The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-20
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,

CORN-The receipts are more moderate bu
| the offerings are ample. The market remain
stea Iy with far demand for mixed, a ID ca
quoted 3Sa59c on track, and shelleI 3ya4Oc Tn
| latter for No. IN elevator. Very little whit
corn Offering, but held nomtnally la2c abov
miXeL
R4E-rs quiet and moderately active wit
limited offerings. No. IN elcvat quoted &c
prime sample on arrival at 62a6l &c, and goo
| at 60a6lc per bu.
| WIlEAr-Ihe demand is only moderate. hu
| the market rules steady. " hitH is quoted S. .
| al * for choice, 81 22ai 25 for goou to prime
| Red 81 lOal ID for inferior and 81 lSal % TO
| good to choice. Choice amber saIable at 81 25i
l rs per bu.
OATS-COntinue dull, with liberal receipt
| but light offerings and steady Good to prime
mixed held at 2Sa30c, and white 29a32G per Du
| BARLEY-ls in moderate request and re-
ceipls heavy with an easy marked. Fail is mo-
wanted and offered at 4Ja50 per Du Spring 1.
quoted 5Ja60c tor good to choice Western anC
6Ua7OC for Northern per bu.
BACON-ls quiet ana easy, the demand
beI 9 but trihng. Shoulders quoted 6l1a7c
clear rib sides 1>sa7Ac, and clear sides Ss8 aC
per ID, packed. Sugar-cured hams II1.a1l ~
per lb, in jobblng lots, as to average.
MEAIo-Are dull Green meats. remain
about nominal, the weather beng too warm for
siaughterng or packing Quoted 4c for green
sides, and "a 4a74c for green hans. Dry salted
meats, 10 to 70 days old, held at 5a acc for clear
rib and 41sa4%c for shoulders per lb, loose,
ana d C more packed.
MESS PORK-is quiet and steady. City
mess quoted SIR per brl, anu moderate demand
at l2al5c less.
LAkD-Very little doing ami market easy.
Qouted for prime steam 7&aIS5c, some bids
at Inside figure. Kettle leaf offered at SaSHc
for country, and S1aaSsdc for city ber Ib
COIION-COntiuues steady, without anyya
ration IN prices. sales SO bales. Stock 3. 4gS
bales The following are the Official quotations !:
Ordinary vac, good ordinary lUzsG. low ma
dllng we, mldillnE W1sc, good mIddlng lie,
mIu4iing IaIr l2c, far l3c per ID.
WHIok4-Is selling on Change TODAY at
81 10 per gallon, ana lair demand.
BEAN No-Are IN moderate request, with am
pie supply, and the market remains uuiet at
81 oOal 80 Tor choice navys 81 Goal 70 for good
to prime white, and IL 25al 40 per Du for in
feror.
BROOM CORN-Is selling steady, with lib
eral offerings and market steady. We uuuLe
3ha4tac for common to good 10 brush, 5a5 ssc
for green stalk BRAID, and 6ajac for green hurl
per ID.
BUITER-The market remains steady and
quiet, with hardy any change. The reGeipts
are large put mostly Of the lower qualities,
which are dull, and stocks accumulatlug
The finer qualities are in tair local demand,
with an ample though not la ge supply sell.
ing at oUaa2c lof creamery anu lSa3 C for prime
to choice DAIRY per ID; single packages of extra
selections Drlng la2C more. Medium grades
helu az l4al5c and common at lUallc per lb
CHEEo k-IhG demand is moderate but mar
ket steady with ample offerings. We quote
prime to cnoiGe llHa1!3ac per 10.
COFFkk-The market is steady and quiet,
with fair consumptiye demand az abouC pre-
vlou5 prices, as follows: Common Rio l7alsc.
falr to good l9a2lc, prime 22a23c, and choice
?3aa2ic per ID, an Java 25a2Sc per ID.
COAL-ls in moderate demand and the
market IS steaiy' We quote it7 ~ c for oughio-
ghehy, 6a65sc for Ashland, and 5Hc for Ohio
River per bu, afoat. It's delivered to consume
ers as follows; 4uugniogheny lie, Kanawha
and Muskingum Valley lOallc, Ashland lOc.
OHIO River &c per bu Hooking Valley selling
at &c at elevator, and lie delivered per bU.
Anthracite 81 t0aS per ton, delivered.
COkE-There is moderate but steady de-
nand at &c for crushed, 7c for city manurac-
Iured and DC for gas house per bu at yards, |
and &c more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The market is steady and quiet with |
ample supply, AM fresh selling at 19A2Ic per
lo2en, mostly at the inside figure.
fRulFS-Green apples are steady, and de- |
mand moderate, with ample offerings at 81 oea |
90 for talr to prime, and 81 for choice yarie-
les, per brL Cranuerries are quiet at S7a7 80 |
per bril- and 81 5Ua2 rs per bu. Lemons are |
selling at So 5Oa4 per box, and very little de- |
nand. Oranges are in fair request at $IaS aer |
)rl for creole, 3a3 50 per box for Sicily. Dried
peaches are Offering at 55Sa6e for halves, ana |
haoc for quarters, and apples at 4a41<c per ID. |
HAI-Mafket steady and quit +, and the re-
elpts are ample, with only moderate demand.
" quote prime to choice timothy S9all uer
"a DatSS On aiilVdit lOWtr IfauGS
las per ton. About 81 more in store
HEMP-The market rules steady but the
Iemand is light for rougn Kentucky with lip-
raj offerings, at sllOall5 per ton ON ARRIVAL,
md about IS more in Store Dressed is uuoted |
ayc per ID as to ineness,
MILL FEED-The market continues steady
dquiet, with liberal offerings and only a
1odcrate demand. We quote bran Sl2 Ujal3,
hIpStuls Sl3al4, and middlngs Sl6a2O per
on, all in bulk on arrival
MOLAsnES-ls in fair jobbing demand with
peral supply and steady market at 4Oa42c for
ood to prime New Orleans, 50a9Oc, as to quail
~, Tor refined syrups, and 25as3c for sorghum
er gallon.
OlLS-Quiet for linseed and Offering at 5sa
5c per gallon. Refined petroleum sells at
sa4sc per gallon, as to ire-test, and demand