The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
WEEKLY RET1EW OF THE GIN
CINNA7I MARKET
CINCINNATI March sap.

through the week. Prices have undergone nc
change. The denand Is very light and mainly
a9f Ss % prne So Ms aGs; Gs sgrs S grsqf
o. W; family, VA 9s015 " per br. Spring
Yheat lour Is worth "a 1bg5 90 per brl. Rye
nour - steady at IS 5O05 75. Buckwheat houl
is selling at 50 sOsa1 O0 per brl, and quiet.
light demand to-day for MOI at 81 II per bu
in q. u NJ. elevator.
CORN-There is firm market with fair de.
mand for mixed at 6sa60c for good ear o,
| is only nominal, with NO reliable quotations
WHEAT-There is no material Change. Rec
is worth 81 O7al 90 for good choicei white, 81 /;
Gl IS; hill, 81 1901 IA for fair 10 prime. Hill
and white are merely nominal.
OATS-Have been steady during the week
No change since our last report. No. 2 are
quoted 57(g59c for mixed; 6Gg62c for white
choice are held at 64165c, and are about nom-
inal.
BARLEY is still inactive, with no material
variation through the week. We quote Spring,
II 2Ugl 30 for good to prime and choice Iowa
81 SS per bu; Canada fall is worth 81 a50Dl 45,
very choice are held 81 80 per bu: California Is
nominal at 81 5O(al IS, and it is very scarce.
BULK MEATs-Ihe market is very quiet.
There is limited demand and prices steady,
with no important variation. Clear sides are
worth lQ%c; clear rib sides, 934(G97sc; shoul.
dess 61SG7c per lb, all loose and &c more fol
packed.
BACON There is very moderate inquiry,
and the market contiues inactive. Clear sides
are worth Ike; clear. rip sides, 10,sc: and
shoulders 72ssSc per lb. sugar-cured hams,
121ltgiStsc. per ID.
MESS pokK-..There is steady market
with very little doing. Prime city is held at
Slg per bbl. and country at SIS Is.
LARD-Ihe market remains about as last
reported. Prime steam is worth 13ac per ib
Kettle is offered at la1s@l4c per ID, for best
TABACCO-rhe market remains firm and
steady with good demand for all receipts and
no change OF any consequence in prices. We
quote: For manufacturing pyrposes-Brlght
wrappers, 29c8sl; bright flIers, is G22c; dark
wrappers, l4VlSc; dark tllers, 10gl2c per lb.
For shipping-Bright leaf, 24ag4Oc: bright Jugs,
lTD20c; bright trash, ll9lTc: dark leaf, 15lg1Sc;
DARK lugs. ll@l3c; dark trash, 7W1Oc p6rlD.
OHIO seed leaf Is worth 1aG25c for cigar wrap
pers: GG8c for cigar filters per ID.
COTTON-1he market has been steady dur
ing the week, with an upward tendency, but
closes quiet to-day with only a moderate de-
mand, and sales OF "a bales at the Cotton Ex-
ordinary. l45sc; low mlddlIng, 14Hc; midi
ding, l5Ssc; good laiddling, 1880 per 10.
WH1SKI-1he market has been steady dur
ing the week, with fair demand, at 81 10 per
gallon, and sales to-day Of All brls at that
price.
ALCOHOL-The market Is firm, with mod
crate demand at 81 IS per gallon for 98 per
cent. above proof.
ASHES The market is still dull, with
very light sales at tl6isc for pots, and 9tac for
pearls, per ID.
BAGGlNG There is but little doing, and
we observe no change in the market. Flax is
quoted nominatly 1aGl2>sc per yd.
BAGS-The demand IS limited, though the
market remains steady at previous rates. We
quote: seamless cotton sacks, 2 Du, 2Sr33c; bur-
laps, bu, l4(gl6c; elinnies 2 bu. ldGri5c; gun
nies, bu' @ @Ssgaie; burlaps, bu, lole1lc:
BARK-The market is firm, un4er limited
rpceiDta and fair demand. Prime live nak ic
worth, sfoat, SO per cord.
BROOM C0RS-There is moderate de-
mand with good supply, amt the m ,rkct is
wof,h losoke; green stalk BRAID t" ,.slse; dbIa
BROOMS-There is a steady market with
fair demand and prices have undergone no ma
terlal t y yar!stion. We quote: Common, per doz,
steamboat, $5 50u.6 00.
BEANs-There is stll quiet and steady
market with no material change Ill prices.
Choice navys are worth saiO>9a 70. and medium
BLEsW AX,-Thc market remains quiet ana
steady with no change. The receipts and sales
are about equal. Dealers are paying .7c per
ID for prime samples.
BC1TEH-Ihe market has been steady and
quiet with no material change throughout the
week. The demand is chiefly for the best table
butter, the sales Of which are sufficient to ab-
sorb the receipts. There ia limited demand
ferior. Prices have not varied since our It.
Prime 10 choice Is quoted 2jdD2Sc per ID, and
fancy selections bring kG2c more in single
packages Medium grades are quoted 23d21c
and lower grades l8a2 cper 10.
CANDLES-Tne market is quiet, with very
moderate demand, and star candles are some.
what lower We quote common raliow. lI1.(G
l2isc. and star candles lG,;Ml7o per ID.
CllEESE-Ihe receipts and sales are about
equal and there is u firm market ut l6tJlG &c
per ID for prime to chO ce factory.
CUAL-fhere Is q steady and quiet market
with no material change in prices. Sales afioat
are made at 6tGb4.c for Ohio: 1IaaSc for
l'ittsburg per bIshel We quote delivered
to consumers, Ohio River, 1Ogilc Ashland, 12
tQigc; Musklngum Valley. 13c; Hooking Val
ley. from Brighton elevator, 13c; hsn;lwna.
'Sc: Pit'sbnrg, lStSi4c; and kanaWha cRnnei.
24c per bv,.
tuUpEHAGE-The market has continued
quiet and steady all The week. The demand
haS been light, though prices remain un-
changed. Flour brls, 3jGi0c; whisky. iron
Dounu, 81 ftG.; petroleum bris, 81 $500: oil |
bris. io;g2; ham ticrces, 5OG60c: lard Kegs 45 |
q 5'lc: halt i'his, 81 4U: pork bils, 9Oc;Gsi; |
lard icrces, 81 1b(Gl 25: beef ierces 81 1YGl Sj
tOFFEE-1he market IS steady, with q con
linued fair eonsumptivc demand and prices |
have undergone no IN. .terial change. Rio &IloI
r-.sc for common, .2t,ias45sc for fair to prime
aud &c for choice, per ID. I.aguayra is quoted |
2i 4ld23c. aud j ava 33 Sic Der ID. ss
LOufEkS' STUtfS--lhc market has been |
iuiet ,iurIng ,he Meel iu. STEADY, " it'll moaer-
ate offerings aud lipited demand rriccs re- |
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