The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-28
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCISNArI, Jan. 2S.-2 P. M,

FLOUR-Thc market is quiet and easy, only
fair consumptve demand, Family quoted
S5 40a5 Is for lower grades, and up to ST IS
for fancy brands, as to reputation. Extra
quoted 81 9Oa5 10, superfine So S0a4 25, low
grades at $3a3 50. Spring wheat -four held up
10 S. 80 for choice Minnesota, offered down to
$4 So for inferior. Rye -four held at $3 65 for
choice, and 81 q for common per bri.
OATS-There is a limited demand, but the
market is steady, with light receipts. Mixed
quoted 27a29c, and 29a3lc for good to prime
per bu.
RYE-The demand is moderate but the mar
ket is steady. Quoted 55a SC for tar to prime
on track, and 5Su59c per bu for No. 2 in ele-
vator, put generally held a shade higher.
CDkN-Market quiet to-day and steady.
Ample but not heavy receiDts. Mixed quoted
3Sc on track, and held at 30c for prime IN favor
IT. locations. Shelled is quoted at about the
same as ear though 4Oc is wanted for No. 2 in
elevator " hite corn shade higher thLn
mixed. but is about nominal.
BAKLE9-THe market is quiet and rather
easy, with large supply, aud quoted for spring
40a5 &c for INFERIOR anu J3a55c for prime, and IS
a6UC for choice, per bu.
HEAT-There is ONLY moderate milling
demand, with liberal off rings and market
rather easy. Choice lots will not bring over
81 20 for white and 81 Is for choice, but held a
shade higher Good to prime I'd quoted 81 IA
al is, and white 81 1Sal 2l per bu. Prime to
| choice amber at 81 coal 22 per Du.
BACON - Is steady, but not much doing.
Clear sid are held attic, clear rib sides are
| packed. Sugar-cured hams at 9'salyAc, as
| to average. AMI fair jODbing demand.
MESS PORk-The demand is fair and
4 market easy with city mess quoted $11 10a
1 II 25 per brl, and held at the outside per brl.
LARD-Is moderately active and market
| rather weak. PRIME steam quoted 7.AA7 u C per
| lb, city Kettle leaf at SaSAc.
| MEATS-The demand is moderately active
\ and market steady, with green meats quoted
|! 355 u3.1Oc for shoulders. 5%a1.3O for clear rib
\ sides per fb, and green hams 6ha7c per 10, but
ranging above or below these figures, accord
4 ing to average weight. Dry -salted meats
| quiet, and quoted 4ha4Ac for shoulders, SKA
| s so; clear RIB sides, and 6a65sc for clear sides
| per ID for about fully cured and nc less for
partially cured loose. Packed held 35a4c
| above loose.
| COrTON-Market quiet and no change in
prices. Sales. b lies. Stock 1856 bales. We
| quote the official prices as follows: Ordinary
| SIC, good ordinary ~, low mludung Zoe, MD
dtng lO3sc, good mludung lie, mludlIng far
| l2c. fHlr i3C per Id.
| HISKY-Is ia moderate demand and
steady, with sales on change to-day at 81 Oh
| per gallon.
| BEANS-The market remains quiet but
steady, with liberal offerings at 9oa2 90 for
choice navy, 81 6Jai 10 for good to PRIME, and
down to 81 per bu for inferior.
| BUTTER-Ihe demand is light and merely
| TOR local consumption, for which the best quail
| ities only are required. The lower and III =
dunn grades are neglected and dun, with a
continued accumulation Of stocks under large
| receipts. We quote prime to choice dairy at
| Sa!0c per ID, and up to 22c for selections by
the single package. Medium grades quoted Is
| II &c, ana lower grades l0ai2c per lO.
| CnEEsE-Is i'll fair consumptve demand
and steady, with full supply, aud quoted l2a
l5c per lb IN store for prime to choice.
| COZ FEE-Ihe demand is moderate and there
| is uuiet and steady market at about previous
prices. We quote II >aaIgc for common Rio
| l9tpa2ll&c for medium, y "a a2jC for good to
prime, and 23laa24c for choice per lb, and
| Java at 25a!SC per lb, according to choice.
| COAL-There is moderate retail demand.
| but the wholesale market rather dull. Ample
off rings a13at at 54c for Ohio River, &c IUi
| shlanu, and 7hc for ouRniogheny per bu
| Selling TO consumers at taa0c for Ohio River,
| lJG for Ashland, lOallc for Hooking Valley
| MuskingUm and Kauawha, lie for loUghio
| gheny, and lea sc for cannel per bu, deliVelei
Anthracite at " 5OaS per ton delivered.
| C0KE-The demand Is light but there is Q
| steady market and quoted as follows: Gas
uouse &C. city manufactured 10, and crushed Sc
per bu at yards, and la2c more t0 consumers
| delivered
| EGGS-Onlv q light demand and the market
| is quiet and steady, with fresh arrivals selling
| at ii a a12c per dozen.
| FRU UiTS-Green apples are in tair con-
| sumptive demand with liberal supply and
good to choice selling at 50 5Ja4 80 per brl anu
common offIred down to 81 80 per brl. Lemons
| in moderate demand at $4a4 50 per box. Or
| anges quiet and steady at 81 5Ua7 50 per case
! and $3a3 5Oper box Dried fruits quiet, and
| apples selling at 5&a41sc, peaches At ii a6c for
| halves, and 4a4Ja for quarters per ID.
| HAY-Market ii III with ample receipts and
| fair consumptiye demand. Prime to choice
| timothy selling at $l0all, medium grades
quoted IS 50a9 and common held at s7aS pei
ton, all in bales on arrival. About 81 more
| lor lots in Store.
| HkMP-Rough Kentucky is quiet and steady
with light receipts and moderate de nand al
| Sll0a1l5 per ton, on arrival. Dressed in tain
/ jGnbing demand at sasc per ID, as to quality III
| store.
| MILL FEED-Remains steady, and the de-
| mand generally moderate, with full supply
| of all kinds. We quote bran $l2ala 50, ship
stuffs $l3al4, and midulings $l7a20 per ton, all
| in bulk on arrival.
| MOLASSES- There is steady market and
Qalet with full supply anu quoted New Orleans