The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-10

quiet and easy. We quote sample lots on arrival
at 4995lc for prime to choice. and 4S@49c for fair
b. good. and about lc more in elevator. Inferior
dull at 45c per b..
BARLEY : Has quiet, steady market and
ample supply, with fall quoted 90c@$l 05 per bu
for good to choice and 50@Soe for ordinary, and
down To 4ec for common per hu. Spring is dull
and nominal
WHEAT-The demand is fair for local milling
purposes, aud market steady. We quote amber
at 85@90c for good sample, 91992c for prime, and
h Id 29Sc more for cholee, and red abont the
same figure. White scarce and nearly nominal at
93G995c for prime to choice. Low grades nnge
down to 65c and dull.
BULK MEATS-The demand is moderate and
steady. Shoulders quoted at 3ssc, clear rib held
at 4.70@4s4e and clear sides nomLlally at 4so@
| MESS PoRK-The demand is rather light, but
market firm at $l0@l0 % per brl for prime city
mess and small lots held higher.
| LARD-Is fairly active and firm, and prime
steam is quoted at 61a@6s6c per ID, and held
mostly up to the latter cash
| BACON-lhe market remains steady, but quiet,
clear rib and 591c for clear sides, per lb. su-
gar-cured hams at S@9c, as to average or brand,
454g5c for >hnuldeIs and 5ZGg7c for breakfast ba
con, per H. canvased and packed.
! COrTON--The market ia strong to-day at yester-
days quotations. Stock SOL bales. Sales at the
| Cotton Exchange 90 bales. We append prices az
follows Ordinary re, good ordinary sac, low
middling SIC middling C, good middling SIC
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| WHlSKY-Has good demand and the market
is flrmer aud advanced 1c to-day, with sales at
81 OF per gallon.
BEANS-Are in fair consumptive demand and
market steady and quiet. We quote common
down to SIC, fir to to prime at al 25 and choice
navys at 81 4O@l GO per bu, in store.
| BUTTER-Market steady and quiet. The re-
ceipts are LIBERAL but largely OF the lower quail
tiles, which are dull and heavy. There is a con-
tinued fair demand lor the finer grades for the
locaI retail trade Creamery is not selling Dairy
made sells up to 16@l7e for selected and l2gl5c
| for prime to choice II lots. Medium to good lots
| at 8(g10c ana common at 506c per lb.
| CHEESE-The demand is moderate and the
market quiet and freely offered at 7:971ac per Id
for prime to choice. Common dull and un-
quotabe.
COFFEE-Moderate consumptive demand and
the market firm but scarcely any change. We
quote Java at 23@zSc Rio at l21a@l5!2c for com
mon, l49151ac for fair to good, l6916%c for prime,
and 17@lSc for choice. and 1S'a@l9c for fancy
yellow per Id; and Laguayra at l5Ia@1712c per Id.
COAL-There is a lair local demand and Offer
ings sufficient Selling to consumers at l0@l1c
for Youghol, ,heny and Kanawha 10@l1c for Mus
kingum and Hooking Valley. 9@l0c Tor Ashland,
and S@9c for Ohio River per bu. Rates atloat are:
Ohio River 595lac Ashland 51a@6c, Kanawha and
Youghiogheny 7@71ac per bu.
| COKE-Demand moderate but market steady,
with ample offerings without material change.
We quote gas-house at &c, city manufactured at
7e, and crushed &c per bu at yards, and &c more
delivered.
EGGS-Market quiet and easy with liberal Of
ferings, and fresh are quoted at lS@l9c per
dozen.
FRUITs-Apples plenty and fair demand at
S2@2 30 per br for prime to choice and inferior at
81 50@l IS per brl. Lemons quiet and steady at
$2 50@3 SO per box, and oranges at " 5Og3 per
box. and s. 5o@6 per brl, latter for Creole Gran
berries quiet at $6@pS per bril-
| HAY-The demand renal IS fair and the mar.
ket quiet and steady, with liberal offerings and
only fair consumptve demand. We quote prime
to choice timothy at SSd9 per ton. Inferior grades
| 81
Held at S. more in store.
-Marketquiet and steady for rough Ken
Kentucky, and light receipts, and quoted at SS5g9O
per ton, on arrival Moderate demand for dressed
and selling in store-at 7@71ac for double AID 69
6%c for single dressed per Id.
MILL FEED-Middlings are in fair request and
sell at $13@I7 per ton. Shipstufs are neglected
amply supplied at $40 per ton, all in bulk, on ar
rival.
MOLASSEs-New Orleans sells at 30@37c per
gallon for good to choice, and demand fair and
steady. Sorghum duh at 20@25c per gallon. Re
fined syrups IN light demand and quoted 35@6oc
per gallon, as to quality
OILs-Steady and quiet for linseed and prime
held at Csc per gallon Refined petroleum fairly
active and firm at II l9l3c per gallon as to fire test
Extra lard oil in moderate demand at 5695Sc per
gallon.
ample receipts and moderate demand. Arrival
lots at 45@50c per bu Held in store at 60@6jc lor
prime to choice peachbows and 70@75c for early
rose per bu. Sweet potatoes at $2(g2 10 per Drl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in fair demand At 1910
lie for dressed and S1@C99c for live per dozen.
Dressed chickens at S. 50g3 Is and live at S. 25Gg
3 90 per dozen. Ducks at 81 2592 Is and geese at
$3@g3 SO per dozen for live.
| SALT-Far demand and steady with Ohio River
and Kanawha at 81 20Gl 25 per brl of bus and
Isl so per brl of bus. Turks Island dull at 35c
per bu. Coarse Liverpool At 81 lO@l 10 per sack
SEED-Moderate jobhng demand for clover and
selling at 61Q7c for lots in store, and 6A@61c on
arrival per lb. Timothy in fair request at 81 i5g
l so per bu. Flax seed selling at 81 10@1 10 per
bu for prime and demand fair.
SUGAR-The demand is fair and market steady
and well supplied. We quote yellow refined Al
arc extra G at S9Ssac, A white at S79@93sc,
granulaed and powdered at 95s@10c, crushed ut
101s81G4e. New Orleans at 54QG$4c for raw, 7o1
re for yellow clarified, and s9s5se for white
per lb
TALLOW-Has quiet and firm market and
receipts ample, and country loose selling at &c and
city rendered in packages at &C per lb.
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