The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-14
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET.
crnoIENArI. March RAP.

OlhOhNNAfts AAoiSu l9-< e HAs
FLOUR-Is in fair local demand, but gem
~ 26aT 50 per bri. Family is worth $5a5 ~ per |
Drl, and choice brands sold at 80 to-day. Ex- |
ira 81 25a4 ~. supernne 81 40a3 10, low grades |
p SOa3 10. Spring sold to-day at So l5a5 u per
brL. and rye Hour is worth 81 3aa4 65 per brl.
CUltN-Market steady, with lair demand |
for mixed at 4saA9e. and ssles of ear and |
shelled at those figures on track. White Is |
worth 5Oc for prime on track. Mixed shelled |
sold later in the day at SOC on track
WHEAT-Market steady and demand mod |
crate for all grades. White is quoted 81 SSa
40 orprime. ana VI A. Tor choce per pa. Red
will bring 81 2lal % for prime 70 choice, and
81 t5a1 10 for fair 10 good sample.
OATS-There is moderate but steady local
demand. We quote 36a3Sc for best grades OF
mixed. and 0l33c for inferior; prime TO choice
hYE-Market quiet but steady. We quote
No. 2 in elevator T4a75c, and good to prime
sample lots on rack 0a13c per bu.
BAhLEY-Is in far demand at 81 IA for No.
2Canalian, and 81 03a1 Us Tor No. 8. Western
is dull at 4Oaj0c for inferior grades, and higher
grades are scarce and nominal
BACON N--Market steady and demand mod
crate. Packed meats are quoted 9MaSMc Tor
shoulders, l3c for clear ib sides and 13kc for
clear sides per lb. Sugar-cHred hams are IN
fair jobbing demand at l4al5o per 10 for fair
to choice averages.
MESS PORK--There is very little demand.
and prime city will not bring more than $sz 70
per brl.
LARD-There is firm market with fair de-
mand for prime steam at l31<al3 3-l6c per lb,
spot. City kettle is held at l3Zal4c per Id and
quiet.
BULK MEATS - Market qmet and easy.
Loose meats are quoted 81 saSAc for shoulders,
11Hai2c for clear RIB sides, and l2Hai2Ae for
clear sides per lib, and nc more for packed.
Moderate demand. generally at inside hgures.
CUfTON Market firm. Medium and lighter
grades, Hc higher. Sales, 81 bales.
We quote: Ordinary, sAc; good ordinary:
good middllng, 1870; mlddling fair, l4c;
fair. 15c per lb.
WHISKY-Is steady and in fair request.
Sales Of - to-day at 81 05 oer gallon.
ALCOHoL-Market quiet and steady. and
I83 per cent. above proof is worth s2 10a212 per
gallon.
ASHES-The market is dull and prices are
somewhat easier. We quote potash 31aa4c and
pearlash7 AaSc per Id.
BARh-Tne market Is rather weaker, but
there is a fair demand, with liberal offerings.
Good to prime chestnut is worth $sai1 per cord,
af1oat.
BAGGING-The demand is limited, but
prices are steady and unchanged. We quote
fax bagging l2%c for lD, l3c for ~, and
l34c for 2L Id, per yard
BAGS-Ihe offerings are large and there is
a moderate demand at previous prices. We
quote: Burlaps, bu. Aa4c; gunnles, bu,
14a15c, and seamless cotton sacks 22a25c.
BEESWAX-Is in moderate request and
| steady at z7a2sc per Id for prime sample.
BEANS-Thc market is well supplied. and
good to choice white are worth 81 lOal 80 per bu
| in store.
BROOM CORN-The market remains quiet
and steady, with liberal offerings anu we
quote red brush, interior to good, 3a6c, green
| stalk braid 6Ha7hc, choice green hurl 6a9c per
BRO oMS-The demand is light. but prices
continue steady anu unchanged. They are
worth IS 50a6 for steamboat, 50 50a4 for Shaker
$3a3 70 for hurl, and S. 7ja2 b for common per
dozen.
BUTTER-The market has been steady and
quiet during tile past week with little or no
| change. There is good local demand for the
beet Table butter, with only moderate offerings
The lower grades are abundant, but generally
neglected. Choice Western reserve Is quoted
27azSc, and 24a25c for prime Central Onio
per lb. Single packages Of extra selections
will bring 2a3c more per ID. Medium grades
| are quoted 2Oa22c, and inferior l6a1Sc per Id.
| CANNED GOODS-Demand moderate and
| market steady. We quote Peaches, per dozen,
81 75a2 70; pine apples, 81 65a1 w; strawberries,
81 lSa2 20; raspberries 81 25a2 IS; pears, 81 75a
so; whortlebefries, s2a2 25: plums, " 00a2 25;
green peas, 81 50a2 Is; condensed milk. ~ 7oa
800; cove oysters, 81 l0al 5Oi tomatoes. 81 i0a
100.
I CANDLES-There is q fair demand at
previous prices. we quote: Star candles, liza
| Tic, and common tailow l21aa13c per 10.
| CHEESE-There is oaly moderate demand,
| but the marker remains steady, and we quote
it 12ai2'Sc per Id for prime to choice factory.
COFFEE-There has been no change. The
demand is fair for LEGAL consumption, and
| the market remains quiet We quote Rio
| lya2Uc for common, 2la22c for fair to good, and
22ka23Kc for prime TO choice. Java is worth
92a36e per ID.
| COAL-There is quiet and steady market,
with ample offerings at 51zc for Ohio River, z
| a7K ior Ashland, and &c for YoughIogheny
| per bu, anoat. Delivered to consumers at l2c
| for Youghlogheny, 1lal2c for RAYMOND City,
Hooking Valley, Muskingum and kanawna,
| lie for Ashland, and 9al0c for ONO iiiver,
per blu. Camel Is worth 16c atioat aud lSa22c
delivered per bu. Anthracite, delivered, 10 50
alU per ton.
COKE-Demand moderate and prices steady
and without any change. We quote: City
manufactured, &c at yards, and 9a1Oc aeliv-
cred; gas s-house, SC at yard, and 1Oaf2c deliv-
cred; crushed, lie at yards, ana isai4c de-
CuRDAGE-The demand is fair and prices
steady at l3%al4%c for Manila, Ya<a10Ac for
FSisal, and " alOAc for Jute.
CoOPERsTUF FF-There is o frmer feeling,
but the market remains quiet, with no
barrel poles. $6as; tight do sl2a16, and hogshead
poles $20a0 o; rough barrel stayes.$ $3a16; dressed
do. $lSa22; slack hogsheads do. $23a25; tight do.
GOO CoOPEREGE-Th demand is moderate,
with liberal receipts at previous prices.
We quote: PORK barrels, 65a70c; lara
tierces, e5a95c; slack hogsheads 81 70a1 30;
flour barrels. S8as5c; whisky barrels. iron.
bound, 81 3Oal 65; ham tierces, 45a50c, and
slack half barrels, 81 5Ua2 5.per doz.
COTTON YARNS-Tnere is steady market
anu the demand is fair at previous prices.
We quote: Pound yarns and carpet warp anu
wicking 23c; cOlored warp. 9Oc; coverlet yarn,
25c; twlne, 2la22c. and rope 19a2lc per lib; No.
| 500 at IL Nc, ana No. 600 at10c per d0z.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic fruit Is steady
with moderate demand, and apples sell at 9a11c.
peaches l2al2he per lb. Foreign fruits are
quiet and steady. Layer raisins are worth 81 rs
as 10 per box. Citron, per ID, 25a26c; figs, 1sa
lbc; prunes, 6a7c; currants, 8a9c per Id.
| EGGS-The demand is moderate with liberal
receipts, and the market is more steady at l3c
suer dozen for fresh arrivals
Il FEATHERS-AaTket quiet but steady, and
| prime will bring 5Oa52c per lb, on arrival.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples remain steady
and tue demand is fair, with prime to choice
| in store selling at s4a5 per brl. Oranges are
| in moderate demand and worth $4a4 50 per box
| for Sicily and Sl0ai0 30 per case for Valencia.
Lemons are quoted 81 50l5 80 per box.
GUNPOW DER-There is q fair demand
and IL ia worth IS 25a5 Is for rifle, and $3a3 50
I for mining, per keg.
| HAY-There is not much demand for any
grade, but the market continues steady with
liberal offerings and no material change in
prices. We quote: No. timothy $i7als for
| loose pressed, and s14a16 for tight pressed
per ton, and inferior scala per ton, all ON ar
| rival, and ~ more in store. ~
HEMP-The market remains quiet. though
steady, at previous prices. Rough hemp Will