The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
csNcsaNA'rr DAILY MARKET.
cISClNNArr, Jan. 25-2 p. NJ.


. ,CINCINNAFI, Jan. 25--2 p. NJ.
| FaJoURs-The market is stG,uly aud demand
mo lertLte o-,lay. We quote n 5JaS " lor fnney,
$ia7 25 for family, 50 5Oa so Tor extra, So 10a5 "
| Tor superlne. and "a y0t5 for low grades, PER
| brI. sprung wheat iohr Is worth S6 'a7 IL per
| brl. and fagorite brands are held higher rye
! -four s quoted Sd 5ta4 81, ithd buck wheat nonr
| ~ SHaB f0r choice, per DrL . ....- s...
| OATo-Thore is not much inquiry, but prices
are steady at 35a8Sc for good 90 PRIME White,
| and 81 a3de for ihxea, per bn. Nothing DONG
| in other grades. 49,
| m Xed car, au lpiIljo On track sold AT t3b per
| bu. No. mixed sh3li1d is held at A &c per bu
| in elevator and lite or none offering on ar
rlVa.
| Western sprin9 90 L5Sc Tor common to ctioice,
and fall 9caSl % iOr good to prime, per bu.
RI Eth demand Is only moderate, but "
| is held firm, No 2 IN elevator is worth p2he3c
per bu. Sample on arrival Will bring TSaolc
per bu for good to prlins.
| WHEAT-Fhe market is quiet and easy.
| Choice white is quoted 81 59a1 ~, and good TO
prime 81 4Sal 55 per 'Da. ked is quoted ~ 3Oa
| 45 for inferior 10 prime, and some choice lots
held at 81 80 per bu. Hill is not Offering, but
| would sell at about the same as white.
| MESS PORK The market Is very quiet. put
| 1t Is steady Tor city mess at $lTAl7 70 per Dri,
| spot.
| LARD-There is steady market and prime
| steam is quoted l0A alO%c per ID, and demand
mo ierate at the inside figure Kette is quoted
| li4al1slc per Id, Lie latter hgAre for small
jobbmg lots.
| BACON-very little doing and quoted nom
maIly 1hB7sc for shoulders, exc for rib sides,
| and l0c for clear sides per ID, packed. su-
| gar-cured hams sell In j0bbing lots at 12al3c
| per lb, canvased and packed,
| BULK MEALS The market continues quiet
| but Is held firm. Loose meats are quoted ~ a
| 6%c, Gear rib sides sac, ana clear sides held
at S1a9c per lb. Packed held nc higher than
| loose.
| COTTON-Is steady to day, and rates are
unchanged. Sales, So bales. stock, 1854
bales. We quote the following official prices
Ordinary lOAc, good ordinary 1l4c,
low middling l2Hc, mlddling l2Hc, good mid-
ding l2%c, middllng fair 1870, fair l4}Sc
per lb
| WHISKY-There is fair demand to-day at
81 O5 per gallon.
BEANS-Are steady, with moderate de-
mand for the best grades, and Inferior dull.
| We quote 81 20 for choice naVys, and 81 75a2 o.
per bu for prime white, Mediums are held at
III 4Oal 6O per bu.
| BROOM CUHN-There is very little doing,
but prices are still sustained. We quote reu
brush 2a4c, green stalk braid 4ha5c, and green
hurl Oh a6G per ID.
| BUTTER-There is a steady and quiet mar
ket, with little or no change. The best grades
| are in fair local demand, and low grades are
not wanted at any price. The receipts are
heavy and interior grades are aeeulnulating.
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dairy, and z2a23c for selections. Good gra les
offered at l6a17c per lb. Lower grades are
nominal at l2al3c for common, ana 14al5e lor
| medium.
| CHEESE--Is quiet and steady, and prime to
choice factory sells at 3sal4c per ln
| COFFEE-Quiet and steady, with fair con
| sumptive demand and no material change in
| prices. Rio is worth 21a22c for common, 221la a
| 29Sc for medium, and 24aE6e for good 10 choice
per lb Java is quoted 28a32c per lb.
| COAIJ--Inpre Is a SGGady and Quiet market
1t is quoted l4a16c for Youghiogheny, 14al5c for
Muskingum, l2a13c for Ashland, llal2c for OHIO
| River, anu 22a23e for Camel coal, per Du. all
| delivered to consumers. None quoted afloat
Anthracite, delivered, is worth $8a9 per ton.
| COKE--ls quiet and steady at &c per bu for
gas-house, &c for city, and 9e for crushed all al
| yards, and about 2c more per bu delivered to
| consumers. C0nnellsville is worth "a aSc anoat,
per bu, and lOal2c delivered.
| DRIED FRUfTS-Domestic fruit is quiet
and steady, and apples are worth 3ISa4hc, and
peaches 1lal2c per lb. Foreign fruits are In
moderate request at 23a2bC for citron, ]2al4C
for figs, Gal C for prunes, and 7a8c for currants
per ID. Raslns are worth $2a2 lU per box.
EGGS-There is Irm market for freSh
and very few coming in, and held at 35a37c pei
dozen.
retail demand, and good to prime in store are
offered at 81 5Oa2 0O per bril- Lemons are sell
ing at "a 50a5 20 per box. Creole oranges are
quiet at S5a7 per brl and demand moderate
good to prime.
HAY-The demand is wholly for local con.
sumption, for which o ly the best graues are
taken. We quote $11a12 per ton for No. tim.
othy on ARRIVAL Low grades are dull and
nominal at $7a8 for common and $9a10 for me-
dium quality on arrival, and about 81 more IN
store. ..-.t.. .
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is quiet and steady
with only moderate offerings, and we quote il
$ll0all5 per ton on arrival. and S5 more in
store. Dressed soils i'll O Joining way at 81
9Ac per lb.
MILL FEED-There is not much demand
but the offerings being light the market il
steady at Previous prices. Bran is worth $14a
Is per ton. Shipstuffs are held ae $l5al6 pei
ton. Middlings are quoted $sla2 per ton. In
| store $la2 more per ton is asked.
| MOLASSES-Ihere is o fair local demand
for New Orleans syrup, and it is selling at 60s
6Oc per gallon. Refined syrup is held at 45a90C
per gallon. and sorghum at 3Oa35c per gallon
0lLS-There is not much dong in linseed
quote extra lard oil 95a97c, and quiet though
firm. Refined petroleum is selling at z9aoOc
per gallon, and good demand.
| POTATO ES-The market is quiet and
steady. There are none Offering on arrival and
no shipping demand. Moderate sales are made
to the local retail trade at Il GOAL ~ loose pei
bu, and S3a3 50 per brl for prime to choice, in
store.
POULTRY-rhe receipts are now chiefly
| live. and the market is firm. Chickens are in
fair request and sell at So TOAD 25 for dressed,
and So 6ta4 for live per dozen. Turkeys arc
worth 8a9c for live and l2al2ac for dressed pei
| lb.
| sALT-Domestic is in fair demand and am
| pie receipts at 24c per bu, and 81 35 per brl
| Of $50 lbs. Turks Island is held at B3a35C
per bu, and Liverpool at 81 l0al ~ per sack.
| SEED-There is a fair jobbing demand for
| clover at 14al4Ic per lb, on arrival, and 15a
| 15Ac in store. Prime timothy will bring 81 80
| az 90 per bu in store, but not much doing. Flax
seed is quoted 81 25al % per bu, as to quality.
| SUGAk-The mar ct is firm with fair de-
mand. New Orleans is worth 9a10c. yellow
refined 1Oa1Ohc, extra &c" ua1lXc, "A''
white II al2c, granulated 12Aal2hc, pow
dered l2hal2%c, crushed l2%al3c, and cut
/ loaf 1870 per 10.
4 TALLOW-There is fairdemand for all Of
ferings, and prime city is selling at8hc per lp,
loose, and country Sc, packed
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