The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI, Feb. 90 2. M.


FLOUR-There is quiet market, with fair
local demand. Fancy held at 81 25aS per brl.
Family is worth SO soar 90. Extra is quoted
$6 25a6 80, superflne $j 5Oa5 rs, and low grades
81 25a4 Is per brl. Spring wheat -four is worth
$6 soar ~. Rye -four "a 5Oa4 Is, and buckWheaU
So 5Oa7 25 per brl, as to quality.
BARLEY is nothing doing and the
market is entirely nominal. Held at 66aS5c
for fall, anu 4Oa6Oc for spring per bu, as to
quality.
OATS-Market quiet and steady. Mixed are
quoted 35a39c for fair to prime, and down to
30c for inferior per bu. hite are quoted 42c
for choice ana 3la40c for good to prime per bu
Rf fE-Is In moderate demand, with ample
offerings. We quote sample 75a18c for good to
prime on track; No. held at 79aS0c per bu, in
elevator.
WHBAT--Is quiet and easy; moderate local
milling demand, mostly for the best qualities.
Good to choice white is worth 81 5Oai 90 per bu;
red is quoted 81 45al co. for prime to choice, 81 ~
al d for fair to good and 81 30a1 35 per bu for
inferior.
CORN-Market rather inactive to-day, but
firm with limited receipts. Prime mixed ear
on track is worth 4la42c per bu, but little Of
fering. Shelled is quoted 42a43c for prime on
track, and 44a4lc for No. 2 in elevator.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and
steady at SIS 50al5 rs per brl for city mess, and
moderate demand at the inside figure.
LARD-Steady and quiet. Prime is quoted
9%a91&c, and offered at the latter price. Kettle
leaf is quoted l0Aallc for city and lOal0Ac for
country per lb.
GBULK MEATS-There is very little dong
to O-day, and market easy. Held at 5X acc for
shoulders, SHaeAc for clear rib sides, and Syaa
SIC for clear sides per lb, all loose. Packed
| are held HaAe per ID more than loose.
BACON-Ine market is quiet, but held firm
at &c for shoulders. 9Ka9Ac for clear rib, and
93sa9Iac for clear sides per lb, all packed. Su-
gar-cured hams in fair jobbing demand at II u
al21ac per ID.
COTTON-Market quiet and prices are Ac
lower for all grades except ordinary. Sales
to-day 7S bales; stock 14,9J6 bales. W quote:
Ordinary 101zc, good ordinary 10Xc, low mid
ding l12sc mlddling ll%c, good mdding II Xc,
middling lair l27fc, fair 81 c per lb
WHISKY-Is steady to-day at 81 06 per
gallon, at which price 800 brls sold ON 'Change
to-day.
BEANS-The offerings are generally large,
and the demand is light We quote 81 75al W
per bu for prime to choice nAVys. 81 40al 6U
for mediums. 81 25a1 81 for good, and 90ca
81 for common, per bu
BUTTER-There is still quiet but steady
market. The best grades are in moderate con-
sum Dtive demand at 20a2lc for Western Re-
serve dairy, and Sal9c for Central Ohio per b,
and generally only single selected packages
bring these figures. Lower ades are plenty,
but neglected and nominal at 14a15c for me-
dium and 12al3c for common per lb
CHEESE-Prime to choice factory is in fair
consumptiye demand at l4taa15c per lb, and
market firm.
COFFEE-There is moderate demand and
steady mirket We quote: s01aaalc for COM
mon Rio, 81 n a22c for medium quality, 2216a
23Rc for good to prime, 24a2 nc for choice, and
held up to 2j1za'6c for fancy, per Id. Java is
worth 2Sl30o per lb.
COAL-There is a steady and quiet market,
| with no change in prices. We quote the follow
ing delivered to consumers: l3al4c for Yough-
| logheny, 12a13c for Kanawha and Muskingum
Valley, 1lal2c for Ashland, and loallc for Ohio