The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.

CINCINNATI. JAN 15-2 P. NJ
FLOUR-Has been firm and prices had a slight
upward tendency, but there is not much do ng
beyond the m derate demand for the best grades
We quote family at 81 25Cg5 25 per brl. as to quail
ityor reputation Extra held at $3 S5fg4 10. Super
fine at s. 85@3 20, and low grades at So 25@2 65
per bril- Springwheat -four at $4@4 3d. the latter
for fancy Minnesota Rye -four duh at ss 00@
3 Is for prime TO choice Northwestern.
OATS-dave been quiet and steady with mod
crate offerings and fair local demand. We quote
mixed at 2O@25c foreood 10 prime, and white sim
liar grade al 25927c, but held 1@2c more for
choice, per bu.
BARLEY-The demand is fair and steady. Fall
No. 2quoted at 81 04@l Us. Choice sample at 81 90
al 10, goodto prime at 90c@Sl 0S. and inferior
down to 60c. Spring dull and nominal.
RYE-The demand moderate and marketsteadv.
Good to prime sample quoted at 5O95.c, on
track, and No. at 5l@52c and No. 3 at 4S@49c
per bu in elevator Rejected dull at 4S@45c per
GREEN MEATS There was fairly active mar.
ket and firm at the clio e. S..HtaiGcis are qu0teu
2Sv(92. .S5e clear rib sides at 314l355c, and green
hams ut 41a95Ac 1or good to choice averages,
per lb.
BACoN-The market is quiet and easy, shoul.
ders at 3ta6Q315c clear rib at 3.80@37sc, and clear
rib at 415941ac per Id, and clear sides 4346g47sc
p9r Id packed. Sugar-cured hams at S@9c per III,
MS to average
WHEAT-Market quiet and steady. White
quoted at 9C@97c for good to prime, ami held
2Cg3c more for white Red cr amber quoted at
choice, $50 for No. and SS@9lo for fair to good.
Inferior grade down to zoe per bu.
MESS PORK-The demand is fair and market
steady at SS so per brl for city mess and held 15
@25c higher for jobbing lots.
LARD-Is fairly active and steady. Prime steam
is quoted 570(G5.80c, but mostly held shade
more Kettle at 7@714c per h. in small packages.
BULK MEATS-Market quiet ana steady Loose
meats, partly cured, quoted 2,9O@3c for shoul-
ders, 3S5@4. 0c for clear rb and 4@i 25e for clear
uiI In = IN dave in onlt
COTTON-The market is firm to day, and prices
lower on medium and low grades Stock $3.50
bales Sales = bales. The official quotations are
as follows Ordinary TIC, good ordinary Sc, low
middlrg fair 101sc, fair 1114c per ID.
WHIoKY-Is in fair demand ana selling steadi-
ly at 81 03 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is only moderate and
market steady at 81 3091 35 for choice S111 Is for
fair to good, and 70@S0c for common, per bu.
BUTTER-The market remains quiet and steady
with moderate receipts. he best grades are sell
ing well t the local trade but inferior grad are
and scarce. Dairy-made ut l4@l5c for prime, and
16@17c for choice, and 19@20c for extra selections
Good packing at 1l@12c, medium at 8@9c, and
common 5@6c per lb.
CHEESE-Is in fair demand and unchanged.
Prime 10 choice factory at 71a@Sc per lb, and COM
mon at 5@6c.
COFFEE-The demand is fair and market
steady. We quote Laguayra at l691Sc, and Java
at t23@2Sc per Id; Rio at l3@l4c for common, 14R
Q15c for fair, 1512@l6c for good, 16%917c for
prime, 17haglSc for choice and 1S1a@l9c for fancy
yellow per lb
and delivered to consum ers at 9@10c for Ohio,
10@11c for Ashland ll@12c for Hooking Valley
and Musk kingum. and 1l9l2c for KanaWha and
Youghiogheny, per bu. NDthing dong afloat
COKE-Is in moderate demand and liberal offer
ings and quoted &c for crushed, 7c for city manu-
factured and &c for gas-h house. per bu, at yards,
and &c more delivered:
EGGS-The MARKETS steady and receipts larger
with fair demand for fresh at 2Sc per dozen.
FRUITS-Apples are quoted 81 1892 80 per brl
for good to choice in store and quiet. Oranges
in fair demand at 81 5093 par box. ana $5Gy6 PER
brl. Lemons are quoted at S3@4 per box Gran
berries in moderate demand at 2@2 so per bu,
HAY-Is quiet and steady with ample offerings.
We quote prime to choice timt thy at S9@l0 per
ton on arrival. Medium at $s@S so, and com
mon at s7@7 50 per ton. Held in store at 81
# HEMT-stcady and moderate demand for
rough Kentucky, with light receipts, and selling
at sSj@0O per ton on arrival. Fair jobbing de
mand fr of 1rfsseq ner e H. IL sre of ana @
MILL FFED-Bian is firm. and demand fair
at Sl1@11 25 per ION, and Light offerings Ship
stuffs at $l1 50@l2 per ton: and quiet Middlings
steady and iair demand at Sl3@lS per ton all in
MOLASsES- market remains steady, with
ample supply, and New Orleans sells at 2S638c
per gallon. Sorghum dull at 2S@2Ic per gallon.
Refined syrups at 4097Oc per gallon, as to quail
itv.
OILS-Market quiet and steady for lard oil,
and extra quoted 52@53c per gallon Refined Pc
troIeum quiet at 10@12]@c per gallon. Linseed is
in fair demand and selling at 60@6lc per gallon.
Pc \NUTS-There is a fair demand and the
market is Quiet and steady at 4l4@4s4c for white
and 3l5@Sszc for red per ID, and ample supply.
POTATO OES-The demand Is only moderate from
the local trade and market firm. with ime to
oI,o coll limo n 7nTDS0C
potatoes quiet at 50 25Qs2 Is per brl. ~ ''
: POULTRY--Live chickens selling at S2a3 and
dressed at 81 SOFAS SO per dozen. Live turkeys at
7c and dr. ssed at 10c per To- Ducks at S3@3 so and
geese Mt 50 5Ca4 per dozen for dressed.
SALT-MarkCt steady and fair demand for Ohio
River and Kanawha, with moderate supply at
81 60 per brl of bu and 81 25 per br Of bu.
Turks Island dull at 34935c and coarse Liverpool
at 81 l0@1 Is per sack.
SEED-Moderate jobbing demand and market
Quiet and steady, with clover at 6h(17c per h.
and timothy st 81 2Q@l 30 per bu. Flax seed sell
ing Mt 81 l091 Is per bu.
SUGAR-The demand is moderate but steady
We quote yellow refined 714t9T,lc extra C at 8@
81Sc, white at 8j4@9Ac granulated and pow
dered 9h@l0c, and cut loaf at 10Ac per lb
New Orleans at 51a@7c for raw and 71a@sc for
clarified per lb.
TALLOW-Country is selling at 5540s57sc per lb,
packed. and ample receipts and moderate de-