The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MACK EFT.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 26-2


FLOUR-Is in moderate demand but steady.
Fancy is quoted soar per brl, as TO quality.
family at Sc 7ja6 80 and sales at the latter to-
day, extra IS 25a5 so, supertne "a 35a4 10,
low grades So 4lu$ 80 per Drl. Spring wheat
-four ranges IS 25a6, the outside figure for
choice Minnesota. Rye flour $3 50a3 ~. Buck
wheat flour IS 75a6 ~ as to quality.
COkN-The market rules steady, with large
receipts and fair demand. New mixed ear is
selling to-uay on track at 42C, and shelled is
held at 4la43c per bu. Old corn is merely
nominal, with little or none on the market.
BARLEY-The market rules firm and the
demand Is fair with ample offerings. Western
spring is quoted 55a65c for good 10 choice and
Northern do held at 70aS per bu.
OATS-The demand is moderate, mostly con :
fined to what is taken for local use. Good to
prime mixed sell al 26a2ec, and prl.ue to choice
white at 29a3lc per bu.
RYE-MarkGt steady, demand moderate and
light receipts. No. in elevator quoted GlaG2c,
and held at the latter Sample lots OF arrival
would bring 55a51c for inferior, ana 5Sa6Qc or
prime per bu.
WHEAT-Is firm and very little in to-day,
with fair demand. Choice white quoted II 30,
and held la2C higher, and good TO prime 81 "
| al 80 per bu. Red is quoted 81 l5al % for Ordi-
nary to PRIME. Choice red scarce and held at
| 81 2Sal 30 per bu. Choice amber quoted 81 32a
l 33 per bu.
MESS PORK-Is in moderate demand re-
quest and the market remains steady at $l1 rs
al2 per brl, and offered at the latter for city
mess.
MEATS-Are quiet and steady. with Offer
| ings. Green meats quoted 4334c for shoulders,
| 5Mc for clear RIB sides, and 7a7xc for hams. as
| to average per Id. Dry sailed meats held 6Aa
614c for clear rib, 41a5c for shoulders hfteen 70
| twenty days in salt.
LARD-Is steady and demand moderate.
Prime steam quoted 726c, and held shade
higher Kettle quiet at S%a9!6c per 10, the
| latter for small jobbing lots.
COIrUN-Is firm to day, but prices are un-
changed. Sales at the Cotton Exchange, l0d
| bales. Receipts to-day, S.3 bales, and snip
| ments 1,4G2 bales. Stock estimated at 3,4ll
bales. The following are the official quota
| tions: Ordinary 9&C, good ordinary lUhc, low
| mddlmg IO}ac, mludllng lOBc, good mlddllng
1l]sc, mIidlmg Ialr nae, ralr 1850 per Id.
WHISkY-Is fairly active, and steady mar
ket, and lSO brs sold on Change to-day at 81 %
per gallon.
BEANS-Are in moderate demand and the
| receipts are ia her light, with steady mar ket
| at 81 9Ja2 0O ior nayys, 81 65al rs for good to
prime, and slal rs for Inferior per hu.
| BROOM CORN-Ihere is q quiet market
ana steady with no material change, We quote
red brush 31za4tRc, green stalk braid 0abAc
and green hurI 6aVhc per pound.
| BUITER-Tne market is slow with an eX-
cess of freceiuts, and stocks continue to aCcumu-
| late to some extent, the demand being mostly
| for local consumption and for the higher
| grades. We quote 30a52c for creamery, and ls
| a2Qc Tor prime to choice dairy, but la2c more
can be had for extra selections by the single
| package. Lower grades are dull and offered
freely at l4al6c, and common at lOal2c per ID.
| CHEESE-lhe demand is fair and market
steady. Prime to choice quoted l21aal3c per ID.
COEFEh-1he market Is quiet with LIBERAL
supply and only moderate demand. Common
Rio is quoted l6laal71Sc, medium quality 1Sa
19c, good 91.a205 nc, prime 22a221ac, aud choice
2Sa25!ac per 10, Java quoted 25a2ae Der 10.
| CUAL-ls steady and quiet with fair con
sumptiye demand. The rates ahOat are: ONO
RIVER &c, Ashland &c, and loughiogheny Sc per
| bu. selling to consumers delivered as follows:
YOughlogheny lOallc kanawha and hooking
Valley ual2c Ashland 1Oallc, ana Ohio River
9al0c per bu,
| COKL-Demand moderate and steady at pre-
| yious rates. We quote gas-house &C., city
| manufactured &c, aud crushed SC per bu az
yards, and &c more delivered to consumers.
| EGGS-Are in moderate demand and steady
with liberal offerings Of fresh at lSal9c pei
dozen.
FKUITS-Green apples are in good supply
| with fair consumptive demand and we quote
them S3a3 80 for best varieties, and 81 75a25 90
| for Inferior TO medium quality. Oranges in
| moderate demand at 81 j0aS per brl for Creole,
| and Ii 9hU offerings. Lemons Duet at S4a5 pei
| box. Uranberries sell at 81 35a2 50 per orl and
| $7a7 50 per brl, and fair demand. Dried
| peaches quoted 54a6AC for halves, ana 45aa4}lC
| for quarters, anu dried apples dull at 4a4 &C
| per 10,
HAY-The supply is large and there is only
| moderate demand for local consumption with
a steady market We quote No. timothy $9a
| ~ pOl Goil, III u'llGo vi uGllNtL. ooHlC B.
| held at $Ia9 bO, the latter for good mixed pei
| ton. Dealers. ask $2,mure in store.
HEMP-Is in moderate demand. and the
market well suppl d, Rough. Kentucky is
| held steady at SHOALS per ton in bales on ar
rival, Dressed jobbing at 7s4aS2zc per Id in
| store as tn quality.
MILL FEhD-bran is quiet, with liberal
| offerings, and quoted $l2ll3 per ton. Ship
| stulfs are in moderate demand, aud offered at
$l3Al4 per ton. Mlddlings are nrm ana quiet
at $l7a22 per ton, all in bulk, ON arrival.
| MOLASSES-Tho demand is only moderate
and there is Il full supply of New Orleans al
| 4ja55c per gallon for Inferior tp choice and re-
lined syrups heIu at 50ea$l per gallon
sorghum quiet at 25a32e per gallon for fair 10
| choice.
| UlLs-Market quiet for linsecd. and prime
| quoted 5la52c per gallon. Refined petroleum
steady and selling at l3!sai5l.c per gallon as
| to fire test Current make lard OH is III mod.