The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 14-2 P. NJ

$b SOaFO9, extra 50 25a0 %, Superfne s. 5Ua5 3D.
low grades u 2Sa5 W per brL and the lattel
to 81 ~, and sales of CHOICE Minnesota at 81 Oh
per brl. Rye is worth 81 50a4 Is per b1l ano
sold at the latter price to-day for choice north
western. Buckwheat -four is worth 81 59a1 q
according to quaiity.in store,
WHEAT-ls qnlet to-day and with moder.
ate offerings. Good to choice white is quoted
81 Goal GU and held 1a2c more; choice red IL
quoted 81 70; good to prime 81 43aI 4S, anu fai,
sample offered at IL 35a1 38 poe bu.
CORN-Tbefe Is moderate demand to-day
with sales OF mixed ear on track at 41c at e.!
III. & ID. Depot, but it is general held at Az
per bu. No. 2 shelled is worth 4lc per bu il
elevator, and prime sample held bon track al
4za43c per bu.
GA lS-t ontlnue steady with moderate de.
mand aud Light receipts. White are held al
42c for choice, and sell at 56a4Oc for good tt
prime. Mixed are quoted s5a3sc for good tt
prime, and 30a32o for Inferior per bu.
RYE-WIll bring 1ba7Sc per Du for good tt
prime sample on arrival, and No. IN elevator
quoted 79asOc perbu, and only moderate de.
mand.
BARLET-The market remains dull and
prices about nominal at 65aS0c fOr fail, and 4Ou
6Oc per Du for spring. ... 10 f
BULK MEATS-The market is quiet ant
easy. Shoulders are quoted &c, clear rib Sac
and clear sides Sxc, for loose meats, partly
cured.
BACON - Market quiet. Shoulders arc
Ns
Gear sides VIC per ID for packed, but there il
Lot mucn one, ing. Sugar-cured hams arr
quoted nhal2Hc per lb.
MESS PORk-Tne market is irregular anG
weak to-day. Prime city is not worth over Slt
ais 20, but holders are asking 25a5Oc more pei
brl, -
LARD-Tne market is dull and easy Prime
steam is quoted l02<aiOhc, with little Offering
and at the close 1Okc per Id was bid. City ket.
tie 10 squoted nomnally l1Ta1&c per ib.
COTrON-The market is dull. 1t is held al
yesterdays figures, but buyers demand con-
cession ana there were no sales to-day. Stock
1888 bales. We quote as follows the onlcial
pnces: Ordinary lOXc, good ordinary 11Ac
ding l2Xc, middiing lair l211c, lair 1870 pei
pound.
WHIsKY-staa and demand moderate
to-day, with sales ut 81 O5.per gailon.i
BRANS-There is a steady demand, mostly
for tne best Qualities: Choice navys isetl. at
81 90a2, and prime at 81 75al so per bu. Good
mediums are quoted 81 4oal 6O, and common
offered at 81 l0a1 20 per ba. q sH. Fn'' ;
BROOM CUttN-Not much demand and il is
freely offered, but held steady with no material
change. We quote 2Is a4c for red brush, a.. a5c
for green stalk, and 8 Ia6c for green hurl Der
pound. tE.t sE'
BUrTER-Tnere is little or nothing doing
beyond moderate local demand, and only the
best grades wanted Lower grades are dull
and nominal, with liberal receipts and stocks
Choice dairy is quoted lSc and prime will bring
l6al7c per Id, and an occasional sale OF fancy
selections is made at 2la29c per lb. Inferior is
Offering at l2al3c for common and 14al5c for
medium perlb
b CHEEsE-Is firm, with fair demand for
prime TO choice factory at 13kal4c per lib.
COFFEE-Moderate trade, chiefly for local
use, and prices steady as heretofore quoted.
Common Rio is worth 70 AL c. medium quality
21 !. a22Hc, good to prime 23a24c, and cnoice
24Haz6c per ib. Java is selling at 2SaS2c per
lb, according to quality.
COAL-There is a quiet and steady market
and no material change. Youghiogheny is
offering at l0c per bu aiioat and Ohio River al
delivered to cohsumeIs: OHIO River 1OaI2c,
Ashland l2aRc, Muskingum and KanaWha 18a
14c. YOughIogheny l4a15c, and Cannei 22a24c
per bl. Anthracite is delivered at $8a9 per ton.
CoKE-Ihe market continues steady and
the demand moderate. We quote 7c per bu for
gas-house, &c for city manufactured and 9al0c
1orcrushed per bu at yards, and 2a3c more per
bu asked when delivered to consumers.
DRIED FkUITS-Domestlo fruit is steady,
but there is not much demand, and we quote
Ska4,sc for apples and 10a12c for peaches.
There Is very little demand for foreign fruit,
and prices are unchanged. Citron is quoted
29aa5c, fgs Nalic, piunes Satlc, aud euTrants
7aSc per. Id, and layer raislns al 81 0Ja2 1U per
box.
EGGS-There are liberal offerings and only
moderate demand, and fresh arrivals are
worth l4al5c per doz.
GREEN FRUIrS-The demand isonly mod
crate for apples, and they are freely offered at
81 5Oa2 -5 per brl for good to choice in store.
Cranberrles are steady with moderate receipts,
and quoted $l0all per brl for prime. Lemons
are steady anu quiet at S4a5 per box. Valencia
oranges are worth s9a10 per case, and Sicily
sell at S2 5Oa3 % per box.
HAY-rhere is very little demand beyond
what is taken for local use and nothing below
prime Is wanted. No. timothy is worth S10a
~ 10 per ton in bales, on arrival. Inferior
grades are held at $7a8 so per ton, as to quail
Ivy and dull. Dealers require so more per ton
in store.
HEMP-Dressed is in moderate jobbing de-
mand and sells at 9a9Ac per lb. addressed
Kentucky is merely nominal, as there is not
enough o{iSrigg to g init OF any quotations.
MILL FEED-The market is quiet and
steady with mo oierate offerings and there is
not mucn demand. Prices unchanged. Quoted
$l3 pc ton for bran, $i4a15 for shipstuhs, and
$lSa24 for mlddlIngs per ton, all on arrival,
anu 81 more in store.
. MOLASSEo-New Orleans slrup is quiet and
steady, the demand being fair for good to
choice aJ 5Oa5Sc per gallon, and inferior duh
ut 40d45c per gallon. Refined sirups are in
moderate local request at 40a9Oc pergaIlon, ac-
cording to quality. Prime sorghum is offered
at 30d31c per gallon.
UILo-Linseed s in moderate demand and
stea' y at 63a65c per gallon. Lard | l. quiet
with liberal offerings, at 95a9lc per gallon for
extra. henned petroleum is Woftn 2oA2Ic per
gallon, and demand fair.
POTATOES-Ihe market continues quiet
ana steady. There is q far local trade, and
good 10 prime sell on arrival aJ S0a9Jc per bu
from wagon, and they are worth about 10c
more per bu in store loose. Packed in store
are held at S3a3 rs per brl, and light demand.
POULTKY-There ls a firm market, the re-
ceipts being generally light, and the demand
is fair, Turkeys are worth lal2c per lb dressed,
and 8ayc for live. Chickens sell at $3a4 dressed,
and 81 75a3 80 for live per dozen.
sALT-Tnere IS steady market with lib
eral supply OF domestic, and fair demand at
ii 25 per brl OF $50 lbs, and 24c per bu. Coarse
Liverpool is held at 81 i0a1 20 per sack. Tmk's
Islam is dull at 33a35c per bu.
SEED-There is fair demand for clover and
q better supply, and selling in store at l6a1B!4c
per lb for good to prime. Timothy Is in mod
crate demand and steady at 50 10a2 20 per bu
in store. We quote fax 81 80al 40 per bu for
good to prime, and demand fair.
SUGAR-Falr trade, especially for local con-
sumption. No material change In prices. We
quote 9al0c per Id for raw New Orleans, and
Hall !. for clarified Yellow refined is quoted
lOh alOXc, extra "C' llallkc, "a" white Tx
aI2c. grilnulated l21lc, crushed 123<c, and cut
loaf 13c per Id.
TALLOW-Is steady, and in fair demand at
Sc loose per lb for city rendered, and &c packed
for country.
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.