The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-01
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1-2P. NJ,

CINCINNATI, FeD. IL F. NJ.
FLOUR-The market is steady and little or no
change, with good local demand for the retail
trade. Family at S4 2OlG4 60 for ordinary trade
brands, and "a S595 25 for fancy. Extra has a
moderate inquiry, aud quoted So 75@4 per brl. Su-
perine dull at 81 85M3 49, and low grades at ~ Is
a. 60 per brl. Rye -four quoted at 50 95(a3 10,
and hardly any on the market to bring the out
side figure. Spring wheat -four is salable at So 10
g4 % per bIl, us to quality the latter figure ior
choice Minnesota brands.
RYE-fhe market remains quiet, and with an
easy tone and ample though not large receip S.
No. quoted sic, and No at 49c in elevator but
held shade higher SAMPLE lots on arrival at 4S
G5lc per bu, and held 1692c more in store In
ferOr or rejected offering at i3Gl45 and dull.
OATS-Demand light but market steady and
quiet with moderate but ample offerings at 256Q2Gc
for prime to choice white, and 22@24e for fair to
prime mixed.per bu. Low grades are merely
nominal.
CORN-The market is quiet and steady and
very little coming in. Mixed is quoted 3212@33c
for No 2 in elevator, the inside figure bid and
81 3113@321@c for car on arrival. White held about
1c above mixed.
BARLEY-The market is easy and quiet. Good
to fall sample quoted 90c@$l 49, and ordinary lots
75@SOc. Common ranging down to 50c per bu.
Spring dull and nominal at 40t@75c, Ms to quality.
WHEAT-Is steady and light offerings with fair
milling demand Amber is quoted at 94lG95c for
choice ana 90@92c for good to prime. Red about
the same as amber and ranging down to 65c for
common per bu. White in lignt supply and wheat
nominal ct 95@97c per bu for prime to choice
MESS PORK-The demand is fair and tone of
the market somewhat easy, and prime city is
quote 50 50 per brl, but more wanted for jobbing
lots cash.
LARD-There is quiet market and moderate
demand, and prime steam quoted 6. 35@6 40c per
lb: Kettle leaf dull at 7@7l4c per lb.
BULK MEATS-The demand is moderate and
market steady. Shoulders are quoted at 8. .35a
345c clear rib at41a94.55c, and clear sides at 65
0s4.7 10 per lb. all loose
BACON-The market is quiet and steady shoul-
,1o /<AE
5}sGg5j%c per lb, ali packed. Sugar-cured hams in
fair consumpt We demand at S@9c per lb, and
shoulders at 4la@5c per 10, eanvased and packed.
COTTON-Receipts S,o23 bales pments,
steady. No change in prices. We quote officially
as follows: Ordinary 7lSc, good ordinary
&c. low middlng SIC, middling &c, good mid
ding 912c middlipg fair l0l4c, fair II &C Der ID.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady at 81 OF per gallon
BEANs-Ihe demand is only moderate and
the market is steady and quiet, with liberal re-
ceipts Selling at 81 259l 35 for choice navys, 81
al 10 for good to prime and 60@75c per bu for
common.
BUTTER-Has very quiet and ratler easy mar
ket the receipts being large and the offerings
even of the finer qualities in excess of the sales
The lower grades especially are duh and heavy.
Creamery is not selling sufficiently to establish
prices We quote prime to choice DAIRY made at
i29l4c per Id in lots, and l6@l7c for extra seec-
tions. Good packing lots at l0c medium grades
at 7aSc and common at 5G6c per lb
ing light and offerings ample, with sales at 7Ga75c
per ID for prime to choice factory and dull and
nominal for common.
COFFEE-Rio is in moderate demand and sell
ing at 18d19c for fancy yellow 17d17 1@c for choice
l6@l6%c for prime lS2915c for fair to good, and
12%@l3c for Common per ID. Java quiet and
steady at 23@7Sc per lb, Laguayra selling at 15@
lie per Id.
COAL-The demand is fair for local eonsump-
ton and the market steady and fully supplied.
Ohio River is quoted 9@10c Ashland at 1O8l1c,
Muskingum and Hooking at 1l@12c, Kanawha
and Yough ogheny at 11@12c per bu, delivered to
consumers, and nothing doing atoat.
COKE-ls quiet with light consumptive de-
mand at previous prices. Crushed at yards al 71ac
city manufactured at 7c and gas house at &c per
bu Held at &c more delivered to consumers.
EGGS-The market is firm but rather unsettled,
the receipts being light. Fresh are quoted 33aS5c
per dozen, and some small lots held even higher
but larger offerings would soon weaken the mar
ket.
FRUITs-Apples sell at 81 5oa2 so per brl and
quiet Cranberries moderate demand and quoted
seas per brl. Oranges quiet and steady at $5G6
per brl for creole and So 50@3 90 per boz for
Messina Lemons selling at S30I4 per box
HAY-Prime to choice timothy is in good local
demand and offerings liberal selling at &9tae so
per ton Inferior grades are dull and quoted S86
s so for medium and &717 so for common, per ton,
all in bales, on arrival. Held about $192 more
for store lots
.HEMP-The market is steady and quiet for
dressed, and jobbing sales at 6@61ac single and
T@712c for double per lb Moderate demand for
rough Kentucky and light supply, and held on ar
rival at S856l90 per ton.
MILL FEEDS in moderate demand and mar
ket steady, and ample supply, selling at $40 25a
10 SO for bran. $l1@12 for shipstufs and s1Sal7
for middlings per ton, all in bulk on arrival, and
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