The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-16
eINoINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI. Feb. l6-2 P. M

- CINCINNATI. Feb. l6-2 P. M.
FLOUR Continpes steady. Fair local de-
msnd. Fancy. 81 a5aS; family, 70 lba6; extra,
81 35a4 rs; superhne, $3'8ja3 So; low grades,
$saJ b. Spring wheat flour, $5a5 20. Rye -four,
"a 4Oa4 81 per brl.
CORN-Market steady. Mixed is worth Ala
4ac for good to prime shelled on tracE. Re-
jected syid at 4Jc per bu to day. Ear Is rather
scarcc and worth I3a44c per pu.
WHEATSIs qdiet at ST 35al 40 for good to
prime whiie, anu 81 2Ual 3, for red. Medium
grades red ARE worth slO5al 10, and inferior
BARLEY-Marke quiet. Canadian is worth
$lal -, ana Western 45a65c, according 70 quail
ity. -
KYE-Steady and quiet. No. is worth 7sc,
and lair to goou sample 7Oa7 per bu,on track.
Inferior sold at tOa65c per bu.
OATS-Market steady, with light offerings.
GOOD to prime are worth Soa4ic for mixed. and
4la43c for white per bu. Inferior grades 3Sa37c
per bu. Choice white bring 44c.
BAC0NAThe demand il moderate, but the
market remains steady at 12lae for clear sides,
lahc for clear rib sides, and 9Nc for shoulders
per lp, packed. Sngar-cured hams, lShsal41sc
= MESS PoRK-Market quiet and steady at
sci IS per brl, for prime city and 25c more
Wanted for small lots. Ht r1sa '''s --s' t.a-'--
| LAKD-Prime steam is In fair request at
ll2Hc, and held in most cases 1c more, City
kettle is worth l3Ral31sc per I'D and Quiet.s
BI Tx = Al EATS Market frm. Clear sides
nkal2Ic clear rib sfdes II s<alf9i C, and sh0ul-
ders ka8Xc per Id for fully curcd, loose.
f,eoI1uN--0ontinues quiet with sales OF
lis bales. No change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, skc; good ordinary. skc;
low middling, l1Hc; middllng, 12Hc; good
middling, 13c; mluilng fair, lSxc; falr, l4Xc
per lb. Stock. 1l,6ll bales
| WHISKY YARemains steady at 81 05 per gal,
and 2S8 brls sold AZ that figure to-day
BEANS-The offerings are liberal with mod
crate demand and market steady at 81 2sal "
4 f0F mediums per bp.
BROOM CuKN@Market dull and quoted sa6c
for common to good red brush, 61zaSke fol
green stalk braid, and M Sasc for choice green hur
| IrGBUTTER-The market is steady, without
any material Variation. There Is scarcity o.
the highert grades, which are in. good CON
with an excess of receipts and an accumula.
tion OF stocks. Choice Is quoted 26a21c, and
prime 22a24c per ID, and la2c more can pc hac
for extra selections. Medium grades l7aisc
\ and interior l2al5c per ID. fae
CHEESE-There is only a moderate demand
| with q good supply, but the market continues
steady, and prime to choice factory Is worti
coffEE-The demand is fair, but mainl,
Ifor local consumpt and the market rennaini
lsteady at previous prices. We quote common
Rio lbka2Vkc, fair to good 2la2zc, ana ptim,
70 choice 25a2ic per 10. Java is quoted 32a35
per ID.
| CUAL-The wholesale demand is light an,
rates afioat are 30, for sYoughiogheny
I I7xcE for Ashland, and 30 - for ohi
River per bu. We quote delivere,
to consumers, Ohio River. 9aa0c, Ashland lie
jYoughiogheny, Muskingum. Hooking Vale,
and Kanawha, 1}al2c per bu. Camel sells a
tl0c ahoat, and SOa22c delivered per bu. An
4 tiracite SO b0a10 per ton. ~
DRIED FRUITS Domestic fruit L. quiet an,
steady at 9aiic for apples, and I2alSc 70
peaches. Foreign fruits are steady, with mod
4 crate demand. Layer ralsins are quoted 50 Q
per box, 1gs 12albc. currants 8a9c, prunes
Il a7c, citron 2sa26c per III.
EGGS-Tnere is a frmer market unde
lighter receipts and improved demand. Frcs
4 arrivals are worth 14c per dozen.
II GREEN FRUITS-Apples are steady AZ
4 In fair request and selling at $ia5 per brl ID
prime TO choice In store; some good lots sellli
hat ~ 60a3 15 per brl., Lemons are quiet a..
teasy att5ab per box. Orapges remain steid