The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 49, P. NJ.

| easier feeling. Fancy is quoted 81 4DaS TO-
Family ,oid ut 81 90 to-day, aud is held up t.
Sc l57 rs for fayoriGe brands Extra is quoted
So 5lar Is. SuDuriine So 75a5 81. Low grades
| "a j0a5 U0 per bri. Spring sold nc n ~, and
ranges down TO '6 80 per brL Rye flour is worth
ID 5Ja4 Is, the latter for choice NJrthwestern
| Huckwheat fOdr is worth 81 5Oao No. the later
| figure for choice.
| WHEAE-lne market IS easy and quiet
Good to prime white Is quoted 81 45a1 % per bu,
and some chot1e lots held 2a@c above the latter
| figure. Red Is quoted $ 3Sal As for good te
prime, and 81 30al 90 for inferior. Choice lots
Of rcd held az 81 4ial 48 per bu, but difficult 10
sell at that
| HlE-Is quiet and firm at SIC per bu for No
IN elevator, and 7oaSlc for good to p' line ON ar
| rival.
| OATS-Quiet and steady. Good to prime
| sample are worth 3la3 C for mixed, and 35a3oc
| for White per btl, with only mode ate demand
| Other grades are dull and nominal,
| BARLEY--The market is dull and easy.
! W estern spring is quoted 5Oa10c for iu'erior 70
prime. Fall is held at u Tor choice, and SJa95C
Tor good to prime per bu.
| CORN-Is quiet and a shade easy to-day
Mixed ear is quoted 42a43c per bu for prime on
trac and sold at42ac az l. q Y. depot. Mixed
shelled Is held at 4lc on track and bids at 43C
per bu.
MISS PORK-Continues quiet at SIT per brl
for prime city mess, but not much ON the mar
| ket.
LARD-The market Is quiet and ste ady al
| OSalU1c for prime steam, and not much Of
| terng or wanted Ket.e Is quoted u3aal1&C
| for ciLY, and 1lallSc for county, per Id.
! BACON-rhere is still yer, little do ng, aud
| light offerings ut 7hc for shoulders. 94S a9IC
| for rib sides, and lOc for clear sides, per lb
packed. sugar-cured hams are quoted l2al3C
per lb, canvased and packed.
| BULK MEA lS-The market continues quiet
Shoulders are quoted 6Ha6Xc, rib sides sha
| SIC, ana clear SIDES held at nc per h. loose
Packed are held HaAc per lb more than loose
| GREEN MEATo-Are dull and nominal al
| m 4
| for rib sides, ana 6a6Ac G for shoulders per 10.
| COTTON-Ihe marKeG Is dull to-day, and
| easy. Prices declined Hc from saturdays quo
tations. Sales, 2S bales Stock, l,49 bales,
! The following are the official quotations fol
to-day: Ordinary 1890, good ordinary 1lhc,
! low middlng l2c, mlddlIng l21ac, good mid
ding 2Ac, middling fair l3Ac, fair lac per Id.
| WHISKY-The market remains steady but
with limited demand to-day at 81 U5 per gal.
BEANS-Not much doing, but there is nc
| material change. Choice navys and white sci
at $2a2 % per III Good to prime mediums are
quoted 81 6Oal rs, and common offered at 81 25a
| | 30 per bu.
BROOM CORN--The demand is still very
| moderate, but prices have undergone no
change. 1t is worth 21aa4c for red brush, 4ha
| DC for green stalk braid, and 5ha6c for green
| hurl per lb.
| BUT rER-The market is inactive and prices
are weak, on account OF the large receipts
There is very little demand, even for the higher
! grades. Lower grades especially are dull, with
| an accumulation of stocks. Best dairy sells tC
the retail trade at isal9c for choice, and Ii l7C
for prime per ID, anu extra selections bring 2lt
22c per lb. Medlum is held l4al6c per lb, ant
common at llal3c per lb.
| CHEESE-There Is fair consumptve de-
mana for prime to choice factory at l3Ha14C
| per lb. Other grades dull and nominal
| COFFEE-Ihe market is firm, but the de-
| mand is moderate, and prices unchanged
| We quote RIO 21a22c for common, 221aa24c FOL
fair to good, and 25a26c for prime 70 choice pei
| lD. Java sells at 2Sa32c per lb
| COAL-There are offerings of YoughiOgheny
| at lIa12c per Du atloat. We quote the follow
| ing delivered TO consumers; OHIO River ia
lSc, Ashland Bc, Hooking Valley l5al6c, Mus
| kingum l2al3c, Youghiogneny l4al5c, and can
mel coal 22a23c per bu. Anthracite is worth S.
| a9 per ton, delivered.
| COKE-Ihe market remains steady and
| quiet, with no material change. Gas-house
| sells at &c per bu, city manufactured at SC, and
| crushed at l0c per bu at yards, and 1t is de-
| livered to consumers at &c per bu above these
| prices.
DRIED FRUlTS-Apples are worth 3Jsa4H Nc
| per lb and quiet. Peaches sell at lOalO1Sc fol
| quar- ers, and l2a12Hc for halves, per lb, and
S2a2 III per box Citron is worth 23a26C per ID
| Figs are quoted 2al4c, prunes 9al. c, and cur
! rants 7a8c per lb.
| EGGS-1he market is better supplied with
| fresh. and tney are worth 33aS4c per dozen, and
| small lots 3jc per dozen.
| GREEN FRUIrS-Ihere is q steady market
for apples, with moderate demand and free
offerings OF good to choice at II 50a2 26 per brl
| We quote $5a7 per br for Creole oranges, and
| ~ 59a5 10 per box for lemons. Cranberlies are
worth s9al0 per brl Tor prime to choice.
| HAI-Ihere is very little demand except
for the higher graues, Il fair amount OF which
| is taken for the local trade No. l timothy
sells at $11a12 per tonon ARRIVAL. Lower grades
| are neglected, and offered at $7a9 per ton on
| arrivaI. About 81 more wanted in store.
| HEMP-Ihere is quiet and steady market,
| and rough Kentucky is quoted SilOall5 per ton
on arrival, with moderate offerings, u td dealers
| ask So more per ton in store. Dressed hemp is
worth 9a9ls per lb in store in a jobDlng way.
| MILL FEED-inere are larger offerings,
/ and with little or no improvement in the de-
| mand the market is easy and quiet. We quote
| Sl3al4 for bran, $1lal6 for sh hpstuHs, anu $2Ol
| ~ for middlIngs per ton, all Oh arrival, and
| la2 more in store.
MOLASSE5-Ther is quiet market and nc
| material change. New Orleans slrup Is worth
i 50a 81 per gallon FOR prime to choice. Refined
sirups are worth 46a9Oc per gallon, according
1 to quality. Prime sorgham is held at SOaS5t
per gallon.
4 OlL9-Llnsced is in moderate demand, but
| firm at 63a6jc per gallon. Extra lard oil sells
1 at 95a97c per gallon and far demand. We
| quote refined petroleum 29a'Oc per gallon and
| demand fair
| POTATOES-The demand is moderate ant
| chiefly for local consumption. Not enough
selling on arrival to establish quotations. They
are selling In small lots in store to retailers
at $la1 20 per bu loose, anu worth $3aS 50 PEI
brl, packed, for prime to choice.
| POULTRY-Tne market is quiet, and will
liberal receipts Chickens are worth S9a4 d
per dozen for dressed, and 81 75aS OO tor live
Dressed turkeys are held at 11al2c and 1--we a
Sa9c per Id.
| SALT-There is a steady market for Ohio
| River and Kanawha at 24c per bu, and 81 81
per brl and demand fair. Coarse Liverpool il
worth 81 l0al 10 per sack, and Turks IslanS
held at 53a56 per bu.
| SEED-There is a fair demand for clover
| with moderate offerings, at lac per lb, on arr
| val, and l5c in store. Timothy continues hrm
at $2 l0a2 25 per bu in store for good to prime
Flax seed sells az 81 25al % per bu, and fai
demand.
sUGAR-There is only moderate demant
and prices are steady. We4uote 9a10c for New
orleans, l0al01sc for yellow refined, 1Oza1lA,
for extra &C." 1l4a1lHc for "A" white, az;
l29lc for grannlated, l25ac for powdered, l23<
for crushed, and l3c for cut loaf ner lb.
| TALLOW-1he market continues steady
The offerings are ample of prime country at s.
packed and city rendered at SC loose per 10
with fair demand.