The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-07
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7-2 p. M.

| CtNClNNATA DAILY mARAETs
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7-2 p. M.
FLOUR-The demand is moderate and prices
are steady. Fancy IL worth 81 40a3. Family
sold to-day at $6 S5aT. Extra is quoted 81 25a
90, superline So 5Oa5 75, low grades "a jOa6, and
spring wheat flour $6 40a6 30 per brl. Rye 1our
| is worth S4 o0a4 75, and sales OF choice North
western at the latter price to-day. Buekwheat
| flour is quoted Sla7 % per brl.
| WHEAT-Is firm though quiet. White is
| Red is held at 81 Sal 50 per bu for inferior to
choice. Hill is worth as much as white, but is
merely nominal
RYE-The demand is light but the offerings
are not large, and the market remains quiet at
SOa Sic for no. 2 in elevator, and 77a79c for
! good to prime on track.
| BAkLEY-Nothing Of consequence doing
| and market nominally unchanged. Fall is held
| AT 7Oa9Jc per bu for common to prime. Vest
| ern spring is quoted 40a55e for common TO fair,
and 6Oa6jc for good to prime, but sales scarce
| ly sufficient to establish quotations.
| CORN-There Is quiet market to-day;
offerings moderate. Mixed Is quoted 4la42e
| for ear, anu 42a43c for prime shelled on track.
bushel.
| OATS-Market firm and fair consumptve
demand Mixed sell at 32a3ee for fair to prime,
| and held at 25a28c for common. White are
quoted 35a4Oc for good to choice per bu.
| BACUN-Is in light demand but steady at
I7Lc for shoulders, w age for rib sides. and
9Ac for clear SUES, per lb, all packed. sugar
cured hams are worth l2a12A c pei 10 in iobbing
| lots.
BULK MEATS-The market is steady and
quiet, shoulders are quoted 6H a6kc clear rib
SIDES 81aaSAc, and clear sides AaoIc per Id,
for partly cured meats, loose, and ABOUT Nc
more packed.
MESS PURK-The market remains quiet.
City mess is quoted $l6 oOal5 rs per brl. Small
Ijobbing lots are held at SIT, spot.
| LARD-The market Is shade irmer to-
xIa
steam Is quoted 1065a164c, and mostly held at
the latter figure. City kettle is held at ll3sa
lll&c, per ID, spot, and country Is Offering at IL
| ali Nc per ID.
Sales to day 42O bales. Stock 155,43 b.,les. The
official quotations are as follows: Ordinary
1Okc, good ordinary 1lHc, low middlng llHe,
mlddling l2Hc, good mlddling 1910, middilng
lair l22Sc, far 8Te per pound. ,oo
| WHIoKY-Eteady and quiet, and 100 br.s
sold on Change to-day at 81 05 per gallon.
| BEANS-Are in moderate demand and the
market steady though quiet and offerings
light Of best navys, which are worth 81 eOa2 per
Du. Good to prime white are worth 81 4Oal W
per bu, and common are dull at 81 l6al 20
per bu.
BROOM CORN-Very little doing, but the
offerings are not extensive, though large, and
prices are steady. We quote 2a4c for common
to good red brush, 41sa5c for green stalk braid,
| and X a6c for green hurl, per Id.
BUTTER-A dull and easy market, with
large receipts and little or no demand, except
for local consumption, which requires but a
| moderate quantity Of the best grades. Choice
dairy is quoted lSa19c, ana good to prime Is
offered at iUal7c per lb, with 2a3 more for sin
gle packages OF selections. Medium ls held
at Ma15c, aud common al 12al3c per ID.
CHEE5E-The demand is moderate, but the
market remains steady. Prime to choice facto-
ry Is worth l3hal4c per lib.
| COFFEE-Ihe market is quiet and steady at
previous prices. Rio is worth 20a2lc tor COM
mon, u 1a23hc for fair to good and d SSha253fS g
for fancy. Java Is selling at 2Sa32c per lb, as
to quality.
| COAL-The demand is moderate and mar
keU continues steady. Youghlogheny is worth
a12c afoat and l4al5c delivered to consumers.
Ohio River Is worth l1al2c, Ashland l2al3c,
Muskingum 13al4c, Kanawha l4al5c and can
nei 22a23c per bu, delivered to consumers. An
thracite coal is quoted SSa9 per ton.
COKE-There ls moderate retail trade, and
prices are steady, with no material change.
l Gas house is worth 7c per bu at yards, and 9c
delivered. City manufactured is worth &c at
yards, and l0c delivered: crushed 9al0c at
yards, and 1lal2c delivered to consumers, per
bushel
DRIED FRUITS-There is moderate de-
mand for apples at S1sa4ac, and peaches are
quiet at 1lal2c per ID. RaIslns are in moder-
ate request at $2a2 III per box. Citron sells
at 23a25c, figs at l2alic, prunes 9allc, and
currants 7ha8c per lb.
EGGS-There Is moderate demand for fresh,
with ample offerings, and selling at lSalsc per
dozen.
| GREEN FRUITS-Apples are in moderate
demand with liberal offerings at 81 5Oa2 IS per
brI Tor good to choice. CranDerrles are in mod
crate demand S. 5Oa9 so per brl for good to
prime. Lemons are worth 81 5Oa5 per box. Or
anges are quoted ~ 75a3 50 per box for Messina,
HAY-Moderate local demand only, with lib
eral receipts, and market quiet. We quote SIC
all per ton on arrival for No. timothy, and
inferior offered at $7a9 per ton. Dealers ask 81
more in store.
HEMP-There is no undressed Kentucky on
the market and quotations r it are nominal.
Dressed is selling in iobDing way at 9a914e
per Id.
MILL FEED-Moderate demand for all arti-
cies, and the receipts are ample but not eX-
cesslve. Bran is worth $l3 per ton. Shipstpfs
held at $l4a15 per ton. MidalIngs quoted SIS
a24 per ton; all in bulk, on arrival. In store,
| MOLASSEo-New Orleans sIrup is in fairlo
cal demand and selling at 6Oa5Sc per gallon for
good to choice. We quote refined sirups 45u90c
per gallon, asito quality; and good to prime
sorghum held at 30I3 per gallon.
OlLS-Linseed is in moderate demand and
steady at 63a6 C per gallon. Extra lard oil is
selling at 95ag7c per gallon and quiet. Refined
petroleum is worth z7a2Sc per gallon.
| rATOES-COntlnue quiet and steady.
Sales are made from wagon at e0a90c per bu
for prime to choice varieties, and he d in store
at 95eas1 per bu, loose. Packed are quoted $3a
8 25 in store, but there is little or no shipping
demand.
| POULTRY-The mark ct is steady and quiet.
Chickens are selling at 50 50a3 20 per dozen for
dressed and s2a3 for live, with ample receipts
and demand moderate. Turkeys are quoted ia
7c for live and Sal0c for dressed per Id.
SALr-There is y steady market for domes-
tic, with fair de uand, and ohio Klver and
Kanawha is worth Ac per bu and 81 36 per brl
of $50 lbs. Coarse Liverpool Is worth 81 l0al o
per bu, and dull Turks Island is worth 33a
35c per bu.
SEED-There is a firm market for clover
with moderate offerings at l6ka16hc per lb in
store and none selling on arrival. Timothy Is
worth 81 l5a2 70 per bu in store for good to
prime. Fax is quoted 81 S0al 40 per bu and
fair demand
SUGAR-There is a fair demand and market
firm. We quote New Orleans 9al0cg raw, and
Hall kc for clarified per lb. Yellow refined is
worth 10 u al0%c, extra &C" llallkc, ga" white
lllkal2c, powdered and granulated 12Aal2hc,
crushed 12x al2&c, and cut loaf 13c per b
TALLOW-Is steady, with fair demand, and
city rendered is worth &c per 10 loose, and
country &c packed, aud ample offerings.