The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-03
CINCINNATI DAILY uAmKEr.
CINoINNATI, Jan. ga T. M.

mand and market steady. We quote S7a7 rs
lor fancy, 80 60a6 85 FOR family. So lOa6 4O for
extra, s. 50a6 70 for superine 81 50a4 81 for low
grades, seas 90 for spring wheat iour, "a Boa
475 for rye flour per brl. Buckwheat Hour ID
ljobbng at IS 25aS 90 per brl lor prime to choice
| in store.
| CURN-The market is firm to-day and there
| is Affair." demand. Mixed ear is worth 4Ia45c
per bu on track, and sold at the latter figure to-
| day at the T., Ill. u ID. depot Mixed shelled
| to arrive sold at 46e, and is held laSe more in
| elevator. Ear to arrive sold at 46o per bu.
| WHEAT-The market is steady and quiet.
White is worth 81 4Sa1 80 for choice, and IL 40
| al 45 for good to prime. Hill Is worth nomin-
ally the same as white, and is very scarce.
Red ID quoted 81 43al 45 for choice, ana 81 t0al Az
| for tar to prime per bu.
| BARLEY-There is q steady and quiet
market with ample offerings. Prime to choice
Canada is quoted 81 05al l5 per bu and scarce.
| Fall is worth 95ca$1 05 for prime to choice, and
SJa9Oc for fair to good mailing grades. Vest
ern spring has range of 4OaS0c per bu for in
| ferior to choice.
| RYB-The tone of the market is rather firm,
! the demand and offerings both beng only mod
| crate No. 2 Ill elevator is quoted 8OaSlc per bu.
Sample lots on arrival are held at 75a7Se for
good to prime, and choice will br ng SOC.
| OATS--Are in moderate local demand for
good to prime at 8ia35c for mixed, anu 34a3Sc
| for white per bu Common are offered at 25a
| 27c per bu, and dull.
MESS PORk-There is firm feeling, but
| the market remains qule5 for prime city mess
| at $l7 50a7 Is per brl.
LARD-Tne market is quiet, with a firm
tone. and prime steam is quoted 1lhauAc per
lb; kettle leaf is jobbIng at l1Ial2c per lb
BACON-The market is dull and nominal
for meats, with no reliable quotations. sugar.
cured hams are in moderate jobbing demand
| at 13a14c per lb.
DRY SAILED MEATS-Are firm, though
the demand is moderate Shoulders are held at
6Ha7c,and rib sides sTa9c per 10 for half cured
meats, loose. and Mc more for packed.
GREEN MEATS - The market is quiet and
rather easy. Shoulders are quoted 6%c. and
rib sites Sc per lb. Hams are worth 9kaIOc
per lb, according to average.
COTION-The market is firm to-day, with
an advance Of HaAc per Id. Sales So bales
Stock 1851 bales. We quote the following
official rates: Ordinary 1014c, good ordinary
nAc, low middling l1Sc, middlng l2Hc,
good middling l@Hc, mlddlinE 1air l22Sc, fair
1874 C per Id.
WHIsKY-Is firm to-day and 1c higher, with
| sales of 277 brls at 81 W per gallon.
BEANS-Are steady and quiet with mod
crate though ample offerings We quote 81 s0a
2 90 for prime to choice navies, and 81 40a1 90
| for white mediums per bu. Common are quoted
81 25 per bu
BRUOM CORN-There is quiet market
| The demand is light with liberal receipts, but
| no change in prices. Wequote 1Ea6c for green
| nurl, 4ha5c Tor green stalk braid, aud 2a4c for
| red brush per lib.
. BUTTER-The market has undergone little
| or no change. 1t continues steady and quiet,
| the demand for the best grades being about
equal to the current offerings at previous
prices. Prime to choice dairy is worth 1Sa22c
per Id, the latter for best w estern Reserve and
selections bring 23a25c per lb. Lower grades
| are neglected, and we quote medium l5al6e,
and common 12al3c per lD. Extra creamery is
| held at 83a35c per lb, and very little selling.
CHEESE-There is limited demand, but the
market is steady at 1Sal4c per lib for prime to
choice factory.
C0FFBE-There Is only moderate con-
hat lyak
| quote Rio 20a21c for common, 22a23c for me-
dium quality, and 24a25c for prime to choice,
per lb. Java is selling at 2sa8Oc perlb.
| COAL-There is good consumptlve demand
and the retail market is steady at previous
prices. No sales adoat. 1t is worth, delivered
| to consumers. 9a1Uc for Ohio River, 1Oc for
Ashland, lUal1c for Muskingum and Hooking
Valley, l0ailc for Kanawha, and 1la12c for
Youghiogheny, per bu. Camel is worth 2Oa22c
per bu, and Anthracite $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
4 COkE-Is in fair consumptive demand and
| steady. Selling at yards at 7c for city manu-
! factured. &c for gas-house, and &c for crushed
| per bu, and delivered to consumers at 2a3c
| more per bu. Connellsville delivered is worth
1Uallc per bu.
DRIED FRUITs-Domestic fruit is steady
ana quiet at 31sa4c per Id. Foreign fruits are
| in far request at Ease for currants, Sal1c for
prunes, l3al4c for figs, and 23a25c ior citron,
| per lb Layer raisins sell at $2a2 10 per box.
EGGS-There is very little doing. The re-
ceipts of fresh and the demand are both light,
FEATHERS-Are in moderate demand, with
liberal offerings. Dealers are paying 45c per
lib for prime live geese.
GREEN FRUITS-There is a firm market,
with fair local demand for apples, and good TO
choice are worth 81 50a2 per brl In store, and
some extra quality held at 81 25a2 30 per brl.
We quote cranDertIes $S 50a9 50 per bIl, accord
ing to quality. Lemons are quoted $4a5 50 per
| oox, and Creole oranges are worth " 50aS 50
per brl.
HAY-1he market renal teady with lib
eral offerings anu there is a Iair consumptive
demand for the higher grades, and prime to
choice timothy is worth Sl1aI3 per ton on ar
rival. Lower grades are dull and offered at
S9alO for medium, and $7a9 for common per
ton, all on arrival Dealers IN store want la2
more per ton.
AtnP-rhe demand is moderate for rough
Kentucky, with light receipts, and the market
is steady at $1l0all5 per ton on arrival, and IS
more required by dealers in store. Dressed is
jobbing at 9a9Hc per lD.
MILL FEED-Ihere is firm market and
all articles are scarce. Bran is selling at $l5
per ton. Shlpstuffs are held at $15aI6, and
middllngs $24a30 per ton, on arrival, and deal
ers asking ~ more In store
MOLASSEo-There is a moderate demand
but the market is firm at 50a6Jc per gallon for
good to choice New orleans. Refined syrups
are quoted .40a8Oc per gallon, as to quality.
Prime TO choice sorghum is worth 30a35c per
gallon.
UILS-There is firm market for linseed,
with moderate offerings, and held at 63a65c per
gallon. We quote extra lard oil 91a92c, and
refined petroleum 29a30c per gallon.
POIAIUEo-Ihe demand is light, but the
market is steady and prices are nomlnally I'M
changed. We quote $la1 10 per bu, and $3a3 25
per brl for prime to choice in store. None
Offering on arrival.
POULTRi-There is q quiet market with
liberal offerings Of dressed at S2a3 for chickens,
anu lUal2c ler lb for turkeys, according to
quality, anu moderate demand.
SALl-There isa light supply of domestic
salt. but it is steady at 24c per bu and 81 81 per
bri of $50 lbs. We quote 33a35c per bu for
Turks island, and 81 l5al 70 per sack for coarse
Liverpool
SEED-There is a moderate demand for
clover at 14a14hc perlb on arrival and 1jc in
store. Prime timothy is held at $2a2 10 per
bu, and demand light. We quote 'fax$l asa
Az per bu.
SUGAk--There is a fair consumptlve de-
mand. Market steady. New Orleans is worth
9alOc, yellow refined 10allc, extra ''C' IL IA
l&c, "A" white l3lal2c, granulated and pow
dergd IL 4aal22Sc, and crushed 13al3Ac per lb
TALEOW-Ihe market is steady and de-
mand fair at SC for country, and SIC for city
rendered per lb, packed.
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 8, 1877.
The trade has been light the past week. but
the marketis steady, with no material change
in prices.