The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-06
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


FLOUR-Is steady and quiet. Fancy
brands g are rg ranging *Ia9 per brl Family il
ira is quoted ~ t0a6 40, supernne s. bOa5 81
low grades 81 60a6 w per brl. Spring wheat
-four is worth s6a6 so according to quality and
reputation Of brand. Rye flour 10 quoted 81 4Oa
q 65 per brl. Buckwbeat Is worth is 25aS 80 pei
brl for choice, in store.
WHEAT-rhe market is firm and quiet
Red is worth u 81al 40 for fair to prime, and
81 49@ 90 for choice per bu White Is quoted
81 4Qal 80 for good to choice, and mostly held
2a3c beyond those figures. Hill Ia nominal,
but would bring about the same as white,
RYE-There ID very little doing, but the Of
ferlngs are generally light. Sample lots on
choice inferior is merely nominal. No. III
elevator IS worth 80aSlc per bu.
BARLE9-phe market continues quiet and
steady. Good to Canada is worth 81 GOAL Ia
per bu. Inferior spring is quoted 4Oa5Oc for
common, aud higher grades range up to 8Oc
per bu Fall is selling at T5ag0c for inferior
TO good, and y5caSl % Ior prime to choice.
OATS--Ihere is moderate local demand
only, and otherwise the marSet is dull and
heavy. We quote 85aSSc per bu for good tO
prime White, with moderate oTerings. Mixed.
are worth 3la34c for good to prime. and offered
at 25a2Sc for common per bu.
CORN-ls quiet and easy. Mixed ear sold at
44c per bu torp ime on track: Shelled iswortn
45c per bu for prime, en- track. but the demand
is light, and it is offered at 46c per Du in ,e-
vatoE Inferior corn is dull and nominal
BACON-pull and nominal, with little or
none on the market Sugar-cured hams are
worth 13a14c per Id.
MESS P0Rk-The market is firm o-day,
City mess is held at $l7 75alS per brl, but there
Is not much demand at these hgures.
LARD-Ihere is firm market, but it is
quiet. Prime steam is quoted 1lAc. and light
offerings. Kettle leaf is held at ll4alzc,
mostly at the outside figure, for jobblng lots.
GREEN MEATS-The offerings are light to-
day and the market is firm, though there is
not much demand. Holders are asking 6%c
for shoulders and S%c for rib sizes per III.
Hams are held at 9alvhc per lb, according to
average.
DRY sALTED MEATs-Market steady and
quiet Shoulders are quoted 6Ta7C, and rib
sides STa9c per 10 for half-cured meat loose.
COT1ON-Continues firm and is Ac higher
here to-day. The official Cotton Exchange
quotations are as follows: Ordinary 10Lc, good
ordinary nXc, low middhDg 12hc, middhng
l2,sc, good mddhng l22Sc, mlddllng iair ls1Gc,
far 4Hc per lb.
WHlSKY-Is steady to-day, and 3O3 brl s
sold on Change at 81 VI per gallon.
BEANS-Steady and quiet at 81 SOa2 for
prime TO choice navles, and 81 40al 10 for
mediums, per bu. Common will sell at 81 2J per
bushel.
BROOM CoRN-Is in moderate request and
steady at 2a4c for red brush, 4ha5c Ior green
stalk, and 5Ha6c for green nurl, per lb.
BUITER-The receipts are moderate, but
there is not much demand, and the market is
steady atprevious prices. We quote l8a20c for
prime dairy, and 2la22c for choice per Id. Fancy
selections are worth 23a25c per Id. Extra COM
mon would bring 33a35c per lb but none Offer
Ing. Lower gra les are worth l5d16c for me-
dunn, and l2a13c for common.
CHEESE-There is q firm market, with fair
consnmptiYe demand, at 13H tl4c per Id for
prime to choice factory Inferior is dull and
nominal.
COFFEE-The market remains firm, with
no material change, and the demand is mod
crate. Rio Is worth ,2Oa21c for common, 22a23c
for fair 70 good, and 24az5c for prime to choice,
per lb.
UOAL--None offering afloat. The retail
market continues firm with fair demand. The
rates delivered to consumers are US follows:
Ohio River 9a10c, Ashland 10c, Muskingum
and Hooking Valley 1Ua1Ic, Kanawha 1Oailc
and Youghiogheny 1lal2c per bu, We quote
Camel 2Oa42c per bu, and Anthracite $Sa9 per
ton.
CoKE-Quiet and steady. City manufac-
tured is worth &c at yards, gas-hOuse SC, and
crushed 9c per bu, and delivered to consumers
at 2a3c more. Connellsvllle sells at lOallc per
bu, delivered.
DRIED FRUIP5-We quote apples 3JIa4sc,
and peaches 10a10A for quarters and 12al2%c
for halves. Lager raisins are worth S2a2 10
per box. Cltron is worth 2ia25c. Figs sell at
l2a14c, prunes at Sal1c, and currants at Ease
per ID.
EGGS-Are in moderate demand, with light
receipts Of fresh, and we quote them 32a33c per
dozen on arrival, and small lots are held at 35c
GREEN FRUIrS-There is a moderate de-
mand for apples, and prime to choice are free
ly offered at 81 50a2 per brl in store. Lemons
are worth $4a5 per box. Creole oranges sell
Sa8per brl, and fair demand. There is a mod
crate demand for cranDerues at $7aS per bTl
HAI-Ihe market is steady, with liberal
offerings at previous prices. There is fair
local demand for the best grades, and we dlloIe
$l1al2 per ton on arrival for No. timothy. In
ferior hay is held at $1alO per ton on, arrival,
to quality. Dealers want So more in
store.
HEMP-Is quiet and steady for rough Ken
lucky, with moderate offerings at S1l0all5 per
ton on arrival. We quote dressed 9a91&c per ID
MILL FEED-The offerings are light of all
articles, and there is a continued firm market,
Bran is in fair demand at $l5 per ton in store
Shipstuffs are worth $l5al6, and middhpgs
S22a2S per ton on arrival, and ~ more in store,
MOLASSES-Prime to choice New Orleans
is worth 50a6Oc per gallon, and fair demand.
Refined syrups are quoted 45a90c per gallon,
to quality. Sorghum is worth 30a
35c per gallon.
oils Moderate demand for linseed at 6sa
65c per gallon. Extra lard oil sells at 93a95c
per gallon and firm. Il fined petroleum is
firm, with fair demand at 29a30c per gallon.
P0TATOES-The marketisquiet but steady.
There is a moderate consumptive demand, and
prime to choice sell at $laI10 per bu and $Sa
25 per brl in store. Nothing doing on ar
rival.
PoULTRY-The market is quiet, with large
receipts and moderate demand. Dressed chick
ems are worth 50 25a3 w per dozen, and turkeys
sell at 9a10c ger lb.
SA ALT-There is light supply Of domestic,
with fair demand. and 1t is brought here from
points below and sold at 82e per Du which in
,ludes cost of transportation, etc. coarse
Liverpool is worth 81 l0al ~ per sack. Turks
Island is dull at 3Sa85c per bu..
SEED-There is steady market and clover
sells at 14al4kc per lb on arrival, and 15c in
store. Timothy is offered at 81 90a2 per bu in
store, and quiet. Flax seed is selling at 81 25a
4D per bu for good to prime.
SUGAk--The market continues quiet and
steady. We quote New Orleans 9al0c, yellow
JhalOXc, extra ''C' nhall1sc, "a" white
11al2c, powdered ana granulated 12%al27Sc
ind crushed 13a1S4c Derlb.
TALL0W-rhe demand is fair for all re-
,eipts, and we quote country Sc and city SIC
per b, packed. .
TOBACCO THE offerings at auction yester-
lay were Il hhds, at the following prices: 9
ihds Mason County, Ky.-8 hnds at 81. 45a7 S5,
, at 81 30a13 rs, at $l5alg 80; 8 hhds Brown
County, Ohio, Districts hhds at Sc 85a7 95,
1t $g 90, 5 at $i0a 80; hhds Pendleton Coun-
". X v. at 81 8llaS 05aQ 90