The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-23
CINCINNATI DAKLY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 90 P. N.

FLOUR-Therc is an active consumptye trade
and prices steady. Ranging for family at S. Esq
6 70, ;s to quality or reputation OF brand. Extra
quoted 81 1905, super at - Gj13 80. Low grades
s. S5@3 25 per brl. Rye at 50 l50g3 p for inferior
brands, and s. 40013 50 for choice Northwestern.
Spring wheat selling at s. 75N94 80 for ordinary,
and up to IS 40 for choice Minnesota, according to
BARLEY-There lisa moderate demand and sup
ply large. Spring sample lots are quoted 45c for
prime, and 37@42c for fair to good Fall at 3j943c
per bu as to quality, latter for choice.
OATS-Demand light and merely local; offer
ings moderate but ample. Good to prime white
at 29@3Oc, mixed at 2S929c, choice white at 51c
per bu.
Good to prime selling by sample on track quoted
5S(gGOc per bu, No. at G0Y6lc on arrival, held l
&c more in elevator.
WIIEAT-rhe tone of the market is firm but the
demand is light and with liberal receipts, Amber
is quoted 81 % for choice, Red held at 81 1901 20
for choice, 81 1j@l II for prime, and 81 coal 13
for fair to good. White held at 81 25@gl u for
choice, 81 22gl % for prime, 81 1891 % for good
/ CGRN-The markets. quiet to-day, with large
receipts, but it remains steady: Arrival lots are
quoted 39@40c per bu for mixed ear, mostly at the
latter, for prime on track, and 3S959c for shelled
BULK MEATs-The demand is light and mar
ket easy. Green shoulders held 3.309S3sc clear
rib sides at 5@5l0 per ID. Dry salted shoulders
quoted 35sQg&14c, clear rib sides at 51s@51ac and
lear sides at 554Gt554cc per lb, all loose. About
&c more packed
'BACONEVery little doing and market rather
weak. We quote 43sc for shoulders 655@6Ec fol
clear sides, and 6Lsc for clear ribs per lb packed
Sugarcured hams at S1s@912c, shoulders at 512@
53zc per ID, packed.
MESS PORK-MNrket steady, and without much
activity. Prime city quoted $40 10, and buyers
hardly up to this figure
LARD-Moderate movement and offerings no
large with a steady market. Quoted 72097.SO
for prime steam, and 73sc for country. Kettle II
6ISc Tor city do per lb.
COTTON-Continues quiet and prices as yes
tcrday reported. Stock estimated at 7,l23 bales
Receipts 53l bales Shipments 7Sl bales Quoted
as follows officially; Ordinary. &c. good ordinar!
SIC, low middling SIC, niddling 1895 good mid
ding 1075c, middlng fair 1l1ac, fair l21ac per ID
WHISKY-Fair demand, and firm, with 130 brl
selling to-day on Change at 81 o. per gallon.
BEANS-Are in light request, supply ample ant
market steady. We quote " 25@l 40 for inferior
81 70 for prime white or mediums, and s. per bl
for best navys, in jobbing lots.
BUTTER-The receipts are not large but thu
supply is ample, and market steady and quiet
The demand is almost wholly local and fol, th
best grades, which are selling at 20@25c per lb, a
to quality the latter figure for single tubs of fame
selections Demand light for inferior, and quoteC
numinalIy at 14@l5c for medium, and l09912c 10
common per 10.
CHEESE-Is in fair demand and market stead
and quiet and selling prime to choice lots at l21
M13c per h. and inferior merely nominal
COFFEE-Therei is a moderate demand and the
market remains steady and prices unchanged. w
quote choice Rio 22@922L2c, prime 2l@2l1ac, goo'
@17c per lb, and Java at 25@26c per ID.
COAL-The market is quiet and steady with a.
ample supply, We quote Youghiogheny 9Ht
selling to consumers delivered as follows
Youghiogheny lie, Kanawha 10@1lc, Hockin
Valley and Muskingum 1O@llc, Ashland ioc an
) Ohio River S]2@9c per bu. Camel quoted l1@io
per bu. and anthracite at 81 50@S per ton delN