The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-27
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI, JAN 27-2 p M
fLoUR-Is steady and quiet. Family, S. II
brands; extra, Il @ 45a4 90 o. % saperDe i sS g 7saa % 90
low grades, $SaS 80; spring wheat Hour, $6a5 %
Rye flour, s4 5taS 70 per brl.
CoRN2Market quiet but with firm feeling
Prime mixed shelled is quoted 42aa3c on track
and good mple slightly OF grade is held at
4Oc per bu. inferior lots offered at 3Oa3ac per
bushel.
0ATS-Market remains steady and demand
to prime, and SOa33c for inferior. Choice
wnlge IH9 q neia "a az &c per pp; ,,
nrces are stsa5,v 10 aaa iiIisoo ~ ueiuamn pu,
pEioes aro steauy: uooa 70 cholce neld az
S2a. no aOl " wni.e, anu o. <vai s 90 I4r req
inS a;or s,ste no. .Ha ~, sapie' ~ ooai 10 anu
III pVH SJioi Svtsoyo a,3p pSr pe. ~ :
N so a.. 1a ana l",es 9. ov9 noa NO
sa t.te koy1c ~ ~ pA.,,i' e"pio "a. i"oA' A"'
~ GprD ~, ,DSS o'HsyS asT p1l p%e w. .s ..A
modora1a den,and ehnn1aor e0sauy, 1aayy, "ivL a
sales Of iOoo0 lbs clear ,ih ~ sec ma Il t,Si
%ond suaatber He es. ~ y ao 49, ~ IL po. ~ ~
md cl,n;ce peiSbts az. ,nt ~ ,,'
ain,'a I ~ n aio aooooo "nuef anu
"JStH RtfIK JR aIMsTS@.A re steadv Of u,<.51o o.,
shonIders 1OLaitjs<c tor c,e;,r rih s;s,oa ~, i
InsIc FOR 'cInsr sII,ao ~. iM ioaso y my
cnes ParS a., 81 noe 20 tho 'os anu Auliy
o N ~ iron n,sa, e ~ ,'o 49, Unu iooSe.
tho m a,.tat " easv q, asIs ~ o,'iI any
for clear rib sides nni 11Nc for clear sidns
J Seai S,,,s sss n,s, atu ivT clear slues
q aniat nas, "a doaiaS PEI ID
100 i,i" Co., ,';,a : @nu Laey nialAeg q,
- ~ = go,l ~ 9 r. ~ ''o"' 0I Aoeoie honAnai
~ NJ lIStS?a IoSS a,olRP,n y III ~,
~, ;a[L,,, seca9y o WIN Moaerate
noi Joopins io's ~ NV. 20 per OIL lof
Piin,9 Pa.,TTnE Tisy: Mou,.,,o4
Gotaa p,;oaa sta guiee, IN sdies Coaay o.
oas uaacSs rl',s' Ives steauy anu uucnaageu. e
duose. Siuihaiy, o1hc, goou oruinary' ioc;
y, oM ,l,,1a w. nliuaiihs, dI7as; goou
M, T., 49, A'o' ni'u"i'nk A"h' iso' i'Ai, LOG
~ wngIsKy rho r,o.,,at;s ,,o4 49,
900 h,I aa ~ e, ~ NM 70 easier anu
ASs pi,s so'u ~ " " pei sa'ioh'
BEANS-The demand is light, with moder-
ate offerings. Choice pavys are worth 81 B5al Az,
and mediums 81 2Oal 70 per bushel.
BRO I'M CORN-The market is dull, with
liberal receipts Prices nominally unchanged.
We quote: Red brush 4aBc, green stalk braid
Ease. cnoice green hurl ska9ac per lb.
BUTTER-There has been no material yari-
alton in the market. There is a fair demand
Packers and shippers are buying.-yery little,
and consequently medium and common grades
are dull but in full supply, We can merely re :
peat previous prices. Choice is worth 25a26c and
prime 22a2Sc, and single packages Of extra
Selections bring 2a3c more per Id. Medium
qualities, 16a Sc, and conlmon l0aI4c per lb
CHEESE--Continue steady and III fair re-
quest at I2a13c per lb for prime to choice. /,
COFFEE-Is quiet and steady, with fair To-
cal demand and no further change r in m sprices. s
We quote common Rio 20kaglHc. fair to good
22a28c, prime to choice 24a25c per lb. and Java
32a35c per Id for good to choice.
COAL-There is a ,m0derata vholesaIe de-
mand, and Youghiogheny is worth Sc. Ash-
land &c and OHIO Rivers per bp afloat De-
liyered to consumers at 9alOc for Ohio River.
Tic for Ashland, l1ai2c for Hooking Valley,