The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-04
CINCINNATI IDAILY MARKEE
CINCINNATI. Jan. "A r. M.


FLOUR-There is continued dull market,
with no material change in prices. Family Is !
worth "a 9O(G5 ~; extra, $4 75d4 81; superfne,
s3 SDtG4 w; low grades, $3 ag3 6U per bri.
Fancy brands are offered at So 3J(06 40 per brl.
Spring wheat flour Is quoted at "a sO@S ~ per |
bri. Rye -four is worth 50 50(G5 Is, and buck
wheat flour at S6(Q6 so per brl.
WHEAT-Is dull to-day. Red is worth $1 05
@10s for good to prime, and the demand 4 Is
y for No. 2. White is held nominally at 81 IL |
al is ior fair to cnoice per bu. Il
kYE-Is firm to-day with moaerate demand |
at 81 10(Gl 20 for good sample lots
OATS-Are steady with moderate demand.
Mixed No. are worth 5906Oc, with sales to-
day at outside figure. No. 2 white are quoted
at tOg62c, with moderate offerings and de-
mand.i
CORN-The market is rather weaker to-day.
but mixed car is active at 6S(G69c per bush for
No. 2, with large sales to-day at inside fig
ure. White is worth 6S(97Oc, but Is more quiet
BARLEy-There is still quiet market,
with little or no change. NO. spring is quoted
at 81 SO(01 35, and fall: 81 4O(91 4s per Du, for
LARD-There is fair demand for prime
steam at 132&(0l4c; Kettle rendered is worth 14c
per lb held at Nc higher,
MESS PORk-There is limited demand at
SO per brl for prime city.
GREEN MEATS-There Is but moderate
demand, with quiet market, at 6hc for shOul-
ders, 91ac for clear RIB, per lb, and hams are
quoted lO9x(g1lc per ID for choice weights
BULK MEATs-There is a fair inquiry and
steady market for meats 10 to ~ days In salt,
at 62sa6hc for shoulders, 9xc for clear rib.
ana lOc for clear sides, per lb all loose, and kc
more is asked for packed. ~
COTTON-Ehe market remains quiet Sales,
50 bales. Prices somewhat hrmer, except for
common. We quote: Ordinary, lie: good 0rdi-
| nary, l2Tc; low middling, 15Hc; middiing.
| 1870; goVo middling, 14hc per 10. Stock on
hand, "a. .I35 bales.
WHIsKY-A further decline Of 1c per gallon
ohaIf fo- nd tha rKQt oil
auier, with sales Of 434 brls at 94c per gallon.
| BEANS-The market is inactive under mod
crate demand and good receipts. Choice navIes
are worth 81 1892 rs, and mediums sell at u 90
BU1TER-The market is without any mate
rial change. The demand for the best table
| butter is about equal to thesupply. The re-
| ceipts Of medium are largely IN excess Of the
l packing. Prices remain steady. Choice w est
ern Reserve will bring DOC per lb. Prime but
ter is worth CSC. Mediums are held at 24tg26c,
and common are worth 20(12lc per Id.
CHEESE-The market continues quiet under
fair receipts and moderate demand. Prime
to choice factory is worth 15Gi6c per lb.
COFFEE-Tnere IS still only fair con-
sumptlve demand Beyond the joqbing sales
there is little doing. Prices have undergone
| no material change. Rio is quoted 20(Ox1c for
common. 2lh(g23Ac for fair to good, 24gMhc
for prime ana 25c for choice per lb, and some
small lots Of fancy 251z@26c, Laguayra is
worth 24(D25e, and Java s3G34c per pouno. .
| COA-The market remains quiet with mod
crate demand. Buyers generally are demand
| ing concessions from previous rates, but prices
1 have not, so far, materially declined. The
rates, afoat, are: Ohio River, Elgsc; Ashland,
&c, and Pittsburg Sc per bu. We quote, deiiv-
cred to consumers: Hooking Valley, from
Brighton elevator. 12c; Ohio River, l0(0l1c;
Muskingum Valley, lac; Kanawha, l2c; Pitts
| burg, l3c; Ashland, ll(Dl2, and hanaWha Can
mel, 24c per bu.
EGGS-There is a steady market, with good
receipts and fair demand, at 25g26c per doz
| for fresh. lots.
FRUITS-There Is a moderate demand for
green apples, with good supply, at 81 5092 90
| for common, " 5O03 W for prime to choice per
brl. Dried fruits are steady but qniet, at go
1er 5er S
worth :6!a7 per box, and Creole Oranges are
quoted $10Q12 per bri.
| HAY-The demand is moderate and chiefly
| for the best grades. Lower qualities are duff
with receipts far in excess of the sales. There
| has been no essential variation in prices We
quote $23G24 for loose pressed No. timothy
and S20QG2l for close pressed, per ton. Inferior
grades are ogered at $14Nl8 per ton. These
| rates are on arrival, and ~ more is required in
store.
HEMP-rhe market is steady and quiet. The
offerings and demand are both moderate and
prices are uncnanged; Rough Kentucky is
| ll0Dlthc per 10.
HlDES-The market remains steady; the
demand IS about equal to the receipts. Prime
Green hides are worth 1gsc; wet salted. sN@
| g0OL to prime. 25M60c for common
MILL FEED-The market is still quiet
| though steady, and there is moderate demand
and At previous % rates. We quote % bran sl7glS;
on ARRIVAL, and So more per ton In store.
MOLASSES-The demand Is My moderate
and the market for New Orleans is very easy
| at 86(G7Oc, for best grades. Refined sirups ere
| pral acr0rCinV In ma
OILS-There is fair demand with q steady
market for Llnseed at 800S2c per gal Lard
oil is frmer with an improved demand and ex-
ira current-make is worth 81 IL per gal Re-
P0TATOES-We observe no material change
since our last. There is fair demand for the
best qualities but inferior grades are neg
lected. Choice peachbiows are worth SO0S5c
ana lUc more in store per bu.
FOJLTRI-The market remains qciet. but
steady and prices have undergone no import
ant cnanges chickens aTe N I'm mHaerase demsnd e
for dressed per doz. Dressed turkeys are in
fair request, with lighter receipts at 12(0lsc
per ID. -,
consumptlve demand, and prices have not
changed. We quote Carolina at 8k(GSkc;
Louisiana, 7k@sc, and Rangoon. At 6hlY7c.
per 10.
SALT-The market for domestic is rather
dull, with some decline in prices. Selling now
at 24Qg26c per bu, 81 3J(0i ~ per brL TURKS
Island is stesdy at Sd08Sc per bu., and Liver
poOi coarse Is in fair request ut - 75@2 81 per
sack.
SEED-Clover Is steady with moderate re-
ceitps and fair demand at exc on arrival, lUc
in store, per I'D. Timothy is in moderate re-
quest at 81 7bt02 IS per bu. in store. Flax seed
is quiet at 81 rs per bu.
SUGAk-There is still a fair consumptive
demand, but otherwise the market is quiet.
New Orleans is quoted at 8Q19kc; yellow re-
nned, A110c; extra .'C." lUkG10xc: "Bp
white, 10X@,0Kc: "A" white. l0,sQplUS<c and
hard, II ktQll Nc per In.
STAkCH-There is Iarr demand and firm
market at 5(G5hc per ID for refined pearl.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and there is
steady market at S@skc per lib. for prime
country. % -
/. wOUL-Ihere is very moderate demand,
but prices remain nominaliy unchanged, Me
quote: Unwashed clothing, S193ac; do comb
ing U0SSc; iieece washed. k4Qe47c; tuD-wasnea,
bO&p5xc: pullesl wool. 88(l8S. ~,
WIEAT-There has been 10 change and the
market is stiIl very quiet. No. 2 red is worth