The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKEr.

FLOUR-The market is quiet but steady. We
quote family s. 350g5 60 per brl, according to
qualityor reputation of brand, the outside figure
for fancy Extra at 81 750l5 co. supertine at So 800
49, and low grades at 1908 ~ per brl. Spring
wheat -four at S4 75@5 o. and rye -four at S. 25G9
3 SO per brl.
BARLEY-The demand is fur and the receipts
heavy, with an easy market. We quote spring at
406I50c for fair to prime and held at 53aAlc for
choice. Fall dull and light offerings at30g45c per
bu as to quality.
WIIEAT-rhe market is strong and higher. Re
ceipts moderate and no great demand Choice
lots quoted 81 27a 2S forwhite and 81 22Wl % for
red but held 1(92c more. Coed to prime red is
quoted 81 15@l Is per bu
BACON-Thc demand is light and market dull,
We quote shoulders 4t4mA1gc, clear rib at GAG
61sc, clear sides at 612@G}Se per ID, and sugar
cured hams at 9@94e per III, canv'sed and
0ATs-Are in fair local demand and good sup
ply. We quote mixed 2s@29c for good to prime,
and white at +30@3lc per bu.
RYE-The market rules firm and demand fair
with limited offerings. No in elevator quoted
at 6c per bu, sample lots on track at 56W57c for
good and 57d059c for prime per bu
CORN-The market is firm and not much i'll to-
day. Demand fair, and mixed ear quoted 4Oc
per bu, on arrival, and some selling on Landing
at inside figure. Shelled is quoted SOC for prime
mixed on track; 4lc for No. in elevator.
Whites nominally 1e92c more than mixed.
MESS PORK-The market is firm but quiet at
$40 75@1O IS per brl, and held at $l1 per brl
LARD-Moderate demand and firm market
Prime steam isquoted 7.@ot973sc per lb City ket-
tie at Sc, and country do at PC per ID.
MEATS-Green meats are firm and quiet. Shoul-
ders quoted ut 31413.55c clear rib sides at 5.l5@
5Hc Hams at 51s@6l4c per ID. Dry ssited meats
rib sides, and held 59O@6c for clear sides per Id,
outside figure fully cured, all loose.
COTTON-The market is dull and weak, with
further decline of &c in inferior grades: Sales
to-day 572 bales. Shipments 6l4 bales We quote
the following official prices: Ordinary SIC, good
ordinary $40 low middling 934c, niddling lV>Se,
good middling 1896 nddling fair Il1ac, fair l21ac
per ID.
WHRsKY-Is in fair demand. and selling 81 Oh
BEANS-The supply is ample but the demand is
light and market steady. Choice naVys are quoted
81 906l2 good to prime white or medium 81 659
75 and inferior at 81 25@l 40 per bu
BUTTER-There is a quiet but steady market.
The best grades are selling freely for local con-
sumption with only moderate offerings. The
lower grades are plenty and duh. Weqnote prime
to choice lots at 20@22c and up to 25c for fancy Sc
lections OF single tubs. Medium at l4@l5c and
common down to sc per lb
CHEESE--The demands fair and market steady
with prime TO choice, selling at 12hac@l3c per ID.
COFFEE-The demand is fair and market re-
mains steady as.folloWs: Rio at 17@lSc for COM
mon 19612lc for fair to good, 2l12@22c for prime,
22156l23e for choice per h. and Java selling AT 25@
2Sc per ID, as to quality.
C0AL--The market is quiet and steady with
ample offerings and moderate demand. We quote
nc for Youghiogheny &c for Ashland, and 5%c
for Ohio River per bu atioat; lie for Yough,
iogheny, 10@llc for Kanawha, Muskingum and
Hooking Valley, 10c for Ashland and &c for Ohio
River per bu, delivered to consumers,
COKE-There is moderate local demand and
prices steady selling at wards at &c for gas'house
7c for city manu- iactured and &c for crushed per
bu, and delivered to consumers at &c per bu above
these figures.
moderate demand and large receipts, with fresh
selling at 12c per dozen.
| FRUITS-Market steady for green apples, with
good supply and demand moderate at 50 500
so for fair to good $5da5 50 for prime to choice
per bril- in store Cranberries selling at IS 5000 pei
Isbrl for prime to choice. Lemons in moderate de.
mand and firm at SAGA 80 per'box. Oranges quiet
and selling at 81 5098per case and SS93 so per box
5GD515c for halves, 31s@414c for quarters per lb.
| HAY-Market quiet and steady, with moderate
demand and ample offerings Wequote prime to
choice timothy 5000 per ton, good mixed at s. &c
99 and inferior at $7@S per ton all in bales. Oh,
arrival.
HEMP-The market is dull, and rough Ken
lucky is selling at $l05@llO per ton, on arrival
with moderate offerings, and demand at 8@st
| per lb in store
MILL FEED-The market is firm and demand
fair Bran is in moderate supply at $l3@l3 80 pei
ton, shipstufs quoted $l3 50@14 50, and middlings
quiet at $l6(a2l per ton, all in bulk, on arrival
MOLASSES-Steady and quiet, moderate mar
ket and moderate consumptive demand We
quote New Orleans 37t945e per gallon for good tc
choice; Tehned SyrupS at 45@gS5c per gallon, as Cc
| quality. Sorghum at 25@g33c per gallon.
| OILS-Market steady for all kinds, and demand
moderate We quote prime linseed at 6l@62c
refined petroleum at 14@l6c, and extra lard oil
| 1972c per gallon.
POTATOES-The market is quiet and steady
with q full supply, but very little demand. Good
to choice in store quoted 35@45c per bu. None
selling on arrival. Sweet potatoes are quoted
$3 25@3 rs per brl in store.
POULTRY-The market rules steady and quiet,
with moderate demand, and chickens are quoted
$292 SO for dressed, and 81 75092 Is for live, pei
doz Turkeys at 7La9sc for dressed, and Sc fol
live, per lb. Live ducks at S2@2 50, and geese al
50 2@3 rs per ioz.
| SALT-There is a moderate demand and an
ample supply, and Ohio River and Kanawha is
selling at 9Oe@sl per bri of bushels, and 81 20@
| l 25 per brl Oft bushels We quote Turks Island
s5@S6c per bu, and coarse Liverpool at q l0@l q
! per Sack