The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-11
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. n-aP. N

FLOUR-Is steady. Demand moderate and
mainly for best grades. Fancy So 75aS, family
IS 20a6 III, extra $4 40a4 IS, superne, So 8ta3 90
low grades $3a5 40, spring wheat Hour IS GOA
81. Rye -four "a 4Oa4 85 per brl.
WHEAT--Market quiet aud steady. Choice
is worth II 4Oa1 80 for prime to choice, and
| rather scarce. Hill is nominal at about Base
less tnan white. Good to choice red, 81 25al s5
Medium grades, 81 O5al 70, and inferior 7Oa9Oc
per bu.
CORN-Marf1et quiet and steady. Mixed
shelled is worth 4la42c per bu for prime, and
offered at 35a37c for inferior. Mixed ear sold
at 43c on track to-day.
OA1'S-The market Is firm, wi tn light re-
ceipts and demand mostly local. Mixed al e
worth 39a40c, and white 42a45c for No. q
Choice Iowa white 44a45c. Inferior grades 33a
35c per bu.
RYE-Market steady at SOC for No. ., and
75c for No. . in elevator. Good to prime sample
lots on track 73a76c per bu. Inferior grades Goa
1Uc per bu, and dull.
BARLLY-Is steady for Canadian at s1a1 IL
for fair to prime. Westerd is quiet and quoted
6Oa65c for good, and inferior as low as 4Jc per
Dushel.
MESS PoRK-There is a firm feeling, but
the market is quiet Prime city Is held al
$2l Is per brl, and 25c more wanted for small
lots.
BACON Market firm with fair demand al
12hc for clear sides; l2kc for clear rib
sides and 9kc for shoulders per lb pack ed
Sugar cured hams 1Sha14hc per lib.
LARD-The market is firm to-day and prime
steam is quoted l257s a12lsc with moderate sales
to-day at quotations. City Kettle is held at
13NaI3}ac per Id.
BULK MEATS Market firm and quiet.
Fully cured meats are quoted SIC, nc and
l2hc for shoulders, clear rib sides, anu clear
sides spot, per Id, loose.
CUI1ON-Market steady and demand mod
crate, With sales to-day OF 273 bales. No
further change in prices we quote: Ordi-
nary, SIC: good ordinary, gZc: low mlddling,
Il Nc; miudling, l27Sc; good mlddlng, I3c; nld-
di,ns IN TAR, 1Sxc; fan, r4Nc per lb.
WHISKY Y-Is steady to-day, with contin-
ued fair demand, and sales OF 2Slbrls at IL Us
per gal.
BEANS-Arc neglected, the supply being
light but still in excess of the demand. Medium
to choice white are worth 81 sUa1 36 per bril-
BROOM CORN-Is steady and quiet. The
demand remains moderate at 4a6c for red
brush 6Ka7c for green stalk braid, and 5a9c for
choice green hurI per Ib.
BUTfER-There Is continued good local
demand for best table butter, with light re-
ceipts and selling aJ 27aSSe for choice Western
Reserve, and SsaS5c for prime southern or Fer Cen =
tral Ohio. Lower grades are neglected, with
large receipts, and held at 16alyc for medium,
aud I2a15c for common.
CH EESE--There is steady market, with
factory 12al8c per lb.
COFFEE-The market is quiet and easy at
previous prices. BIO is worth l9ISa2Uhc for
common, 2la22c for fair to good, and 23a2lc for
prime to choice per 10. java is worth 33a35c
per lb.
COAL--The wholesale market is quiet at Sc
for Y0ughiogheny, TIC for Ashland, and &c for
Ohio River per bu, ahoat. We quote delivered
to consumers, Ohio River. 9alOc, Ashland lie,
Youghiogheny, Muskingum, Hooking Valley
and Kanawha, 1lal2c per bu. Oannel sells at
16c afloat, and 20a22c delivered per bu. An
thracite SO 50a10 per ton.
DRIED FRU1TS-rhere is a moderate de-
mand for domestic and peacnes are worth ia
l8c, and apples 9alc per lb. Foreign are
quiet at previous prices. Layer raisins sell at
81 00a3 0O per box. Figs are worth l5al8c. Cur
rants Saai0c. Prunes 71zaSc per ID. Citron is
quoted 25a26c per lib.
EGGS-Tne market Is weaker under heavy
receipts and limited demand. Fresh arrivals
are worth 15A16c per dozen.
HAY-Ihe market is dull, especially for
common hay, with large receipts. The higher
grades are in moderate local demand. No ma
terial change in prices. We quote No. ltim-
othy $17a16 for loose-pressed and $l4a16 for
tight-pressed per ton, ana lower grades $9Al3
per ton, all on arrival, and " more per ton in
store.
HEMP-There is light demand with liberal
offerings, and the .market is nominally I'M :
changed. Rough Kentucky is worth $Il5aI2U
per ton, and dressed s,Salvc per ID.
HiDEs-Ihere Is moderate demand, with
ample receipts at previous prices We quote
Kate for green, 7ha9c for wet salted. ana
l4al5c for dry saited, per ID. Sheep pets 75c
asl ~ for good to prime, and 25a50c for inferior
MILL FEEO--COnGinueS Steady but uuiGt for
all grades. We observe no material change IN
prices. We quote bran $l2al3, shipstuffs N4I
al5, and miadlings Sloa22 per ton, on arrival,
and ~ more per ton in store.
MOLASSES ~ Continues quiet and steady,
and prices unchanged. New Orleans is WORTH
l0aOilc per gallon, according TO quality
OtLs-Ihere is q steady market for linseed.
and prime quality is quoted &c per eAiion'
tehneu petroleum sells at 14ai6c per Gallon.
With fair demand. Extra lard oil Is ste;ldy az
u y7a1 0s per gallon.
POTAIOES-The demand continues light.
md good to choice are worth 4DaJ0c per bri, in
tore.
POULTRY-The receipts are larger and
here IS q moderate demand. Dressed does
lot sell well on account OF the warm weather.
shlckens are quoted S3a3 50 per dozen: ducks
y 2ba5 ", anti turkeys 1uai2c per lb. Live
hIckens are worth IS 75a4 25 per dozen.
klCE---Caroina is worth 7lashc. aud Lon
slana t&a1kc per lib, and the market is /
teady, with moderate demand
SAET-Ihere Is generally a steady market, |
ith moderate demand. Prices unchanged. |
Domestic Is worth il jobbing lots z6c per bu |
nd 81 As per brl, on arrival. Turks island |
5 worth 49c per BIZ. Liverpool coarse is quoted |
/ 30 per sacR.
BEED--Tneir is fair demand for clover with |
firm market, aud prime quality Is worth |
NJ, II. &c