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

FLOUR-Quiet and steady market at previous
prices Family at "a l0@5 25 latter for tavorite
brands OF white wheat -four. Extra quiet at SO 90
0g3 75 superne at 81 S5@l3 TO- low grades at 81 q
fered at "a 25946 Rye -four moderate demand
at S3@3 10 for primeto choice. Spring wheat flour
at $4g4 30 per brl.
0Ars-Are quiet but held firm, the offerings
being light We quote mixed at 2lc for choice.
Interior grades at 206g22c and dull.
RYE-The demand is only moderate and market
steady. Prime sample quoted 50(90lc, and fair to
good at 47@4Sc per bu on track, and 1@2c more
delivered.
CORN-The demand is fair and market steady,
with liberal offerings. Mixed ear at 81 for prime
on track and 33c for No. 2 shelled in elevator.
BARLEY-Demand fair and market steady.
Fall quoted $l@l 10 per bu for choice sample,
and ranging down to SOC for inferior, as to quail.
ity. Spring dull at 50@75c as to quality.
MESS PORk-ls in moderate demand and firm
at IS per brl for prime city mess s, OF.
LARD-Has good joobing demand and mar
ket steady. Prime steam is quoted al 51ac per lb,
aud small 10 $ he a shade NOR.
GREEN MEATsmMarket quiet and easy with
liberal offerings. Shoulders quoted 23Sc. Clear
rib at 3.45@31ac, and clear sides at 6O@3.65c per
ID. Green hams at 41a@5c, as to average.
BACON-Maiket quiet and steady. Shoulders
at =. .9u@3c clear rib at 4sg41ac, and clear sides
at 4A@4tsc per lb, all packed Sugar cured hams
atSg9c, as to average or brand, canvased and
packed.
DRY sALTED MEATS-The demand is fair and
t., the e. market steady We quote shoulders s.. .75@
per lb for partly cured packed IN boxes 10 to 25
days in salt, and 1sC9Ac less for loose meats.
COTTON-Market weak and prices lower. Stock
S2l$ bales The official quotations are
low middng SC, n;tdling SIC, good middling
S59c middllpg fair 3lsc, fair lo1ac per Id.
WHlSKY-Tne market is quiet and fair de-
mand ~ u "a per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is light and market quiet.
We quote common at 75@90c, good to prime at
81 25g1 35, and choice navy at 81 80 per bu.
BUTTER-The demand is fair for the best
grades and market steady, but inferior continues
dull and heavy. The receipts are ample, and
lower grades are plenty and accumulating. We
quote choice creamery at 23@t25c and 1a2C more
ior extra selections. Prime to choice dalrymade
at l29l5c for lots, and 16@l1c f0r single packages
OF selections. Good grades at 10c medium at SC,
allu common at 4@D5c per Id.
CHEEoE-The demand is only fair and the mar
ket steady. Prime to choice at S@S1ac per lb.
Inferior dull al 6g7c.
COFFEE-Is in fair demand and steady. We
quote Rio at 13@l4c for common, 141a@l5c for
fair, l5%(9l7c for goodI to prime, l712@lSc for
choice, g. 2Yl9c for fancy yellow per ib Java
selling at 23(G28c per ID, Laguayra at 15@17c per
pound.
COAL-Market quiet and steady with ample
offerings. Selling to consumers at l0c for Yuugh-
iogheny and kanawha, l0c for Hooking Valley
and Muskngum, &c for Ashland and Sc for OHIO
River per bu, delivered. The rates afioat are &c
for Youghiogheny. 61a@7c for Kanawha, &c for
Ashland and &c f0r Ohio River per bu
COkE-ls dull but steady and nominally un-
changed. Gas-house at sc, city manufactured at
&c. and crushed at &c per bu at yards, and 192c
more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The demand is fair and market steady
with ample receipts, and selling ut 1Sc per duzen.
FRUlTS-Apples plenty and quiet at 81 75@2 25
per bril- in store, and 81 2j@l 80, ON arrival. Gran
berries SelLlng at $69S per bril- Lemons at $4@5
box, Dried apples dull at 29294c, and dried
peaches at 39312c per h.
HAI-ls i'll fair demand and ample supply at
p evlous prices We quote prime to choice tmo-
thy at IS 50@9 50 and inferior grades at $7@1S per
ton, all III bales on arrival. Held $2 more in
store.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is in light demand
and but little Offering, and quoted 800 per ton on
arrival. Dressed has a fair johbng demand at
7@74c for double and 614961ac for single dressed
MILL FEED = Quiet and steady and ample
supply. Bran selling at $l041 10 25. shipStuffs at
$ll@l2, and middiings at $13@17 per ton, all in
bulk, on arrival, and $2 more in store.
MOLASSEs-The market is quiet and steady
with ample supply and no material change. We
quote New Orleans at 30@37c Refined syrups
at 40@7Oc and sorghum at 25g3Oc per gallon
OILS-The demand is fair for refined petroleum
at 10@12c per gallon as to fire test Prime linseed
quiet at 59@G0c per gallon, extra lard oil in mod
crate request at 55g57c per gallon.
PEANUTS-The market is fully supplied and
the demand is fair with white selling at 41a9
oc, aua Teu al otuo2Ac per I'D.
POTATOES-The demand is moderate and the
market steady, with an ample supply. We quote
arrival lots at 50@55e per bu for prime to choice
peachblows, and 5@l0c more for early rose
Sweet potatoes dull at So 00@2 so per brl.
POULTRY-Liye chickens selling at 81 5O@
2 70 per dozen, rs to size and condition, and de-
mand fair. Live turkeys at 61a@7c, and dressed
at SL@9c per lb. Live geese at 1894, and ducks
at 81 75@2 25 per dozen.
SALTS in fair demand and Ohio River and
kanawha selling at 81 05@1 10 per brl of bu
and 81 35@1 40 per brl of bu. Coarse Liverpool
dull at Si@l 05 per sack and Turks Island at 329
33c per bu.
SEED-The demand is light for both clover
and timothy with light offerings, at 6@614c per
lb for the former, and 1@1 10 per bu for the lat
ter. Flax seed selling at $I@1 10 per bu, and fair
demand.
sUGAR-Is fairly active and the market steady,
anu prices about sustained. We quote: Yellow
refined 7@754c, extra C SA@SAc, A white ga
9Lc, granulated and powdered 94@lgc, crushed
l01a@10Ac, and cut loaf 10%c per 1b. New Or
leans at 61a@71ac for raw and S@9cfor clarified
per Ib.
TALLOW-Is in moderate demand, and the
market steady, with ample offerings, at 5s4c per
ID for country in packages.