The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 23-2 p. I

FIOUR-Moderat demand and no material
change. Fancy is quoted 81 2ia8 90, family
S6 85a7 OO, extra Sc 25a6 60 superGne IS 5Oa
6 Is, and low grades "a 2ja4 rs per brl. Spring
is offered down to So 80, and sales Of choice
Minnesota day at 81 l5. Rye Hour is worth
$4 6Oa4 Is, and buckwheat -four So 25a7 0O per
brl, as to quality.
WHEAf-Tne market is quiet and easy
Offerings somewhat larger GOOD to choice
lots are held at 81 40al 80 for red, and$ 50al 90
for white, but 2a3c below these figures is bid.
Inferior red is quoted VI 3Oal 35 per bu. and
dull. Hill is worth nominally about the same
as similarg grades OF white, bat little or none is
offered. .t..-
CORN-The demand to-day is moderate;
market steady. Mixed ear on track lslquoted
AZ 43c per bu for prime, and sales at the inside
figure, and is offered on Landing at 4Oa4lc per
bu. Shelled is quoted 42a43c for prime mixed
Oh track, and held at 44a45c per bu in ele-
vator. ... .......
OATs-Demand chiefly for local consumption
but the market is steady with no material
change. Mixed are quoted 35a39c per bu for
fair 10 prime, and 3Oa33c for low grades White
are held at 42a43c for choice and 97a40c fol
good to prime. -r
RYE-Steady market and offerings only
moderate and no great demand at 7SaSUc for
No. 2, the latter figure in elevator, 75a7Sc for
good to prime sample on track. Inferior lots
are merely nominal.
BARLEY There is very little Offering, and
scarcely any demand. Held nominally aG 40a
MESS PORK-There is a frmer feeling to-
day, and prime city mess is held at SIS 7oa16,
but $l5 50 offered FOR round lots.
LARD-There is a steady market and quiet
at 9Ia9Mc per Id for prlme and lUc generally
asked for small lots. City Kettle is quoted lOK
all &c per Id. - -,1 -.. .......
BULK MEATS-Market quiet and steady.
Shoulders are quoted 5zSa6e, clear rib sides So
aSNc, and clear sides 5Ia8fsc per lb for fully
~, ,tyni IN eats. all loose. t...
BACON--Tne market is quiet and steady.
Shoulders are quoted 7a71Sc, clear rib sides 9N
agXc, and clear sues ga a9h perlb, all packed.
Sugar-C cured hams are quoted llal2HG, can
vased ana packed. .. ...,
UOTT0N-Ihe market is easier to-day. with
decline Of %a1zc per III except for ordinary.
Sales $50 bales; stock II 1854 bales. we quote
the official rates as follows: Ordinary 1Okc,
good ordinary lie, low ,middling uhc, md
ding Ac, good mddling l2c, middllng Iair
12Ac, fair 31Ec per ID.
WHISKY-Markeu STEADY, and sales to-day
on 'Changeof 2l5 brls at 81 06 per gallon.
BEANS-T There is moderate demand at
previous prices, aud the market is well sup
plied. Best navys are worth III S0al90 per Du,
good to prime white mediums 81 40al 60, and
Inferior held at $la1 25 per bu. ~. s..rfr 10,
BUTTER-NOthIng doing beyond moderate
local consumptiye demand, for which only the
finest qualities are requred, Uneringsof which
are Light. The lower grades are plenty and
duh. Prime to choice dairy is worth SC for
Central OHIO, and ,I9a29c for w estern Reserve
per ID, and la2c more is Obtained for extra Sc
lectlons in single packages. Lower grades are
quoted 14ai5c for mediums, anG l2a13c for COM
mon per b 7". '.''A0e-a -.i. .t.
CHEESE Moderate demand, but firm mar
ket forprime TO choice factory, which is quoted
IAN al5c per lb. l'.l ,..'-s...-.
COFFEE-Quiet and steady, with no mate
rial change. Rio is worth ~ taa21c for COM
mon, u "a a221Sc for medium, 23aAc for good to
prime and 241aa25c for choice per1b. Java is
quoted 2Sa3lc per lb ~ .-. .f-1@'l
: GOA Lr-Moderate local demand and offerings
LIBERAL and we quote delivered tooonsumers as
follows: Ohio River l0allc, Ashland 1lal2c,
Muskingum Valley and Kanawha 12a19c,
Youghl0gheny 13al4c, and cSnnel 2Ua22c per
bu. Anthracite is offered at $Sa9 per ton, de-
livered. ~ i H.+ .'
DRIED FRUITS Domestic fruits quiet and
freely offered at 3a4c per ID for apples, and
109a al2c for peaches Moderate demand for
foreign ut 23a25c for eitron,y l2al4c for figs, 9a
l llc for prunes, and Ease for currants per lb.
Layer ralslns are quoted $2a2 10 per box.
EGGS-The receipts are excessive, and there
is a. allimited demand, and buyers only offer I0a
lie per dozen, but small lots are held at 12c.
GREEN EiiUIrS-AppIes are IN moderate
request with free offerings at 81 25a2 per brl for
good to choice. Cranberres sell at $9al0 per
brl for good to choice. Valencia oranges are
worth $1la12 per case, and sicily sella 81 50a4
per box. Lemons in fair demand and hrm at
81 50a6 per box.
market and no material change in prices. We
quote SO U0al0 80 per ton for No. timothy in
bales on arrival. Inferior grades are dull and
offered at $7a9 per ton on arrival In store
dealers ask 50 more. i. +'" .H
HEMP-Ihere is no rough Kentuckyson the
market, and it is entirely nominal. Dressed is
quiet and steady, with jobbing sales at sa91<c
per lb in store. -.
MILL FEED-Quiet and steady market with
no material change. Bran is quoted Sl3al4,
shipstuffs Sl4a15, and middlings $17a22 per ton,
all on arrival In store dealers ask " more
per ton. .|..
MOLASSES-Ther is q fair local demand
for New Orleans sirup at 50a5Sc for good to
choice. Refined sirups are quoted 40a93c per
gallon, according to quality. sorghum is OFFER
ing at 30a35c per gallon. |l .
OILS-Linseed isisteady and in moderate re-
quest at 65a61c per gallon. Lard oil is in linz
tied demand with flee offerings OF extra at 93a
95c per gallon. Refined petroleum is worth 22a
23c per gallon.
POTAroES-Market quiet and steady. Good
to prime are selling to the local trader ON ar
rival at Sya9)c per Du, loose, and some choice
varieties held up to 81 per Du. There is very
little shipping demand but the best grades are
held in store at $al 10 per bu, loose and $Sa3 81
per brl packed.
P0ULrRY-Market quiet with liberal Offer
ings. Chickens are worth S3a3 70 per dozen fo1