The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 12-2 P. M

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Fancy is quoted 81 4OaS 10, according to quality
or reputation of brand. Family sold at IS 9Oa
| Z 90, but some favorite brands held higher
Extra is quoted SO 30a6 10, and superine IS 5Oa
6 80, and sales OF the latter at IS rs Low
grades dull at 81 25a5 10 per brl. Spring wheat
| flour is quoted Sc Guar 90, and choice Minne-
| sofa held up to 81 III. Rye is quoted "a 50a4 rs,
and buckwheat flour So soar OO per brL
| CORN-There is quiet and steady market
Mixed ear is quoted 4Oa4lc per bu, and held at
| 42c on track. Shelled is quoted 42a43c on ar
| rival, and 44c in elevator, the latter for No. ..
WHEAT-Is firm and quiet Red is quoted
fair to good. Prime to choice white Is quoted
| 81 GOAL go per bu. Hill held nomlnally at about
the same price as white.
RYE-There Is not much doing, but the
market is steady at 75a7Sc for sample lots on
arrival, and 79asdc per bu for No. in elevator
BARLEY-Ihere is continued dull and
weak market Fall is offered at 65a9Oc for fair
to prime per bu. Spring held at 4Oc for COM
mon and 50a6Oc for fair to prime per bu.
| OATS-Market tirm under limited receipts
Demand chiefly for local consumption at 3ja39c
for good to prime white, and 33a37c for mixed
per bu. Inferior lots offered down to 27a2Sc
per bu, but not wanted,
| BACON-The market is quiet, with liberal
offerings, and easy. We quote shoulders 7kc
| clear RIB sides OK a9%c, and clear sides 9XaIOc
per Id, all packed. Sugar-cured hams sell in
jobbing lots at Ilxal2Ac per lb, canvased
BULK MEATs-The demand is moderate;
market quiet and easy. Shoulders are quoted
| 615a6Ac, clear rib sides ek aSxc, and clear
| sides 8Xa9c per ID, loose.
| MESS PORK-There is a steady market and
quiet to-day. Quoted SIG Scale rs per brl for
prime city, and mosJly held at the latter, and
jobbing lots would bring the inside figure.
| LARD-Steady and quiet. Prime steam is
quoted 1O.65al0.7Oc, and moderate demand. but
l0kc per lb wanted. Kettle is held at liza
lXc per lb for city, and lie for country, spot :.
COTTOE-Is quiet to-day and steady1
Sales j. bales Recelgts l,3oo bales; Ship,
the following official Cotton Exchange fig
ures: Ordinary 1910, good ordinary Ike, low
middlng llXc, middling l2Hc, good mid
ding i2Xc, middling fair 1910, fair 1870
per pound
WHlsKY-Moderate demand to-day, and 146
brls sold on change at 81 04 per gallon.
BEANS-Market inactive but steady and un-
changed. Choice navys are held up to 81 per
bu. Good to prime white are held at 81 50a1 Is,
and common at 81 l0a1 80 per bu.
BROOM CORN-COntinues steady, but there
is not much doing. Prices are unchanged.
We quote 2a4c for red brush, 4ka5c for green
stalk. and 5Ka6c for green hurl per Id.
BUrTEh-There is little or no change and
prices are steady, The receipts continue lib
eral, but there Is very little selling except Of
the higher grades to retail dealers for local
consumption. Packers are not buying even at
the lowest figures. Prime to choice dairy is
worth l6aISc, and fancy selections In single
packages will sell at 20a2lc per Id. Medium
Quality is held at l4al5c. and common at l2al8c
per lb.
CoFFEE-Moderate trade, chiefly for local
use, and prices steady as heretofore quoted.
Common Rio is worth ~ Ha21c. medium quality
21 Il tSc, good to prime 23a24c, and choice
241saz5c per lb. Java is selling at 28a32c per
lb, according to quality.
COAL-The market is quiet and easy, with
moderate retail demand and liberal offerings.
Youghlogheny is offered at Ii a12c and Ohio
River at 7aSc per bu ahoat, but no bids at these
figures. The rates delivered to consumers are
1lal2c for Ohio River, l2al3c for Ashland, 12a
13c for Muskingum Valley, 18al4c for Kama
wha, and 22a23c for Camel, per bu. Anthra-
cite per ton is delivered at $Sa9.
CUKE-Moderate local trade and no change.
Gas-house sells at 7c per Du at yards, and &c
delivered to consumers. City manufactured SC
per bu at yards and l0c delivered. Crushed Is
worth ya1Oc at yards and 1la12c delivered.
DRIED FRUIrS-lhere is a moderate de-
mand for domestic dried fruits at 3a4c for ap-
pies and 10al2c for peaches. Layer ralsIns are
quiet and steady at S2a2 III per box We quote
7aSc for currants, Sal lc for prunes, as to quail
ity, l2a14c for gs, and 23a25c for choice citron,
per Id.
EGGs-The market is weak and dull. The re-
ceipts exceed the demand. Fresh arrivals
are offering at l6a17c per doz
GREEN RulES-There is steady market
for apples, but the demand is moderate at 81 50
az l5 per brI for good to choice, and offerings
liberal Lemons are quoted s4 00a4 80 per box.
Oranges are Offering at So 50a9 per case, and
81 50a8 25 per box, and moderate demand.
CranberrIes are firm at $l0al1 per br.
HAY--Market still very quiet, with moder-
ate demand only for the higher grades, and
prime timothy is selling at S10a1l per ton on
arrival, in bales. Lower grades are neglected
and nominal at $7a9 per ton,' dealers asking 50
more per ton in store.
HEMP-There is no rough Kentucky Offer
ing. and is nomlual We quote dressed 9a9kc
per Id, and moderate iobDing demand.
MILL FEED-Oferings liberal Of all arti-
cles In this line, with only moderaUe demand.
Quoted as follows: Bran sl3, shipstufs $I4a15,
and midulings $lSaS4 per ton, In bulk, on arri-
val. and So more asked in store.
MOLASSEo-Eew orleans slrup is quiet and
steady, the demand being fair for good to
choice at 5Oa5Sc per gallon, and inferior dull
at 40a45c per gallon. Refined sirups are in
moderate local request at 40a90c per gallon, &C.
cording 10 quality. Prime sorghum is offered
at 30a3 C per gallon.
Oils Moie ate demand for linseed at 63a65c
per gallon. Extra lard 0 il worGh 95a91c per
gallon, and moderate demand. Reflned pc
troeum sells at 26a2fc per gallon.
POTAI0ES-Moderate demand and liberal
offerings on arrival, and selling from wagon
at S0a9Jc per Du to the local retail trade for
good to prime. They are worth 9ocaSl per bu
in store loose, and S3a5 rs per brl packed.
POULERY-There is q fair demand for
chickens, and market firm with limited re-
ceipts. They are selling at 81 75a3 so for live,
and $3a4 per dozen for dressed, according to