The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-08
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINo1NNAr1, Jan. So P. n


CINCINNATI. Jan. So P. NJ.
FLOUR-Market steady. Only a fair local
demand. Family is quoted S5a5 80, extra 81 20a
Va TO- superhne 81 75a4, low grades $3 25a3 30 per
br. Spring wheat flour is worth IS 25a5 75, and
patent processis held as high as 81 50 per brl.
Rye -four 81 75a5, and buckwheat -four So 5Oa6 25
per brl.
steam, and it is quoted l2Xa121Sc per lib. City
kettle continues dull at 1876 per ib.
BAC0N-The market is steady though quiet.
Clear sides, 12als1Sc; clear rib sides 11xc, and
shoulders 91Sa9Mc per lb for packed. sugar
cured hams are quoted 131sal4Ac per lib. can
vased aud packed.
MESS PORK There is firm feeling at $40 25
a20 50 per brl for prime CITY. with moderate
GREEN MEATS-Are held firm at 7c and
1Uc per lb for shoulders and clear rib sides, and
demand moderate. Hams are worth 1Okallc
II BULK III ss MEAfso-Theres si is firm feeling in
the market, and shoulders are held at 71Sa7kc,
clear rib sides l01sal0A &c, and clear sides l03Sa
lOhc per lb, for Is to ~ days in salt, all loose,
and Ha4c more for packed.
CUi1ON-MarkeJ quiet and irregular.
Weaker on the lower grades and medium
and higher grades stronger. Sales, lS4 bales.
We quote: Ordinary, 9Ac; goou ordinary, l0sse;
low miudiing, l2c; mIditling, 12zc; good mid
ding, 13Ac; mlddlln2 far, lac; far, lbc
per 10.
WHIsKY-There is fair demand at 81 0s
per ga ION, ana market BLcaQy. DalcS du Judb
figure to-day OF 1886 brls.
BEANs-Limitsd demand with liberal Of :
ferings at 81 o5al 40 for choice navys, and 81 20
20 for white mediums, per bu
BUTfER-Thc market has undergone no
change. There is still good retail demand
| for best table butter, but inferior grades are
neglected. Choice Western Reserve is worth
| 27a2oc, and extra selections in single packages
bring 2a3c more per lib. Prime is worth 24a
| 25c, medium 2la21c. and inferior 16alsc per lb.
! 10
| market continues steady, and prime to choice
ractory is worth l2al3c per lib.
| COFFEE-lhefe is a continued fair con-
| sumptiye demand, with ample offerings and
| the market is steady az previous prices. We
quote: Rio, 2la22c for common. 22ha21hc for
| fair to good, and 24a25e for prime to choice,
| per lb. Java Is quiet at32ai5c per lib.
| CUAL-Ihere is a steady and quiet market
at &c for Ohio River, 10 for Ashland, and SC for
| Youghiogheny, aioat. Delivered TO consum
ers at 10c for ONO River, 1lal2c for Ashland,
l2c for Raymond City, l2al4c for Muskingum
and kanawna. 12a13c for loughiogheny, per
bu. Hooking Valley is worth l c at elevator,
and l2c delivered, per bu. Anthracite Is worth
20 5jal0 per ton, delivered.
| DRIED FRUIrS-TheIe Is fair demand fol
domestic. and apples are quoted 9Sa1lc. anC
peaches l2a3c per Id. Foreign fruits are stead,
ard quiet. Figs are quoted 15aioc; currants
81aal0e; prnnes. 4 asc, and dates 61aat &c pc
lb- Citron is worth z6a30c per lib. Layer rais-
ms sell at ,3a3 10 per bu.
EGGS-The receipts are large with moderate
demand at .0a2lc pei dozen for fresh.
| GREEN FKUITo-Apples are steady and II
fair request at s3a4 50 per brl or good TO choice
Cranberries sell at $llal2 per brl. Lemons arr
worth 10 50a7 per pox. Oranges are worth $7a
per case for Valencia, and $3 5la4 20 per boz
for Messina.
HXI-The market is weaker under heav,
receipts and a limited demand. We quote
. No. l timothy, $1IalS for loose and Si5hl0 fo
tight pressed per ton, and inferior grades 80
l3 per ton, all on arrival; and more per to-
in store.
HEMP-The market remains inactive an
nominaliy unchanged. Rough hemp Is held q
$lz0al25 per ton on arrival, and 10 per ton j
store. Dressed is worth p94ajOc per Id.
HIDBS-fhere is little or no demaEd, wit
, large offering. Holders are firm and Dreviou
prices are maInt aimed. We quote green hide
. 5ha1c, wet salted 7a9c. and dry hint 14al5c DC
q Id; sheep pelts sell at T5caSl 20 Tor good
prime, and 26a4Uc for common.
II MILL FEED-Phe demand Ia hnhlte
and we observe no change. Bran is wort
$I2a13; shIpstuffs, Sl5ai6, and miiillihgs, $lS
: 23per ton, on arrival. Dealers ask 81 MOI
per ton in store.
! and steady and New orleans is worth 5Oa3O
: per gallon for good to prime.
OILS-lhere is a moderate demand for lin
seed, and it is quoted 6Oe per gallon for prime
= Refined petroleum IS worth i2al3c per gallol
and steady, Extra lard oil is in fair requei
, at 81 0Sal 10 per gallon.
0E5-The market is quiet. stock
| are large and the demand Is light. Ihey ar
: worth 40a50c per bu in store.
: POULTRY-There is a moderate deman
| and the receipts are not large. Live CHECKER
are worth 81 75a3 rs per dozen. Dressed tu
keys are quoted 12c per lo.
R1CE-1here is continued fair local COZ
: sumption, and we quote 71zaSMc for Carolin,
7aSc for Louisiana perlb
SALT-Theie Is generally quiet and stead
market at previous prices. Wequote: Dome
tic 26c per ou, anu 81 45 per brl. Llverpo
coarse 81 80 per SACK, antFurks Island 4Oc ~
bI.
SEED-There is a fair demand for Glove
which is worth 13c per lbin store. Timothy
steady, but quiet, at ~ 50a2 6J per bu in st0i
Flax sect is worth 81 Goal 30 per bu.
SUGAR-There is a steady and quiet marke
No material variation in prices. We quote Ne
Orleans, 7a51ac; yellow refined, 81 aYs<c: ext
ssCo lVal0Mc: "Bn white. l0MaiU2sc; "a
white. 1o5fa1e1ze; and hard is worth ilaill
per lib.
TALLOw-The demand is fair, with amp
receipts, and the market continues steady
&c for city and SIC for primetcountry.
TOBACC0-The offerings at auction yeste
day were "a hhds ami boxes at the followll
prices, viz: 70 hhds Mason county, KY, tras
fugs and leaf g at $5a7 05, Z at s q 20aI4 rs,
at SIS 75al9 so; 10 hhds Brown county, 0hi
D. trash, luss and leaf2 at "a s0a5 20, at $6 50s
m at $40 25al4, 2 at $i8 25a2025; z hhds Ow1
= county, KY, trash, lugs and lugs-2 at $3 u
10 10, 2at s. 6Ua6 10, 2 at IS g5aS rs, lat $H;
l. hhds and s boxes new West Virginia tras
4. lugs and leafs hhds ut S2a4, 4 az $5a6 25, l
~ at 40 so. at IS 8UaS 80. 1 at SlY 81.