The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-25
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 25-2 z. N.

FLOUR-The market is still inactive, with
| limited local demand. Prices have under
| gone no material variation since Saturday,
| Low grades are quoted at S3 30d3 6D per brl.
Sulerhne. s4Ca4 30; extra is worth s4 7oeg4 %,
and family, "a 90.G5 l0 per brl; fancy brands
are held at IS 40G6 rs per brl. Spring wheat
| tlouris worth "a 7j(gS 20 per bri. Rye hour is
| steady at Sj 25,a5 rs, and buekwheat Hour
| Is quoted rs 75a5 80 per brl.
WHEAr-The market is more steady to-day
| and there has been no material change. Red
is in moderate demand at VI 0ltg1 10 per bu for
5000 to prime gamble lots. Hill is worth 81 10
al IL, for No. 2, white is quoted VI l3gl IL Tor
good to choice lots, and both are merely NOM
NAL.
COKN-The receipts have large but there has
been no cnange OF any consequence. Mixed 2s
worth T0gTlc tor either ear or sheied. W hite
| is quo,ed nominally 2a3c more than mixed.
BARLLl-Is hrm but quit with no percep-
| tible change in the market. Fall Is worth 81 40
G1 "a, and spring n 35nl 45 per bu for good to
| choice lots, with sales Of good spring to-day at
| IL 4D.
| KiE-There is steady market at 81 l0(Gl IL
per bY IN elevator for No. 2 =. 90
| OA1S-MlXed ale in moderate request at oo
| tG6lc, and whi.e are quoted at I'll d63c, per bu.
| with limited offerings OF the latter.
MESS PORh-Ihe market Is quiet at SIS 2oQ
| 1S 30 per Url f0r prime.
LARD-Theresis "a fair demand for prime
| steam at 1sAIl3hc per lib. Kettle Is quoted
| l4hg14 &C per lb, with moderate sales.
| bACON-There is Il steady market, but the
| tTduc 10 very llRul TiCco ttIO oItuul-
ders are worth Sc, clear rib sides ld769lOEc,
| aud clear sides 1Oal(g105sc per lib. Sugar-cured
hams are worth slW1D &C per lb.
| GREhN MEA1S-Arc IN moderate request at
| exc for shoulders, 0; for clear rib, VIC lor
clear sides. Hams are worth 0AG for aver
| age weights.
| BULK MEATS - The demand is limite |.
Shoulders are quoted at 6!ac: clear rib, 9tzc,
and clear siuc6 91sc per lb. These rates are
| for partially cured meats, all loose, ana iuily
cured are held at u more Packed arc held at
| 1stgAc higher than TIE above quotations.
| COITON-The market is quiet. 40 change
| in prices Sales to-day 47 dales. We quote:
Ordinary, il4c; gooA ordinary. l314c; low
middiinE. l4c; mddilng, l4Slc; eooa lnIdd!ing
l5Ac per ID Stock ON hand III this Market
WHIohY-There is steady market, with a
fair demand, and sale of ,S5 Dri, Gcpcr ga
lon.
| BEANS-There is n quiet bit steady market,
| with liberal receipts and moderate demand at
II SJg1 ~ for mediums. Choice Navys " l5tG
BhOOM CoRN-There is steady market.
The receipts and dcman are about equal, anu
there is no change in prices. Re brush is
y1ac; anu green huri 1l;Gll hc per In.
i. BUT rEk-lhere is steady market, and the
demand for tho bcst grades ratht exceeds the
| supply Packers are buying extensively VI
coinmon g;ados for packing. Medium grades
are neg l:cted, with large excess OF receipts
Prices nave undergone no material change.
We quote prime to choi, table butter.t gsSc,
and extra selections OF single packages Y ing
lg2c more. Medium grades are worth 23uD.4c.
| and inferior sells at 19,g.0c ler lb.
CHEESE-Therc is steady. anu quiet mar
ket, the receipts and demand are abont
equal, ans, both are mode;at Prices uncnang-
ed. Prime to choice factory, l5alGc per b.
| COAL-1here are no sales atioat. The retail
market is quiet and steady, with no material
a preshs oho RIVER qIs s oesns
Yalley, from Brighton elevator, l3c; ka-
/ naWna and Musklngum, 12c; Ashland. l1Q
l2c: Pittsburg. l3c. and kanaWha camel. 24c
per bu.
CUFFEE-The market is steady but quie4
with moderate consumptlve demand No
| change in prices. RlO is quoted at
2lc for common. 22(a24c for fair 10 good,
"a 1s(G25c for prime anu 251ac for choice per lp.
Laguayra is worth 24YsGc. and Jaya s3,g35c
per pound.
| EGGS-There is quiet MARKET with re-
| cciptS somewhat Ill excess OF tne demand, but
prices remain steady at 24c per dozen for fresh
FEATHERS-The market is quiet with mod
crate Receipts and demand. and prime live
geese arc worth 45c per lib ON arrival
FRUIi's-Theie is good supply of green
| apples with only a mo"erate demand and
10 change In prices. cccn,Mon to goo1 are
worth II 35tG2; prime to choice, " oltcs ner
bril-. Dried fruit IS firm but quiet. Dried
apples are worth G9Sc; Dcacnes, 61sA71sc Tor
quarters; S1a@9k for haIfs per 10. Oranges
and lemons are in moderate request. The lat
ter are worth S6 jJtG1 per box. The former
are selling at iSQlU per Drl for Creole, "a "a 50
Tor Messina per box and $lG per box ior Va
lenca
uA1-There is a fair demand for the best
grades, the sales being fully equal to the re-
ceiptS. The supply OF inferior graues is large
anu exceeds the uemanu. Prices are steady and
nave unuergonc NO material variation No. |
timothy is WOLth S25 tor loose pressed, $c1t0:3
for close pressu,h and inferior grades, S15 ai 0
per ton, Oh arrival, and ~ per ton more in
store.
uEMP-fhe mark ct is tlrmer under moder-
ate receipts AMI an improved demaIr. Rough |
kentucky IS now Quot.d III Ti,OGlo5 per ton, !
aud dressed is worm 1v1lI1ac per lu. > |
HIDES-1htre is only moderate demand T
win fair receipts ut previous rates. We quote |
Green hides at itgoc; wet sai,eu, ss4ayhc; |
dry salted, 1itgl5c: sheep pelts alc worth Is |
tG5Jc for common and 75c(G$l 25 good To prime. !
IRON-We quote: Hot-Dlast charcoal
Hanging Rock, No. /, per ton, $y7tg |
s: g, No. !, sssa2s; 40. forge, sz4S
Alabama. 20. !, s.6a2t; Missouri, No. j, S27(eg |
aS; 10, No. 2, SaotQ 2j. HCt-blast stone coal !,
Missouri, No. /, s26QN; do, furgc, S25@26;
Ohio, No. /, S2ota26; 10, forge, $23@24 Cold |
blast charcOal-Hangmg Rock, car r-whecl, $40 |
e5O; Missouri, do, $3.50 40: Red River, do, $4ag |
a.: ircnna ssee, do, $43(a45; Alabama, do, .4A0
45; machinery and lorge, si0g42; blooms, $3.50 |
W. Wroughl-Bar, per ioO lbs, " ~; charcoal,
per lUO lbs, So a. Scrap iron-Cast, per 100 lbs,
Si5clIS1; wrought. $liGl %.
MILL f'EED-There is n steady market and |!
prices are maintained. Bran is in fair demand |
with limited eceipts at S19g2O. shipstuffs in |
moderate request at SSU(G2I. Mlddlings are |
quiet but firm at $25(o3U per ton, all on arrival,
and 81 per ton more in store.
MOLASSES-1he market remains steady |
with fair consumptlve demand. Prices are !
unchanged. New Orleans Is worth G5Qg15c, per !
gallon for good to prime. and Refined sIrups |
are quoted at 5OctOsl. per gallon according to |
ouaiitv.
NAILS-There is far demand ana steady |
market, No change in prices, We quote.
~ to sod, 50 4o 20; to g. ~ B5(G3 Is; to I'd,
So y0G4 90; to sd, ID 1904 %; Sd, "a 9O(g5 90;
ID, 70 9Og6 0v; 3D., I. b., SO A96 80; Cut spikes,
So 65(O3 rs.
UILs-There has been no essential change
of any consequence since our last
The market for Llnseed is steady though quiet
at sstgs3c pei. gal. Lard oil rs in fair request
and best grade of curreDt-make is quoted ut
81 10al II per gal Refined petroleum sells at
l2c per gal. with moderate demand.
POTATOES-There is O steady market with
good receipts and fair demand for the best
grades at akgS5c per bu; common qualities are
duh, the supply exceeding the demand, and
are held at WQp7Oc per bu, on arriya., and l0c
more per bush I'D store.
Dol Y. rhov. 10 W