The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINoINGATI. Jan. 15-2lP.

CINoING ATT. an. 15-2P. M.
FLOUR The market is firm to-day and
quiet. Fancy is worth ~ 15aS, and some patent
process -four sold at $685. per brl. Family sold
TO- lay at 50 90a7, and extra at 50 40 per brl
Supertne is worth IS 65a6, and low grades "a 75a
2a per brl. Spring wheat -four is worth $6 . Ia
q IS, and rye -four 81 40a4 65 per brl. Buck
wheat flour is jobDing in store at $SaS 25 per
brl for prime TO choice
BARLbY--There is not much demand, but
the market rules steady. Fall is woi tn 75a90c
for inferior to medium, and 9JcaSl 05 for good
to choice per bu. Western spring is quoted d
a6Oc for inferior, and 70aSJc for good to choic
per bu.
OATS-The market is dull beyond fair To-
cal demand. We quote 31a35c for mixed, and
35a3Sc Tor good to prime white. Inferior lots
are offered at 25a27c per bu, but very little de-
mand
RYE-There Is steady market ami quiet.
Sample lots are worth 75aSJc per bu on track
for fair to prime. No. 2 is held at SIC per Du
in elevator
WHEAr--The market is firm. White is
quoted 81 4ja 55 for good to prime, aud 81 so
for choice. Red is quoted VI 35al So per bu for
inferior to choice.
CORN-The market is steady. Demand
moderate. No. mixed shelled sold at 4jc III
elevator. Prime ear on track is worth 44c per
bu. White corn is merely nominal.
BACON - Market quiet. Shoulders are
are quoted 76a724c, rib sides 9%al0c, and clear
sides l014c per 10, all packed Sugar-cu.ed
hams in moderate jobbing demand at 2al3c
per lb.
steady. Prime steam is offering at lie per lb,
and moderate demand. City kettle is held al
1lha1?c per lb, and demand light
DRY SALTED MEhTS-The market isquiet
ana easy. Shoulders are quoted 6Xa6%c, and
for rib sides s%a9%c per IL for partially cured
MESS POKK-The market closes firm to-
day at $i7 10 per brl for city mess. but it is
quiet.
COTTON-Is quiet to-day and steady at pre-
vious prices. Stock this market II, 40 bales.
Sales "a bales. We gu ,te: Ordinary 1870,
good ordinary II Nc, low middlng re, midd-
hing Rttc, good mlddllng l2%c, mlddlinG lar
WHlsKY-ls steady and quiet to-day at
81 U6 per gallon.
| BEANS-The market remains quiet and
steady We quote choice nayys s2a2 ", prime
do 81 75al 81 and white mediums are worth
81 50al 60 per bu. Common are held at 81 2Oa
l 80 per bu
BROOM CORN-Tne demand is light with
liberal supply, but the market is steady. Red
brush is worth 21sa4c, green stalk braid 416a5c,
and green hurl 55sa6c per lb.
BUTTER-The market is generally dull
The receipts are light and there is not much
demand, but prices are steady with no mate
rial change. We quote loal9c for prime dairy,
ana 20a2lc for choice do, per lb, and 2a3c more
for selections. Lower grades are worth I2a14c
for common, and 15al7c for medium. Extra
creamery would sell at 32a35c per Id, but none
Offering,
CHEEsE-Market steady and quiet, and no
material change. w quote ,3aai4c for prime
to choice factory, per Ib. Inferior is dull and
nominal,
COFFEE-Thcre is firm market with fair
demand and prices steady. Rio is worth Ola
22c, for common, 22j6a231sG for fair to good and
24a25c for prime to choice per lD. Java is worth
28a3Gc per ID.
COAL-Ihere is firm market and fair re-
tail demand. The rates delivered to consumers
are as follows; 12a13c for Youghioghuny liza
12c for Kanawha, Muskingum and Hooking
Valley, lie for Ashland, anu 10a1lc tor Ohio
River. per bu. No sales ahoat.
COKE-There is O steady and quiet market
at previous prices. We quote 1e for Gas
house, 81 !or city manufactured, and Sc for
crushed per bu at yards, and 2a3c more deliv-
cred. ConnellsvIlle is worth 10a1Ic per bu.
DRIED FkulIo-steady anu UNCHANGED.
Moderate demand for apples at 3Ha41sc, and
i2al2Ac for halves. Raisns are worth $2a2 10
per box. Ctron Is worth 2Ia25c, figs l2al4c,
prunes 9a11c, and currants lasc per lib.
EGGS-The market is quiet but firm. There
is not much demand, but fresh are scarce and
sell at 32a33c per dozen, and for small lots
counted out 35c per dOZeu is asked.
GREEN FRUITS-There is a moderate de-
mand for apples, and good to prime are worth
81 50a2 per brl. Lemons are quiet and steady
at S4a4 80 per Oox. Creole oranges quoted
S5a7 per bTl and demand light Cranberrles
are worth 81 50aS rs per brl ana moderate de-
mand.
for the higher grades, and prime timothy sells
at y11aI2 Der ton, on arrival. Inferior grades
are dull at $7aiO per ton, according to quality,
on ARRIVAL. Dealers want w more per ton in
store.
HEMP-The market remains steady and
quiet We quote s1l0a1l5 per ton for rough
kentucky, on arrival, and about So O0 more
wanted in store. Dressed is jobDing at 9a9kc
per ID.
al ticles in this line and the market remains
firm with moderate demand. We quote s15al6
for bran, Sl6al7 for shlpstuffs, and $22a27 for
middhngs per ton, all on arrival Ia store $2
more per ton is wanted.
MOLASSEo-Iherei is a fair consumptive de-
mand for good to choice New Orleans syrup at
5Oa60c per gallon. We quote 4ja9lc for refined
syrups, according to quality Prime sorghum
is worth 3Oa35c per gallon.
OILS-There is mouerate demand for lin |
SEED oil, but the market continues Iirm at 65a
65c per gallon. We quote extra lard oil 95a97c
per gallon and fair demand. There is an
active market for r. fined petroleum which sells
at 29a3Oc per gallon.
POTATOES - The market is quiet, there |
being but a small local consumptive demand, |
Tine market remains steady at $lal 10 per bu |
and $3 U0a3 25 per brl for prime to choice in |
store. No offerings on arrival.
PUULTRY-1he marketis quiet and steady. |
with ample receipts and moderate demand |
Dressed chickens are worth ~ 50a3 so per uoz,
and about the same prices for live. Dressed |
turkeys are offered at 9a10c per Id.
SALT-lhere is light supply of domestic
salt, and it sells at BIC per bu, with fair de-
mand. Turks Island is dull at 33a35e per bu,
Coarse Liverpool is quiet at 81 l0a! 70 per
sack.
SEED-There Is o fair demand for clover at
14a14lac perlb on arrival, ana ljal5Ac in store.
Timothy is quiet at 81 96a2 per bu in store.
Fax seed sells at 81 25al Az per bu, as to quail
ity.
oUGAR-Continues steady but quiet. the
demand being moderate, with no material
change in prices We quote 9alQc for New Or
leans, 1JaOac for yellow refined, Hail &c for
extra SO, 11Aal2c for "a" white, 12ka12I for
powdered and gtanulated, and l3alSy4c for
crushed per lib.
TALLUW-The demand is about equal to
he receipts, and there is steady market at
,14c for city and Sc for prime country per lib,
packed.