The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-13
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1872 P. NJ


CINCINNATr Dec. 13-2P. M.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady market at previous
prices. Family at "a 1905 %, latter for favorite
brands of white wheat flour. Extra quiet at So so
as 75 superfne at 81 S5@3 10. low grades at 81 %
az so per brl. Buckwheat -four quiet and of
fered at 81 so Rye flour moderate demand
al S3@3 10 for primeto choice Spring wheat flour
oAfs-Are quiet but held firm, the offerings
being light. We quote mixed at 2Sc for choice.
Inferior grades at 1Sg20c and dull.
BARLEY-Demand fair and market steady.
Fall quoted 81 05@l 10 per bu for choice sample,
and ranging down to SOC for inferior, as 10 quail
ity. Spring dull at 50@75c. as to quality
CoRN-The demand IS fair and market steady,
with liberal offerings. Mixed ear at 81 for prime
on track and 33c for No. sheled in elevator.
RYE-The demand is only moderate and market
steady. Prime sample quoted 5095lc, and lair TO
good at 47@4Sc per bu on track, and l@2c more
MESS PoRK-Is in moderate demand and firm
at$7 s. per brl for prime city mess stot.
LARD-Has good jobbing demand and mar
ket steady. Prime steam Is quoted at 512c peril
and small los he u shade mor'.
GREEN MEATS-Market quiet and easy with
liberal offerings. Shoulders quoted 21ac. Clear
rib ut 3h@3jc and clear sides al sG0@3.65c per
DRY SALTED MEATS-The demand is fair and
the market steady, We quote shoulders S2.S0@
290 clear rib S59390 ana clear sides at 4c per
per 10 for partly cured packed in boxes 10 To %
days in salt, and 11s9l4c less for loose meats.
BACON-Market quiet and steady. Shoulders
at 9. .95@3c, clear rib at 41sg4-c and clear sides
at4}9c per h. all packed Sugar-cured hams
at S19c, as to average or brand canvased and
packed
BEANS-There is moderate demand and the
market n steady though Quiet and receipts large,
and selling, choice at 81 4Ogl 5o good to prime at
81 10d1 25 and inferior at 75Ca9Oc per bu
BUTTER-There is a good local demand for
the finest qualities, with moderate offerings aud
steady Lower grades plenty and dull, there be-
fNrr hrln
No material change in prices We quote prime to
choice cream cry at 22(925c and dairy-made at 100
15c, but extra selections will bring 1@2c more
Good packing lots quoted 9@lOc, medium grades
| at 7(gSc and common at 4@5c per- ID.
CHEESE-The demand is fair and market
steady. We quote prime to choice at SaS12c per
10. and inferior dull and nominal at 6@7c per lb
COFFEE-Is in fair demand and steady We
quote Rio at isai4c for common, 141a@i5c for
fair. l51a@l7c for goodi to prime, 1712@lSc for
choice, l6Ea@l9c for fancy yellow per ID. Java
selling at 23@2Sc per lb, Lagnayra at 15@lTc per
pound.
COAL-Thcre is fair local retail demand, and
selling to consumers, delivered, at Sc for Ohio
River, &c for Ashland, l0c for Hooking Valley and
Muskingum, 10@llc for Kanawha and Ioughio-
gheny, per bu. The rates afoat are SC for Ohio
River, 5lS@6c for Ashland, 61a@7c for Kanawha,
and 7c for Youghiegheny, per bu.
| COKE-The market remains steady and quiet,
| the demand being light and supply ample, with
no change. Selling at 5@6c for gas house, &c for
city manufactured. and &c for crushed, per bu, at
yards, and PC more delivered to consumers.
| EGGS-Are in moderate demand and market
steady. with ample offerings. We quote fresh at
| FRUITS-There is fair demand for apples and
good supply at 81 1892 rs per brl in store. and 81
l so on arrival Lemons quiet at So 50@4 so per
| and 81 50(93 90 per box. Dried fruit dull at 3@
| SIC for peaches, and 2@2s4c for apples. Gran
4 berries in moderate demand at $6(g7 so per brl.
HAI-The market is fairly active, but generally
| Op1V for lOpnl pDnSumD DtiOu No change prices.
Selling at IS 50G9 50 per ton on arrival for prime
to choice timothy, and $7@S for inferior per ton.
| Held at 81 more in store
| HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in light demand
and but little offering, and quoted 500 per ton on
arrival. Dressed has a fair johbing demand at
7971c for double and 614@612c for single dressed
per lb
MILL FEED-Bran is in moderate demand and
liberal offerings at $101l0 25 per ton. Shipstffs
neglected and held at $11@l2 per ton. Middlinss
quiet and steady at S13ml7 per ton.
| MOLASSES-New Orleans is in fair demand and
steady at 30@3sc per gallon for new. Refined
syrups dull and held at 40@7Oc per gallon. Sor-
ghum quiet at 25@3oc per gallon.
| OlLS-Extra lard oil is in moderate demand
| at 55f957c per gallon. Lnseed is quiet and steady
at 5S@60c per gallon. Refined petroleum selling
at 10@l2c per gallon, and fair demand.
PEANUTS-The market is fully supplied, and
the demand is fair, with white selling at 41a@
&c, and red at 393s1c per h.
| POTATOES-Are quiet and firm, the demand
being moderate, and receipts rather light and sell
ing AT 50bUc per Oh Tor gOOd 10 ch0fee, IatBer f0f
early rose on arrival and held at 5@l0c more III
store, Sweet potatoes in moderate demand al
81 00(g2 so per brl.
POULTRY-Market well supplied and the de-
mand fair and live turkeys selling 7@THc, and
dressed at S1ad9c per lb, and live chickens al
81 SOAP 70 per dozen, to size and condition
Live ducks at 81 25@2 rs, and geese at $3 25@4
per dozen.
SALT-The demand is fair, but mostly for Ohio
River and kanawha which are in ample supply
and selling at 81 35@1 40 per br of bu, and
81 05tal 10 per brl of . bu. Turks Island held
at 32@33c per bu. Coarse Liverpool at $i@l II
per sack.
SEED-The demand is light for both clover
and timothy, with light offerings at6@614c pei
lb for the former and $1@1 10 per bu for the lat
ter. Flax seed selling at $I@1 10 per bu, and fail
| demand.
| SUGAR-The demand is fair and market steady
New Orleans at 614@714c for raw and S@9c fol
clarified, Yellow refined 7g7s4c, extra G $40
ss4c, A white 9@91ac, granulated and powdered
9M@1oc, crushed lO11s@1014e, and cut loaf 1915
per Id.
TALLOW-Is in fair demand, and the market
STEADY with country selling at SIC per Id, all
packed, and city at &C per lb, loose.