The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-21
o1No1NNAT1 DAILY MARKET.
crNoINNArr. Feb. e1-1P.M.


.FLOUR-Market remains steady, with little
il any change. We,quote fancy So 50a6 family
IS 15a6 extra $4 35a4 75, superfne 50 5oas So low
grades $sas 81, spring wheat -four s5a5 IS, rye
CORN.-Is quiet the demand being moderate.
Mixed is worth 43c per bu for ear or shelled on
track. Inferior 37a35o per bu. White sheiied
will bring 4ia46c per bu. t,- ..l.. d, 4.
kYE-Market rather dull. No. 2 is held at
Soc in elevator, and 7Sc on track. Good sample
on track is quoted 75c per bu.
WHEAT-The offerings of best grades are
light with moderate demand. and market
steady White is worth 81 s5al 45 for good to
prime, and held u 4sal 80 for choice. Red is
quoted 81 2Bal 25 for good to prime, 81 05ai IL
Tor medium, and S5a9Jc for inferior.
,OATS-There is a steady local demand at 80
a41c for good TO prime mixed, and 41a43c for
white. Choice Iowa will bring 44a &C. Inferior
grades are offered as low as 32a33c per bu.
sBARLE1-Canadian IS in fair demand and
steady at slal II Tor fair to choice per bu. West-
ern IS dull al 4JaG5c for inferior to good SAM
I BACON--Is steady, with moderate demand
and light offerings at Shc, l2Lc and 18c for
shoulders, clear rib sides and clear sides per
lib for packed. Sugar-cured hams I8%a15c
per ib, canvased and packed, according TO
LAkD-Ttere is quiet market for prime
steam at l22<al2zsc anu held generally at out
side ngure. City kettle is held nomlnaliy at
13%a1ic per III. tiE
BULK MEATS-Market quiet ana steady.
Shoulders are quoted S1sc, clear rib sides ii Va
1i%c, and clear sides 1l2aaf2c per Id, loose,
spot Sales OF clear sides, w, ,ooo lbs, at i.9Oc
per lb, spot. 1rta trCs
MESS PORK--Market quiet and prime city
is quoted s22 25 per brl, spot.
aCUTION-Marketd dull and weaker to-day,
VIII iurener oeclne 81 ~ per 10 from sat1r,
Iays l@Ms. Gaiess 40 Danes. nsSelpes, ~ ~ ooS
WI 20 iSoso paes
low ialudling, lUZc; mIadllng, 121kc; good
.uIns' iNNo' hooiiiiS LAIR io1aci islf. i4hc
pSI pMmIsuv ~, Ma,
On, s ,ao s'eauy ana neuland nod
ena.c' WIN saies =. i'o His. assl oo per galion.
BEANS-Are in limited demand but steady,
and worth 81 2Oal ~ per bu for medium to
choice.
BROOM CORN-The market is well sup
piled, but the demand is only moderate. Com
braid sTaSsc, and fancy green nurl a sasc c'p per
pound. FF EF
BUTTER-we observe no change. The
Wth large excess ao Of % receipss There is
scarcity OF fine table butter. with good con-
sumptiye demand. We can merely repeat
prices already quoted Choice Western Reserve
brings Na2Sc per lib. Extra selections OF single
packages sch at sasc more per lb. Prime Cen
per lb. Medium grades are quoted 1SasUc. and
common laaf0c per 10. NJ .9.- - m
CHEESE-Continuesq quiet and steady. Prime
to choice factory Is selling at 12ai3c per 1b Witn
fair local demand.
LoFFEE-Fhe market is easy and quiet
with fall offerings anda moderate consump-
tive demand. We quote: Rio, 19a20c for COM
mon; 2O1Sas2c for fair TO good; ana 2s36a2811Sc
n dor prime g choice per ID. Java Is auosed
3za34c per 10.
COAL-7There has been little or no change.
The wholesale demand is moderate at Sc for
ioughlogheny, 1a73sc for Ashland, and 54a6c
Tor ONO Eiyer per Du, afioat; Steady retail de-
mand at previous prices. We quote, delivered
to consumers, OHIO River. 9aloc, Ashland lie,
Youghlogheny, Muskinglm, Hooking Valley
and Kanawha, l0aiic per bu, with a steady re-
tail demand. Cannel coal is worth 16c afoat.
and 20a22c dellvered per bu.
DRiEDFR ulI5-Tnere Is q moderate de-
mand for domestic fruit, and we quote peaches
i2al8c, apples 9aflc per lb. Foreign fruits re-
main quleJ apd steady. aver raisins per box
S2 9Ja3, figs per ID 2albc, currants 8a9c, prunes
6Ha1c, and citron 2sa26c per 10.
= EGGS--1 he receipts are larger, and there Is
an easier market, with fresh selling atl4ai5c
per dozen. s... .s,....tf..F
GREEN ,FRUITS--Apples are firm and in
fafr request, and prime to choice sell at x4al