The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-09
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


FLoUR-Fair demand for the local trade and
steady, We quote family at 81 lO(a5 25. Extra at
So 50@3 IS. Super at So 7j@3. Low grade at
50 25@2 30 per GENITAL gross. spring wheat flour
quoted Si@4 40. Rye 1our $393 10. Buckwheat
flour at $i6l4 rs per brl.
OATs-Market inactive and steady. Moderate
offerings at 24@25c for prime to choice white and
22923c for good to prime mixed per bu Inferior
dull and nominal.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady market. Receipts
moderate. We quote white at 92@a5c for prime to
choice, and SS6190c for fair to good lots. Amber
at S9@90c for No. 2, and 9l@92c for choice Red
about the same as amber, and ranging down to G5c
for common, per bu.
CORN-Market quiet and steady Mixed ear
selling at 80 and shelled quoted 32%@S3c for No
2. White corn nominal
BARLEY-Market quiet and steady. No fall
quoted 81 05@1 06, and choice sample at 81 10
per bu. Inferior ranging down to 60c per bu.
RYE-Moderate demand and quiet. No. 2 in
elevator at 51@52c, and good to prime. sample on
track at 4S@5Oc per bu. Inferior dull and nomi-
MESS PoRK-The demand is fair and market
steady. Prime city, quoted at ST S5@S per brl for
new. Old nominal.
quoted 5a@5.60c per lb. No other kind selling.
BACON-The market is quiet and steady.
Shoulders quoted 3@3 10c, clear rib at 418c, and
clear sides at 4s66R4E@c per fb, all packed Sugar
GREEN MEATS-Market quiet and steady.
Shoulders at 2.45@212c, clear rib at 311a@S.55e,
hams at 4}Slg5HC per ID.
COTTON-Market quiet and prices &c lower.
Stock 1887 bales The official quotations are as
follows Ordinary &c, good ordinary re, low
mndling SIC, middling SIC good middling SIC,
middling far 93Sc fair l012c per lb.
WHIsKY-Is in good demand and steady. Sell
ing on Change to-day at 81 o. per gallon.
BEANS-The market is quiet and steady. Re-
ceipts ample and quoted at 81 5O@i 90 per bu for
choice navy, 81 25@1 40 for good to prime, and
7549Oc for common per bu.
BUTTER-The demand is light for lower
grades, with large receipts and a dull heavy mar
ket. The best grades are in fair demand and
ket is steady. Creamery sells at 23@25c per lb for
prime to choice, and 2@3c more for fancy selec-
tons. Dairy made at 15@l6c for single selected
packages, and 12@9lic for prime to choi, e lots.
Good lot, at 10c medium at 7@l8c, and common
at 4g5e perlb.
CHEEsE-The market is quiet and steady
Prime to choice factory selling at S1a99c per lb,
inferior at 6@7c per ID.
changed. Java quoted at 23@2Sc per lb, Laguayra
at 15Wl7c per lb. Rio selling at 13@l4c for
common, 1412@15c for fancy, l5h@16c for good.
l612@lSc prime TO choice, and l9c for fancy yel-
COAL-Quiet and steady with ample supply,
and quoted 10@11c for Youghiogheny and Ka-
nawha, lOgl1c for Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum, 9@lOc for Ashland, and &c for Ohio per
bu, delivered to consumers; and &c for Youghio-
gheny. &c for Kanawha, 51z16c for Ashland and
sc for Ohio River, per bu.
CoKE-Continues quiet with little demand
and nominally unchanged. Quoted: Gas
house at &c, city manufactured at 7c and crushed
at 713e per bu at yards, and &c more delivered
EGGS-The demand is fair and market easy
with large receipts and selling at 1S919c per dozen
for fresh.
FRUlTs-The demand is fair for apples and
steady, with free offerings at 81 75@2 for prime to
choice in store, and some fancy held up to 80 80:
81 2591 30 for prime to choice on arrival. Oranges
sell at $6gS per brl, and So 50(94 per box.
a Z hny fNrln nh0rr nfnI
at $5@7 per brl, and 50 2592 rs per box.
HAY--Is in fair demand for local consump-
ton and generally the best grades needed. We
quote prime to choice timothy at $90lO per ton
medium grades $s@S So and common at s7@7 50
per ton, all on arrival, and 81 more in store
HEMP-Steady and quiet. No change in prices.
Rough Kentucky held at 800 per ton Dressed
quoted at nc per lb for double and 614961ac
MILL FEED-Bran is steady and demand fair
and ample offerings at $l0@l0 so per ton. Ship
stuffs quiet and held atSl1@l2 per ton. Middlings
are steady and moderate demand at Sl3(Q17 per
ton, all in bulk OH arrival.
MOLASSES-Q market and steady, with
moderate consumptyt trade. Refined syrups at
40@7Oc per gallon. New Orleans selling at S0@4Oc
per gallon. Sorghum held at 25@30c per gallon
OILS-Steady and generally quiet for linseed at
59@G0c and extra lard oil at 55@57c per gallon
Refined petroleum in fair demand at l0@12c per
gallon
PEANUTS-There is fair demand and the
market steady and the receipts ample. We quote
white at 41a95c, and red at 3@Ss4c per lb.-
POTATOES-Fair demand and ample receipts;
selling on arrival at 50@60c per bu, and held 5@
10c more in store. Sweet potatoes quoted $2@2 50
per brl. -s..,..,. -..a.. -
POULTRY-Live chickens in fair demand and
market steady at 81 50@2 rs perd dozen. Live ducks
dull at $292 so per dozen. Live geese at $3S3 SO
per dozen. Live turkeys at 697c per lb
SALT-The market is steady and quiet and no
material change. Wequote Ohio River and Kama
wha at 81 O5@1 10 per brl Of bu, and 81 35@1 40
per brl OF 7bu. Coarse Liverpool dull at $1@1 10
per sack. Turks Island at 32133c per bu.
SEED-Timoth is in light demand at S1@1 10
per bu. Glover dull and held at 6Cg614c per h. on
arrival Flax seed fairly active at $l@1 05 per bu.
suGAR-Market steady and quiet at the fol.
lowing prices: Yellow refined 79754c, extra C
8149854c, A white 9@91ac granulated and pow
dered 9A@lcc, crushed 10A9104c, and cut loaf
1O1ac per ID. New Orleans at 61a@71ac for raw and
s(a9c for clarified per lb.
TALLOW-Quiet and steady market, with lib
eral offerings OF country at 5s4c per lb, packed.