The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-22

steady ample receipts. We quote mixed ear at
@i5@s2c on track, and bids at the inside figure.
Shelled at SIC for No. in elevator White ear
scarce and held at 33 per bu.
WHEAT-The market remains quiet and steady
with moderate receipts but ample for the demand,
which is generally for local milling Choice white
al s4Gs5e and good to prime at 90@92c per bu.
Red at 92@93o Tor choice, S8@90c for good to
prime, SOfgb5c for ordinary. and down TO 65c for
inferior, per bu.
RYE-Has a quiet and steady market, with only
moderate receipts No. in elevator quoted at
52c. Prime to choice on track at 5OQ52c and fair
to good at 47CS49c per bu. Inferior dull and down
TO Acc per Du.
BULK MEATs-Markets steady and quiet shoul-
ders at 346@31sc clear rib held at 41ac, and clear
fully cured.
BACON-There is a moderate demand and mar
ket quiet and steady Shoul ers are quoted 31s@
4c, clear rib at 5@51Sc, and clear sides at 5A@
5?4c per 10, all packed. Sugar-cured hams job
bling atS14@914c per lb, latter for very choice, as
4s4c per III.
MESS PoRK--The market is steady and quiet.
only the inside figure bid
LARD-There l. a fair demand and the MGR
ket steady with prime steam quoted at 6.05@8&c
per ID. Kettle leaf quiet and nominal al t74Qg75sc
, GREEN MEATs--The demand is fair and mar
ket steady. Shoulder at 314@3.30c clear rib at
4,SO@4.Sjc and bids shade less per lb Green
az W hfeTdt5e.
CoGTON-The market is quiet and steady.
Sales to-day at the Cotton Exchange 24 bales
Stock 1854 bales. The official prices are as fol-
lows: Ordinary nc, good ordinary Sc, low mid
ding fair l03Sc, fair liz Der lb.
WHlSkIIls selling to-day at 81 O2 per gallon,
and the market steady.
BEANS-The demand is only moderate, and
the market steady The receipts ample and sell
ing at 81 30@1 35 for choice navys, Sl9l Is for
good to prime white, and 6O97Oc per bu for COM
mon.
BUTTER-1s in fair rmand to the local retail
trade for the best grades, which are in moderate
but ample supply. There Is tile packing or snip
ping demand. Inferior qualities are dull and
plenty. We quote creamery at 2S93Oc but it is
nominal. Dalry-made at l3@l4c for prime, and
15@ &c for choice and 293c more fOr extra selected
package. Medium grades at 8@l0c and common
5tg6c per ID.
CHi1EsE-Is fairly active and steady, and sell
ing at 7Rt9sc per lb for prime to choice. Other
grades dui aud nominal.
COFFEE.-Steady market but quiet with ample
supply and moderate demand. Java at 23O923c per
ID, Lagueyra at 15l9t91715c perlb. Rio at l3@l8Sc
for common, 14@147ac for fair, 15@l7c for good
to prime, l7h@lSc for choice, and lS1s@l9c for
fancy yellow per Id.
COAL-There is a moderate demand and the
market 1s steady and well supplied. We quote
delivered to consumers: l1@12c for Youghiogheny
ll@12c for Kanawha, Hooking Valley and Mus
ngum, loo for Ashland, and 90lOc for Ohio
River rer bu. Rates a1loat merely nominal.
COKE-The demand is fair and market steady,
and quoted at TIC for crushed 6a7c for city man.
ufactured. and 5@6c for gas-house per bu ut yards
and &c more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-Ihe demand is fair and the market
steady. We quote fresh arrivals at 25c per dozen.
HAY-The demand is fair and market steady
Prime to choice timothy selling at s1@lO per
ton on arrival. Low grades are held at S76lS per
ton In store ~ more asked.
HEMP-ModeIate demand and market steady
and quiet with ample supply. Rough Kentucky
quoted $s5@90 per ton, on arrival. Single dressed
quoted 614@6l@c and double at 714(a71$c per lb.
MILL FEED-Bran is in moderate demand at
SIC 50@10 70 per ton, and light offerings Ship
stu1s plenty and ,iuil at $l1@l2 per ton, all in
bulk, on arrival.
MOLASSES - The demand is fair and market
stendy and quiet. with New Orleans selling at
2S13Sc per tallon for fair to choice Refined
sylnIs dull and held at 5097Oc per gallon as to
quality
FRUITs-Apples plenty and moderate demand
and selling 81 7l@2 so per brl for good to choice
Cranbcrriess quie! at S6@7 per brl., Lemons in
moderate dem nd at So 25@4 per box, Oranges
at $5g6 Fer brl for Creole, and 50 5O@3 for Mes
at 394c per ID.
OILs-Refned petroleum sells at lO@1215c per
gallon, as to fire test Linseed quoted at 65m6sc
per gallon for prime. Extra lara oil quiet at 5l(9
53c per gallon.
PEANUTS-Are in moderate demand and abun
dant supply We quote white at 4]4@44c and red
POTAToE---Are in fair conslmptive demand
and the supply ample and market firm. Selling
at 7o@s5c per bu for prime to choice in store.
Sweet potatoes quoted 50 5o92 75 per brl.
. PouLTRl-The demand is fair for chickens
and the receipts ample, and selling at S2@2 rs for
live and 81 25@3 per dozen. Turkeys at 7c for live
and Zoe for dressed per lb. Live geese at $3 25C44
Ducks at So 5'g3 per dozen.
SALT-Market steady and quiet with fair de-
mand for Ohio River and kanawha at 81 60 per
brl of bu and 81 % per Drl OF bu Foreign dull
and held at 81 l091 10 per sack for Liverpool
coarse, and 34@35c per bu for Turks Island
SEED-The demand is moderate and closer
quoted at 6R@7c per h. in store. Timothy in
light demand but steady, with limited offerings at
81 al S0per bu. Flax seed selling at 81 1O@l 10
per bu.
SUGAR is in fair dcmend and market
firm. We quote: New Orleans 6(97c for
raw, 7%@sc for yellow clarified and s1a@
&c for white do per lb. Yellow refined 7HM74sc
extra at 8@8Hc. A white at S54@9hc, grann-
lated and powdered 91a@l0c and cut loaf at
1919 per III.
T4LLOW-The demand is fair, and market
Steady. with prime country selling at 54s57sc per
lb packed. I
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