The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-28
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S-2 P. NJ.

FLOUR-Is n moderate demand and steady at
about previous prices. Family is selling at SAG
4 35 for ordinary, and up to IS 25 for fancy per
brl. Extra held at 50 50@3 rs, super at 50 8O@
90, and low grades at $2 1892 SO per brl. Spring
wheat flour quiet at $il4 %. Rye -four quiet at
1898 10 for prime to choice. Buckwheat flour al
Sim4 80 per bril-
CORN-The demand is fair and the market
steady. Mixed ear quoted 3l@S2c for prime, on
track; sheled at 32@9321sc for No. .. White corn
nominally a shade above mixed.
RYE-Is quiet and steady, with moderate offer
ings and not much demand. No. 2 is quoted at
SIC in elevator, and 50@5c on track; No. 8 at 40
ESQ in elevator god to prime sample at 4S@50c
on arrival Rejected at 45c per bu.
WHEAT-rhe demand is moderate and the
market steady. White is quoted 92@93c for No.
and 95@9Tc for choice lots. Red at 91@93c for
prime to choice, S7@S8c for good milling lots and
S39S5c for ordinary. Amber about the same as
red.
BARLEY-Is quiet and steady. Fall sample
quoted 95cGI 81 03 for fair to good 81 026l 03 for
prime and 81 10 for choice per bu. No. 2 at 81 05
per bn. Spring dull at G0@SOc as to quality
0ATS-Are quiet and steady, with moderate re-
ceipts. Mixed quoted 2}c, and white at 24@25c
per bu for prime to choice Inferior dull at 17@
lSc per bu.
Miss P0RK-The market is quiet, and prime
city quoted at 81 75a8 per brl.
LARD he market is STEADY, and moderate de-
mand. We oNote prime steam at 53SCa5. .40c per h.
BULK MEATS-The market is quiet and steady.
Shoulders quoted 212@2. soc, clear rib at 31a@3. .60c
D days in salt loose.
BACON-Quiet and steady, and shoulders quoted
95@3c, clear rib at 41sc, and clear sides at
is<ta per 10, packed. Sugar-eured hams at St99c
per lb.
GREEN MEATs-Are in fair demand, and
steady. Shoulders quoted at 2A6@2.S SOC clear rib
at 3.3Nd3.55c, and green hams at 414c, as to
average, per Id.
higher. Stock 7, ,79l bales The official quotations
are a. follows Ordinary TIC, good ordinary &C.
low middling SIC, middling SIC, good middling
31sc. mddling fair l0c fair II sc per Id.
WHISKY-Ihe market is quiet and weak, with
sales at 81 03 pc gallon.
BEANS-The demand continues light and there
is a dull market with limited offerings. We quote
common at 75@SOc, fair to prime white or me-
dium at 81 OOg1 20, and choice navys at ST. 400
So per bu.
BUTTER-The demand is fair only for the
oest grades, which are needed for local consump'
ton. The receipts are ample and interior quail
ties plenty and dull, with considerable accumu-
lation OF stocks. No material change in prices
Creamery sells at 22@27c per ID, butheld at 2(93c
more for extra selections Dairy-made at 12@l5c
lor lots, and 17@1Sc is had iorsingle selected pack
ages. Good at l0c, medium at 79Sc and common
at 4@15c per lb
CHEESE-The demand is fair and the market
steady. We quote prime to choice at 7@Sc per To-
Inferior dull and nominal.
COFFEE-There is Il moderate demand and the
market remains steady. Rio sells at l341315c for
common, 14@1414c for fair l5a151ac for good
l6ml613c for prime. 17@lSc for choice and 1890
l9c for fancy yellow per ID. Laguayra at 15@I7c
and Java ut 246l27c perlb.
GOALS in Iair demand for local consump-
ton and the market steady, and selling to CON
Sumers, delivered, as follows: Ohio River &C. Ash
land &c, Hooking Valley and Muskingum l0c Kan
awha and Goughiogheny l0c, and camel at 161
lSc per bu. Sa!es atloat at &c for Ohio River, So
@6c for Ashland. 61ac for Kanawna and 612@7c
or Youghiogheny.
C0KE--ls selling slowly but there is steady
had ot In nity
at &c, gas-house at 5cper bu at yards. Held at &c
more per bu delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The market is quiet and steady with de-
mand moderate and receipts light, and fresh
quoted 21922c per dozen.
FRUIT-Moderate demand for apples and sup
ply ample. and selling at 81 75@25O per brl in
store and 81 5092 on arrival Cranberries quiet
and steady at s. 50@7 per brl. Lemons in moder-
ate demand and quoted S3 50(q4 so per box
Oranges selling at S7gS per brl and So 25@s3 90 per
box. Dried fruit dull at 2@3c for apples and 3@4c
for peaches.
HAY-There is fair demand for the local trade
timothy at s. 5Og0 per ton. Inferior dull and
held at Sc 507 so per ton, to quality all on ar
rival Held 81 more in store.
HEMP-Is quiet and steady, with moderate re-
ceipts and demand light Rough Kentucky is
quoted at SS5@9o per ton. Dressed jobbing al nc
ior double and 6l3c for single dressed per ID.
MILL FEED-There is a fair demand for
middlings and selling at $l3@17 per ton. Ship
StutiS dull ana hclu al Sll9l2 per ton. Bran in
moderate demand and receipts ample at $40 per
ten in bulk on arrival In store dealers ask s. per
ton more.
MOLASSES- demand is fair for New Orleans
and ample supply and selling at 3O@3Sc per gal
lon for fair to choice Refined syrups quiet and
held at 4O@70c per gallon. Sorghum dull at 25@
CSC per gallon.
OfLS-There is a fair demand for linseed and
selling at 60@6lc per gallon Refined petroleum
AT 1O12c per gallon as to fire test, and fairly act
i've. Extra lard oil is quiet at 52@54c per gallon.
PEANUTS-Quiet market, with fair demand,
and selling at 414@454c for white and S494c for
red perlb.
P0TATOES-The demand is moderate, and
market steady, with light receipts. Quoted $50
CSC per bu for arrival lots, and 5@l0c more in
store Sweet potatoes dull, and held al S2@2 80
per brl.
POULTRY-The demand y fair for live chick
ems, and the market steady and quiet at 81 50@
. so ptr dozen. Live ducks at S2@2 so, and
geese at $3@3 so per dozen. Dressed turkeys at
9kAlOc and live al 7A8c per lb.