The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-13

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FLOUR-ls in fair local demand and steady
market. Fancy grades $6a7, AS to repul alton
Of brand, family s. 7Ua5 SO, extra at SIS 25a5 50,
superine 81 2ja4 So, low grades 50 4Oa3 90
Surfing wheat flour ranges S. 2ja5 55, as to
quality, the latter for chnice Minnesota. rive
flour dun at 50 60a3 Is. BuckWheat -four IS rs
at 80 per brl for good to choice.
WllEAT-ls quiet and easy, the demand be-
ing moderate. White quoted 81 25a1 q for
good to prime, aud 81 29al 81 FOR choice. Red
81 BAL % for lair to goJd, and held at 81 ga
25 for prime to choice. Prime to choice am
Der quoted 81 25al 81 per bu.
CORN-There is fair demand to-day with
large receipts and mixed ear on track, sold at
40c, and river lots at S9c per bu. Shelled is
quiet and quotet 40a4lc per bd, the latter IN
elevator. White corn is held 1a2c more than
mixed.
OArs-Are rather dull. the demand being
almost wholly for local purposes. Mixed
quoted 27a29c, and white s9aS2c per bu, good to
choice.
BARLEY-Is in ample supply but no great de-
mand for it and held steady. Northern Spring
IS quoted 7Oa75. and W esGern DO at 60a65c Tor
prime to choice. Fail held at 5Oi6Oc' as TO
quality, but about nominal.
BACON-Demand moderate and steady Of
fered at 6Xa7c for shou ders, 7XaSc for clear
rib and SAa8ac for clear sides per Id, packed.
Sugar hams jobbing at 1l3la12Ac, as to
average.
RYE-Is quiet and demand moderate with
steady market and light but ample receipts.
Csc. Sample lots on track at B0a62e for fair TO
good and 63a65c for prime 10 choice.
MESS PURk-Ihere Is a firm feeling and
the market is quiet at $l2 per bri, spot, for
prime.
LARD-The tone of the market is firm and
demand far. Prime steam is offered at 72Sa
1906 per Id. Kettle dull at SIC for country,
and 8;4a81sc for i,bbing lots OF city.
Meals Market steady and fairly active.
Green meats are In fair demand and quoted ia
Axe for shoulders, SIC for clear rib and SKA
5Ac fOr clear sides. Green hams 81 ale per H.
but choice averages held at more. Dry salted
meats quiet at 81 a6c for clear rib siues, A.. a
4ssc for shoulders, for Is to 25 days in salt,
loose.
COrTUN- Market quiet. Prices unchanged.
Stock, 1881 bales. We quote Ordinary g1;c
good ordinary lOhc, low mIddIng l0&c, mid
nllng lie, good m!ddng 1lAc, midullng 1aIr
re. far l2Ic per ID.
WHISKf-ls in moderate demand and SELL
ing on Change at $l 05 per gallon.
BEANs-Are in fair demand, with ample
receipts and steady market. We quote 81 goa
" prime, and 81 25al ~ for inferior Der bu
BROOM CORN-The demand Is mo oierate
and receipts ample. We quote common to good
rcd brush 3a43sc, green sUalk braid 5a5 nc, and
green huri 6a0ho per lb
BUTTEk-Ihe receipts are large and the
market is fully supple, but it remains steady
though quiet. There is a fair consumptive de-
mand for the higher grades, which are freely
OUCfcu dG oJaoSG lot creamery, ana 2Ja22C Tor
prime to choice dairy per lb, aud la2c more can
be had for extra selections by the single pack
age. Lower grades are dull and held at l4a
loo for medium and 1Oal2c for common.
CHEESE-Ihe demand is fair and market
steady, with prime to choice quoted at l2al2hc
per lb.
COFFEE-Is steady and quiet, with mod
crate demand and prices are unchanged. Rio
l7alSc for common. medium l9a2Oc good to
prime 2la23c, and choice 23 Il a24c per ID. Java
ID selling at 25a28c per lib.
CUAL-ls in fair local demand and supply
ample. Sales atlOat at s. 1sc for Ohio River, ia
6hc for Ashland, and nc for 1oughIogheny
per bu. To consumers delivered at l0allc for
Youghiogheny, l0allc Tor Kanawha and Hook
ing Valley, 9al0c for Ashland, am 81 for ONO
River per bu. Camel quoted l7alSc per Dll,
and anthracite 81 b0aS per ton, delivered.
COkE-ln moderate demand and steady,
with u0 material change. We quote: Gas
house &c, city manufactured &c, aud crushed
Sc per bu AT yards, and &c more delivered.
EGGS-1he market is dull with liberal re-
ceipts and only a liaht demand Fresh arriv-
ais are quoted 20a2lc per dozen.
FRUITS Moderate demand Tor apples, with
steady market at 81 50a3 90 per brl for fair to
prime, and 50 75a4 90 for choice varieties.
Oranges in limited supply ana selling at 57a
7 50 per brl for Creole. Lemons are quoted
SO 50a4 per box, ana quieU. Cranberrics are
quoted 50 5Oa2 70 per bu and $,a7 so per brl.
Dried apples dull at 4a4kc per Id, and peaches
at 6a6Ic for halves, and 4na5c ior quarters
per lb
HAY-The demand is local and moderate
and mostly confined to the best grades, with
ample offerings. We quote prime to choice
timothy S9al0 50 per ton. inferior hay is dull
and neglected at $7as 80 for common to good
mixed per ton, all on arrival.
HEMP-Denand light Tor rough Kentucky, |
with liberal offerings, ana held at SllUal 10 per
ton, in bales on arrival, and about s. more per |
ton in store. Dressed Is quoted save per ID, |
as TO quality, and moderate demand.
MILL FEED-Thc market remains steady !!
and quiet, with liberal offerings aud moderate |
demand. We quo bran S12al2 so, shipstufrs |
$3al4, ami middlings Sl6a2l per ton, all IN |
bulk ON arrival.
MOLASsE.S-Is in fair consumptive demand |
and steady market, and no material chau ye. |
W quote New Orleans 40a50c per gallon for IN |
ferior to choice Refined syrups quoted 5Oa90o |
pcr gallon, az to quality. Sorghum held at25 |
aSsc per gallon for fair TO choice. |
OILS-I.nseeu iu moderate demand at Aa55c !
pet gallon. Refined petroleum is stoady with |
sAlr tsa,ndnd at l3s al5tc as to erc test. Extra
lard ol rs au,cs at 7sa'bc per gsiloa.
F0k 4 ru!S-Aro ~ Iatcrsts demand only |
aaa ta~ sopp'y Is "a. ~, and E,ei % ca.,ice in