The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-13
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKER.
C1NoINHAT1, Jan. ls-2 p. M.


I CINoINEATI, Jan. 1921 p. M.
|: FLOUR-The market is Arm though quiet.
Fancy grades are worth 81 2UaS, family is
worth 50 8Ja7, extra 50 6a6 co. superline IS 60a6,
low grades "a 60a5 25. Spring wheat flour $6 5la
wheat -four is worth $SaS ~ per brl.
| BARLEY-The demand moderate. Prime
to choice Canada is worth $lal 10 per bu. Fall
are worth 90ca$1 05 for good to choice. Vest
ern Spring range 5Oa8Oc per bu as to quality.
| RYE-The market is steady. Offerings
moderate. Sample will sell at 77a80c per bu
for good to prime OH track. No. 2 is quoted Sla
SIC per bu, in elevator.
WHEAT-Is firm, with fair milling de-
mand for best grades Good to choice white is
worth 81 4jal So per bu, and 2a3c more asked.
Red is worth 81 3jal 45 for fair to prime per bu.
No hill Offering, but would bring about the
same as white.
CORN-Quiet and steady. Mixed ear on
track is quoted 44c per Du. No. 2 mixed
shelled is held at 45c per bu III elevator.
OATS--There is moderate demand, Offer
ings not large, and market steady at 31a35c for
mixed, and 35aSSc per bu for good to prime
white. Inferior gades dull and nominal.
LARD-The market is easy and irregular.
Prime steam is quoted 1OXa11c per lb. City
kettle is held at 1lhan%c per lb, and l2c
wanted for small lots.
MESS PORK-rhe market is unsteady TO-
day and not much demand. Prime city mess
is quoted SIT 5Oal7 Is per br, anu not mucn
Offering.
BACON--The market is very quiet at TNc
for shoulders, 9Hal0c, for rib sides, and l0A a
lOHc for clear sides lb. Sugar-cured hams
are jobbing at 2%al3c per lb.
|. GREEN MEATS-The market is quiet to-
day with very little Offering. Shoulders arc
held at 6hc, and ribs sides at skc per lb
IA ans are worth 9alOAc, according to average
| BULK MEATS-The demand is moderate
| and market quiet. Shoulders are quoted 6% C
and RIB sides SIC for partially cured meats
loose Fullycu are held Ha5Hc above these
lhgues.
/ COTTON-The market to-day is steady and
prices unchanged. Sales 22l bales; stock 0,54t
bales. The following are the Cotton Exchange
official quotations: Ordinary 1OHc, good or.
l.dinary II NC, low middlIDg l2c, middl1ng l2t c.
good middling l2xc, mldu1lng talr B&c, fan
| 14c per lib.
WHlSKY-The market is firm to-day, with
an advance of 1c per gallon, and sales OF 231
brls at 81 06 per gallon.
| BEANS-There is fair demand for the
higher grades with an ample supply at S2a2 IL
per bu for choice navy, and 81 75a1 IS fol
brine. White mediums are worth 81 Seal &C
per bu. Inferior dull at 81 l5a1 80 per bu
BROOM CORN-Tne demand is light, with
liberal supply, but the market is steady Red
brush is worth 2}sa4c, green stalk braid 4xa5c,
| and green nurl ~ a6c per Id.
| BUPrER-The market is inactive. The
| local demand is light and hardly equal to the
offerings even of the best grades. Lower
i
| no demand for them. Prices remain steady.
We quote choice dairy 20a2lc ana prime dc
| lSa19c per lb, and selections 22a29c per lb fol
single packages. Medium grades are held al
15al6c and common butter Is offered at l2al3c
per lb.
CHEESE-There is only moderate demand
but with limited offerings the mars ct is firm
| for prime to choice factory at hai4c per ID
| COFFEE-1here is a far demand for Local
consumption, but the market otherwise is in
active. Prices are steady and unchanged. We
quote 2Oa2lc for inferior Rio, 22a23c for fair tC
good and 24a25c for prime to choice per H. j. ava
| is selling at 2Sa30c per Id.
| COAL-There is q firm market and fair re-
| tail demand. The rates delivered to consumers
| are as follows; 12al3c for Youghiogheny, H.
12c for Kanawha, Muskingum and Hooking
Valley, lie for Ashland, ana 1Oa1lc for OhiC
| River per bu. No sales afloat.
COkE-Is in moderate demand and steady
City manufactured is worth &c per bu at yards
| and &c delivered. Gas-hcuse and crushed sci
| at 8a9c per bu at yards and l0al1c delivered
| ConnellsvIlle is worth 10a1lc per bu delivered
| DRIED FRUTEo-Steady and unchans ed
Moderate demand for apples at 33sa41ac, ant
peaches are worth lOalO4ac for Quarters, anC
| i2al2hc for halves. Raisins are worth $2a2 II
per box. CItron Is worth 22a25c, figs l2al4c
nrunes 9a11c, and currants 71aa8c per lb. .
| EGGS-The offerings are light ami there IL
not much demand, but the market is firm a
32a33c per dozen.
| GREEN FRUITS-Apples are freely Offered
|
Some fancy qualities held at 50 26a2 so per brl
We quote cranbertles $7aS per bTl. Creole or
anges are worth $5a6 per brl, and lemons arr
quoted $3a4 per DoX.
HAY-The demand is moderate and chiefly
for the higher grades, ana prime timothy self
| at $1lal2 Der ton, on arrival. Inferior grader
| are dull at $1a10 per ton, according to quality
ON arrival. Dealers want W more per ton il
store.
| oh md WI
quote $1lOa1l5 per ton on arrival, and So mor'
| in store. Dressed hemp sells at 9a9kc per Ii
| in jobDing lots.
| limited offerings. There is a fair demand fo
bran at $l4a16 per ton. Shlpstuffs sell at $5ali
| Der ton. MiddlIngs are worth $22a26 per ton
| all in bulk on arrival. Dealers ask S1a2 more
| per ton in store.
MOLASSEs-1he market is steady with fai
| consumptive demand. New Orleans is worti
| 50a6Jc per gallon, for good TO choice. Refined
| syrups sell at 40a9jc per gallon, as 10 quality
| and sorghum at 30a35c per gallon, for good tt
prime
UILS-Linseed oil is steady and in moderat,
| request at 63a65C per gallon for prime. Lar(
| oil is in fair demand at 93a95c per gallon fo
extra current make. Rl fined petroleum sell
| at 29a30c per gallon.
prime to choice in store at $la1 10 per bu, anC
| So UOa3 % per brl, and with moderate con
sumptive demand None selling on arrival.
| PUULTRY-Chickens are in fair demand
| with ample receipts, and market hrm ut $3a!
| for live, and 50 50a3 SO per dozen for dressed
| Dressed turkeys sell at 9ailc per ID.
| SALI--Domestic is firm with a limited sup.
ply at 32c per bu, Coarse Liverpool is IN mod
crate demand at 81 i0a! ~ per sack. Turk!
| Island is worth 3Sa3jc per bu, and dull
| SEED-There is q fair demand for clover a
14al4 y G per lib on arrival, ana l5al5Ae in store
Timothy is quiet at 81 9Oa2 per bu in store
Fax seed sells at 81 25al 4O per bu, as to quail
ity.
| SUGAR-Tnere is a very moderate demand
| but the market remains stea y. New OTiean