The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-27
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Jan. FLAP. N

CINCINNATI Jan. FLAP. M.
FLOUR-There is q good consumptive demand
for family flour and selling at S595 % for ia
vorite brands from fancy white wheat, and $ 15@
GO for ordinary per brl. Extra in moderate in
quiry and quoted at s. 1894 90, and superfine
at 81 85@3 Is per brl. Low grades dull and held
at 81 25@2 60. Spring wheat -four quiet aud
q eady at S3 75tG4 25 as to quality Rye -four N
moderate demand and held at $3@3 10 for prime
to choice, Northwestern and 81 9o@2 90 tor infe-
rior grades.
BARLEY--Is moderately active and held steady,
the receipts being light. Choice fal, at 81 O8@l TO-
No. at$l 03@1 05, fair TO good sample lots at so
@95c, and inferior ranging down to SOC per bu.
Spring is dull and about nominal at 50@Soc, as to
quality.
oATS-The market is quiet and moderate local
demand with liberal supply and quoted at 22@24c
for fair to prime mixed, and 26c choice white on
track per bu. Inferior dull and nominal
RYE-The demand Is fair and market steady.
We quote choice sample on arrival at 51@52c,
prime at soc, No. 3at 4s@49c, and rejected at 45c
per bu,
ket is quiet and steady: Choice red OF amber
quoted at 92@93e. No. at 9O@9lc and good lots
889S9c per bu, with ordinary at S3@S5 and COM
down to roc Choice white rather scare at 95@96
and good to prime quoted s0@93c per bu
MESS P0RK-Has q moderate demand. and re-
mains steady. with city packed held SO 25 for Job
bng lots, cash, but bids at SO per bril-
BULK KMEATS-Marke steady and quiet. shoul
h "a
sides nominal at 4.65@470c per Id, all loose. for
fully cured.
LARD-There is a moderate demand, and mar
ket rather fr1ner in tone, and quiet. Prime
steam is quoted at 6.0596.10c per ID, and held
mostlyat the outside figure, cash. Kettle leaf dull
and nominal at 7@7@c.
CORN-The market is quiet with fair demand
and receipts to-day rather large. Mixed ear quoted
track. shcled at s211ac for No. 2 in elevator and
30136I3lc on track. White ear at 3212Ql33c per bu
and not much offering.
coTToN-Marketq quiet to-day at previous quota
tons Sales 103 bales. Stock $3.50 bales. We
quote the official prices as follows: Ordinary 71ac,
good ordinary Sc, low middhng SIC mfddling
&c, good middling 94c, middlDg fair 1O3sc, fair
11Ac per Id.
and moderate offerings Shoulders quoted &c,
clear rib at SIC, and clear sides at 514@5%c
per lb, all packed. sugar-cured hams in fair
consumptive demand and selling at S@9c per
h. as to average and brand.
WHIsKY-The market is active and steady and
sales at 81 O3 per gallon.
BEANs-Are in moderate demand and market
amply supplied and quiet at 81 25@l 80 for choice
navy, 90c@$l 10 for fair to prime white and cog
zoe for common per bu
BUTTER-The demand is fair for the best quail
ties for the local consumptive trade with moderate
but ample offerings, and market steady. Inferior
grades plenty and dull. Prime to choice dairy
made is selling at 12@15c per ID in lots and going
up to 17@lSc for extra selections by The single
package per lb. Medium to good grades at S@10c
and common at SAGE per ID.
CHEESE-The demand Is fair and market
steady, at 71a1sc per lb, for prime to choice and
dull at 5@6c for common per lb.
COFFEE-Steady market and quiet at about
previous prices. Rio common at 1a@l51ac, fair at
17@17ac, and fancy yellow al 18's@19c perlb, Java
at 23@2Sc, and Laguayra at 15@17c per lb.
CoAD-There is a fair demand for retailing and
supply ample md steady market. Stocks af1oat
z1A fN~ sAsrI,n \ n
for Ashland and &c for Ohio River per bu. Sell
ing to consumers at 11912c for Youghiogheny ard
Kanawha, l1@12c for Hooking Valley and Mus
kingum, 1o@l1c for Ashland, and 9@1Oc for
Ohio River per bu.
COKE-Steady and quiet and prices unchanged.
We quote Gas-house at &c, city made at 7c, and
crushed at TIC, per bu. at yards. and &c more de-
livered to consumers.
mand fair. Fresh arrivals are quoted at 27c per
dozen.
FRUITs-Apples in fair demand at 81 5o@
so per brl in store, as to quality. Lemons qui-
crate request at So 50@3 90 per box. and $5g6 per
-br Dried apples dull at 293c, and dried peaches
at 3@3s4c per lb. CranbeTies in moderate de-
mand and firm at s7@s per brl for choice
HAY-Fair local demand for the better grades,
AMI steady with ample offerings, and low grades
neglected and dull. We quote inferior at $70l7 So
good mixed hay ss@s 5O and prime to choice
timothy at S9@10 per ton, all in bales on arrival,
HEMP-Moderate demand and market steady
and quiet Dressed is jobbing at 7C9714c for
double. and 6A@61ac for single dressed per lb
in stUre Rough Kentucky is quoted at SS5@
MILL FEED-Bran is in moderate demand and
the receipts ample at $40 50@11 per ton Ship
stuffs held at $l1 50@l2 per ton, and quiet Mid
dngs steady and selling at SlS@l7 per ton, all on
arrival in bulk.
MoLAsSEs-Fair jobbing demand and market
steady and quiet, but steady. Selling at 30@38c
per gallon for fair to choice New Orleans.
He'd at sos PET galSn a as a. ts quality for
OILS-Reflned petroleum in fair demand and
selling at 10@12c per gallon according to fire test
Prime linseed quiet and firm at 62@63c per gal
hon. Lard oil moderately active, and extra quoted
POTATOES demand is fair for the local re-
tail market, but there is little doing beyond this
The supply is ample and market steady, with
prime 10 choice at 70@S0c per bu in store, the
latter price for peachblows Sweet potatoes at So
per brl.
POULTRY-Chicken are in fair request at 50 25
@3 per dozen. Live Turkeys at 761Sc, and dressed
at 1Oc per lb. Geese seu at Si@4 5O and ducks at
$3(a3 50 per dozen. -
sALT-Ohio River and Kanawha in fair de-
mand and market steady, with only moderate of
ferings, and selling at 81 GO for large and 81 ESQ
30 for small brls. Foreign quiet and steady at
81 1O@1 10 per sack for coarse Liverpool, and "a
@35c per bu for Turks Island.
SEED-Moderate jobbng demand and the mar
ket firm with limited offerings, and timothy
quoted at 81 3011 35 per bu, and clover at 614a7c
per lb. Flax seed fairly active and selling at 81 o5
@l Is per bu.
SUGAR-Is steady and quiet, with moderate de-
mand and no material change in prices. We quote
as follows: New Orleans at 5146I7c for raw and
7%@9e for clarified, refined yellow at 7@715c,
extra at S1a@S59c. A white at S1s@91zc, granil-
lated and powdered at 91a@1oc crushed ut 1OAc
per ID.
TALLOW-C Country in packages quoted at 5s4c.
and city loose at &c per ID. Demand moderate and
supply ample.
FINANCIAL