The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-06
CINGINNATn BALM MA HsK syr.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6-2P. M

, .. . CJNCINNATI, Feb. s6-2P. NJ
FLOUR-Sells steadily to the local retail trade.
and no special change. Family at 81 2oa5 so per
brl, lat er for special brands from fancy white
wheat. Extra s. 7094, superfine at So S5taS 20,
low GRADES So 20&g2 60 per bril- Rye flour dun at
$S 00G13 05 for choi Northwestern, and 81 900
as 55for ordinary, per brl. Spring wheat aour at
WIIEAT-The market is quiet and steady
White wheat in light supply and h Id at g7G9Sc
per bu fof prime to cholce lots Amber at 95(a96c
for prime to choice. 936g94c for good milling lots,
and SS@9lefor iair Cannon, down to 65c and
dull. Red is quoted at aboHt the same as amber
RYE-The market is quiet and steady. No.
in elevator at 5lc per bu. Good 10 prime sample
on track at 4S949c per bu. Inferior at 45c. Ample
offerinGs. ...
OATs-Quet and steady market Mixed at 21@i
2ic prime to choice White at 24(926c per bu. In
ferior dull and nominal. Offerings moderate, but
ample.
| BARLEY-The demand is moderate and market
easy. Choice fall is quoted 9Se9$l OF, and fair
to good lots At 75@S5c, and common dull down to
35c per bu. Spring dull and nominal.
! C0RN-The market has been quiet, but firm at
the close, and more liberal receipts. Mixed ear is
quoted at 32eS2@e per bu, and some strictly
prime held at SEC. Mixed shelled quoted at 33Iaac
for No 2: white shelled at 3311a@9lc per bu, but
| little iuuuiry and'not much offered
MESS PORK-The demand is fair and market
firm at ~ IS, and held at about 25c more in job
| bing OTIS
| LARD-Is active and firm and prime steam
quoted atGH@645c Kettle dull at 7Ca73sc per lb
| in small jobbing lots.
BULK MEATS-The market firm and quiet
Shoulders quoted al 3.5oG36Dc, clear rib at 43d
4. .65c, and clear sides nominal at 41s94S5e per
lb all loose.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and firm, with moderate
offerings Shoul ers quoted 41sc clear rib al 81
6I3Ic, and clear sides at SIC per ID. Sugar-cured
hams at S@9c per lb, canvased and packed.
| COTTON-Maket steady. Sales to-day 600 bales.
Stock 1851 bales. Receipts LIZ bales Shipments
l3 "a bales Offcial prices as follows: Ordinary
! nc, good ordinary Sc, low middling SIC, mid
ding &C. good middling 914c. middliDg fair 1O1ac,
WHISKY Steady and good demand at 81 o.
BEANs-The demand is moderate and market
quiet and we'll supplied Choice at 81 40d1 SO,
coed to prime at $l@Sl 25 and inferior at 759SOc
| per bu.
BUTTER-The demand is still fair for the local
trade and only the higher grades called for to any
extent. Qualitiesless than prime are not wanted
and remain dull and heavy. Creamery is not
auotable. Prime to choice dairy-made selling at
l3@5c in lots and 16@17c per obtained for single
packages of extra selections. Good lots at 1O@iic,
medium atS99cand ommOn nominal at 5Q16c per
CHEFsE-The demand is fair and market
steady, and prime to choice selling at 7@71ac per
| pound.
COFFEE-Isin fair consumptive demand and
firm at about previous prices Java at 23t92Sc per
| h. Rio at 12R@l3hc for common, 49141ac for
fair, 15@15hc for good, 16@l7%c for prime to
choice and 1S@tShe for fancy yellow per lb.
Laguayra at 15@17c per ID.
| GOAI1-The market is quiet, with moderate de-
mand and liberal supply The rates afoat are 5fQ
SIC for Ohio River, &c for Ashland, and 7Gs71ac
| for Youghiog eny. Delivered to consumers as
follows: Yough ogheny l0@l1c Kanawha l0@1lc,
| Hooking Valley and Mliskingum lO@1lc Ashland
9@loc, and Ohio River s@9c per bu.
CoKE-The market is steady and demand mod
, crate Crushed at 7%GSc, city manufaCtu tured at
6ll97c and gas house at 51aa6c per bu at yards,
and &c more delivered to consumers.
F(,GS-The market is dull and paSy with
large offerings. Fresh offering at lS@2Oc per
dozen, ....-
per brl, in store Granberries quiet at $5@7 per
br and S292 % per bu. Oranges in fair demand
at S2 25@3 per box and S5@6 per brl. Lemons
steady at 50 SOFAS, 50 per box. Dried apples dull
at 2a3c and peaches at 3(as3}4c per lb.
HAY-The market is quiet and steady, and only
a fair local demand. Wequote IS 50d9 for prime
to choice timothy, 81 5O@S for good mixed, and
Sc 5O97 for common, per ton, on arrival and s.
HEMP-The market is quiet and steady, and
and we quote 656l3c for double dressed, per h. in
store and moderate iobbing demand. and sS5@e9(
for Rough Kentucky, per ton, on arrival, and
dull .-Lz .... ..,
MILL FEED-Bran is in fair request at $40 pei
ton, and ample supply. Shipstulfs offered at Sl1d
IL per ton, and neglected Middlngs selling mod
erately at sl3@l7 per ton, all in bulk, on arrival
Held 81 az more in store. H..s
MOLASSEs-Is in moderate demand and steady
and selling at 30@3Sc for good to choice New Or
leans and 35@65c for refined syrups, as TO quality
per gallon Sorghum dull at 26ta25c per gallon
OILS-Moderate demand for prime lnseed, anC
freely offered at 62Qa63c per gallon Refined petro
leum is in fair request aud firm, and sells accord
ing to fire test at l0@lSc per gallon; Lard OIL J.
firm though quiet, and quoted at 55g57e per ga
for extra.
PEANUTs4lAre In fifir demand and ample sup
ply and steady and selling at S1a@4c for red anc
44@413c for pr me white per lb. s,l ,-..,,,.,
/ POTATOES-Ars in fair coiisumptive demand
and the supply large. Selling on arrival at 46Oab0
per bu from wagons. Held in store at 65@T5c pc
bu, latter for choice early rose. Sweet potatoes
S2@3 per brl. 4. s.,l, .,,.... ..t,.,...
POULTRY-G Generally III fair demand anc
chickens sell at 81 50aS IS per Dozen live o
dressed, and turkeys at lie per Id dressed and
for live. Ducks dull at S2@2 so, and live gees
t at $3(03 so per dozen., ... ,a-.,ts f...t.. ..-
SALT-Has a fair demand. mostly for Obi
5 River and Kanawha. which is in good supply an
,a1l;rn re hir rar af