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


C0RN-Market steady and quiet Mixed ear
quoted at Sl@32c, as TO location and quality, on
track. shelled at 32@321ac for No. q Pure
white or yellow ear about 1c abave mixed.
\ .OATS-Marketquiet and steady. Mixed quoted
23@24c and white at 25Q2c per bu. Inferior dull
and nominal at 1S@20c per bu.
RYE-Market quiet and demand, moderate.
No. 2 in elevator at 52953c per bu. Prime.sdmpIe
on track at 50@5lc and fair to good at 47@49c per
'bu Inferior at 43@45c per bu.
| BARLEY-Has been fairly active, and market
prime to choice, and ssas5e for fair to good and
down to5oc for common per bu Spring quoted
9O@s5c per bu, as to quality.
/ BACON-The demand is fair and market steady
and quiet Clear sides at 45AM413c, clear rib at
t41s(g4&c, and shoul ers at &c per lb Sugar-cured
hams at 8@oc, and shoulders at 405414c. Break
fast bacon at GA@6s4e per lb.
/ GREEN MEATSr-TheTe was a fair demand and
the market remains steady and is firm at the close.
shoulders are quoted 2.3292 40o clear rib at s. 35
as. i0 per lb, and green hams DIT 414@514c per
pound.
BULK MEATs-The market has been quiet but
Steady and ample offerings. Shoulders quoted
2.55@2 60c clear rib sides at 3.5593 6oc and clear
sides at 3.65a37oc per ID for loose meats, about
10 to d days in salt.
/ MESSPORk-The market has been quiet and
steady, with normateral change and prime city
mess isseliug at the close at So per brl, spot
La RD-Has been in fair demand and easy mar
ket but closes firm and steady with prime steam
figure Other kinds dull.
WHEAT-The market was quiet and steady
with fair demand and ample offerings White is
quoted 92(d97c for good to choice amber or red
AT 94c for choice, 92c for No. 2, and S7@9Oc for
fair to prime sample lots
BUTTER-The market continued quiet but
hrm. The receipts were moderate oft he best
grades wfrich had the usual good local demand
Inferior grades were plenty ana dull and heavy,
the offerings being largely in excess of the sales
and leaves a considerable accumulation of stocks
Prices have undergone little or no variation
Best creamery selling in lots at 236l27c but fancy
selections will bring 29930c per Id. Prime dairy
made at 12@13c, and choice Western Reserve at
l5@l6c, but single selected packages sell at l02c
more. Good packing lots quoted 9@l0e, medium
al 1@Sc, and common at 4G5e per lb.
CHEESE-ls iii fair demand for the best grades
and prime to choice selling at 71aasc per lb
COFFEE-Quiet and steady and moderate de-
lic for common, 1414@15c for fair, 1519@l6c for
good, lBIa@17c for prime. 17%@1sc for choice, and
lo12@l9c for fancy yellow, per lb. Laguayra
quoted 15@17c per lb.
steady, with liberal offerings at the following
prices: Youghiogneny, G12c per bu aloat. and
9E@lOc delivered: Hooking Valley, SC at elevator
and lOc delivered; Muskingnm Valley, SIC on
TIC delivered; Kanawha River 615c afipat, and
9@1Oc delivered; Camden, 7@71ac; Kanawha can
mel, l6@lSc per bu.
COKE-steady with moderate demand and the
'4''A NV iuio" Siu cu quotcu ~, clty HluilulaC-
tured at &C. and gashouse at &c per bu ut yard and
held &c more on arrival
COTTON-The market was firm and prices high
er during the week, but closing easy. Stock SS16
6aies Inc ofhclal prices are as follows:
Ordinary re, good ordinary SC, low middling
Slac, middilng s1sc, good middling 91sc, middliDg
falr l0c. fair lO1se per h.
hu1o-AIe Selling at zoc per oozeh WIN tair de-
fRUlTs,Apples were in fair request and full
., anu sens aI SLyZ oV per pr IN store, ana
VI Logi 10 ior arrival lots. S[anperries IN mod
epate ea demand ana quoted $o91 per orl and $2@
" oe per pa. Lemons quiet anu steady at S3gl
a ~ poA yfases ~ la.[ uelnai,o III ana quoted "
go Per ofI & loi cfeoit @ @ ain Soeg' oo per Dox ior
Dite9 10 aitIa w uuil anu quo'eu oS4c lor
peaehes ne wv Ma 1gec @ sor @appies, per 10;
- M;tt uTliau ilii ~ aiiu eo soeaug WIN 1ull
Llnoiiy sellils az % oV99 W per ton IN
os oa a. a. 90 1o o n nelu az ~ oogo w.
90 az o W per 'o al s1ofe deal
efs sJNs,n dsN ~ Hi1ie ntle per t9Ll. .,
nEMiLMoSiera1e aetlaTd iof rougn Kentucky,
aI md iIgAi aa sSogso pr toil IN paies on
nT arr si PeSStu IN llo9e[aee e Jopolg demand at
o74gpIPc 11I Se4s p ahd 1g.4c i3r a9uple per 10
Mill PnEDo6rah EEL an Is IN ialr demand and
sIehay az Slocgio % "a pei Ion anu oul Sh pstui1s
ileid az SiigIl Pel 'o,i o,o aia uuiI MlqdHngs IN
IiioueLaIe oeiiaiio ~ 9loVlf per eoh Ill IN pulk
oii ,snI arIiv"ic 1ec17o. r,o
ne raiIi. ls iair ioT New Orleans
a nv an ~ @ 'I,atis a' ooegooc per sal,
io, h15 ioa l noo W. eniea syrups qmlet ana
noa at agEg.oc per sailo' oofRnun aull aeZo@
-oS ofT RI sn1ioia 1,a. ~ = ..,,. ,.,
IS sTeady I arket "lsn moderate
annd otroioS,n, at ioa,5s s m t 80 oodso4c re
llllSeGu Ht bUtNblc per gallon.