The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINorNNArT. March 2s-2 P. M,


FL0UR-Th market is steady, and fair sales
of best grades for local consumption. we
quote: Fancy $6 75a7 81, family 81 75a5 s., and
choice Old selling at IS 1ba6; extra "a U0a4 65
supernne S5 5jaS 50, low grades s2 S5a3 25;
spring wheat flour "a 90a5 GU and up to So foI
layorlte brands. Rye -four "a 85ai 65 per brl.
+ CORN--There is a fair demand for mixed to :
day, and q steady market. Good to prime
shulled sold at 5ua5lc,, and ear at 49a5Oc on
track. Some shclled sold at SIC per bu.
OATS-MarKet steady and demand mainly
forlocal consumption. Good to prime are worth
37a59c for mixed and 39a4lc for white, and
choice white sells al 41a43c per bu.
BARLEY-Ih market is iirm. Canadian
is quoted 81 12a1 Is for No. 2, and 81 03a u for
No. 3. Western has wioe range of 4ja85c for
to prime sample lots.
AT-There is fair demand, especially
for the best grades. White brings 81 35al %
FOR goo to prime. Red is worth 81 3Jal 33 for
choice, 81 15al 25 for good to prime, 81 oral II
for fair sample. Inferior red sold as low as
60c per bu to-day.
.BACON-Is in limited demand but steady.
Packed Is quoted 9xa9%c for shoulders, l2za
13c for clear rib sides, and l3kal39sc for clear
sides per Id, spot. Sugar-cured hams l3ha
l4hc per Id, and moderate jobbing uemand.
MESS PORK-There is a steady and quiet
market with city quoted S23 per brl, spot.
LARD-The market is quiet and steady, and
prime steam is quoted l3ssal3xe per lib. Fu-
lures are firm. City kettle is held at I4al4l5c
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ticrces at l25Ic per ID, spot.
BULK MEATS-The demand is still moder-
ate. The market remains steady, and loose
meats are duoied S5Saoac for shoulders, liza
l2c for clear RIB sides, and l214c for clear sides
spot, per ID. sales OF 81, ,UUD lbs clear rib sides
to-day at 12Ac per lb buyer April.
COTTON Market firm with lair demand but
no change in prices. Sales AT bales. Stock,
l5.s3l. Receipts to-day, 674 bales, and ship
ments, l52 bales. We give the following
official quotations: Ordinary, 9kc; goou or
dnary. lu9lc; low mindling, l2Ac; middling,
lie; gool mAddling, l31<e; mIadllng far, Axe:
far. 15l4c Der lb.
WHISKY-The market is steady to-day at
81 O7, at which figure there were sales OF 2G2
barrels.
BEANS-Are in liberal supply and moder-
ate demand. and they are quoted 81 25 per bu
for choice white navy, and down to 81 forme-
dium.
BROOM CORN-The market is dull, and we
observe no change. Red brush.is quoted 3a6c
per Id for common TO good. Green stalk braid
6Ea7Isc, and choice green hurl Sa0c per lb
BUTrER--The market Is quiet to-day but
nrm under moderate offerings, and prices are
still unchanged. Inc demand is chiefly for
best table butter for local consumption. Quail
ties below prime are dull, rs there Is verylittle
packing and shipping demand. Western Re-
serve is worth 31a38c. and fancy selections
bring as mach as 400 per lb; prime Central Ohio
Is worth 33a95c per lb; medium grades are held
at 25a27c, and inferior at 2Oa22c per 10.
CHEEsE--The market is quiet and prices
are unchanged Prime to choice factory is
worth 12al21sc per Id.
COFFEE There is q moderate demand and