The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 26-2 P. NJ


FLOUR-The market continues firm, with
light offerings, and only moderate consump-
tive demand. Fancy grades are ranging 81 so
as 20, family sold to-aay at 81 25, and some
brands offered at 81 per brl. Extra is worth
Sc 50a6 rs, ana superfne SIS 75a6 per Drl Low
grades sold to-day up to So 2j, and range down
to 81 70 per brl. WequoUe spring 81 5Oaf 10, rye
"a 5Ua4 rs, and buckwheat flour IT 50a8 per brl.
RI Every little inquiry but not much on
the market and held firm. Sample lots on
track are quoted 7Sas1c per bu for good toprime.
Inferior grades are nominal. No IN elevator
Is quoted 82aS3c per bu and held mostly at the
outside figure.
OATS-Inere is a moderate amount re-
quired for consumption, and no other demand.
Not much Offering. White sells at 35a89c per
on the market Mixed are worth 30a35c for fair
to prime, and inferior are nominal.
CORN--Is quiet to-day. The receipts are
heavy and market is easy. Ear is selling to-
day at 43c per bu at l. Il G. Depot, and would
not bring over 42c at the upper roads. No. 2
shelled in elevator is quoted 44al5c and held at
the latter; but very little demand.
WHEAF-Is quiet and easy. Only fair
milling demand but offerings light. Choice
white is quoted 81 5sa1 ~, and fair to prime
held at 81 4jal 55 per bu. Red is quoted 81 goa
40 for lower grades and 81 43al % for good to
choice per bu.
ings. Spring is quoted 5Ol6Oc for inferior, and
7OaS0c for good TO choice. Fall is worth 91ca
81 for good to prime, and inferior offered at 10
a60c per bu.
BULK MEATs-The market is quiet and
easy. Loose meats are quoted 81 C for shoul-
ders. s%c for rib sides, half cured, and fully
cured clear sides offered at &c per lb. Packed
are worth about NC more than loose.
BAC0N-Market dun and nominally un-
changed. Shoulders are held at 7Hc, rib sides
at 9<c, and clear sides at roc per ID, packed
Sugar cured hams are jobbing at 18al4c per
pound.
GREEN MEATS-Are dull to-day. Quoted
nomInally exc for should per Id. Hams held
at 9a1Uc per lb, according 10 aver age.
MESS PuRK-TheTe Is an easy feeling In
the market to-day, and city mess is not worth
over SIT per bri in jObbing lots.
LARD-Quiet and xeasy Prime steam is
quoted 1875 a10% and offerings light at the out
side figure. Kettle leaf is quoted 1l4al1Zc for
jobbing lots Of prime city.
COTTON-MarKet quiet and no change
Sales to-day, 33 bales. stock, II ,26S bales. We
quote: Ordinary 1O%c, good ordinary 11%c,
low middlng RHc, mldding l2xc, good mid
ding l2Nc, middllng fair 1870, fair l4]Gc
per lb.
WHISKY-Contnues steady and quiet.
Sales to-day on change Of 81 brls at 81 VI per
gallon.
BEANS Are steady, with a moderate de-
mand for the best grades, and inferior dull.
We quite " rs for choice navys, and 81 75a2 00
per IN for prime white. Mediums are held at
81 4Oal gu per bu.
BROOM UOHE-The demand is still very
moderate, but prices have undergone no
change. 1t is worth 2taa4c for red prnshi 4haa
sc for green stalk braid, and 51aa6c for green
hurl per Id.
BUTIER-The market has undergone no
change, The receipts are large and mostly Of
lower grades. A fair amounto OF best quality Is
taken for the retail trade. Choice is quoted iS
a19c, and good TO prime l6'l1c per ~, while
single packages of selections are held 2a3c
more. Me Iium grades are quoted 14a15c, and
common l2a13c per lb, and dull.
CHEE Els quiet and steady, and prime to
choice factory sells at l34al4c per liz.
COFFEE-Quiet and steady, with a fair con-
sumptiye demand and no material change in
prices. Rio is worth 21a22c for common, 221sa
S3hc for medium, and 24a.6c for good TO choice
per lb Java is quoted 2Sa32c per lb
COAL-The market is rather unsettled and
little or none Offering aiioat We quote it de-
liyered TO consumers, l1al2c for OHIO River, l2
al ,c for Ashland, 14al5c for Muskingum, and
l5a16c for Youghiogneny per bu. Cannel Is held
at 22a23c per bu, and Anthracite at $Sa9 per
ton, delivered.
COKE-There is a very moderate demand,
but the market is steady at &c per bu for gas
house, 81 for city manufactured, and 9aOa for
crusned per bu at yards, and delivered 10 con-
sumers at &c per bu above these prices.
DRIED FkUlTS-Domestic fruit is quiet
and steady, and apples are worth 3s sa4hc, and
peaches 1lal2c per lb. Foreign fruits are in
moderate request at 23a25o for citron, i2al4c
for figs, 9al for prunes, anu taSc Iof currants
per To- RaisIns worth $2a2 ~ per box.
EGGS-Fresh are still scarce but there is no
great demand and we quote them 35c per doz
in smal lots
GREEN FRUITS-There is full supply of
apples on the market, and good to prime are
worth 81 50a2 0O per bri, with moderate de-
mand. Uranberlies are held at s9al0 per Drl
and quiet. we quote "a 5Ja5 80 for lemons, per
box, and S5a7 for Creole oranges per bril-
HAY-Ihe market remains quiet and steady.
The higher graues are in fair consumptiye de-
mand, and we quote prime timothy $llal2 per
ton on arrival. Inferior hay is dult and NOM
inal at $7a9 per ton. In store dealers ask 81
more.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is quiet and steady,
with only moderate offerings, and we quote it
SHOALS per ton on arrival, aid S5 more in
store. Dressed sells in a jobDing way at Ga
9l8c per lb.
MILL FEED-The market is quiet and
steady. There is not much demand, but the
offerings are not large, aud prices are nomn-
ally unchanged. We quote sl4hlb ner ton for