The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-19
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 19-2 P. NJ.

at full prices, Fancy Is worth " 0Oao 20. oaleS
OF family at 81 1ga1 20. Extra quoted So 50a6 10,
and some sold at $500 per brl. suDertine is
worth s5 75a6s sales at the latter figure. Low
grades are held at. S4.76a5 20 per brl. Spring
wheat flour ranges $e S0al ", and choice Min
nesota sold to-day at the outside figure. Rye
Ifl0ur is worth 81 4oa4 Is, according to quality.
| Buckwheat -four is quoted " 60ao2S per Drl Tor
prime to choice.
WHEAT--Phe market rules steady, to-day
but quiet Wequote White y M aSa1 - ~ M ioE priMe
Ito good, and 81 43al As for prime. Choice red
lis held at 81 48a1 81 per bu.
L OATS-phe market is steady, though itisiin,
active outside Of a far local demand, The0t-
I,ferings are moderate, though ample at S4lS8e;
lifor white and 3las5c for mixed for fair to prime
sper bu, No choice white on the market, and
Iiinferior grades are nominal.
L BARLEY-There ia not much inquiry, but
the market is sustained with limited Offbrlngs.
Choice Western spring, is. worth. Soc per bu,
| and common to good ranges 50a70c. per hu.
Fall ls quoted S0a95e for inferior, and 81 coal vs.
for prime to choice.
laniet but with a. firm tone. shoulders, are
quoted 8kO. and rib sides $50 per Id, alLloose,
| for partially, cured meats.
| CORN-Ihe market ia rather dull to-day.
INo 2mixed shelied is held at 45c per bu in ele-
Ivator. and buyers offer 44c. Prime ear on track
lis duoted 45a44c per Du.
II RYE-Not much demand, but holders are
lifirm. No. 2is quoted Sac in elevator Good; TO
prime sampie lots on arrival are W0rthH1aS0e
PsB sBACON-The market is very quiet and very
tlittle offering. Shoulders are quoted xa75se,
lrib sides held at exc, andolear sides at lOc per
Ilb all packed. SugRr-cured hams selli job
lIbIng lots, at Hkal3cl per Lib. eanVased and
MESS PoRK-There dis firm feeling in the
lmarket and holders want ST 50 per brl for
Iprime city mess, ana there Is little or n0ide-
Iimand at that hgure.
II LARD--The market Is firm. Demand light.
IPrime steamis heidat lux at0}%c per h. kett
His dull at ll1@ailAc, andlac asked for jobbing
COTToN-The market is steady. Sales to-
Iday1 bales, and dstock reported at 12,9F bales.
No change in prices. The following are tLe
oliciaa, quotations: Ordinary 1880, good Or
dinary 11Hc, owmiddlng 12c, mlddling' l21zc,
good middling l2%c, middlIng. fair ls1lcr fair
| WHlsKY-Market steady and quiet, and 81
brls sold to-day at II 05 per gallon.
BEANS-Are in moderate demand and mar
ket steady. Choice navys are worth 81 l0a
50 25s prime sells az 81 SOal 81, and white medi-
ums are held at 81 40al 60 per bu.
BROOM CORN--There is a.quet and steady
market at previous prices. We quote 2a4c for
red brush, 4ha5c for gre n. stalk. braid, and
6ISa6c for green hurl per lb.
| BUTFER-Thes market is inactive, with no
material change. hereceipts are liberal and
exceed the demand, especially OF the lower
grades. Choice is in fair consumptive demand
at 2Oc per lib, and 2a3e more for selections of
single packages Prime is quoted 17alSc per
ID. common is Offered at 12a13c, and medium
quality can be had at l5al6c per ib.
| CHEESE-Is in moderate demand for prime
| to choice factory at l3kal4c per lb.
| COFFEE-Is in fair cOnsumptlve demand
and steady. Prices unchanged. Rio is worth
2la22e for common, 22ha234sc for fair togoDd,
and 24a25c for prime TO choice. Java is worth
2Sa30c per ID.
Ip4. n,,dl ia IN o. tnma q
tne following delivered to consumers: llal2c
for OHIO River, i3al4o for Hooking Valley
and, Muskingum, l3a14c for Kanawha, 14a15c
for Youghiogheny. per Du. Camel is worth "
| a 24c per bu, and Anthracite sells at $9ai0 per
'VGfoKE-Not much demand, but market
steady Weuuote 7c for gaS-h6use, Sc for city
manufactured, and 1oe for crushed per bu.- at
va,fis ; and eacn delivered to consumors at 2aYe
DRIED FRUITS--There is a moderate de-
mapd for apples at 3a4c per Id, and peaches are
worth lOalU5c for quarters, and l2a124sc foI
halves, per1b. Layer raislns are worth $2a2 IL
per box. We quote citron S8a25c, figs l2al4c,
prunes SaI0c, and currants 7aSc peril
| EGGS-The market is still very quiet, and
fresh are scarce and Offering at 3la321 pei
GREEN FRUITS-The demand is moderate
for apples, and they are steady at 81 SOAP pei
brl for good to prime IN store Oranges are in
light demand at s5a7 per brl for Creole. Lem
OuE are worth 81 5Ud0 0D per DON, ana quteD
Ura11berries sell at IS 75a9 Is per brl.
H&Y-The demand is moderate and almost
wholly for the best grades, ana prime timothy
lis worth s11a12 per ton on arrival. Lowei
grades are dull at $7a9 per ton on arrival
Dealers require 81 more per ton IN store
| HBMP-rhere is a quiet market thougi
steady. Rough Kentucky is worth Sll9all5 PEE
ton on arrival, with moderate demand, anC
dealers want s5 more in store. Dressed is job
ming at 9kc per Id i'll store.
| MILL FEED-The market is quiet with bet
| ter receipts, and the demand is generally mod
crate. Bran is selling at $l4 5Oal5 U0 per ton
Shipstuffs are worth $15al6 per ton. Mlddllng
quoted $21a26 per ton, all on arrival Dealers
ask $2 more IN store.
M0LASSES--We quote sOa6Oc per gallon fol
| prime to choice New Orleans syrup, with fai
, , Demand. Refined syrups sell at 4Oas&)c per gal
lon, according to quality. Sorghum is in med
! crate request at 30a35c per gallon.
OlLS-There is moderate demand for lin
| seed and it is worth 63a6)c per gallon. Extr.
lard oil is selling at 95a9Sc per gallon, and th
demand is fair. Refined petroleum sells a
, .9aSOc per gallon, and it is hrm with fair de
mand.
POTATOES-Th demand is moderate an,
chiefly for local consumption, with nc sales OF
arrival. Prime to choice lots in store ar
| worth s1a1 20 per bu and S3a3 80 per brL
| -POULTRY-There is fair demand TO
chickens and dressed sell at " I5a3 rs per doz
en-, with liberal receipts, and a few live are Of
fering at $3a3 so per dozen. Dressed turkey
are in moderate request at 9a10o per lb.
oATT-Thar.a ia n fair dem and for dnuapeti,