The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-16
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 1872 P. M

~FLOUR-Continues steady, but the demand
is moderate and mostly f. ON the local retail
trade. VI quote fancy 81 2la6 10, family IS 8Oa
w, extra So 25a6 80. Super1ne sold up to IS Is
to-day, and is quoted down to s. ~. Low grades
sold at $4 50a4 rs per brl, and some Offering at
S4 0oa4 %. Sales OF spring to-day at II 30, but
choice Minnesota is held up to 81 0Ja7 ~ per
brl. Rye flour is In moderate demand at 81 GOA
4 rs, and buckWheat is jobbing in store at 81 50a
T w per bil, for prime TO choice
BARLE1-There is little or no demand and
quotations are nominal at 65aS5c for fail, and
4Oa6Oc for spring per bu.
OArS-The market continues firm under
limited offerings and far local demand.
White are worth 42ai8c per bu for choice, aud
57a4Uc for good to prime. Mixed are selling
at B5a38c for good TO prime, and held at 3Oa32c
for common per bu.
RYE-Ihere is moderate demand and
steady. Held at 79aSOc per bu for No. Q In
elevator. Quoted 75a78c per bu for good to
prime sample, on tracE.
v HEAT-Ihe market rules firm, though
there is not much activity. White wheat is
quoted 81 53al 60 per bu for good to choice. Red
is werth 81 45a1 80 for prime to choice, 81 3Sal 43
for fair to good, and 81 30al 30 for low grade.
CORN-There is moderate demand for
mixed to-day, ana ear ts worth 41a42c per bu
on track, and sold at 4lc tc arrive. Shelled is
held at 42a43e for prime ON track, and at 44a45c
per bu for No. in elevator.
MESS PORK-The market has firm tone
to-day. City mess is quoted $40 per brl, and
but IL Tie OHeflnR OF wanted.
LARD-There is inner feeling to day, but
the marker is quiet Prime steam is held at
10kc per lib. anu offerings light and little or no
demand. Kettle is held at 1l%al11&c for city,
10Z Za11c for country, per lb.
BACON - The market is quiet and steady
at 7Ac for shoulders, 81 a9hc FOR rib sides. anu
w ayKc for clear sides, per ID, all packed.
Sugar-cured hams are worth llhal2Kc per ID,
canvased and packed.
CUTTON-Is easy with sales Of 3l5 bales on
IA Un t0.1a fnI
lows: Ordinary 10kc, good ordinary 1Hc, low
middling l1xc, mlddllng l2c, good mldd ing
l2c, middling lair l2zc, fair 3Ic. Stock 1905
bales. Receipts to-day 429, and shipments 341
bales.
WHIsKY-The market is quiet and steady
ut 81 05 per gallon.
BEANS-The offerings are in excess of the
demand, and the market is dull. We quote
prime to choice white and navys 81 75a2 per bu
Mediums are worth 81 40al 60, and common Of
fered at S1a1 10 per bu.
BROOM CORN-Market steady and quiet
No material change. Red brush is worth 2ba
DC, green stalk braid AZ a5c, and choice green
hul 5Ia6c per lb.
BUTTER-Ihere is quiet but steady mar
ket. The receipts are heavy and the supply is
in excess Of The demand, particularly OF low
grades. Prime to choice lots are quoted l8al9c
per lb, and single packages OF extra selections
bring 20a2tc per lb Good sweet lots are worth
l6al7c per Id. Inferior grades are held at l4a
15c for mealium, and 12al3c for common, per 10.
CHEEsE-rhe demand is Moderate and
chiefly for prime to choice factory, which is
quoted i4aj4xc per lib. .t s.
COFFEE-rhere is steady though quiet
market and we observe no change IN prices
W quote ~ O4aa21c for common Rio, 21hs a22bsc
for medium, 28a24c for good to prime, "a u aZ5c
for choice, and 255sa26c fJr fancy, per Id. Java
is worth 28a32c per lb, as to quality.
COAL-The demand ls Moderate and market
steady at previous prices. The following are
the rates delivered TO- consumers: l4al5c for
Youghiogheny, l3al4c for Kanawha and Mus
kingum, l2al5c for Ashland, and l0al1c for Ohio
River, per bu. Youghlogheny afoat ia offering
at 10c per bu, and light demand. Camel is de-
livered at 22a23c per bu, and anthracite az sSa9
per ton.
city manufactured &c, and crushed he d at l0c
per bu, at yards; and about &c per bu more
asked, delivered to consumers.
DRIED FkUITS-Thera is moderate de-
mand for peaches at 1lal2c, and apples at S1S o
4hc per lb, citron sells 23as5c, figs at I2a14c,
prunes at ga 1c, and curfaats at 7aSc per lib.
Layer raIslns are worth " 0Ia2 IL per box.
EGGS-There is a moderate demand and the
offerings are liberal, with fresh selling at l4a
15c per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-There is moderate de-
mand for apples, with free offerings, and good
to choice IN store are worth 81 50a2 rs per brl.
Lemons are quiet at S4a4 80 per box. Oranges
are worth $4a4 SO per box for Sicily, and $9al0
per case for Valencia. CranDerrles quoted SEA-
. 80 per br.
HAY-The market is steady and quiet, with
only local demand. We quote s10a1U 30 per
ton on arrival for prime timothy in bales, and
50 more in store. Low grades are neglected and
held nomina ally at STAY per ton on arrival,
.HEMP-There is no rough Kentucky on the
market and it is notquotable. Dressed hemp
is in fair jobDing demand and sells at 9a9x c
per Id. ....ss.
MILL FEED-Bran is in fair demand, and
with light offerings it is firm and salable al sl3
ala per ton in bulk on arrival. Shipstuffs are
quiet at $l4a15 per ton. Mlddllngs are steady
at $1Sa4 per ton on arrival Dealers require
81 more in store.
MOLASSEo-There is a moderate but steady
demand for good to choice New Orleans at 50a
5Sc, aud inferior offered at 40a45c per gallon.
We quote 40a9Jc per gallon for refined slrups
as to quality. Sorghum is is quoted 30a3sc per
gallon.
OILS-There is a quiet market for linseed,
but the offerings are moderate, and it ia steady
at 6Sa65c per gallon. Extra lard oil is held