The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-04
OINCINNATl DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4-2P,

CINcrNNATI. Dec. 4-2P NJ.
FLOUR-The demand is fair and market steady.
Famiyselling at "a 1905 . as to quality or brand.
Extra held at s. 50ga 70. and supertine at 81 o5@
s. 10 per Dbl. Low Grades dull at 81 259J2 so per
brl. Spring wheat flour at Sl(94 10 per brl. Rye
-four AZ saga 40 per brl. Buckwheat at $i94 80
oATs-Dull and steady market. Mixed at 21@
23c forfalr to urine, and white ut 23935c for good
tu choice. Inferior merely uomipal
MHEAT-The demand is fair and market firm.
White quoted 9j196c for choice, and gc ior prime.
Red Y099lc for No. :, and 93c for choice sample.
Ann erat 92c for choice 8S99oc for good to prime,
and g3@S5c for ordinary. Common grades rum
ming down to G0c and dull.
BARLEY-Mur4et steady and moderately &c
tive. We quote choice fall at 81 10, good to prime
at 05c@Sl o. per bu, inferior ranging down b. SOC,
and dull. Spring dull vt 60@7oc per bu, fair to
choice.
MESS PORK-I, in moderate demand and
steady at IS per brl for prime new.
LARD-The demand is fair and market steady.
Prime steam is quoted at 52s@554c per Id. No
GREEN MEATS - Market quiet and steady
Shoulders uuted 2i092 Aac, clear rib at 3l293.60c
per b. Hams at 4}s@54c per lb, as to average.
and market quiet. Shoulders quoted 29j@3c,
clear rib sides at 3.906t4c, and clear sides at
4.lO@4 To- per ID, all packed. for meats Is and 25
BACON-Quiet market and steady. Shoulders
quoted at 3!4c, clear RIB at 4A@..30c, and clear
sides at 41a@49sc per lb, all packed. sugarcured
mans AT SCIStaC per Id.
GOTTON-Quiet and steady at yesterdays prices.
Wequote: Ordinary 7Ac, good ordinary &c, low
middling SIC, middlng S54c, good middling Sc,
middllrg fair 954c. fair 9'Sc per ID. Sales to-day
222 bals Stock 5,663 bales.
WHlSKY-ls quiet to-day and steady and selling
| at 81 04 per gallon.
BEANS-Thee is moderate demand and the
| mar ket steady. We quote common 75@90c fair to
good $l@l 20, prime white at 81 35@g1 40, and
choice navys at 81 50@l GO per bnshel.
BUTTER-The demand is fair for local con-
sumption, for which the best grades are generally
wanted. There is very little packing or shipping
demand. Prices are without material change.
We quote creamery at 25927c for selections and 20
@23c for prime to choice lots. Choice dairy M de
at l2@13c, and single Packages 1@2c more. Good
to prime at 9@l6c, medium at &c, and common
down to DC yer 10. ...
CHEEoE-The demand is fair and the market
steady. with prime to choc factory selling at S@
9c per lb, and in erior dull at 5t97c.
COFFEE-Steady market but with a moderate
demand, and quoted as follows: Laguayra at 15%
dl7%c, as to quality; Rio at 1sd SIC for common.
1i@l6c for fair to good, 163@l7c for prime, IN
@Sc for choice. and 1S]a@l9c for fancy yellow
per ID. Java at 23dQlSc per lb.
COAL-Quet and steady with ample supply,
and quoted 10@11c for Yuughiogheny and Ka-
nawha 10@11C for Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum, 9@lOc for Ashland, and &c for Ohio, per
bu, delivered to consumers: and &c for Youghio-
gheny. SIC for Kanawha, 5l1@6c for Ashland and
sc for Ohio River per bu.
COKE--Quet and steady at previous prices. We
guDle SuS-lOuSt db OC, CITY HldlluldtluTeu nv iC,
and crushed at nc per bu at yards, and &c more
to consumers.
EGGS-The demand is fair and market steady.
Fresh sell at zoe per dozen.
FRUlTS-The market is well supplied with ap-
pies and the demand is moderate at 81 50l2 25
per brl in store the latter for very choice and
S1691 80 per brl on arrival Cranberries quiet at
St@7 % per bl. Lemons sell at S4(95 per box
Oranges at $7@8 per brl, and $3@4 per box.
Dried apples oull at 2@212c, and peaches at 3@31ac
per lb.
HAYS in fair demand for the best grades
for the local market. Inferior dull. We quote
No. timothy at 50 50@10 90, good mixed hay at
S8taS 3D. and common at 81 00ta7 so per ton all in
bales on arrival. Held al So more in store.
HEMP-Market steady for rough Kentucky but
dull the supply and demand both being light and
held on arrival at $50 per ton. Dressed jobbng in
store at 7@74c for double and 6i4@61ac for single
dressed per H.
steady. Beceipts amnle. Bran selling at SO 5O9
10 90, shipstufs at $11@12, and middlings at $l3@
II per ton, all in bulk on arrival
MOLASSES-Moderate demand and the market
quiet and steady with New Orleans at 23(a83c for
old and 800 l0c for good to choice new per gallon
Refined syrups held at 40@70c per gallon. Sor-
ghnm at 25@30c per gallon.
OILS-Market quiet and steady. Refined petro-
leum is quoted 10@l2c per gallon. Prime linseed
at 5Sc per gallon Extra lard oil selling at 57@5Sc
per gallon
PEANUTs--Are in moderate demand and mar
ket well supplied We quote white Tennessee at
41S@5c and red at s1a@4c per lb. |''''' 80
POTATOES-Have been quiet and demand
moderate, with ample offerings. Selling gener
ally on arrival at 45@55c for inferior to prime but
some choice varieties at 60c per bu, loose, and
held at 5@10c more per bu in store. Sweet pota-
toes Quiet, at 81 SOAP so per brl, as to quality.
POULTRI-Quiet and steady, with liberal offer
ings. Live chickens at $26I3 per dozen for good
to choice Live turkeys al 5l9a6c and dressed at
SC per h. Geese quoted at $3@3 so and ducks at
81 756l2 per dozen.
SALTS in fair demand and firm for Ohio
River and Kanawhaand selling at 81 35@l 40 per
brl of bu, and 81 05@l 10 per brl of bu. Turks
Island duh at 32@33c per bu, and coarse Liverpool
atSi1l 05 per sack.
SEED-Cover dull, and light jobbing sales at
696Ac per lb. Timothy held at $1@1 10 per bu,
arrival, Prime flax seed will sell at 81 l0Ce1 Is
per bu.
SUGAR-Fair consumptive demand. Market
steady. New Orleans quoted at 6%@17c for raw,
and S69o for clarified; yellow refined at 7dTsIc,
extra G s@@Ss4c, A white 9@913c, powdered
and granuated at g]4@1nc, crushed at l01a@10Ac,
and cut loaf at 1910 per lb.
TABLOW-Quiet and steady and free offerings
OF country at SIC per lb, packed.