The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-19
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 19-2 2. ]


vious quota ions Rye -four selling at $3g3 10 for
prime to choice. Spring wheat -four offered at 81
"a 80 per bpl. We quote family -four at $4@l5 25
total range for ordinary to fancy brands. Extra
Buckwheat -four dull at $494 SO per bbl
OATS-Are dull but steady. We quote white at
25c for choice, A@25c for good to prime. Mixed
at 2O923c per bu, as to quality.
R1E-The demand is moderate and market
steady. Sample lots on track quoted at 4S@50c
for good, SOC for prime and 51@52c for choice per
bu; held in elevator 1@2c more.
BARLEY-The demand is moderate ard the
market steady. We quote fall sample at 95c
9l 0S for good prime, and 81 8@l 10 for choice,
ranging down to SOC for common. Spring nominal
at 65@75 for fair to prime.
WHEAT-The demand is fair and the market
steady yesterdays quotations Choi white in
light supply at Csc and good to prime at 90Q93c
per bu. Amber and red sell at S5@92c for good to
choice and S3@87c for fair milling lots. Inferior
grades ranging down to Csc per bu as to quality
CORN-There is a fair demand and the market
is steady, with no material change. Mixed ear
quoted at 3l12932c, and some sold on Change to-
day at the outside figure on track. Mixed shelled
sold at 3212c per bu for No. for last half of De-
MESS PORK-Has quiet market, and steady.
Prime city selling at IS per brl.
LARD-ls fairly active, and market steady.
Prime steam at 560c per lb, spot. Kettle merely
GREEN MEATs-The demand is fair and mar
ket steady. Shoulders quoted 2,40(g2 45c clear rt
@5c per ID, as to average.
BACON-The market remains quiet and offer
ings moderate. Shoulders at 285@2 soc, clear
rib at 414c and clear sides at 4114(943sc per III,
packed. Sugar-cured hams at 8(g9c, as to average
and shoulders at 4@414c per ID, canvased and
packed
DRY sALTED MEATs-There is a quiet and
steady market, and ample offerings. Shoulders
at 2.6O6g2 65c, clear rib at 3.65c and clear sides
nominal at 3.S0@385c perlb, all loose for meats
10 to 20 days in salt.
COTTON-Market quiet and steady at previous
quotations. Stock, 6,755 bales Receipts to-day.
Cotton Exchange, n bates The official prices un-
changed, as fellows: Ordinary 634c, good ordi-
nary 75sc, low middling Sc, middling SIC,
g91d goSHd mn mdd,ing $780, mddiDg fair sc fair
WHISKY-Is in good demand and selling stead
lily at 81 05 per gallon.
BEANS-The market remains dull and steady
with no special change. Choice selling at 81 400
SOC per bu.
BUTTER-There is steady market, with fair
demand only for the best qualities The lower
grades are neglected and dull. The receipts are
ample but being mostly of inferior qualities there
is only moderate supply of the finer qualities for
local table use. We quote creamery at 23t@2Sc per
10, the outside figure for fancy selections. Dairy
made at l2@l3c for prime and 14@15c for choice,
and 2@3c more for single selected packages. Good
lots at l0c, medium at 7@Sc, and common at 4@l5c
per ID.
CHEEsE-Ts in moderate demand and market
Quiet, and selling at 712@Sc per lb for prime to
choice. Inferior quality dull and nominal.
COFFEE-1s in moderate demand and market
steady. we quote common Rio at 13Gl4c, fair to
good at 14A@16c prime at l6ka917c, choice al III
@lSe, and fancy yellow at 19c per ib Java at 229
21c, and Laguayra at l5@l7c per ID.
COAL-The demand is fair and market steady,
We quote 612g7c for Youghiogheny, 615@7c for
kanawha, 5R@6c for Ashland and SC for Ohio
River per bu, aaoat Selling to consumers at 1Oc
Ioughiogheny and Kanawha, 10c for Hooking
Valley and Muskingum, &c for Ashland and Sc for
Ohio River per bu, delivered
COKE-1s in moderate consumptive demand
and the market steady and prices nominally un-
changed. We quote crushed at &c, cty-made at
DC, and gas-house at DC at yards, and &c more per
bu delivered to consumers.
EGGS-Are in fair demand and fresh in moder-
ate but ample supply at 1S919c per Dozen
FRUlTS-Appl S are in fair demand at 81 50M2
per brl IN store, and Sl@l so per brl for arrival
lots. as to quality Oranges at $597 per brl, and
mand, and selling at So 50t94 so per box. Gran
berries quoted S697 per brl, and $2@2 80 per bu.
Dried apples 2@3c and dried peaches at 3@4c
per Id.
HAY-The demand is fair for the best grades
but dull for inferior. Selling at IS 5O@9 80 per
ton, on arrival for prime to choice timothy and
S10lS for lower grades. Held in store at 81 more.
HEMP-Rongh Kentucky is quiet and steady,
with light offerings, and selling on arrival at SS5
$50 per ton. Dressed is in moderate jobbing de-
mand at INC for double, and 61ac for single
dressed per Id.
MILL FEED-The demand is fair. and bran
sells at $l0@l0 so per ton. ShipStuffs dull, and
freely offered at Sll@l2 per ton. Middlings Quiet
and steady at Sl3@1 II per ton, all in bulk on ar
rival. -
&OLASSES-Is moderately active and the mar
1et steady, with New Orleans selling at 3O@3Sc
per gallon for fair to choice and refined syTups
leld at 40@70e per gallon, as TO quality Sorghum
dull at n @3Gc per gallon.
0ILS-Linseed oil is quiet and steady at 59@60c
per gallon, Refined petroleum fairly active and
snate demand at 56@57c for extra
PEANUTS-Are quiet with liberal offerings, |
md demand moderate. Tennessee white sell at ~ |
95c and red at 3@S54c per ID.
POTATOES-HaVe quiet and steady market |
fhe receipts are liberal and demand moderate,
We quote 5Q@69c per bu, on arrival, for prime to
,hoice, and 5@10c more in store. Sweet potatoes |
luIl at 81 75922 25 per bril-
POULTRi-Market steady and aliet, with am |
,le supply and live chickens at 81 50Q3 per dozen |
IS to quality, Live turkeys at 66D7e, and dressed
It 81z@9e per lb. Ducks at S2@2 so, and geese at
3@3 75 per dozen.
SALT-The demand is fair for Ohio River and
Ample receipts and selling 81 40@
46 per brl OF bu., and 81 l9@1 Is per brl !
# bu. Turks Island dull at 32@33c per bu |
>oarse Liverpool at $i9l 05 per sack
SEED-Clover is firm and quiet and selling st |
12GS7c per fb In store. Timothy is in fair demand
md firm at 81 l5t91 Is per bu in store. Flax quiet
md steady at 81 1O@l l5 per bu for prime
SUGAR-There Is a steady and Quiet market |
fair tina M.