The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-21
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARK EFT.

CaNtANNAih DAhLh WARN
CrNcrNNATr. Feb 21-2P NJ.
FIOUR-Hs in fair eonsnmptve demand and
the market firm. Spring whe t -four selling up
o$ As for choice Minnesota and inferior at 81 80
"a Is per bril- Rye -four steady and quiet at " 95
as 10 per br latter for choice Northwestern.
Family -four quoted ut $5a5 IS for fancy, and "a 40
@4 70 for ordinary trade br nds Extra at So 9G@
20. Superfine neglected at So 90@3 40, and low
grades at ~ 2592 70 per brl.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and steady to-day
with light recei u, and little II any change in
prices from yesterday Good milling lots dnoted
at 9t@96c, NJ. 2 at 9Sc and choice at Sl@l o. pr
bu for red and amber, and about the same quota
tions f. r white.
0ATS-There is firm and quiet market, with
moderate receipts but ample. White is quoted
at 26@28c per bu for good TO prime and choice
ut lM2c more, but scarce Mixed 23@26c per bu
for fair to prime. Low grades merely nominal
RYE-The market remains steady and quiet
with liberal receipts and fair demand. FAIR to
good sample viii bring 4s@ i9c, prime at 5o@51c
and choice 2@3c more on track; No. 2 in elevator
at SIC, and No. 8 at SOC per bu. Inferior and re-
jected al 45147c per bu.
BARLEY-The market IS quiet. Receipts mod
crate and not much doing, hut held firm. Prime
to choice fall quoted 81 al 10 and fair to good at
75@9Oc, and inferior at 4O@6oc per bu. Spring bar
ley My nominal.
CORN-The market is held firm to-day with fair
demand. Mixed oar is salabe at 3593515c, but
held at 36c for prime on track: Shelled at 369
SIC, and the outside figure asked r No. 2 in ele
"A'1S Sesi oe o'SSoo/2S s>SA>' SAs 'A'"'S
offering.
BULK MEATs-There is a moderate demand
and the market is steady Shoulders quoted at 3.65
@35z., held at the outside; clear rib at DC, and
clear s.des at 514c per fb. all loose.
LARD-Is in good jobbng demand, and market
steady, at 53s@6 65c for prmH steam, and held at
6. zoe per rb City kettle at 74@719c, and country
do held at 7c lb.
MESS PORK-EIas quiet firm market and
moderate demand and quoted at $40 % per brl and
bids for mixed lots ut l5@25c less but it is held ut
more.
BACON-The market is quiet and steady, de-
mand moderate and liberal offerings. Shoulders
at 44fa4ssc, clear lib held at 5sc, and clear sides
at 55<@55sc per b Sugar-cured meats in good
consHmptive 1nt demand, and hams selling at s11a@
9hc, as 10 average or brand. Breakfast bacon at
615@7c and shoulders at 514@59sc per lb, canvased
&C CoTToN-The market is frmer to-day but con-
tinues quiet Quotations advanced Isc on low
grades Stock 9l47 bales. Official prices as fol-
j ws: Ordinary &C. good ordinary SIC, low mid
ia aias x sf s nsnE rs sSsa pss poans %iSsdns
| WHISKH-Is frmer to-day and 1c higher, with
sales OH Change ats Oh per gallon.
| BEANS-Market quiet and steady. with ample
receipts. Selling at 81 50@l 60 per bu for choice
navy, 81 15@1 80 for good to prime white, and rs
assoc for common in jobbing lots
| BUTTER-The receipts are liberal, especially
Of the lower grades, which are dull and heavy
The suppy of the finer qualities is about equal to
the demand, and for these good local trade is
maintained. We quote prime to choice dairy
made at lS@15c in lots, but single selected pack
ages sell up to 17@1sc per ID. Good packing lots
at 10@1lc, and inferior at 5@Sc per h.
| CHEESE-ls in fair demand with large offerings,
and the market steady for prime to choice factory
NJ c0fFEaoIs Sfsfna i in Il fair demand and has steady
market without material change. We quote Java
at 23@2Sc, and Laguayra at 15R@l7c per lb, Rio
commo on at l21S@1S1ac, fair at 14@l41ac, prime 10
choice at 161a@1S1ac, and fancy yellow al l992Oc
CoAL-There is moderate demand and sup
| ply ample. Delivered to consumers at 899c for
on River, 9ta10c for Ashland, 1o@l1cfor Hook
ing Valley and tMuskingum, and lO@llc for
Kanawha and YoughiOgheny per bu. Lots adoat
offered at SIC for Ohio River, 6961ac for Ashland,
&c for Kanawha, and 7@7kac for Youghiogheny
COKE-Is quiet with moderate demand and
4 ample supply, and prices unchanged. Held at
wards gas-house at &c city made at &c and crushed
at &c per bu, and delivered to CONSUMERS at &c
more.
EGGs-The receipts are heavy and demand only
moderate and the market Is easy, with fresh at l3
@14c per d. zen.
apples at 81 7592 80 per brl. Oranges in fair de-
mand at S2(d2 IS per box and IS 50@6 so per case
Lemons selling at 80 50@3 SO per box Dried ap
pies quiet at 2t629c, and driel peaches at 3@S}4c
per h. Cranberries In moderate demand at 5g6t
HAY-Is in good consumptive demand. Steady
market and good supply at previous prices. Sell
ing on arrival s1 y t SogS per TON loF prime s e
so for common, per ton. In store, " more asked
HEMP-Is quiet with light demand and moder
ate offerings, and rough Kentucky selling Y $50
90 per tom on arrival, and dressed in lair job
bing demand at SIC for single, and 712c fo
5 double dressed per lb, In store.
MILL FEED-IIas quiet anG steady marke
J with amnle supply and generally moderate de
mand We quote middlings SlS@17, shipstufs a
1@12 and bran at $40 per tom all in bulk on arri
val Held 80 more in store.
: MOLASSfS-The demand is only moderate
3 Market quiet and steady. and unchanged. Re
fined syrups at 40@65c per gallon, as TO quality
r New Orleans syrups at 30@Sac for good to choice
per gallon. Sorghum dull at 20@25c per gallon
3 0IIs-Retined petroleum Is quiet and easy a
: 101.@l2c per gallon. Lard oil trm and fair job
. bing demand at 5S@60c per gallon for extra
Prime linseed fairly active at 65c per gallon.
PEANUTS-There is quiet market and steady
The supply is large and the demand fair. Whit
e selling at 4ka41Sc, and red at 3la@4c per lb.
: POTATOES-The demand is fair for local con
: sumption and supply ample. Choice early ros
sell at 75C9SOc per bu in store Peachblows at 65G
zoe in store, and 50@55e for arrival lots per bu
Sweet potatoes at 81 752 rs per brl as to quality
POULTRY-The market ID firm and demaR
fair. Chickens selling at $3@4, and some choic
fowls higher Live turkeys at 1l9@l2c, AM
|, dressed at 14c per h. Live geese dull at IS 25@
rs, and ducks at SS6D3 so perdozen.
SALT-There Is q fair demand for Ohio Rive
I and Kanawha and the market steady at 81 20@l
y per brl OF s bu, and 81 so per barrel of bu. Di
e for Liverpool at 81 10@i 20 per sack, and Turk
! Island at 34G35c per bu.
i SEED-TimotiTy remains firm, and fair jobbin
i demand. at 81 40@l so per bu Steady and Quie
in store per ID Fair demand for fax. and sellin
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