The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-28
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2s-2P. Nj.
FLOUR-Market steady, with fair local de-
nand. We quote: Fancy, So T5aS: family, IS IL
a6; extra, "a 4ja4 80; superfine, 50 SOa4 w.; low
grades $3aJ 50; spring wheat flour, $5a5 81. Rye
iour. "a 5Ua5 vi per brl.
OATS-Quiet and steady at S5aSSc for nike :,
and 3Sa42c for white. Inferior grades, 30a33c
per bu.
RYE-There Is moderate demand at 78a80c
for No. 2, and 70a75c tor fair to good sample
lots. Inferior grades, 60a65c per bu.
WHEAT-Market firm for best grades. Good
to choice 81 35a 45 for white, and 81 25al 35
for red. Some choice white held at VI 4Sal 5J.
Medium red 81 O5al Is, aud inferior o0a90c per
bushe.
BACON Is in limited demand: clear sides,
f1Zc; clear rib sides, l1Ac, anu shouluers,
B%c per lb packed. Sugar-cnred hams, l3al4c
per 10 canvased and packed.
CORN-Market quieJ but steady. Prime
mixed shelled is quoted 43at4c on arrival; good
4Oa4lc per bu. inferior sells at 25d3 &C per bu.
Ear is worth nomInally about the same as
LARD-The market remains quiet ana steady
for prime steam ut l2al2hc per lD, and holders
want outside figures. City kettle dull at lsa
MESS PORR-Therc is firm feeling, and
the demand is moderate at SEE z5a22 50 per brl
for prime city, in light jobblng lots.
BULK MEATS-Market steady and demand
moderate Clear sides 1910, clear rib sides
l01sc, and shoulders 7ka13sc per lb, loose. for
shoulders, fully cured. Packed, NC more than
loose
GREEN MEATS-BI Market quiet and steady at
1a7. .lOc for shoulders and 9Xa9.9Oc for clear rib
sides, per Id, outside figure asked for first good
weather. Hams range 9xall%c per Id accord
ing TO average.
COTTON N9Market quiet and steady at previ-
GUS prices Sales, liz bales. Receipts to-day,
34l6 bales, ond shipments, 1888 bales. Stock
on hand, 10; z33 bales We quote: Ordinary,
Shc; good ordinary, lOc; low middiing.
ike; nludlinE, D4sc: good mlddllng, 13c;
miadlIng fair. lac; far, l5c por 10.
WHISKY-Steady market and demand fair
at 81 06 per gallon, with sales at that figure OF
2e6 barrels.
BEANS-Continue dull. and prices nomin-
ally unchanged. Wequute: Best nayys III 35a
i a. and mediums 81 j Sal ~ per bushel.
BRO IN COkN-The market is literally
supplied, though there is light demand. No
change in prices. Common is worth 4aGc.
medium quality Ease, and cnoice Sl6a9Iac per
BUPTER-The market has been steady and
there is good local demand for best grades,
with light receipts. Lower gra les plenty and
dull. No change in prices Wequote: Choice
butter sia28c, and prime saa23c per lb. Sin
gle packages OF extra selections bring "a &c
more per ID. Medium grades are held at l6a
lSc and common 10al2c per Id.
UIIEESE--1he demand is fair and there is
steady market Prime to choice factory
sells at l2al3c per lib.
JOFFEE-The market remains easy, with
large offerings and only moderate demand.
Rio Is quoted 20a2lc for common, 21 11za22 Nc for
fair to good, and 23ha24jzc for prime TO choice,
and Java 32a3oc per lb.
COAL-The market continues steady and
quiet. Youghiogheny is worth SC, Ash
land 7c and ONO River &c per bu. We quote
delivered TO consumers: ONO River, yal0c
Ashland, lUallc; Muskingum, Hooking Valley
and kanawna, 11a12c; Plttsburg, l2al3c, and
camel, 20a22c per bu.
DRIED FRUITS-There is q moderate de-
mand for domestic at 9allc for apples, anC
| l2al8c for peaches per lib. Foreign fruits con
| tinue quiet at previous prices. Layer raisins
50 9Oa3 % per box. Citron. per lib, 26a26c. Figs
| lbalSc; currants, Skal0c; Drunes, 7kaSc per Id
| EGGS-The market remains steady, ant
there is fair demand at 1Talsc per dozen fol
| fresh arrivals.
| GREEN FRUITS-There is q steady marke
| with fair demand for apples, and they arr
worth in store s3a4 80 por brl for good to choice
oranges are worth $SaS oO per case .for Valcn
cia, and So 5Ua4 per box for Palermo Lemon
| are quoted $6 50a7 per box. Cranberriess sell q
sl2al3 per brl for prime.
HAY-There is only a moderate demand
| with an ample supply Of all grades, and tn
| market remains steady and quiet at previou
prices. Wequote: No. timothy, Sliai6 70
Il
arrival; ami lower grades sl0al3 per ton OF
arrival. In store - more per ton is required.
| HEMP-The market continues inactive
| There is not much offering and the demand
light. We quote undressed $ll5asl2D per to-
on arrival, and $l25 in store. Dressed 9IalU
per lb
HIDE5-Tbe market is steady, with fair de
mand at previous prices. Green hides ar
/ quoted 55ka7c, wet salted 7lsa9c. and ,dr
sated i4al5c per 10; sheep peits aocasl 70 10
tfrnn
MILL LFEED--Bran is in fair request an
steaty at $i3a18 so per ton. Shipstuffs are i
| light request aud held at sl4al5 per ton. Mid
| diings are dull with large offerings at $i6aa
perton, all'on arrival, and smore per ton /
store.
MOLAsSES--The demand is fair for loca
IconeumptiOn, and the market Is steady. w
quote 5UaCic per gallon for good to choice Ne'
Orleans.
UILS-There is steady market for iinsee
at &c per gallon for prime. Lard oil is in fai
demand at 81 07alu6 per gallon for extra win
ter. Refined petroleum Is steady at l21salS16
p6TATOEs-T There is very little deman.
and the market IS nominally unchanged. The
are held ut 35a4bc per bu for good TO choice
store.
/ POULTRY The market is generally irn
| under limited offerings and fair deman,
lChickens live or dressed sell at So 50a4 w pc
dozen. Dressed turkeys, ,l2ssc per Id.
RlCE-Ma firm with good consumpty
demand at 7kase for Carolina and 6tza1js,
4 for Louisiana.
SALT--Domcstic Is in moderate demand Q
zBc per bu, and 81 IS per brl. ON arrival. Coars
4 Liverpool is quoted 81 50 per sack, and stead,
Turks lsauais quoted doc per b,. 4
4 sEED-There Is a fair deman1 for Glove
and d firm maIk ct, and 1t sells in store at az
n l4slc pur lp with hight 0fferings. Timothy
i lrin and worth " .0ls 81 per bu in store. Fla
II seed soils at 81 a5al ~ per bu.
Il SUGAR--Aarkct stcaily with good cor
4 sunptive demand and prices IL,
lunciiangcd.. We quote: New Orleans. TaSh,