The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-24
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. pa P. M.

FLOUR-There is a fair demand and firm
market Tor best grades. Fancy, So 5OaS; fami-
ly, s. 1Oa5 ~ for new wheat flour, and 80 goa
10 for choice brands; extra, 81 3Oa4 81; super
wheat flour, IS 0Ja5 81. Rye flour, 81 60a4 81,
ana buckwhcat flour, $5 75a6 rs per brl.
WHEAT-Fhe market is steady. Prime to
choice sells at 81 4Oal 45 for white, and u goa
35 for red. Fair to good red brings 81 lOa
25, and inferior is worth 90c per bu.
OATS-Quiet, with limited local demand.
Mixed 85a3Tc, and white 3Sa40c for good to
prime. Choice Iowa 42c per bu. Inferior
BARLEY-Is in moderate request at $ldl is,
fair to prime Canadian; Western, 70aS0c for
prime to choice, and SOC for inferior, per bu.
RYE-0o. is worth TsaSoc, and inferior
BACON-Is dull and market easy. Shoul-
ders SSa9c, clear rib sides uaa1l&c, and
| clear sides 11Xa12c per lb, packed. sugar
cured hams, 13al4c per lb, according to average,
canyased and packed. era
LAKD-Plime steam is quiet and easy, and
quoted 12a12xc per lb. City Kettle quiet and
nominal at lsals%e per lb. /,
MESS PORK-The market is quiet, and
prime city mess is quoted fl9 75aa0 0U per brl,
anu moderate demand. Holders ask $40 rs for
small lots.
BULK MEATs--Market quiet at 77sa5he
for shoulders, l0HlUhcfor clear rib sides, and
los salO%c for clear sides, fully cured, all loose,
and <aizc more packed per lb.
GREEN MEATS-Quiet and steady. Shoul-
ders7c, and clear rib sides 92sc per lb. Hams
are worth 10allc for fair to good averages.
CUrION-There is quiet market to-day,
but steady at previous prices. Sales IL bales.
Receipts S34 bales, and shipments TIL bales.
" Q quote: Ordinary, SIC; goou ordinary, lOc;
low mIdalme, Nc; mlddling, 121sc: good
| middllng, 13c; miudllng far. lac; far, l5c
Der ID.
! WHISKY-The market opened steady and
quiet at sos, with sales ut that figure of l25
brls Later in the day holders asked '1c ad-
vance, with light sales at 81 06 per gallon.
BEANS-The market is still very quiet bu
steady at 81 lUal rs ior medium to choice pc
bushel.
BRO I'M CORN-Continues dull and prices
nomnally unchanged; Red brush 4a6c, green
stalk Ease, and fancy hurl S1Sa94c per lb.
| BUTTER-No material change. The better
grades continue in good consumptive demand
with moderate supply. The receipts of medium
and common are Ia excess OF the sales, which
| are still light, as shippers and packers do not
| care to purchase except at very low rates, such
as are not acceptable to holders. Choice is
| quoted 25a26c, and prime 22a23c per Id. Single
packages Of extra bring 2a3c more per lib. Me-
| dunn is held at l7al9c, and common 13al5c
per lb.
| CHEESE-Is in fair reqrest and steady at 12a
| l3c per lib for prime to choice factory.
| LOFFEE-Ihere IS steady market and fair
demand at previous prices. Rio 2la22c for
1 common, ~ a23b &c for fair to good, and 2ia25c
for prime to choice per lD. Java 3Sa3jc per ID
| for choice
COAL-MarKcV SGeauy, Wltu moderate
| wholesale demand at SC for YOughiogheny, 7c
| for Ashland and Bc for ONO River anoat. We
quote delivered to consumers: Ohio River, 1Oc;
| Ashland. lie; Musklngum and kauawha, liza
l2c; Raymond City, l2c; Youghiogheny, 12al3c
per bu afi1at locking Valley, 1vc at elevator,
and l2c delivered. Camel, l6c afoat and goa
22c delivered per bu. Anthracite, delivered,
| 80 5Ua10 per ton.
DRIED lTs-Domestic are steady AID
in moderate request at 9allc for apples, and
| l2aI3c for peaches per lb. Foreign are quiet
and steady at 26a28c: l5alSc for figs; S4a10c for
| cuirants; Ika5c for prunes; 6lsa7hc for dates,
per Id. Layer raisins are worth $3a3 IL PEI
box.
GREEN FRUITS--The is moderate de-
mand with steaiy market at $jal 81 per brl
for god to prime apples Cranberries are
per box. Oranges are worth SO 50a4 20 per
box for Messina and sSaS 10 per case for V allen
ella.
HAY-The market is well supplied. and the
demand is moderate for all grades. No cnange
in prices. No. ! tinothy is worth STA
is for loose and si5alb for tight-pressed per
ton, and inferior s9ai3 per ton, on arrival. In
store dealers want ~ more per ton.
| HEMP-Continues uull, with receipts and
demand both light. Rough Kentucky is
lquoted $liOalI5per ton in store. Dressed Is
neld at ka1Oc per lb.
HIDES-Moderate demand and ample re-
ceipts and market steady. Green hiues arc
quoted 5Ha7c. wet saitel 756a9c. and dry
saIted 14al5c per Id; sneep pelts 75casl .25 Ioi
good to prime.
MILL FEED-There is q limited demand
generally, and the market is well supplied
and nominailys unchanged. We quote bran
SIP t0al3 5U, shipstuifs sl4al5, and iniddings
sl6al7 per ton, on arrival, and $s more III
store.
MoLASsES-M Market steady with a fair con-
sumptiye demand for New Orleans at 50a60c
per gallon, according to quality.
| Ull4s--Prime Lnseed sells ut G2c per gal
lon and Is in fair demand. Refined petroleum
is steady, aud is selling readily at 12Ha18lSc
per gallon. Lard oil is worth 81 0Gal O8 per
i gallon for extra current make.
POTAIOEs-Maf duh. with no change.
lCommon TO choice are quoted. in store, . ,a45c
per bu, They would bring 10c less on arrival.
Il POULTRY-Chickcn are in moderate de-
mand, with limited arrivals, and sell at $8aB 70
per dozen for live or dressed. Dressed tur-
keys arc wo. til lUc per ID, and IN moderate de-
Imaud.