The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-21
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINcIN-
MATT MARKET.
CINorNNArI, March -Q1-2 P. N

FLOUR-Tho marke6 mas Deen quleJ anu
steady during the past week. with no material
change. We quote fancy So 25a7 50. Family
flour ranges $f 75a5 IS, with choice brands OF
old selling at 50. Extra is held at $4a4 SO; su-
pernne, 81 4Oa3 75: low grades, - Spa3 Is;
spring wheat flour, "a 76a$5 70; rye Hour, "a 3oa
A % per bll.
CORN-zThe market continues steady. Mixed
is quiet to-day and is worth 48a49c for car, and
49a5Oc for shelled for prime sample lots ON
track. White is worth nominally 50c per bu.
OAIS-There is quiet market, aud white
are worth 39a4tc for good to prime, and 42a43c
for choice. Mixed S7as9c for good to prime,
and 3Ua &c for inferior. per bu.
WHEAT-Is in moderate request, and has
undergone little or no change during the week.
White will bring 81 85al As for good TO cholce
Red is quoted $l1Sa1 25 for prime to choice, 81 G5
al 12 for medium grades, and as low as 75c for
inferior Prime hill will sell at 81 8Sa1 DO per
bushel.
RYE-The market is quiet and easy: No. 2 is
quoted 10aT2c per bu; inferior 60a65c per bu.
BARLEY-1here is not much demand, but
the market remains steady NO. Canadian
is quoted 81 10a1 12 and No. g. 81 G3al % per bu.
Western is quoted down to 45c for inferior, and
worth 15a95c for good to choice.
BULK MEATS-The demand is moderate
and the market remains steady. We quote:
Shoulders SIC, clear rib sides l2c, and clear
sides l2&c per lb, spot, all loose. Packed are
held nominally at Nc more than loose.
MESS PORK-There Is an easier FEELING IN
the market, but city packed is held at $23
per brl, with moderate demand.
BACON The demand is moderate, but the
offerings are rather light and the market con-
tinues steady. shoulders are quoted 9%c, clear
rib sides 13c, and clear sides 1870 per Id, cash,
for packed. Sugar-cured hams are worth 1917
al5c per lb, canvased and packed. according
to average.
LARD-rhe market is steady for prime
steam, and it Is held at 1870 per III, spot, and
demand moderate City kettle is held at Sl3'<a
14c per ID.
Halo
Stock ID 6T bales. Medium and lower grades
advanced Acto-day. We quote: Ordinary, SIC;
goou ordinary, l0Xe; low middling, nNc;
MID ling, l2Hc; .good mlddlmg, lShc; mlo-
ding fair, lac; far. 15c per lb. Receipts to-
day s95 bales. Shipments 427 bales.
WHlSKG-An advance OF lcWas established
to-day, and the market closes quiet, with sales
of 80 brls at 81 O5 per gallon.
ALCOHOL-The market is quiet, and SO per
cent. is worth ~ e4a2 10 per gallon.
ASHES-Ihere is dull market and offered
at a<alc FOR pots and aSc for pearls, per Id.
BAGGlNG-The market is steady, with no
change in prices, and there is a moderate de-
mand for flax bagging at 121aal2Mc for ID,
I12%al3c for27S lb, anu l34sal3i4c for IA lb, per
yard
BAGS-There is a steady market, with mod
| crate demand and liberal offerings at the fol-
| lowing rates: 2 hu cotton seamless sacks, wa
25c; bu burlaps, 1884, &c; bu gunnies. l4al5c.
| BARh-Tne market IL very quiet, with lit
| tie or no change. The receipts and demand are
both light. Chestnut oak. ahoat, is held at
$9a1l per cord.
| BEES SWAX-Is in fair request, with an am
pie supply, and market nrm at Ila2Sc per lD foI
prime sample lots.
| BEANS-The supply is large and there is a
| moderate demand only at sal ~ for medium
and 81 2Ua1 rs for choice nayys.
BROOM CURN-Ihe receipts are light, and
| though there is not much demand. the market
is firm at previous prices. We quote: Red
brush, 3a6c for conmon TO good; prime green
stalk braid 61Ga71.c, and fancy green hurl Sa9t
| per Id.
BROOMS - The offerings are liberal, anc
| there is limited demand. fhe market. how
ever, is steadv at 81 75a2 rs for common, $3ay =!
for hurl, 50 25a1 for Shaker. and IS 50a6 fol
steamboat.
! BUprER-There is good local demand fol
the higher grades, with only moderate sup
ply and they continue firm. The receipts oi
| lower grades are largely in excess OF tie de.
mand, there being little sale OF any quality
below prime. Prices have advanced Sa5c pei
| Id since last week. Choice Western Reserve sell
at s3a35c. and prime Central Ohio at 2SaSOt
per To- Single paekages Of extra quality viii
| bring 96a3Sc per lb, and fancy creamery 4Ot
per ID. Medium is quoted 23a25c. and interior
1Sa2ac per lib.
| CANNED GOODS-Fa air demand and steady
market at the following prices: Peaches, pc
tdozen, 81 E5a2 IS; pine appies 81 65a1 10; straw
berries, 81 75a2; raspbeiries, 81 a5a2 rs; pears
81 75a2 60 wh0rtcberrIes, Sag %: pluns, $2 90:
liz 25; green peas, 81 5Oa2 rs: condensed milk
50 75a3 W; cove oysters, 81 Hal 50; tomatoes
| CANDi.ES-There is a firm market and
| fair demand, with no change in prices. W.
quote: Star candles, l6alIc, and common tai
low Ehal8c per 10.
| CHEESE-Prime to choice factory is il
moderate demand with good receipts an
worth 12a12ac per lb.
| COFFEE-There is a steady market with
moderate demand and prices have undergon,
no change: Java is quoted 33a35c per 10. RIO is
4 worth 19a20c.for common; 21a2ac for medium
anc 221Ea2S5ac for PRIME to choice, per lb.
| COAL-There IS moderate wholesale de.
mand at Sc for Youghiogheny, 7a71ac for Ash
land, and 51Sc for Ohio River afloat. Their,
is far rel all demand at previous prices. W.
quote, delivered to consumers: ONO River
9aiOc Ashland, 1lc: Muskingum, Hooking
Valley and kanawha, 1lal2c; and Youghio
gheny l2c per bu. Camel is worth 10c af1oat
and Isaac delivered per bu. Anthracite, 10 5Js
| ~ per ton delivered.
| COKE-Demana moderate and there is O
/ steady market at the following rates: City
manufactured. IL at yards, and 9l1Oc aeliv.
cred; gas-house, &c at yard, and 10al2c aeliv-
cred; crushed, lie at yards, ami 1Sal4c de.
| liyered.
| CORDAGE-1he market remains steatiy
with moderate demand at previous prices. w,
quote: 18Mai4Ac for Manila, yEai0%c fol
Sisal, ami y2<alOAc for Jutc.
| COOpERAGE-Th demand is light but
| the market IS STEADY, aad we observe nj
change. 1he current jooeiag prices are al
I lOliOASs 10TH DuiESlss UOdsUC5 luTu
tierces. S5a95c; sack hogsheads. 81 20al 3d.
| dour barrels. 23a15c; whisky barrels. iron.
| bound, 81 3ual G5; liam tierces, 45a59c, and
slack half barrels, 81 50a9 Il per ioz.
| COOPER5IUF FE-There Is a quiet market
for all articles, but s:cady, and prices are
unchanged. We quote tile following: Flour
barrel poles SGas; tight do $lsa16, aud hogshead
poles $sJa .; rough barrel staves.s I3a16; dressed
10, slsag2; slack hogsheads do. s29a!5; tight do
| S26aS3 per l.0g1.
| COTTON YARSs--The demand Is some.
what better and thers is a steady market al
| the following rates: Pound yarns and carpet
| warp and wicKing, s3c; coiored warp. 30c: COW
| erlet yarn, 25c: twIne 2la22c, and rope 19a2iC
! per lb; NO, 5gc aS }ac, anu No. GU at lUc pei
| dOZ.
| DRIED FRUiTS-Domestic Is in moderate
demand and steady, and apples are worth 0,as
lp1sc and peaches ilHai21sc per ID. Foreign
| fruits are steady and quiet and without any
change. Layer raIslns are worth 81 75a3 60 pei
box. Citron is quoted 25a26c; figs. 12albc; cur.
4 rants 9a9c, and prunes GaIc per Id,
kGGS-rhe market is steady with liberal
offerings and a fair local demand, and frest
| arrivals sell at l3c per dez. ~.
| FEATHERS-The demand continues moder
ate with prime live geese selling at 6Ja52c pei
| pound.
GREEN FRUfTS-Apples are in moderate
| request, and steady and prime to choice are
| worth S4a6 per brl. Oranges are quoted SAL
per box, with moderate demand. Lemons are
| selling at 81 50a5 81 per box and quiet.
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