The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-18
CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.
CINCINNATI Feb. 1S-2

ClNClSNATl, FeD 10 Z. M.
FLOUR-There is a steady market and demand
moderate. Family will sell at 81 5og6 70 per brl
for fancy brands, and ranging down to IS zoos 30
for ordinary. Extra quoted 81 S5G15 TO- superfne
S3 75@4 =, low grades 81 S5@3 30 per brl. Rye
flour at So 50@3 60 for choice Northwestern, and
50 l5@3 % for ordinary per brl Spring wheat -four
at s. 1905 so for favorte brands OF Minnesota, and
u 75te5 for inferior perbrl. ...,l .. ~ -
CORN-The offerings are liberal to-day and
there is fair demand for mixed, and sales OF
prime ear at 40c per bu on track and the same
figure at landing. Mixed sheled is 40Gg4lc per
bu in elevator, and 3S@39c on track, as to quality.
WHEAT-The market is rather easy to-day, and
the receipts are light not much demand. White
is quoted 81 25(el % for prime to choice per bu,
Red is held at 81 Goal % for prime to choice, and
81 15(gl Is for fair to good.
BARLEY-The market is quiet and demand
moderate Spring is quoted 350I45c for fair, to
prime sample lots and choice held higher, Fall
Offered at 3O@40c but dull.
RYE-ls firm and fairly active to-day with light
offerings No, selling on Change al d2c per bu.
in elevator. Prime sample on track held at 60g
Gle, and fair to good at 57y5yc per bu.
OApS-Contnue quiet Hardly any wanted ex-
cept for the local market. Receipts ample. Good
to choice white quoted 30932c, and mixed 2S93Oc
per bu on arrival
MESS PORK-The demand is light and market
LARD-Marllet easy and demand fair. Prime
steam is quoted 720g7.30c per ID, city kettle at
Tt4g77gc, and country at 712c per ID.
BACON ~ -, E,V,ery cry little doing and the market
63O@63Sc for clear, rib sides, and 612@65ac for
clear sides per ID, all packed Sugarcured hams at
S12GG912c per Id, AS to average.
MEATS-There is very little demand, but the
market remains steady. Green are quoted 3.4l0Q
$40 for shoulders 52o@514c for clear rib sides per
Id, and 512(9612c aus to average for hams per lb.
Bulk shoulders at 14931sc clear rib sides at 51g@
56Oc, and clear sides ut St4@51ac per lb for fully
cured loose. Packed meats Bg14c more than
mixed.
| iEoTToN--The market is quiet and steady ex-
cept for ordinary, which is &c lower. The official
quotations are as follows: Ordinary Sc, good ord-
liary St4c, low middling. g94c, middling 1O3sc,
good middiing lO1so, middling fair l11ac, lair
RtHfiskY-1s ri f Y active and firm and selling to-day
at II o. per gallon.
BEANS-fhe supply ismoderate, butample, and
there is a fair j0bbing demand. Choice navys
quoted 81 ao@2 per bu, good to prime white 81 70
@l So and inferior 81 25gl 10 per bu.
BUTTER-The receipts are ample and the de-
mand is chiefly local and only moderate, Only
the best grades are wanted for consumption and
these are selling at 23@2jc per Id for extra selcc
tions and single packages, but ordinarily at 20G
22c for prime to choice dairy. Fair to good lots
are quoted at 16@lSc, medium l2g14c and COM
mon offered down to Sc per ID.
CHEESE-The demand is moderate with an
ample.supply and market steady and selling for
prime to choice at 1212(gl3c per lb
COFFEE-The demand is moderate and market
and prices are without material change. WequOte
common Rio l6@l7c, fair to good lS92Oc, prime to
choice 2lW22c per Id. Java is selling at 25@27c
per Id.
CoALaThe market is quiet and steady with
ample offerings and moderate demand. We quote
re for Ioughiogheny &c for Ashland and SIC
for Ohio River per bu ahoat lie for Yough-
i9gheihy olc I6 tSr R KansWha Muskngnm and
River per bu, delivered to consumers.
COkE-Ihe market is steady, but demand light
Quoted at Sc for crushed, 7c for city manufactured
&C for gas-house, per bu at yards, and 2c more de-
llYered to consumers.
EGGS-There is Only a. modernte demand and
the market is quiet, with ample receipts, and fresh
are selling at 12c per dozen.
FRUlTS-Green apples, firm, with moderate Of
terings AT S}14 for common to medium, ,S4 5O(Q5 80
for good to choice per br Orangts quiet and steady
at S7@t7 SO per case and s. 1908 80 per box Lemons
III moderate request and quiet at S4Q14 80 per box.
light offerings. Dried fruit quiet, and apples sell
ing slowly at 3$4@4l2c, peaches at 4(a41ac for
quarters, 5(9512c for halves per ID.
HAG-The market remains steady, with fair To-
cal demand, mostly for the higher grades, and
prime to choice timothy is quoted Sggl0 per ton
i'll bales on arrival Inferior hay is dun, and held
at SS(aS 80 for medium, and $G17 50 for common
per ton. In store 81 more per ton.
HEMP-ls quiet and steady. Light offerings of
rough Kentucky and very little demand at $lOj6l
ITO per ton on arrival. Moderate jobbing de-
mand for dressed at T4a9c per ID, as to quality
MILL FEED-There is a fair demand for bran
and firm at Sl3 80 per ton. Shipstuffs held at Sl4
OH 50 per ton and quiet. Middlings steady and
moderate demand at $lG@20 per ton, all on ar
rival.
MOLASSES- Market steady, with ample offer
ings and fair consumptive demand, with New Or
leans selling at 35@43c per gallon for good to
choice; refined syrups at 5o@$l 90 per gallon, as
to quality, and sorghum at 25@3Oc for good to
prime per gallon
OlLS-Are in moderate demand generally and
the market remains steady and quiet. Prime lin |
seed is quoted Go@6lc per gallon. Extra lard oil
So sells at I0e9I2c per gallon, and refined petroleum
ut l49l5c per gallon J