The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-07
CxNCINN.A A1I DAILY MARKEE
CINCINNATI. Jan. 7-2 p. N.

CINCINNATI DAILY MARKEZ.
CINCINNATI, Jan. TAP. N.
FLOUR-Thcre has been no improvement
in the market to-day. The demand is very
light and almost wholly for local consumption.
81 7WG3 w; extra. "a 65tG4 80; family, 10 $500;
fancy brands are held at IS 2tO6 % per brl.
Spring wheat -four Is worth "a S0@o ~ per brl.
Rye nour remains steady 80 50Qgo 81, and buck
wheat -four at s6ta6 so per brl.
WHEAr-C0ntinues dull with little or no
change. No. red is quoted at 81 O5ll OF.
with light demand. Hill and white are still
nominal, with no reliable quotations.
BARLE1lNS l, s 2spriag s iSt quoted SSS S
demand.
CORN-There is fair demand and steady
market for mixed at 6SGG69c for ear and N
@71c for sheled, for No. 2, and sales Of the lat
ter to-day at quotations. White is only NOM
inal, scarcely any Offering.
KYE-Tle market continues steady with
moderate demand at 81 11Gl IL per bu for No. Z
with sales at outside figure To-day.
OATS-There Is q fair demand for mixed at
6006lc for NO. 2, with sales at quotations to-
day. White are about nominal at 2(g3c higher
than mixed.
MESS PORK-Holders are firm and ask
$40 50GI0 10 per br for prime, and there is but
a moderate demand at inside figure for fresh
LARD-Prime kettle is held at 14c, and buy
ers offer 131aD1SSc per lb. with moderate de-
mand. Steam is IN fair request and steady at
13lS0tl4c per Id, held at l35fc.
BULK MEATS-Thcre is but little doing,
and the market has not varied materially.
Clear sidee are worth l0c, clear rib 94, and
shoulders eAc, for meats ls to ~ days in salt;
fu s11sd fSsS: ~ suies metre nd,
moderate offering and limited demand, at SIC
for shoulders, ilc for alear rib, 1L9xc for cleal
sides, per ID There ore somc }obbfng sales Of
suar,sqrsd n hams r g. ;sSDl4Ne per ID.
prices steady but.appear to bo unsatisfactory
to holders. Shoulders are quoted at 81sc; clear
RIB, 91ac per lb, and hams 10x@102Sc.
COTION-Ihe market is steady, and there is
a firm feeling to-day among holders. We
low middling, 1870; mlddiing. 141ac; good
15c, per lD. Sales to-day, S04 bales.
Receipts, 1,526; shipments 626; stock on hand,
'WHiSKY-The market is STEADY with fair
demand, and sales to-day Of S67 brls. at 94c
per gallon.
BARK-There is only moderate demand
but the receipts are rather limited, and prices
arc steady. Prime cnesnut oak is worth $12 50
g18 per cord. afoat.
change during the week, and prime lots are
worth 26y2Ic. per lib, Oh arrival.
BEANS-The market Is inactive under mod
crate demand and good receipts. Choice navIes
are worth 81 1892 rs, and mediums sell at 81 IS
lp2 90 per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts of best grades are
larger and somewhat in excess of the demand,
and prices for these are not so firm. Medium
grades are still neglected with stocks accumu-
[ating. Packers are buying only moderately
,nt rates. Prime to choice butter is worth 26(Q
sc, and extra selections of single packages
will bring l0l2c more per lb. Medium is held
1t 2SNGs4c; inferior grades are quoted at 20c
Der lb.
CHEESE-The market continues quiet with
receipts and demand both moderate. Prices
steady. Prime 10 choice factory is worth 15g
l51fc per Id.
COAL-There is a quiet market with mod
crate demand. The prices. afioat, are: Ohio
burg &c per buL. We quote, delivered to con-
,umers: Ohio River, lie; Ashland, 12c; Pitts
,urg,. lsc; Hooking Valley, from Brighton
elevator, 12c; Muskingum Valley, 13c; Kama
Hha, l2c; and Kanawha Camel, 24c per bu.
COFFEE-There is a moderate consumptive
iemand, otherwise a dull market. Rio is quot
ID at 21c for common, 22(G24c for fair to good,
Ak(D2Sc for prime ana 25xc for choice per ID.
Laguayra is worth 24gs6c, and Java saGS5c
EGGs-There has been no essential varia-
ion in the market since our. last. Prices are
teady and sales and receipts remain about
'qual. Fresh arrivals are worth 25(G26c per
loz.
FRUITS-Therc IS moderate demand for
green apples, with good supply, at 81 H0@2 90
0r common, 81 l00d3 10 for prime TO choice per
,rl. Dried fruits are steady but qniet, at 601
'hc for apples, 6hY7kc for quarter peaches,
worth s6l97 Dor box, and Creole Oranges are
uOted $124pl4 per Dri, aud Mes sina are quoted
It 4sG4 81 per box.
FEATHERS-Tnc market is steady, with
Moderate demand and receipts, ana prime live
,cese are worth 45c per ID.
HAY-The demand Is moderate and chiefly
or the best grades. Lower qualities are dull
With receipts far in excess of the sales There
las been no essential variation in prices Wei
uote e. $ssIg2s for loose pressed No. timothy
nd $2uQt2l for close pressed, per ton. Inferior
rades are quoted al $14giS per ton. These
ates are on arrival. and " more Is required in
tore.
HEMP-rhe markets. steady ana quiet. The
rices are unchanged. Rough Kentucky is
Torth sl4sQiU per ito. and dressed is worth |
)h0llc per 10.
HlDES-The marKet >3"tns steady; the |
emand IS about equal to st,s -ceipts. Prime |
ireen hides are worth 7@Sc; wet saited. $50 |
&c; dry sailed l4(015c: sheep pelts 75cQDSl rs:
Ooi to prime. 25tl16uc for. common
MILL FEED-The market is quiet and |
teady under fair receipts and a moderate de- |
land. Prices have undergone no material va
nipstufls, slSWsv; mtddlings S2402S per ton,
II on arrival, and S2 more per ton In. store.
MOLASSES-Ihe demand Is o My moderate |
nd the market for New Orleans is very easy |
t 65(p70c, for best grades Refined sirips are |
'0rth 50clds.. per Fallor according to quality. |
UILS-We observe no material change in the |
larkct. L.nseed remains firm, with fair de-
and at e21S3c per gal. Lard til is. steady ,
nd in fair request at 81 1901 l2 per gal for ex-
irrent-make. Reaned petroleum 10 still quiet
! l2c per gal.
is a fair demand for the
EST qualities at 6Ugs5 per bu; but inferior
radcs arc dull, and generally quoted 6UJDsUc
ar bu, on arrival In store dealers require
D liC more per bu. ~ Il /
PoJLTItf-Thcre Ia hrm ana steady mar