The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-28
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2s-2 M

FLOUR-The market is easy in tone, but
with moderate offerings prices are sustained.
Fancy ranges " 25a3 per Drl, and some selling
TO- day at 81 10, Family sold to-day at s6 s5a
'superhne IS 5Oa5 Is per brl. Low grades sold
at 81 25a4 IS per brl. Spring wheat fl lur is
Offering down to $6 so and held up to 81 10 for
choice Minnesota Rye flour is worth 81 50a
s0 and buckwheat flour So 50a7 per brl.
WHEAT-The market is easy To-Day, with
only a moderate demand. Offerings light of
the higher grades, Good to choice lots are
quoted 81 48al So for white. Red is held at 81 As
al so for prime TO choice, and 1a2c less bid; and
81 3Sa1 43 for medium quality, and 81 3oa1 So for
inferior per bu.
OATS-Moderate offerings and market held
firm, with fair demand for local use. Wequote
42a43c per bu for choice white, and 37a4lc for
fair to prime, 35a39c for fair to prime mixed,
and down to SOC for common per bu.
BARLEY-There is little or no demand but
the market is nomlnally steady under light re-
ceipts. Fall is offering at 65aS0c for far to
prime, and held up to 9Oc for choice. Spring is
quoted 40a6Jc per bu, according to quality.
CORN-ls steady to-day and receipts mod
crate. Prime mixed sold at dc per bu on track,
and is quoted 4Oa4lc at landing. Mixed shelled
is held at 42a43c per bu on track, and at 45c for
No. 2 in elevator.
RYE--Is in moderate demand and liberal
offerings, and we quote it 79c for No. 2 in ele-
vator, and 75a1Sc for good to prime sample on
track.
MESS PoRK-Continues quiet and steady:
can be bought at SIS so, but buyers will not
offer over $l5 % per brl.
LARD-Market steady to-day, but generally
quiet Prime steam quoted 9S a9X per Id, and
held mostly at the latter Kettle leaf is held
at 1O% al1c for city, and l0al0%c for country.
BULK MEATS-The market is q little firmer
to-day, but not much improvement in the de-
mand. Loose meats are quoJed 5Ta6c, clear
rib SaShc, and clear sides 81 a81Sc per lb, and
the outside figures required for fully cured.
BACON-Ihe market is steady and moderate
demand. Quoted 6XaTc for shoulders, 9Mc tor
clear rib, and 9kc for clear sides per lib, all
packed. Sugar-cured hams are worth II u al2c
per ID, in small jobbing lots, canvased and
packed.
COTTON-The market is firm to-day and
medium grades are about Nc hi CHER. Sales on
'Change to-day, 457 bales; stock estimated at
14,46j bales. The following are the official
quotations.: Ordinary 10Ac, good ordinary
1OXc, low middling l1}Sc, middling ll%c, good
mddling l2c, middllng lair 1870, fair 1870
per lb.
WHISKY-Is selling at 81 06 per gallon to-
day, and market quiet
BEANS-There is quiet but steady market,
with an ample supply. Best navys are quoted
81 75aI 80 per bu. Good to prime white held at
81 4Oal 60, and inferior $lal 25 per bu.
BROOM CORN - The demand continues
moderate, but the market is steady at previous
prices. We quole choice green hurl 51Sa6c,
green stalk braid 4aa5c, and red brush "a
4c perlb.
BUTIER-The market remains quiet and
steady with little or no change The receipts
are liberal but really fine table butter is rather
scarce. The offerings are mostly of inferior
qualities. Choice is quoted 19i2le per lb, and
fancy selections held up 10 23a2ic per Ib.
Good to prime lots are worth l6alSc per lb.
Lower grades are quoted 12al5c per III, as to
quality.
CHEESE-The market is firm with fair local
demand and selling at 14Ha15c per lb, for
prime to choice factory.
Il NIn.Nyn ion 4
steady market We quote 20aa2lc for COM
mon Rio, 81 II a22c for medium quality, 22Sa
231Sc for good to prime, 24a2 nc for choice and
COAL-The retail demand is fair and market
steady with no material change. 1t is deliy-
cred to consumers as follows: Ohio River 1)allc,
Ashland 1lal2c, Kanawha and MuskIngum
12a13c, Y0ughiOgheny 13al4c, and Camel
2Ua22c per bu. Ioushiogheny, afoat, Is effer-
ing at l0c per bu, but demand light. Anthra-
cite is worth $6a9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Is in moderate but steady demand.
Gas-house is quoted 7c, city manufactured
Sc. and crushed 9al0c per bu at yards. and &c
more delivered to consumers.
DRIED FRUiTS-Inere is a moderate de-
| mand for peaches at llal2c, and apples at sa4c
per lb. Layer raisins are steady and quiet at
| $la2 10 per box. Citron is worth 28a20c, figs
| l2a14c, prunes Sal1c, and currants Ta8c per lb.
EGGS-There is a full supply, and the de-
mand is moderate at llal2c per dozen.
| FEATHERS-Are steady but the demand is
moderate at 45c per lb for prime live geese.
| GREEN FRUIrS--There is q moderate de-
mand for apples, with god supply, and mar
ket sready at 81 26a2 per brl for good to choice
| in store. Oranges are in moderate request at
| So t0a4 per box, and S9al1 per case. Lemons
| sell at S4a5 per box. Crannerries are worth S9a
| $40 per brl.
| HAY-Ihere is quiet market, with free Of
| ferings and only moderate consumptive de-
| mand and no ma terial change. We quote No
/ l timothy $10dl0 50per ton on arrival. Inferior
| qualities are duh and offered at S7ap per ton
| ON arrival. In store ~ more is required.
4 HEMP-There is little rough Kentucky Of
| fering at 81 5a l20 per ton on arrival Dressed
| is worth 9a94c per lib, and fair jobblng de-
| malld.
| MILL FEED Bran is firm, with mode ats
ohefings anu Iair aehlahl NJ $'oai4 per Ton or
Middlings steady at sl7a22 per ton, all on ar
| rival, and 50 more asked IN store.
\ MULASS ES-Thc market is steady but qaiet.
] with no material change in prices. New Or