The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-24
CINCINNATI DAILY MARX EFT.

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CINCINNATI DAILT MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 24-2 +. 81.
FLOUR-The market. is still dull. There
has been no change in prices. The demand
remins chiefly for local contumption. Sales
are made almost exclusively in small job
bing lots. We quote fancy brands s5 4Og6 70;
family, s5loo 10; extra, 81 1894 ~; superllne,
wheat -four Is worth "a 1896 OO per bri. Rye
-four is steady at IS 25(D5 To- Buckwheat flour
is selling at s5 6O,aO w per br and quiet.
WHEAT-The market is dull and prices are
bu for goou to choice. Hill and white are nom
inal with no reliable quotations.
CORN-The market is rather dull. Mixed is
worth 66g67c for car and shelled with light
than mixed, the offerings beng very light.
RYE--Is quiet at IL /. per bu for No. 2.
OATS-Are quiet and steady with no varia-
tion to- day. No. 2 are still quoted at 57G59c
for mixed, and 6Ng62c for white.
BARLEY-Is very dull. There is lignt de-
mand foisSpring at 81 2O(G1 80 for fair to prime
and choice is held &c higher. Fail is merely
nominal at 81 4og1 5O per bu. for good to
choice,
BULK MEATS-The demand is light and we
hear of no change. Clear sides are worth 1O1sc,
clear RIB sides 9M'd9zsc, and shoulders 6%G65Sc
per ib for half cured, and nc more for fully
cured, all loose. Packed are held &c higher
than loose.
BACON-There is dull market at yester-
days prices. Clear sides are quoted 1lHc,
clear rib sides 105sgllc, and shoulders &c. per
lD Sugar-cured hams are in moderate request
MESS PORK--The market is very quiet at
$18 T5Wl9 per bri, on spot, for prime city. with
limited demand at quotations.
LARD-There Is u very moderate demand
for prime steam and q steady market at 1910
for
city; lac for country rendered per lb, with lit
tie of either Offering.
COTTON-The market is steady, with fair
demand, and sales of PA bales at a general ad-
vance of nc perlb. We quote: Ordinary, I214c;
good ordinary, 133lc; low mIddling, 141ac mid
ding, loAe; good midding, l5ac per lb.
Choice grades are worth 164g7c per Id.
WIIlSkl The market is firm and active,
with sales to-day of 5lS bbls. at 81 " per gal!
lon.
BEANS-The market remains tcady and
quiet at previous prices. Choice navys are
quoted 1T 2 1902 %, and medium grades 81 500
80 per BUSH.
BROOM -CORN-There is steady and firm
market, ndprices have undergone no mater
ial change during the week. We quote: Green
hurl 13htGl4c; green stalk braid u14Qg12hc;
and redbrusn lOc per 10.
Bt1TER-The market has undergone no
cs ential variation since yesterday There is
a good local demand for best table butter which
is selling at 26N02Sc per lb. Medium grades are
dull with arge supply at 23G24c, per lb. In
mands being ii gRt at IS 92Dc per lb
CHEESE-The eceipts are limited ana with
a fair demand the market is frmer and prime
to choice factory is quoted at l6g161ac per lb.
COFFEE-There is good consumptive de-
mand and the market is firm at previous
rates. lilo is quoted at z2d22%c for
23025c for fair to prime, and 25 a for
choice. per lb. Java is worth 35lG37c; and
Laguayra is quoted at 25(Q2Ic, per lb
IN QirI
demand and good supply, and prices un-
changed. The rates afloat are: &C for Ohio
River: SC for Ashland; and &c for Pittsburg
per bu. We quote, delivered to consumers, 24c
ing Valley, from Brighton elevator, and han
awna, &c: Ashland, 12c. and OHIO River, lie
per bu.
EGGS-The market is easier and more quiet,
under heavier receipts. There is a moderate
.emand, and fresh lots are quoted 2dc per doz.
FEA1HERS-The market is steady and the
temand and receipts arc both moderate at
l5(0 iSc per Id, for prime live geese.
FHUlIS-There is moderate demand for
green apples with gooi supply at ~ 50>G3 10
'or choice, and 81 25g2 10 for common per brl.
Dried fruit is firm and quiet, and quoted ia 81
'or apples, and peaches 6G71sc for quarters,
and o1a991ac for halves per I'D. Oranges are
worth "a 5O45 W per box for Messina; $S 000
80 per case. for Valencia. Lemons are quiet
at 81 6UaS'U per box.
HAY-The market continues about as last
still good oonsumptve demand for the best
grades, the sales OF which are sufficient to ab-
;orb the receipts. Lower grades are very dull
with the supply in excess OF the sales. Prices
are steady ut $23(U25 for loose-pressed, S.0Qg2l
for hard pressed per ton, for No. timothy.
Inferior graues are held at $1EQlS per ton,
Blue grass VIII bring $l5@16 per ton. These
rates are all on arrival, and $2 more per ton,
in store, is charged.
HEMP-Ihe receipts are very limited and
tine market is almost nominal; there is a fair
demand, and there are some offerings, to are
i've, at MO per ton for rough kentucky, and
dressed is held at 1Ag121sc per 10.
HlDES-Ihcrels a quiet market and prices
have undergone no change. The demand and
receipts ale both only moderate. We quote
Green hiues at 7gec; wet salteu, S1&@y1Sc;
n6oc for common aud 75c(asis5 soo,i to prime.
MOLASSES-There is fair c0nsumptive de-
mdnd, and otherwise the market is dul Prices
nave undergone no material change. New Or
eans is quoted 6O975c, and refined sirups are
worth 4O49Oc per gallon. according 10 quality.
NAILS-The market is not so firm and there
mas been some decline in prices. We quote; 10
20 60d, So rs; 8 TO sd. S3 10; to "a, $3 rs: 4
% bd, "a co.; I'd. 75; "a, 80 Is; Sd, b.. s6 70;
cut spikes, So 5U.
OILS-There is still quiet and steady mar
ket. No change in prices. Linseed is quoted
ut 82Ge8c per gallon with moderate demand,
Lara oil is in fair request at u 1Ogl II for
best grade OF current make. Renned petro-
eum is In fair request at >lSCgl4c per gallon.
1RON-The market is 1irm with an improved
demand for hot blast, cold blast is dull We
quote the following current rates, at four
months, per ton: Charcoal, hot blast II. R.
'6; Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee. No. /, SO
a28; No. 2, S2ofo26; mill, 24G26; stone coal and
;oke iron No. 1, $26gsS; No. q 2bGp27; mill, $24
.; Charcoal, cold -blast-H. r., $40 0OGg50 w;
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