.
| OATS--Are still quiet and heavy, with little
il any change. White are quoted S2a35c for
good to prime. and held at 37a3Sc for choice in
| elevator. Mixed are worth 28a32c per bu.
WHEAT-rhe market is firm. The demand
! is moderate and offerings are light. Prime to
choice white is quoted 81 3Oa1 40 per bu, and
heln 2a3c more. Good to prime red is quoted
81 goal q per bu, and choice held ats goa
| l 80 per bu, but the latter grade is scarce.
| CURN-1s firm to-day with fair demand for
! new ear. and sales Of prime at Al in sacks at
| landing, and it is quoted 4c ON track. New
shelleG IS worth 43a44c per bu, on track.
BARLEI-The market is quiet but steady.
| Good to choice fall is quoted 95caSl Us per bu.
Prime to choice Canada is quoted 81 05a1 ~ per
bu. Western spring is worth 55a65c for good,
and 30a40c for common.
RYE-1he market is steady, with moderate
| demand. No. in elevator is quoted 7la72c per
| bu Prime on track is worth 60a7Oc, and fair
| to COOL 63a65c per bu. =,
MESS PORK-Continues quiet and is quoted
at SIG per brl for prime city, spot.
| LARD-The market is steady and quiet at
| 9Aa9Tc per ID. Kettle isquoted 101aa10%c per
pound.
BULK MEATS-The market is quiet and
STEADY at &c for shoulders, '72SaSc for clear RIB
sides, and SIC for clear sides, per lb, for ten
to fifteen days in salt, loose.
BACON-There is very little offering, and it
| is quoted nominally 74a7Rc for shoulders, 91I a
| 91c for clear rib sides, and 10a104c for clear
| sides per Ib.
| GREEN MEATS-Are quiet and steady.
Shoulders are quoted SIC, clear rib sides 7%a
I7Xc, and clear sides 7ZaSc per lb. Hams
are quoted Ska9Ac per ID, and some choice
weights held rs high as l0c per lib.
| COTrON-The market is quiet and easy.
Prices are re lower on all grades. Sales of 90
bales at the Cotton Exchange to-day. The
official rates are as follows: Ordinary 9Sc,
6 od ordtnaryilO%c,, low mlddling l14lc, mid
| ding 115Sc, god mlddling H1&c, middlinG fair
| l2ac, far 13Ac per Id.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady, and 19l brls
sold to day at 81 0j per gallon.
BEANS-The market is steady and quiet,
with prime to choice navys selling at 81 56al Is
per bu, and mediums offered at 81 25a1 30 per
bu.
BROOM CORN-Is in moderate request at
previous prices. Red brush is worth 2Ha4c,
green stalk braid 5a5hc, ana green hurl 6a61s {
per lb.
| BUTTER-Continues quiet and steady at
previous prices There is a fair local de-
mand for best table butter.and we quote prime
to choice dairy l9a22c per lb, and some selec-
tions are held at 23as5c per Id. Extra creamery
is quoted 33a35c per ID, and scarce. Lower
grades are neglected, and we quote 15al7c for
medium, ana l2a3c for common, per H.
CHEESE-There is fair demand, and the
market Is firm. with prime to choice factory
selling at l3al4C per pound
COFFEE-There is fair consumptive de
mand, but the market otherwise is very quiet
| though steady. Common Rio is worth lSal9c,
| fair TO good Wa2lc, and prime to choice 22a23c
| per lb. Java is worth 28a30c per lb.
| COAL-Ihe market remains steady and the
demand is fair. The rates ahoat per bu are
I7a7sc for Youghioghcny, 6a61ac Tor Ashland,
| and 5a5hc for ONO River. 1t Is delivered to
| consumers at &c for Ohio River, TO-; for Ash
land, l0allc for Kanawha, Hooking Valley and
Muskingum, and l0allc for loughiogheny.
| COKL-Ihe market is steady and quiet. We
quote gas-house and city manufactured Tc per
6u at yards, and Sa9c delivered. Crushed is
worth Sa9c at yards, and I0a1c delivered, per
bu. COnnellsVille is woith lOallc delivered,
per bu.
DRIED FRUTTs-The demand is moderate
| for domestic at l1al2bsc for peaches, and 5a6c
| for apples, per lib. Foreign fruits are in fair
| request. and layer raisins are worth 50 35a2 50
| per box CItron is worth 25a26c per lb, tigs liza
| iSc, eurrants 7laasc, and prGncs 1a7hc II lb.
| EGGS-The receipts are moderate, and with
| q fair demand the market S ii IN with fresh
| offering ut 2jc per dozen.
GREEN FRU rrS-Therc is mo lerate de-
maud for apples with good to choice selling
at 81 2,a! rs per brl in store. Lemons are wo til
| S4 no 81 per box. Creole oranges are quoted
| S1aS pet brl. Cranber les are in moderate de-
mapd at So 75a9 81 Der bIl, and $ja3 2J per
crate.
HAY-Coninti gu ct and stea ly at preV;-
ous prices. There is II far dcman for primo
Timothy at Sl2ai3 per ton on Arrival: Lower
grades are neglected and offered at $Sall per
LoA on arrival. Dealers require - more III
store.
HEMP-There is mo crate demand for
rough Kchtucky at 81 Oail5 merton on Arrival,
Ian s. uore IN store. We quote dressed 0d
91c per ID III obbmg lots.
MILL FEED-1ne demand is only moderate