The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-02
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKEE

CINCINNATI. Jan. % p. N.
FLOUR-There is q continued dull market,
with no material change IN prices. Family is
SIS so(p4 0O; low grades, 50 SOg3 " per bri.
Fancy brands are offered at IS 3O@6 40 per brl.
Spring wheat flour is quoted at "a sOgS ~ per
bri. Rye -four is worth 70 6Og5 70, and buck
wheat Hour at S. 25l0T per brl.
WHEAT-There has been no change and the
market is still very quiet. No. red is worth
81 O7(Ol 0S: choice held at 81 10; hill and white
are merely nominal and no reliable quotations
OATS-The market is STEADY. but there is
only moderate demand at 5&16Oc for mixed
and 6,@62c for white, for No, 2, and sales of the
latter to day at outside figure.
BARLEI-ls dull. No. spring Is quoted at
81 cool 35, and fall. 81 401 45 per bu, and buy
ere demanding concession at these rates. The
demand is entirely for local consumption.
CORN.There is steady steady market with fair
or shelled, with sales to-day at outside figure.
White is worth pominally 1G2c more than
mixed, but Is veiy scarce with light demand.
RYE-The market is quiet. There has been
no change. No. 2 is worth 81 0sG1 10 in ele-
GREEN MEATS-The market is rather mac
tive ana there has been little or no material
change. Shoulders are quoted "; clear RIB
sides. 91sc. and hams 10hgl0Ac per lb.
BULK MEATS-There is a moderate in
ouiry for meats Is and ~ days in salt at 6s4c.
for shoulders; 9%c- for clear rib. ana 1Oc for
clear sides per lb. For fully cured 1t(gNc more
BACON-There is but little doing at present
The offerings and demand are limited. Clear
sIdesar worth II &c, clear rib lie and should
ers 81lc perlb Sugar-cured hams l3(914c per
MESS PORK-There is bnt a limited demand
at $40 per Dbl for prime. Buyers are holding
OFF.
LARD-Thc market is moderately actively
for Kettle rendered at 13zs0gl4c; steam is quiet
IN, hnI OF IN in cnrlNn
COTION-rhe market Is quiet to-day. Sales
of 442 bales at the Cotton Exchange. There
has been no change in prices. We quote: Or
binary, 10hc: good ordinary, 1214c; low mid
ding, 13c; miadiing, 1870; goOo middiing, lax
CG14Hc per lp Stock on hand 14,S03 bales.
WHISKY-The market is active to-day at
g5c per gallon and sales OF 657 brls at that rate
BEANS-The market is inactive under mod
crate demand and good receipts. Choice navles
are worth 81 1897 rs, and mediums sell at 81 IS
(p2 90 per bu.
BUTTER-Thc receipts are generally large
ana the market continues quiet. The demand
for best table butter is about equal to the
supply. Medium and inferior grades are dull.
Choice is worth 30c per lb; prime butte Is quo
ted 2Sc: medium is held az 24026c, and inferior
grades 20(G22c per ID.
CHEEsL-Tne Market is steady and quiet.
in excess Of the demand. We quote prime TO
choice factory at 151s(Dl per 10
COFrEE-Inere Is still only fair con-
sumptive demand. Beyond the joqbing sales
there Is Little song RTiss aye }o
common. 81 2l1zg23hc for fair to good, 24@211sc
for prime ana 25c for choice per ID, and some
small lots of fancy 251l926c, Laguayra is
worth s4g25e, and Java ssGs4c per pouno.
COAL-Tne market is quiet with only q
moderate demand. The rates afOat are Ohio
River, 7Q6c; Ashland. &c and rittsburg 9c per
bu. We quote delivered to consumers: Hook
ing Valley from Brighton elevator. 12c; Ohio
River lO.Gilc; Muskingum Valley, l2c; Kan.
awna, l2c; PittsDurg, lac; Ashland, 1l@12, and
Kanawha Camel, 24c Der bu.
EGGS-There has been no important varia-
tion in the market. The demand and receipts
are nearly e1val, ana prices remain steady.
we quote fresh Tits a5lpZ6c per dozen.
FEATHERs-Tne market is still quiet, the
demand being limetcd and the receipts large,
Prices unchanged, Dealers are paying 44(G
45c per Id. for prime live geese
FRUITS-There 10 q moderate demand for
green apples with heavy supply at 81 COOS per
bri. for common to choice. Dried fruit issteady
though qniet at 6ls(171sc for apples: 6G71sc for
quarter oeacaes, Sg9,lc for halves peaches per
ID. Oranges are quoted at $ls(Nl4 per lbri. for
Creole: Is 50d7 for Messina per box. Lemons
are worth s60s7 per box with fair demand.
HAY-The demand Is moderate and chiefly
for the best grades. Lower qualities are dull
with receipts far in excess OF the saies. There
has been no essential variation in prices. We
quote $230G24 for loose pressed No. timothy
and $2U(12l for close pressed, per ton. Inferior
grades are ogered at $i4ptS per ton. These
rates arc on arrival, and 81 more is required in
store.
= +HIIMP-,rhe markets. steady ana quiet The
Offerings and demand are both moderate and
prices are unchanged. Rough Kentucky is
worth sl450llJO per ton, and dressed is worth
ll0l15sc per 10.
HIbEs-The market remains steady; the
demand is about equal to the receipts. Prime
Green hides are Wortn 1(gec; wet salted, SAG
exc; dry salted 14Gl5c: sheep pclts 75eG$i rs:
gouL to primo. 25l150c for common
Mill FEED-The market remain quiet with
good receipts, and only moderate ana prices
have undergone no material change since our
last. Bran Is worth. sl7QiS Shipstuhs $500
20; midlings $s5@2S per ton. all on arrival,
and " more per ION IN store.
MOLASSES-The demand is o My moderate
and the market for New orleans Is very easy