The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24
CINCINNATI DAELY MARKET.
C1NcINNArI. Jan. 24.-2 ?. NJ.

SlEClRNATls odu Ef--z NJ
FLOUR-Tha demand is fair and market
easy Family flour selling al So 35a5 6O, and
h Id up to ST 5Ol5 rs, as to reputation Of brand.
Extra quoted 81 s5a5 Is, superfine So 9Oa4 35,
low grades $3a3 40 per brl. Spring wheat -four
81 Sja5 g., to quality, and rye -four at So 25a
8 50, and held at So IS for choice n Northwestern.
BARLEY-The demand is rather light but
the offerings are not large. Market steady for
spring at 5Oa6Jc for soJd to choice, and fall at
35a4jc per bu.
OATo-Are IN moderate consumptiVc de-
mand. Offerings moderate and prices steady.
Fair to prime mixed at 2la29c, good to choice
white ut 3Oa32c per bu.
RYE-The market is quiet and easy. Re
ceipts large and demand moderate. sample
lots quoted j5a57c per bu for good to prime on
arrival. No 2 is quoted 51a5Sc per bu on track,
and held la2c more in elevator.
CORNING market remains steady, with &C
tive demand for ear at 3Sa39c on arrival, and
sales at 80 &c on track, and at the same figure
at landing. Mixed ear is quoted 3Sa39c for
prime on track, and held at 4Jc for No. in
elevator.
WuEAT-lhere is frmer feeling, but the
demand Is still light. Whita Is quoted 81 22a
l 20 for prlme and held at 81 25al 3 for choice,
amber at 81 % for choice, red 81 l0al 8 for fair
to prime. and 81 coal u for choice.
NESS PORk-The market is steady, though
quiet, with moderate sales. City mess quoted
sill 25 per brl. and held 1UaI5c more per brI.
BACON-Ihe market is steady and quiet.
Clear sid quoted 7c clear rib sides exc, and
shoulders at 5% C per lb, packed. Fair jObbing
sales Of sugar-curcd hams at 9HalO1ac per Id,
as to average. canvased and packed.
LARD-Is in far demand, market steady,
and liberal offerings. Prime steam quoted 7.30
a73sc per b, and held at the latter. Kettle
held at 8IaS4c for city, and &c for country
WHISKY-Ts in fair demand and selling on
Change at 81 03 per gallon.
MEATS-Green meats are steady and nj ar
ket fairly active and quoted: shoulders at $40
- IA al e nd m ui In U
6a74c the latter for choice average Dry
sal Ell meats in moderate demand at Az Ha4hc for
shoulders. &c for clear rib, and 5:7OA
5.e0c for clear sides, per ID, for half cured
loose, and about nc beyond these fl cures for
fully cured Packed held nc more than loose.
COTTON Market dull and easy. Sales 81
bales. Receipts $50 bales, and shipments III
bales. Stock tlmaed at 4,7Si bales. The
following are the official prices; Ordinary o3S C,
good ordinary 9Ac. low mludIng iOc, mlddllns
l03Sc, good middlng lie, mlddIIng far l2c, falr
| l3C pei Id.
BEANs-Moderate demand and ample Of
ferings. Selling in jobbing lots at $2a2 10 for
choice navvs, 81 7Oal so for good to prime white,
| and 81 25al % for common per bu.
| BUTTER-ls in moderate demand and
| chiefly for local use. The offerings are large
and OF the lower grades in excess of the sales.
| there beng but little demand for qualities be-
! low prime. We quote lSa20c for prime to
choice ana 1a2c more per lb for extra sclec-
tions l4al6C for fair to good, and 0al0c for com
mon.
CIEEsn-Is in fair request, and the market
steady with Tree UHel lngs at I21aal3C per Id fol
| prime to choice.
| UOFFEE-The market is steady and the de.
| mand fair. at previous pllces. Selling at Sal9C
| for common Rio, 2Oa22c for fair to good anC
23a24c for prime TO choice per lb, and 26a2S(
| fer Java.
| COAL-The market is steady and quiet. will
| ample of rings The rates a1loat are 154c fol
lougnlogheny, &c for Ashland, and 5hc fo
| Ohio River, per bu. The leCall ira G is sup
| piled as follows: Ohio River S5aa9c, Ashland
| 9kalOC, Kanawha and Hooking Valley lUallc
| YOughiogheny lie, and camel l6alSc per bu
| delivered TO consumers.
| COkE-Is IN moderate demand with a steady
| marx ct though quieU. Gas-nouse is quoted Sc
| Uu 1T yards, and bout &c more delivered t.
| consumers.
| EGGS-lhe demand is only moderate, witt
large offerings OF fresh arrivals at llhsal2c pc
| dozen.
| FRUITS-Green apples in moderate reuucs
ana ample supply at s3a4 per brl, accorJIng t
| quality and varle " CranberrIes quiet an,
steady at $7aS per brl and - 2ja2 50 per Du
| Lemons in moderate demand at $4a4 50 per box
ana oranges at 1913 40 per box and $7aS pc
case. Dried fruIC quiet ana apples selling 4
4a4.c, peaches at 4a41ac for quarters, 5ts acc 70
| ha yes, per ID
| MILLFEED-The demand Is moderate, m ar
| ket steady though quiet, and liberal offerings
"
| md .lings $l6a20 per ton, all on arrival in bulk
| MOLASSES- Demand moderate, with full
supply and steady. New orleans selling u
35445c per gallon. Refined syrups quoted A
aSjc per gallon, as to quality. sorghum held a
| 25at3c per gallon.
| OlL~-Market for lInseed is firm and scllinj
| at 6Ja6lc per gallon. Retnei petroleum Is il
lair demand at l3al5c per gallon, as to fir
| lest. Lard oil Quet and he!d at 7Ua72c pc
| gallon for extra winter.
| POTATOES The demand is merely loca
and mouera, e with liberal offerings and stead
| at 4jaj5; per Oh, in store, according to quality
Nothing doing o. arrival. sweet potatoes duh
at S3 2ja3 ~ per brl.
POULTRY-In good supply and fair demand
with chickens selling at $2a2 50 per dozen TO
| dressed, 81 5Ua2 for live. Turkeys at 81 a6c De
lb for live and Sa9c or dressed. Live duck
quoted 81 25a3, ana geese at Sia3 rs per dozen.
| oAI.f-Ihe market Is steady and tho demant
is mo leraie for kaDaWla and OHIO River Al 9O
afl per brl OF bushels, and 81 2Jal rs per bI
OF bushels Fore,gn is duh at 35ai6c per b
for Tur~'s leland, ana at 81 l5al y per sac
for Livcrp oil clarSe.
SrLD--Aarket quiet and steady, with onl
| a jObhing demand. Clover at 14c on arrivi
and Sa54c in store, and timothy 81 SUi :
ner bu on arrival aud 81 40al 80 in stor9, an
FAX scei at VI b per bu,
| SUGAR-The market continues quiet an