The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET
CINCINNATI. Jan. 23-2 z.

CINCINNATI DAILY Marker
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2a-2 p. NJ.
FLOUR-There has been no material varia-
ton in the market. The demand is light and
V0'' WE quote %s0 fancy yf bGsnds sat at IS 3;
as 25: family, "a N(a5 10; extra. $4 7OG4 50;
superfne. s4tg4 25; and low grades are held at
$S 30 G3 6u per brl. Spring wheat fouris quo
ted at "a 75@s 25per brl. Rye -four is sells
ing at IS 95lG5 rs, and buskwheat flour is
worth IS 75ld6 30 per brl.
WHEAT-There mas been no change and the
market continues quiet, with sales OF fair to
prime red at 81 O5(9l 10 per bu; white is nomi-
IT no demand. Hill is also about nominal at
81 1Ol@1 II, for No. 2.
BARLEY-There is firm market and a fair
demand, and sales to- day OF 1905 bu OF spring
of good to choice lots ats 36(Gl As per bu; fall
is quoted 81 46QD1 IS for good to choice.
CORN-There is a steady market, with mod
crate demand for mixed, and sales to day of
shelled at 70c per bu; ear Is worth about the
same as shelled; white is merely nominal.
OATS-Are steady at 6oG6lc for mixed, and
sales today of light sample al outside figures
No. white are quoted 6a963c, with limited Of
ferings
the market. No. 2 is worth 81 lOGl IL per Du. IN
elevator.
BULK MEATS-There is not much doing,
the demand being light. with good offerings at
61s(aShc for shoulders, s%c for Tor clear rip, 93sg
age hams. Meas partly cured are held at SIC
for shoulders, 9A(092fc for clear rib sides, and
91ac for clear sides, and fully cured are quoted
at 1sc more. all loose; packed, 1S'@Ac higher
MESS PORK-rhere IS a very quiet market
at $1S 25 per brl. forprime city.
LARD-The market is weak for steam, which
prime city kettle is quoted at i41sc per lb
BACON-Thcre is a quiet ana steady market
at 1890 for clear sides; 107s@lOKc for clear rib
sides, and Sc per ID. for shoulders. Sugar
hams are in fair jobbing at 13g1sc per lb.
COTTON-1he market shows little or no
change. The demand is fair to-day, and prices
are steady. We give the following 0fli-
cial quotations.; Ordinary, NC; goou ordin-
airy. l3kc;, low middling, l4c; middling, l41c;
OF 1877 bales. Stock on hand. 14,8H bales.
WHISkY-There is steady market, with
fair demand, and sales to-day OF S3o brs at 05c
BEANs-There is a quiet but steady market,
with liberal receipts and moderate demand at
81 9J(@1 10 for mediums. Choice Nays 81 I5CG
2 rs per bu.
BLOOM CoRN-There is steady market.
The receipts ana deman are about equal, and
there is no change in prices. Red brush is
quoted sG8kc per 10; green stalk braid, 90
y%c: and green huri l1dpll NC Der 10.
BUTrER-1he receipts are lighter ana
there is nrmsr market, with good demand
grades rs not equal to the supply, but good
amount Of inferior grades is required by
packers. Prices show some little advance.
Choice is worth ssg3oc; Prime s7gIec, and lex eX-
ira selections OF single packages bring l92c
more; medium hrades are held at 23QD25c, and
common 20lg2lc per lb.
CHEESE-There is a steady and quiet mar
ket , the receipts and demand are about
ed. Prime to choice factory 15Cgl51a &c per lb.
COAL-1here is steady market, with no
change in prices. The prices delivered &c con
sumers are unchanged, Ohio River, lie: Hook
ing Valley, from Brighton elevator, 1Sc; ha-
nawna and Muskingum, 12c; Ashland. l1Gl
12c: Pittsburg. 13c. and kanawha camel. 24c
per bu.
CUFFEE-Tne market is steady but quiea
with moderate cUnsumptlve demand. No
change in prices. kio is quoted at
2Ahg25c for primo anu 25.zc for choice per lb.
LaRuayra Is worth 24(gs6c, and Javs s3G35c
per pound
ket the receipts being lighter but prices have
undergone no material cnange. Fresh arriv
ais are worth 23G24c pcr dozen.
fEATHERS-Ihe market is quiet with mc d.
crate receipts and demand. and PRIME live
geese are worth 4oc per Id on arrival.
EkUlTS-There is good supply OF green
apples with mouerate demand at 81 6Ug2 toI
common to fair, 81 s0(as for good to choice Dried
fruit is steady, with fair demand, and
apples are quoted at 6tg7,ac; Deacnes, 6hg7kc
ior Quarters; S1s(g9h for haifs per ID. Lem
ons are worth $t(G1 per box. Oranges ar
quoted at y4G4 ~ per box for Messina, $9iGlO
uer Drl ror Creole, and $40 per case Tor VI allen
cia.
HAY-There has been no change Of any con-
sequence. The market remains sleady. There
Is good demand for the best grades. The de-
mand for inferior graues is limited, and not
equal to the supply. No. timothy is worth s2S
lor loose pressed, s21G23 for close pressed, and
inferior grades, yl5 90 per ton, on arrival, ana
81 per ton more In store.
HEMP-Inere IS quiet and steady market,
with moderate receipts and limited demand,
and NO change in prices. kOugh kentucky is
quoted at t146GDl1v per ton. anu dressed il
worth lv1a0l1c per 10.
hlDES-rhere Is only moderate demand
with fair receipts at previous rates. We quote
Green hides at 7@sc; wet salteu. Sxtgyhc:
dry salted, 140l6c; sheep pclts are worth VI
l050c for common and 7hug$I rs Gooa TO prime.
IRON-There has been no variation in the
market since our last The demand is iair,
charcoal-Hanging Rock, No. 1, per
ton, $z7Das: do, No. z. $2ogzd: 40; forge, Ss4Ig
70; Tennessee. No. !, Sl6G21; 10, forge, s24!G25:
Alabama: NO. /, S.6ss7; Missouri, 10. ], ss7@
Missouri No. l, .26G27; do, forge, $26(9sG;
Ohio, No. !, s2J(G26; DO, forge, $23,G24 Cold
blast charcoal-Hanging Rock, car-wheeI, $4U
lgjO; Missouri, do s4slG40: Red River do, $500
4s; machinery and forge, siog4a; blooms, iS;y
w. WIough.-Bal, per lou lbs, s2 W; charcoal,
per 1V0 lbs, 80 ~. Scrap iron-Cast, per 1U0 lbs,
s7Scas1; wrought. sltai 70.
j MILL FEEDING observe no material
ahaHge since our lash Ihc market continues
steady at previous rates. Bran is rather scare Il
AMI III fair demand at s13 OOtgl9 5u. Shipstuffs |
arc lii moderate demand ami supply at s3A12I. |
are fairly active at S25,LyU per ton, |
III ARRIVAL, and ~ per ION more Is required In |
store.
Jon, and otherwise the market 10 quiet but |
,teatiy. Prices have undergone no inatcria. |
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