The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-18
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1872 T.. n

| FLOUR-The market remains inactive al
previous rates. Fancy brands are quoted at Us 40
0l6 30 per brI. Family is worth S505 Is per brl
| extra, "a 7O04 30; sqDerline, s4(g4 %; and low
grades 81 4003 81 per brl Sprlngwheat flour
| is quoted "a 75(05 w. Rye four is steady at
$5 bO(05 Is. Buckwheat flour sells at IS 5OG6 90
per bri.
WHEAT-The market is quiet but firm, with
no material change. Red is worth II 0SGl 10
per BUSH: hill is worth 81 1901 IL, and white
81 14(l1 10 for fair to choice.
CORN-There is quiet market with mo1er-
ate demand for mixed and Gales Of ear at 68c,
shelled is worth about the same as ear, with
| light offerings. No white on the market.
RYE-The market is tirmer. No. 2 is selling
at II IL in elevator.
BARLEY-The market has undergone no
! material variation. Spring is worth 81 2501l IS
per bu for inferior grades. Fall is held nOmi-
nally at 81 40ll so for good to prime.
OATS-Are firm with no change. Mixed are
worth 5StN6Oc, white GO962c per bu for No. Of
BULK MEATs-Ihere has been little or no
change. The market remains steady at 624@
SIC for shoulders, 92+091Sc for clear rib, 1b150
lOj<c for clear sides per ID, inside figure for
partially cured. All loose packed are worth
LARD--The market is quiet with moderate
demand, and Prime steam is quoted at 131a00
1885, per lb, and kettle rendered is quoted at
4h@l414c for best grade of city rendered.
MESS PORK-There is steady and quiet
BACoN-There is not much doing. The Of
ferings are moderate. Clear sides are worth
AGi clear rib sides loc sna shoulders &c
| GREEN MEATS-The market is easy and
quiet. Hams are worth 9alGylv14c: 9I:0D7Sc for
clear rib sides: G's@G1zc for slouldesr per lb.
COTTON-There is steadier market to-
prices. wequote: Ordinary, nTc: good do,
1870; low mlddling, l4l5c; middling, 142scc;
good do, 159Scpe ID. Middling, fair, is worth
1870 and fair 1G;sc per lb. Stock on hand, 49,
752 bales.
WHISKY-Therc has been no change in
prices and the market is active to-day, with
sales Of 667 brls at " per gal.
BEANS-The market is quiet and steady
with good supply and moderate demand. and
there has been no change in prices. Choice
navy are worth $2 15@2 20, and inferior quality,
81 s0al 90 per bush.
BROOM-CORN-The is q steady market
with an upward tendency, the demand being
fair with moderate receipts. We quote: Green
hurl 1917 GAc; green stalk braid and red brush
BUTTER-There is steady market with
fair demand for the best table butter at 26QG2sc
per ID, and 1tG2c more is obtained for extra
selections Of single packages. Medium grades
are neglected with u large excess Of receipts,
| and a continued accumulation OF stocks, and
| are held at 23Gs4c per lb. Inferior packing
grades are in moderate request and selling at
l3l4Zlc Der ID
CHEEsE-Ine has been no material change.
The demand is fair and the receipts are mod
| crate Prime to .chocc factory is quoted at
Il51a(G16c per Id.
COAL-The sales afloat are limited as the
offerings are not large. ONO River is au0tcd
6s(Gc; Ashland Sc and PittsburR. &c per bu.
The retail market Is quiet and steady. We
quote, delivered to consumers, 24c Tor Kama
wha cannei; Pit,sburg, lS@14c; Hooking VAL
ley, from Brighton elevator, and ksnawha,
l3c; Ashland, l2cs and Ohio River, lie per bu.
COFFEE-Ihere is a fair local demand, and
otherwise the market remains dull. Prices are
| rather easier Rio is quoted at s2a22hc for
common, 23g25c for fair to prime, and 70 &C for
choice, per lb. Java is worth 35tg37cs and
Laguayra is quoted at 25(G21c, per lb.
EGGS-The market remains steady. There
crate. Prices have undergone no change.
Fresh lots are worth 3Je3ic Per dozen.
FEATHERS-The market is firm. The de-
mand is fair and receipts are limited. Dealers
pay 47(Q4Sc per ID. for prime live geese.
/ FRUlT5-Tnere has been no material yaria-
ton since our last There is O limited demand
for green apples with liberal supply atprevious
rates. Good 10 choice are worth " 50G3. Com
mon to lair qualities II 25g2. The market for
domestic dried fruit is firm but quiet and
prices are unchanged. Dried apples are worth
6(gSc; peacnes, 6jKG75Sc for quarters; S1sg9K
for naifs per I'D. Foreign fruits are in fair
demand and steady. Lemons are worth
81 50 as per box. Valencia oranges are
worth Il 50G8 ~ per case, and Messint 80 700
25 per box.
HAY-The market Ia quiet and steady. The