The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-16
WEEKLY LEYiEW OF THE GIN
CINNAIx MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March Ga !

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CINNAl< III ARK E1.
CINCINNATI, March G-sP.M.
FLOUR-The market is still dull The de-
mand is almost wholly for local consumption.
No material change in prices during the past
week. We quote: Fancy brands at IS 25Gg6 ~
GA %; suppertne, $3 9O(Q4 15; and low grades
at s8 SO@3 10 per brl. Spring wheat flour Is
quoted at "a 1895 10 per Dbl. Rye hour is
worth $5 1905 10 and Buckwheat dour So %
as w per bril-
= BARLEI-The market is steady thought
quiet There has been no material change in
rates. Spring is worth 81 15(gl 25 for fair to
prime. Fall VI 25GDl 30 for good to prime per
bu. Canada is quoted 81 3UdDl 35 per bu.
WHEAT-The market Is steady and duie
for red at u 1901 Y for good to prime lots.
Hill ls worth 81 1901 13 for No. 2, and white is
held at 81 l5Qgl IL for good to prime.
OATS - The market has undergone no
change. No. are worth 5'(@a9c for nlixed o.
(g82c for white; choice are quoted at G4(g6jc,
and arc scarce with light demand.
RYE-There is quiet and steady market,
o. & NJ. Elevator.
CORN-Tnemarket appears shade irmer
to-day. There is fair demand for mixed at
61taGSc for ear, with sales, and eslg69c for
sheled per bu.
MESS PUkK-The market is firm, and prime
city is in fair demand at SU per brl. held high
er in some cases. Country is held at $lJ 5OlD
10 u per Dbl.
LARD-The market is firm for prime steam
at l3Ac per lb, with moderate demand. Kettle
is offered at l4c for country, and l4Hc for city
per lb.
BULK MEATS-The market is firm though
quiet at '9le for shoulders, lO1ac for clear RIB
sides, and l0Sc for clear sides, per ID, all looee.
Holders want generally &c more.
BACON-The market Is quiet. Holders are
lrm and buyers are not satisfied with quota
tions. Clear sides are quoted 1l2lc, clear rib
sides fl14c, and shoulders ShMS3sc, per lib, all
packed. Sugar-cured mans hse selling at l21a
I13ttc per 10.
TUBACUO-The market continues firm at
previous prices. We quote: For shipping
Bright lcaI 24(G39c: bright Jugs, l7@22c; bright
trash, llQsiIc; dark leaf, l5glJc; dark lugs, II
@i3c: dark trash, 0dilc per lD. For manuiac-
turIng-i'rght' wrappers, 80c(GSl; bright sill
ers, l69s2c; dark wrappers, 14tgiSc; dark FILL
ers, 109lac per lb. ONO seed lear Is quoteu,
for eigar wrappers, l4925c: cigar filters, 6lp9c
per IL.
COTTON-The market is active to-day, with
sales OIL ,l49 bales fto change in prices. We
quote: Ordinary, lalsc; good ordinary. 14c;
low middlmg, 144lc; middlipg, 15}ac; goon
mlddling, 1oc per ID. stock on hand 1854
bales.
WHISkl-There is q steady marker, with
far demand, and sales to-day OF 4O4 brls at
Il IL per gallon.
AlCOHOL-The market is arm with fair
demand and sales during the week at " 20 per
gallon for 9S per cent. above proof.
ASHES-There Is q limited demand and the
market has continued quiet but steady through
the week and pots arc worth 6(965sc; pearls,
9kc pcrlb.
BAGs-There Is but little doing and the mar
ket has ruled very quiet during the week and
prices are unchanged: seamless cotton sacks,
. Du, 20 G33c; burlaps, bu, DyG1lc; buriaps,
4 bu, l49l5c; gunnies, bu, lfGl5c; gunnics,
BAGGlNG-The market is inactive with
| no change in prices. Flax ia quoted at lAgl21sc
per yard.
pl moderate. M
receipts and prices are steady. Choice nayys
are worth 81 15G2 rs and mediums, 81 90Gl %
per bu.
BROOMS-The demand Is moderate ana the
marke; has ruled steady during the week, and
we observe no change in prices: Common, per
doz,'$ ,'$3G8 rs; Shaker, Sc f6g4 0;hurl, $4@4 25;
stealnboat,'s5 50 d6 90.
asst reported, having undergone no material
variation during the past week. We quote:
Red brush, l0c; .leen stalk braid, nisgl21ac;
green huri. 1311Gl4c per lb.
BARk-Ihcre Is Irm market under fair
demand and limited receipts, and prime chest
nut oak will bring s15 per cord. ahoat
BEESW WAA-The receipts are lmited, and
there IS a moderate demand. but the market
has continued quiet during the week at previ-
Gus rates. Prime samples sell at nc per lb, OF
arrival
DJTIER-Thc market has been quiet and
steady all the week. with no material change.
The demand is almost wholly for the best table
grades. Medium and lower grades are still
dull, with large excess of receipts. Prime to
choice is worth 2fA2Sc. and ltgsc more per ID.
C IN be had for extra selections in single pack
ages Medium grades arc quoted at 2a42ic,
and inferior packing grades are held at lS,G20c
per ln.
COkDAGE-Tne market has been steady,
main unchanged. We quote: Manila. ld0
l6sc; Sisal rope, i2t,Ntiic per lb, according 60
sizc and ute lull.c Der Id.
CANDLES-Tne market is steady but quiet,
t.nft4
We quote: Common talio%, ll4.Yl21c, and
star candles, l6l.lGl7c per Id.
CHEESE-Ihe market remains steady with
moderate demand and receipts, and PRIME to
cho .ee factory is quoted at 1G,Ml8A,c per b
CUAL-Ihe market is firm, with no material
change in prices. The following are the rates
aaoat: 6;d6}.c for Ohio river; 7lS(G9c for Ash
land; s1.dg9c for Pittsburg per 0ushel. There
to consumers, Ohio River, 10gllc: Ashland, l2
0lsc; Musklngum Valley. 13c; Hooking Val
ley, from brighton elevator, 13c; hanawna,
l3C; Pit,sbnrg, l3Q14c; and kanawha cannei.
COFFEE-Thcre is qmet and steady mar
ket. with moderate consumptlyc demand, ana
prices are unchanged. We quote: Rio :1c Tor
common. sags4c for fair 10 primo. 24is@25c
for choice and fancy. Laguayra is worth Is
QIa6c, and Java Is worth 333G35c per ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is quiet market, and
prices have undergone no change during the
week: We quote: flour b-ls. s594oc; whisky
Qys: ol brls. 7512; ham tlerces, 50d60c lard
Kegs, 45g zoe: halt hhis 81 40; pork brls 9Jc q
81 lard tlerces, 81 1a(dl 25: beet tierces, 81 T5d
SU; fly tight hhds. 81 oUal 10.
UOOPERsTUf FS = rhe demand has been
moderate throughout the week, with very
quiet market. aud prices have undergone no
change We. quote: Stavcs, per l,000--kOugh
brl, Sl2(ul4; dresset do, SlaGlH; SLACK hogs
heads, ss30gsS; tight. DO, s.Gta62. Poles, Fer
l,VVt-Flour bri, SsglO: tight Drl, sl2IGl4; hogs
heau poles, Ss50gs5.
COTTON Arm S--The demand has been fair
during the past week, and the MAJ ket closes
steady aJ previous rates. We quote: Assorted
Nos, per ID, sGc; carpet warp. white, 2Gc; 10
colored, 33c; wicking, 2jc: cOverlet yarn, aSc:
batting, 14@20c: cotton tW me, 24c; cotton rope,
re; tTot lines, per Id, ylc; SEINE twlne, SAC.
EGGo-The market has been easy. and Dr ces
have deciinGd during the week under heavier
receipts and only moderate demand. Fresh
lots seA at 1Sc per dozen.
FEAT IiERS-Ihe market has been steady
throughout the week, with the demand and
supply about equal. Prime live geese are
quoted 4Sl5oc per lb on arrival.
4, FRUlTS-Green applies are In good supply
and fair demand at 81 50I3 81 per brl for fair to
choice varieties. Dried fruit is firm, with
moderate demand: apples arc worth I.slG95sc;
peaches, NGolsc for. quarters, S5al1U1ae Tor
haIyes, per To- Foreign fruits are steady and
quiet Lemons are i'll moderate request ut s. 80 |
(q6 0U per box. Oranges are in fair demand at
f9G10 per case for Valencia, and $9 s0Q4 50 for
Mpsslua. Figs are worth iitd2;c, pruueS 1l{l |