The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-24
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

FLOUR-There is q quiet market TO- dav- hnt
with moderate offerings prices are sustained,
Fancy IL worth " 5OaS 20, family $7a7 25, extra
80 5Oab 70, superine S. 75a6, low grades S4 bOa5.
Spring wheat flour is quoted S6 5Ja7 10. and
| some very choice brand held up to 81 rs per brl
Rye Hour 10 worth 81 5l,a4 rs, and buckwbeat
Hour sells at 81 5OaS, the latter figure for choice
/ in store.
OAT5-The market is steady for local con-
sumption, and otherwise it is dull. Weuuote
3la84c for mixed, and 35a3sc for good to pl ime
white
| WHEAT-The market is Quiet and A. shade
| easier to-day. Good TO choice white held at
81 5oa1 %, and red at 81 4Oai 80 per bu but 2a3c
OF bid. Inferior lots OF red are offered at 81 8Oa
| l 95 per bu and dull :.
BAkLEI-Inere is not much doing but the
| marKet is nomlnally unchanged. We quote
fall 9Jca$l O5 for good to Choice Western
sprlng Is quoted 50a6Oc for inferior, 65aS0c for
| fair to choice per bu.
RlE-Ihe market is firm with light offerings
and sales OF NO In elevator at 93c per biI.
Good to prime sample is quoted 7SaS1c per bu
CORN-Ihe market is steady to-day.
Mixed ear on track sold at 43U per bu, and is
held at 44c at the lower roads. No. 2is quoted
45c per Bu, but is not wanted.
MESS PORK-There is not much demand,
but the market is steady at SIT per brl, and
light offerings.
BULK MEATs-There is not much demand
to-day. Shoulders are quoteu sc, and rib
sides held t SIC, and clear sides SIaSXc per
ID. for partially cured meats loose; and 1c
more for fally cured
GREEN MEATS-Market quiet and steady
shoulders are Gu tied 6kc and clear rib sides
8kaSHc per 40. Hams are ranging 8ka1Oc per
ID according to average.
LARD-Market quiet and steady. Prime
steam is worth l0%c per lb, but not much Of
ferlng. City Kettle is held at llAal1%c per ID,
BACON-There Is very little demand. 1t is
quoted nominaIly 7ka7xc for shoulders, 9Xc
Tor riD sides, and lOc Tor clear sides per ID.
packed. Sugar-cured hams are selling to the
retail trade at 12al3c per ID, canyased and
packed. according to average.
CoTEON-The market is dull to-day, with
sales OF only bales reported at the Cotton
Exchange. Stock, 11743 bales. We quote:
So 1ramarg 1oIe good ordinary sc,
ding i2Xc. middling fair 1870, fair 149Sc.
WHISKY-Market steady day at s. Us per
gallon, and sales OF 1873 barrels on Change to-
day.
BEANS-The market has been steady and
quiet all the week, with no change. Choice
nayys are held firm at ~ UOa2 20 per inii, nut
Light OIL rings. Prime are worth 81 75al 50,
and white MEDIUMS 81 4Oal 50 per bu.
BROOM CORN-There is very little doing, |
but prices are still sustained. We quote re1
brush 2a4e, green stalk braid 41aa5c, and green
hurl a6c per ID.
BUTfEk-The market continues steady, |
with very little if any change. There is a good |
retail demand for the best grades for local use |
Low grades are not wanted at any price that |
holders will take. We quote l9a2Oc for choice |
dairy, and 2a8c more for selections; l6alSc for !
good TO prime, ana 12a1 SC for inferior, per lb.
CHEEoE-Ihere is only moderate demand |
for prime to choice factory, which is worth |
l31saI4c per lie, and nothing doing in Inferior
C0KE-Is quiet and steady at 7c per bu for |
aS-house, &c fOr city, and 81 for crushed all at
yards, and about 2c more per bu delivered to |
consumers. Connellsville is worth Ia aSc afioat,
per bu, and l0al2c delivered.
w q dV
market. We quote 21a22c for common Rio, 23a |
24e for medium quality, and 25a.6c for prime
TO choice, per lb. Java Is selling at 2Sa30c per
lb.
DRIED FRUlTs-There is a moderate de-
mand for domestic, which we quote 31sa4Sc for
apples, and 10al2c for peaches. Layer raisins
are worth $2a2 III per box, Citron is worth 22a
sbc, figs i2al4c, prunes 9allc, and currants 7aSc
per lb.
EGGS-There is firm market, with light
offerings OF fresh, and they are worth 35c per
iozen, though some small lots are held 2a8c
more
GREEN FRUITs-Apples are In moderate
retail demand, and good to prime in store are
offered at 81 5Oa2 w per brl. Lemons are SELL
ng at ID 5OA5 30 per box. Creole oranges are
Iuiet at s5a7 per brl and demand moderate.
Jranberries are quiet at 81 5Oa8 80 per brl for
good to prime.
HAY-The demand is fair for the higher
yraues, with steady market at previous
prices. No. timothy sells at $llal2 per ton on
arrival Low grades are dull and freely Of
erred at $7a9 per ton on arrival Dealers ask
y more per ton IN store.
HEMP-Is in moderate demand for rough
kentucky, with not much offering and quoted
llOa116 per ton on arrival, aud in store dealers
lsx $5 more per ton. Weq quote dressed hemp
a95c per Id and selling in jobping lots.
MILL FEED-Tne market is quiet but
teady. The offerings are ample OF all articles.
We quote bran $l4ai5, shipstuffs $l5ai6, and {
$2la28 per ton, all on arrival. Deaf
rs want ~ more in store.
MOLASSES-There is q fair local demand
or New Orleans syrup, and 1T is selling at Goa
Oc per gallon. Refined syrup is held at 45a90c | {
er gallon, and sorghum ut 30a25c per gallon.
OlLS-Linseed is quiet and steady at 63a6ic
er gallon. Lard oil is worth y5a93c per gal
ned petroleum is quoted 29a30c per gallon, |
nd good demand.
MISUNDERSTANDING demand wholly for {