The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-08
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 81 2. N.


BEANS-Steady and quiet at 81 s0a2 for
prime to oh ice navies, and ii 40al 10 for
mediums, per bu. Common will sell at 81 70 per
bushel.
BROOM CORN--Is in moderate request and
steady at 2a4c for red brush, 4ka5c lor green
stalk, and 8 sa6e for green nuri, per lb.
BU1TER-There ls but little activity IN the
market, but it is steady, with no material
change. A fair amount Of the best grades Is
required for local consumption, with ample re-
ceipts. Lower gra es are dull, with large
supply and some accommodations OF stocks
We quote lSa!9c for prime, and 2Oa2lc ior cnoice
dairy per lb, and 2a3c more can be ha1 Tor
fancy selections in single packages INFERIOR
butter is held ut l2alSc for common, and loaloc
for medium. 1910
CHEESE-Good to choice factory is worth l3
a14c per lb, with a steady market and lalr re-
mand. Inferior quality is nominal
COFFEE-The market remains firm, with
no material change, and the demand Is mod
crate. Rio is worth 2Oa2lc for common, 22a23c
for fair 10 good, and Aa25c for prime toeholce'
per lb.
UOAL-The market is firm, but prices are as
yet unchanged. No offerings atloat. There is
Is far retail demand, aud we quote it de-
llVered to consumers: 9a1Uc for Ohio River,
lOc for Ashland, 10allc for Muskingum, Hook
ing valley ana Kanawha, and llal2c for
Youghiogheny per bu. Camel is worth 2OaZ2c
per bu, and Anthracite $Sa9 per ton delivered.
COkb-Quiet and steady. City manufac-
tured Is worth &c at yards, gas-house &c, and
crushed 9c per bu, and delivered to consumers
at 2a3c more. ConnellsvIile sells at Jallc per
bu, delivered.
DRlED FRUITS- We quote apples 3Ka41sc,
and peaches l0alOhc for quarters and 12al2hc
for halves. Layer raisins are worth S2a2 III
per box. Citron is worth 2la26c. Figs sell at
l2al4c, prunes at 9allc, and currants at 7aSc
per Id.
EGGS--The market is somewhat easier, with
moderate demand for fresh at 31a32c per dozen,
and receipts light.
apples, with liberal supply and the demand
is moderate at 81 5Oa2 per brl for good to choice,
and some extra quality held at 81 2ja2 50 per
Drl Cranberrles sell at 81 50aS 0O per bIl ior
prime. We quote ;6a7 per brl for Creole Or
anges, and S3a4 so per oox for lemons.
HA1-Ihere is quiet and steady market,
with no material change. No. timothy is in
fa1r local demand land sells at $1l 50a 80 per ton
on arrival. Inferior hay is dull and offered at
$'alO per ton, according to quality, on arrival.
In store dealers ask $la2 more.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is quiet and steady,
the offerings and demand both moderate at IL
a1l5 per ton on arrival, and IS more required
in store. Dressed is in fair jobbing demand at
9a9Hc per ID.
MILL FEED The market remains firm
with light offerings. We quote bran $4a15,
shpstutfs $l5al6, and middllngs $22a21 per ton
on arrival, aud dealers want ~ per ton more
in store.
MOLASSEs-Ther Is a fair local demand
gallon. Wequote 40aS5c per gallon, according
TO quality, and 30a35c for Sorghum per gallon.
OlLc-Linseed is quiet and firm at 6Sa65c per
gallon. Lard oil is steady, with fair demand,
for extra current make at 93a95c per gallon.
fined petroleum continues firm NJ 29a30c per
gallon.
POTATOES-There is only a moderate de-
mand for local consumption, but the market
remains steady. They are worth $la1 10 per
bu and $Sa3 rs per brl for prime to choice, in
store.
PoULTRY-There is only a moderate de-
mand, with liberal receipts. Dressed chick
ems are worth S2 50a3 25 per dozen, according to
quality Dressed turkeys are worth 9a10c ger
lb. No live offering.
SAl4I--There is IL light supply of domestic,
with faIr demand, and it Is brought here from
points below and sold at $40 per Du, which In
cudes cost of transportation, etc. Coarse
Liverpool is worth 81 I0aI ~ per sack. Turks
Island Is dull at 33a3jc per bu.
SEED-Prme timothy is worth 81 90a2 per bu
in store, with light demand. Glover sells at 1jc
per lb in store, and l4al4Ac on arrival, demand
moderate. Flax seed is worth 81 2ja1 40 per bu.
oUGAk--Tne market continues quiet and
steady. We quote New Orleans Baltic, yellow
1U1s sal0%c. extra &c" llhaliAc, "An white
11%al2c, powdered and granulated 12&al2Tc
and crushed 13alS%c per lb,
TALLOW-Inere is a steady market and
demand fair at SIC for CITY and Sc for
country per Ib, packed.
FLOUR-Is steady and quiet. Fancy
brands are ranging $Ia9 per brl. Family is
worth So 65a6 80, and held at 5al0c more. Ex-
ira is quoted S6 20a6 40, superllne IS 50a5 81,
low grades $4 50a5 W per brl. Spring wheat
-four is worth $6a5 80 according to quality and
reputation of brand Rye flour is quoted Sf 40a
4 Go per brl. Buckwheat Is worth w. 25aS so per
brl for choice, In store.
WHEAT-The market is firm and quiet.
Red is worth 81 3ual 40 for tair to prime, and
Sl 43al 36 for choice per bu. White is quoted
81 4Oai so for good to choice, and mostly held
2a3c beyond those figures. Hill is nominal,
but would bring about the same as white.
RYL-There Is very little doing, but the Of
ferngs are generally light. Sample lots on
track will sell at I5aS0c per blu for good to
choice Inferior is merely nominal. No. 2 III
elevator IS worth SOaSlc per bu.
BARLE4-Ihe market continues quiet and
steady Good to Canada is worth 81 Goal Is
per bu. Inferior spring is quoted 40a5Oc for
common, aud higher grades range up to Sue
per bu Fall is selling at 75aS0o for inferior
to good, and y5ca$l 06 for prime to choice
OAT5--Tnere is moderate local demand
only, and otherwise the market is dull and
heavy. We quote 35a3Sc per bu for good to
prime white, with moderate offerings. Mixed
are worth 3la34c for goOu to prime. and offered
at 25a29c for common Der bu.
CORN--Is quiet and easy. Mixed ear sold at
4c per bu forp ime on track. Shclled is worth
46c per bu for prime, en- track. but the demand
is light, anu it is offered at 46c per Du in ele-
vator. Inferior corn is dull and nominal.
BACON-Dul and nominal, with little or
none on the market. Sugar-cltred hams are
worth l3al4c per 10.
MESS PORk-The market is firm to-day,
City mess is held at SH 75alS per brl, but there
is not much demand at these figures.
LARD-Ihe is 1irm market, but it is
quiet. Prime steam is quoted Ike. and light
offerings. Kettle leaf is held at 11Aalac,
mostly at the outside figure, for jobblng lots
GREEN MEATS-Ihe offerings are light to-
day and the market is firm, though there is
not much demand, Holders are asking 63<c