The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-03
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI, Feb. 3-2P. n

FLOUR-There is not much doing to-day
and the market is steady. We quote fancy
81 5OaS. family So 90a7 10, extra Sc 40a6 10, su-
perdne IS 75a5 90, and low grades "a 50a5 per
brl. Spring wheat -four ranges up to 81 for
choice Minnesota, and down to $6 40 for in
ferior brands. Rye -four is worth 81 4Ua4 G5,
and some choice Northwestern held at a light
figure more. Buckwheat -four is quiet at $7a
70 per br for prime to choice.
CORN-QuieG and receipts more moderate
to-day. Prime ear is quoted 4Oa4lc per bu on
track, and generally held at the latter tigure.
Mixed shelled is quoted 42a43c per bu tue lat
ter for No in elevator, aud would not bring
over Ale for prime on track.
RYE-There is quiet and steady market
Sample on track is quoted 75a78c per bu for
good to prime. No. in elevator is worth SIC
per bu. Other grades nominal.
BARLEY-There is little or nothing doing,
and nomlnally unchanged. Fall is quoted 7ja
90c per bu for good to prime, and spring is Of
fered at 60a70c for good to choice, and 40a50c
for inferior. Some choice fall is held up 10 81
per bu, but no demand.
OATS-,Are in moderate request aud Offer
ings ample, and the market is steady. Good
to prime white are worth 35a3Sc per bu.
Mixed are quoted 81 a35c for good W prime, and
25a27c for inferior.
WHEAT-There is a firm feeling in the mar
ket, with light offerings, but no great demand.
White is quoted 81 4Sa1 SIS for good to choice,
and 2a3c more asked, especially for the latter
grade. Prime to choice red is held at 81 42a1 AZ
per bu, but there are few or no bids at those
figures. Good quality red is quoted 81 37al d.,
and inferior offered at 81 30 per bu.
MESS PORk-The market is shade firmer
to-day, but there is a limited demand and prime
city mess is quoUed SIG o0ai6 Is, and can be mad
at the inside figure in round lots.
LARD-There is trmer feeling but the
market is quiet. Prime steam is quoted 101s a
1861, and bids mostly at the inside figure. City
kettle is quoted llhallzc, and country do held
at llallHc per Id.
BACON-is In limited demand and market
easy. Shoulders are quoted 7ha7kc, rib sides
9Xa9bc, and clear sides held at 9Xc per lib,
packed. Jobbing sales OF sugar-cured hams at
l2al4Ac per Id, according to average, canyased
amt packed.
COTroN-The market is steady and quiet.
No change in pr es since yesterday. sales to-
day l0l bales. Stock 1855 bales. We quote
the Cotton Exchange Official prices as follows:
Ordinary lOHc, good ordinary llAc. low mid
ding l1Zc, mlddling l2Ac, good midd ing l2hc,
middllng lair i3c, anu fair lac perlb.
WHIoKY-Steady with moderate demand,
and sales on Change to-day of llS brls at 81 OF
| per gallon.
| BEANS-There is a moderate demand, and
| the market is well supplied. Prime 90 choice
navys are quoted 81 e0a2 per bu, aud white
mediums are worth 81 4oal ~ per bu. Common
offered ut 81 10al 25 per bu. and dull.
| BROOM CUKN-Ihe market Is steady, but
there is not much demand Red brush is worth
2Iaa4c, green stalk braid 4ha5c, and green hurl
| 5h a6c per Id.
| BUTrER-The demand is almost wholly
consumptiye and for the best grades. Lower
| grades are dull and nominal, with large re-
ceipts aud an accumulation OF stocks. We
quote l7algc per III for prime to choice dairy,
and extra selections Ill single packages sell al
2la22c per lb. Good sweet lots will bring l5a
l6c per Id. Low grades aie onerea at l2aI4e
per lb. A.,
demand is fair prime to choice factory at ID
al4c per III; and other qualities dull; 80,
| COFFEE-ls in moderate demand end With
| steady market anu no material change We
quote common 2Oha2lr, fair to good Il 1za23c,
prime TO choice 25has6c per lb. Java is SELL
| ing at 2Sa3!c per Id.
| COAL-There is steady market, with nc
especial change. There are offerings Of Yougi-
| iogheny anoat at 12c per bu, and lie bid. 1he
l retail demand is fair at llal2c for Quo River
| l5alac for Ashland, l3al4c for Muskingum,
and l4al6c for Youghiogneny, delivered to con-
sumers. Camel is quoted 22a2ic per bu, de-
livcred. Anthracite is held at sa9c per tor
| DRIED FRUiTS-The demand is only mod.
crate for domestic, but it is steady at ltal2c
per lb Tor peaches ana Sa4c 1or apples, FOR
| eign are quiet at 7aSc ior prunes, SaiOc tol
currants, l2al4c for figs, and 2'a25c Tor citron
per Id. LAYER raislns are worth S2a2 " pei
| box, and moderate demand.
| EGGS-There is rather better demand 1ol
fresh, but tile receipts are heavy and tht
market is still easy at 1Sa1yc per Dozen
GREEN FRUliS-rhere is a steady but
quiet market for apples, and good to choice in
store are worth 81 5Oa2 rs per brl. Creole
| oranges are worth S5a7 20 per brl, and mod
crate demand. Lemons are quiet at s4O0a5 el
per box Cranberrles are plenty and quiet a
| $S 50a9 25 per bril-
HAY-1he market is dull, with heavy re-
cepts and only moderate local demand anC
for the best grades only. We quote No.
timothy $l0a1l per ton, on arrival. 1her'
10 little demand for lower grades, and held at
S7ay per ton. In store Slaa more required.
| HEMP-Rougb Kentucky is dull and nomi