The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-18
CINCINNATI DAHL Y III n RK EFT.
CINCINNATI. Jan. IS-2 p. 4

CINCINNATI. Jan lS-2 p. NJ.
| OUR-There has been no change. The mar
ket cou inues dull, with only q light consunD-
| tive demand. We quote fancy brands at 20 25
as 25: family, IA 90tgj 10; extra, "a 70lg4 So:
| superfne, $4ll4 %; and low grades are held at
So 80 81 per brl. Spring wheat flour is quoted
| at "A 1908 25 per brI. Rye hour is selling at
| S5 25 S575, and buckwbcat flour is worth sGld
| q SO per brl.
| WHEAT-The market for red remains stead,
| and quiet with no material variation, No.
| red is worth 81 05(Gl US. The demand for hil
| and white is too limited TO admit OF any reli-
| able quotations.
| CORN-Is quiet, with fair demand ormixed
at 70(a71c, and sales to-day of both ear and
| shelled at quotations. One small lot of yellow
| ear sold at roc White is merely aomipal.
RIE-Is quiet and steady, and No. 2. IN o.
& NJ. elevator, is quoted at 81 l0(gl II per bu.
OATS-Ihe marke is steady, with moderate
demand at 5gG61c, for mixed. with sales OF No.
2 day at 601sc. No. white Is worth 6iWG3c,
with light offerings.
BARLEY market is quiet. and fair to
choice lots arc quoted at 81 t0,ql 40 for spring,
81 40Q1 80 for fall per bu.
MESS PORk-The market is quiet at 81 rs
ole per brl for prime.
LARD-Thcre 10 o far demand for prime
steam at 1874, and kettle Is quiet at 1416QQl4I4c
GKEEN MEATS There is but little inquiry
at 64G6}sc for shoulders, Sc for clear RIB sides
and 94(0Ussc for hams per lib.
bulk MEATS-There is q moderate de-
clear rib sides, 92;@s4c perlb, all loose, and
Is to ~ days in salt. For fully cured meats
11(D4c more Is asked.
BACON-There is q limited demand at f15c
for clear sides; 102fG1O2Sc for clear rib sides,
and 81z(GS2sc for shoulders. Sugar cured hams
13@14c per lb., and steady.
COITON-Tne market is reported firm to-
day, with sales Of 3bales. We quote: Ordina-
ry, ll]sc; goou ordinary, 134c; low middling,
l4c; mlddling, 14%c; gooa middling. 15lsc per
10. Stock on hand, Ia, ,330 bales.
WHIsKY-The market opened to-day at Csc,
with sales OF IS brls at that rate, and closed
quiet, with sales of 262 brls at 9lc per gallon.
BEANS-The market continues dull. The
receipts are liberal and the. demand is very
light Choice Nayys are worth " 15l92 %; me-
dium grades, 81 I(G2 per bu.
BROOM CORN-Therc has been no change
of any importance. The market remains
steady with moderate demand. Red brush is
quoted 7071Sc per ID; green n-stalk BRAID SS4(G
&c: and green braid 1U0gl04ac per 10.
BUTrER-Ihere is good demand for the
best table butter, for which full prices are OBJ
tainen. Medium grades are still Gull with
large receipts. A fair quantity OF common is
required for packing Prices have undergone
no material change. Choice is worth 27G.Sc;
Pfime 26c. Medium grades are held at 23QG2ic, |
and common l9G2Oc per lb.
CHEESE-The demand and receipts are
about equal, and there is quiet but steady |
market at l5Gl5hc per ID for prime to choice |
COAL-We hear of no sales ailoat. Rates to
have not materially changed. We |
quote: Ohio River, VIC; Ashland, l1W12c: |
Hocking Valley, from Brighton elevator, 12c; |
kanawna, 12c; Muskingum Valley, l3c: Pitts |
burg, 13c, and kanawna cannel. 24c per bu
COFFEE-Tne market is steady but quiet |
with moderate. consumpuve demand. No
change in prices. hio is quoted at
2ic Tor common. 22(124c for fair TO good, |
PA G25c for PRIME anu 255ac for choice per ID. |
Laguayra is worth 2i(g26c, and java s3tG35c |
per pound.
EGGS-rhc receipts are liberal and in excess |
Of the demand, and there is quiet market at |
previous rates, Fresh lots are worth aiCg25c |
per dozen,
FRUITS-The demand for green apples con.
tue moderate and there Is an amply supply Of |
fered at 81 50lg3 0O perbrl for common to choice,
Dried fruit is oniet and irir. Apples are |
quoted at G(g71sc; peaches, 61aN7kc for quar-
-ers; o1s(go1s for halls per ip. Oranges are |
worth s4G4 so per box for Messina, ssG10 |
HAY-There is a steady market, and a con-
inued far demand for the best grades, the re-
,eipts of which are only moderate. There is |
)ut little sale for inferior grades, with large
supply. Wequote: No. timothy, s23A24 ior
Dose pressed, S2UQl22 for close pressed, and
Ia IlS Tor inferior grades, per ton, all arr
'al, and 81 per ton more in store is required.
HEMP-fne market continues steady ana
luiet The demand is moderate and the Offer
ngs are rather light. Prices are unchanged.
Rough Kentucky Is worth sl45QG150 per Ton.
lne dressed Is worth l0h@l1c per 10.
HIDES-Incrc has been no change in the1 i
narKet. The demand IL moderate and the re-
eipts are not very large. We qnote: Green
liles, 7(gSc; wet salted, e24@S5sc; dry salteI,
4QG15c: sheep pelts are worth z6t@50c for conf
non and 75ctVSl 20 good to prime.
MILL FEED-Tberc is a demand for bran,
With a firm market at Sl81lg; shilistutfs are
uict at $50 %, and middlings remain steady
nd in moderate request at 25(gS0 per ton, aIi !
II arrival, and dealers require 81 more from :
tore.
MOLAs sSES-The demand is wholly consumn.
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