The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-29

CINCINNATI. Jan. 2a-2p. AZ

SINClNNATls Jan. %J-Z l.. d.
FLOUR There has bsen no material change
There is still dull market. Low grades arr
worth 81 40Qe3 Is; superiine, s4(g4 2s; extra
"a 70t94 80; family. s5G5 ~ per brl. Fancy
brands are quoted $5 1905 40 per brI. Spring
wheat flour is quoted "a 7OlG5 00.. Rye -four ID
steady at rs 25tD5 75. Buckwheat flour sells q,
IS 75.G6 rs per brl, with fair demand.
WHEAT-No. red is quoted II U91 10 per
bu. with moderate inquiry. Hill is worth 81 12
@1 IA for No. 2, with limited offerings. White
is dull 81 l2(Gl 20 range for fair to choice lots.
OATS-Are steady, with moderate demand,
and we observe no material change in prices.
No. mixed are quoted 5StG6Oc, and white 6O9
&c per bu.
RfE-Is quiet, with moderate demand, and
No. is steady at $l loGl II per bu.
CORN-The re .eipts are large with fair de-
mand for mixed to-day at 6Ig6Sc- for eur, with
sales at quotations. Some sales of shelcd at
Csc per bu. White is l@2c higher than mixed,
but nominal.
BARLEl-The market is easier, the demand
not Icing equaL,, to the offerings, and buyers
are holding off at previous rates. Fair to
choice lots are worth u 3agl AZ for Spring; II 43
BULK MEATS-The market is inactive and
prices are steady. Green meats are in moder-
ate demand at Gkc for shoulders: SIC for clear
rib and 0h(g1Oc for hams; meats 10 to 20 days
in salt are held 9Hc for clear sides, 9Ac for
clear rib sidcA 6la96ssc for shoulders; fully
cured are quoted &c higher than the forcgo-
ing: all loose and packed are worth ZNgMc
more than the loose. There is not much doing,
and there has been little or no change. Prime
city is quoted at SIS 25tglS 50 per brl.
LARD-1he market is quiet but steady
with good offerings of prime city at I3 kal33. 6
for steam and 14Ac for kettle per lb.
BACON-Therei is but little doing at present
The demand is not equal to the offerings at
TX(0sc for shoulders, lOX9l0Hc for clear rib
sides, and 104@l0Xc for clear sides, per lb.
Sugar cured hams remain steady at l3,gl4c per
..frrvf,A n,,oro =. - ,4oor..... z -,
with fair demand and prices are unchanged.
Sales Of 80 bales. We quote: Ordinary,
llko; good ordinary, l3Nc; low middling, lac;
mIddling. l41c; goou middling, 151c per To-
WH!SkG-Thcro is moderate demand, and
q steady market to-day; sales Of l76 brls at
9fc per gallon. =
BEANS-Thcre is a dull market under large
receipts and limited demand at previous
prices: s. sO,al 81 for mediums; choice navys,
81 i59aa 20 per bn;
steady though quiet, with demand and supply
both moderate. We observe no variation in
prices. We quote rcd crush ut SC, green stalk
lO@il Nc. and green hur .12hsGl4c per lb. as In
BUTTER-There is q firmer market under
lighter receipts; and the demand for best table
butter continues good and with ready sale for
all offerings. The demand for lower packing
grades is fair and about equal to the supply.
Medium grades are. still duh, with an excess
of receipts and am accumulation of stocks.
Prime to choice table butter is worth 26G2Sc,
and extra selections Of single packages bring
l012c more. Medium grades are held at 230g25c,
and inferior packing butter is selling at 19g2lc
per ID.
CHEESE - The receipts and demand are
about equal, and both are moderate, and there
9 quiet but steady market at previous prices.
t,rime to choice factory Is worth l5hWl6c. per
CoAL-There has been no material change
n prices. There u none selling a0oat The