The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-10
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


CINoIRNAgT, Jan. 1912 z. NJ.
FLOUR-There is a moderate cOnsumptive
demand, and market steady. Wequ tie 81 1Oa
W for fancy, 70 7Ja7 for family SB 5a6 60 Tor
extra, s;iSOss 90 for suneriine, "a 4OaS Tor low
gradee, S8a$B 65 for spring wheat hour. and
81 AOa4 65 for rye flour per brl. Buckwheat
Hour is worth $325aS Is per brl for prnne TO
choice in store.
OATS--Tnefe is q moderate local demand,
beyond which the market Is inactive. We
quote mixed 30a85c per bu for fair to prime;
White sel at 85aSac per bp for good TO prime;
choice white arc nominal
BAhLE4 -MarkeJ firm, especially for the
higher grades, and only moderate offerings.
Canada is held at 81 0Jal 05 for good, ami 81 u
al II for choice. Western spring - worth ~
ab0c according to quality, the Latter for choise.
tal wal prlAg WcaSl for gooI W prime, AND
is held at 81 05 for choice.
R1E-The market remains steady. Mod
crate offerings at Sla8ec per bu ior No. iii ele
vator, and good to prihie sample on track ls
worth TQaS0c per bu.
WHEAI-Ihe market is steady and quiet.
Red ID quoted 81 4Oal 81 per bu for good to
choice, and inferior offered at 81 IS. Good to
prime white Is quoted 81 45al 80, and choice
held at 81 65 per bu. Inferior white is merely
nominal. Hill wheat wouid bring about the
same as white, but none Offering,
COkN-The demand is moderate to-day.
Prime mixed ear on track is quoted 44a ,Oc
per bu, and the latter figure wanted. No 2
shelled in eev ttor is worth 4jc per bu.
MESS POkK-There is drln tone in the
marketat Al6a 3 Is per brl for prime to city
mess, but offerings light ana not much dis-
position to buy.
LARD-Is firm to-day but quiet, and prime
steam is quoted ll%c per ID. Kettle leaf is neld
at Ia 214c per lb aud dull.
BACON-Nothlng doing and quotations nom =
inal. Suar-cured hams are selling in SIN all
way at Lhal3hc per 10, canyased and D acked,
according to average and rep putatlon Of brand.
DRY Sailed MEATS The market is
quiet and steady. Partially cured meats arc
quoted &c for shoulders and 9A9Hc for rib sides
per 10, loose Fully cured are neld hahc per
lib beyond these figures.
GREEN MEArS-Are quiet to-day and
steady. We quote dzc for shoulders, and SIC
for clear rib sIdes, per lb. Hams are ngIng
9alOhc per lb, according to average.
CoffoNs-MaHrket quiet: No change in
prices. sales, 66 bales. Stock, III, s68 bales
We quote: Ordinary l0Xc, good ordina-
ry nXc, low mIddliDg Ht4c, middiIng l2%c,
good mlddling l3c, mlddllng fair l81Sc, fan
l4hc per lb.
WHlSKY-Is 1c lower to-day, with sales of
"A brls at 81 O6 per gallon.
BEANS-Are in fair demand and firm. Of
| ferings liberal at 81 40al so lor white mediums,
| 81 85al 50 for prime white, and ~ for en- nee
naVles per bu' Common are dull at VI ~ per
bushel.
BROOM CORN-Is quiet and steady. There
| are liberal receipts but no great demand. We
| quote 51aa6c for nur, 4ha5c for green stalk
and 2a4c for common to good red brush per lib.
BUIIER-The demand is still fair for best
| table butter with ample receipts. Lower
| grades are plenty and dull. Dairy Is worth
| lSal9c for prime, and 20a2lc for choice per Id,
and 2a3c more may be obtained for selections
We quote inferior grades l5ai6c for medium,
and l2al3c for common per lD.
| CHEESE-lhe market is steady. There is a
| fair consumptive demand for best factory at
| 13a14c per ID. Inferior is merely nominal.
| COAL-Ihe retail market is firm with an
active demand at lOalle for OHIO River. lie for
; Ashland, llal2c for Kanawha, Maskingum and
Hooking valley, anu l2al3c for Youghiogheny
per bu, delivered to consumers. Camel de-
lIvered is worth 21a22c per bu. Anthracite Is
quoted $sa9 per ton delivered
COkE-Ihere is q far consumptve demand
at previous prices. We quote &c per bu for
city manufactured, Sc for gas-house, and O.;
for crushed per bu, at yards, and 2a3c more
| asked delivered to consumers. ConneIlsyIlle
is worth 10allc per bu delivered.
COFFEE-Ihe market remains firm. with
no material change, and the demand is mod
crate. Rio Is worth 2Oa21c for common, 22a23c
for fair 10 good, and Aaz5c for prime to choice,
per lb.
DRIED FRUITs-Domesticf fruit is quiet and
steady at 3ha41Sc for apples, and 10al0 <c for
quarter anu 12al2ac for half peaches per lib,
Foreign fruits steady and demand moderate,
We quote 22a25c per Id for cItron, l9a14c for
figs, Sal1e Tor prunes, and Ease for currants
per Id. We quote raislns S2a2 10 per box.
EGGS-There is a firm market, with limited
offerings. Fresh are worth 32a33c per dozen.
FEAIHERS-There is only a moderate de-
mand for prime live geese, dealers paying 45c
per Id on arrival, and receipts liberal
GREEN FRUlTS-Apples are in moderate
demand, with free offerings of good to choice
at 81 50a2 per brl. Lemons are worth So 5Oa4 SO
per ooX. Creole oranges are in moderate de-
mand at$5 5Oa7 per brl. CtanBerles are worth
81 50aS Is per bIl.
HHAY-Ihe market continues quiet, with only
a moderate local demand for the best grades
Interior grades dull ana nominal. We quote
No. timothy $1lal2 per ton on arrival. Lower
grades are held r $7al0 per ton on arrival. as
to quality. Dealers ask 81 more per ton in
store.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is quiet and steady.
the offerings and demand both moderate at Sll0
all5 per ton on arrival, and S5 more required
in store. Dressed is in fair jobbing demand at
9a9Ac per Id.
MILL FEED - There is still firm market
though quiet We quote: Bran SIS per ton,
shipstuffs $l5a16, and middhngs $22a2f per ton
on arrival. In store 81 more is required.
MOLASSES-The market Is steady for New
Orleans, and prime to choice sells at 6Oc per
gallon, with fair demand. Refined syrups are
worth 40a85c per gallon, according to quality,
Best sorghum is worth 3Oa35c per gallon.
OILs-There is fair demand for linseed
at 63a65c per gallon. Extra lard oil sells at
93a95c per gallon. Refined petroleum is worth
29a3Oc per gallon, and demand active.
POTATOES-The market is steady, but very
little doing. frime to choice in store are
Offering on ARRIVAL
PUULTRY-The market is firm for dressed,
with moderate offerings and demand fair. No
live fowls are selling. Dressed turkeys are
worth 9a10c per lib. Dressed chickens are SELL
ing at 81 5Oa3 80 per dozen, according to size
and condition.
SALr-There is light supply Of domestic,
with fair demand, and it is brought here from
points below and sold at 32c per bu, which IN
cludes cost OF transportation, etc. coarse
Liverpool is worth 81 l0a! ~ per sack. Turks
Island is dull at 39a35c per bu.
SEED-The market is firm for clover with
fair demand and moderate offerings at l5al5kc
per lb in store, and Aa14hc on arrival Timo-
thy is quiet at 81 90a2 per bu. Flax seed sells
at 81 25al Oper bu.
SUGAk--Tne market continues quiet and
steady. We quote New Orleans 9a10c, yellow
1UAal0xc, extra 'C' 11hallhc, ZAP white
l1%al2c, powdered and granulated 12%al2%c
and crushed l3alSkc Der lb.
TALLOW-There is a steady market and
fair demand. We quote country SC, aud city
rendered SIC per Id, packed.
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