The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-15
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
C1soINsArI. March 15-s p

| FLOUR, Continues steady, with moderate
demand, chiefly for the higher grades. We
quote fancy flour SIS 2SaT 50, family s5a5 e5, and
choice brands range np to SIS s8a6. Bxtras$4 25
| a4 6j, superhne s. 4Oa3 ", low grades 80 T5a
3 10. Spring wheat flour S5a5 G5, and rye flour
81 35a4 65 per brl.
| RYE-Is quiet, and No. Q is quoted 7sa74c, in
elevator. Good sample on track is quoted roc
| and inferior 68a65c per bu.
| CORN-The. market remains firm, with fair
demand for mixed at 49Ib0c per bu and sales
to-day of shelled on track aud to arrive at
those figures. White is worth nominally la2c
more than mixed.
| OATS-There is q firm feeling and the. O. fer
| ings are light, with fair local demand. We
quote mixed 3Ia39c. aud white a9a4sc for good
| TO prime. Choice Iowa held at 42ai3c per bu.
Inferior mixed oiforsd at s2assc.per bu.
BARLEY-There is n quiet and steady mar
ket at ii IA for No.2 Canadian, and 81 05 for No.
8 per bu. Western is dull at 40a50c for inferior
and 65aT5c for good to prime, and little Or
none of the iaetef ON the market.
| WHEAT-Fhe market is generally, quiet but
with flrmer tone to-day. White is held at
81 Sal IS for good to choice: Red is quoted
81 2lal % for prime to choice, 81 0za1 l5
for fair TO good, and as low as O5a11c for infe-
rior lots Hill is quoted nominalIy: 81 sSa
IN ~ for prime sample per bq.
BACON-Thsre is very little demand, but the
offerings are Light and the market is firm at
Sk a9%c for shoulders, 18a1S%c for clear rib
eides and 13kc for clear sides per lb, pack cd
Sugar-cure hams are quoted l8%ai5c per Id,
MESS PORK-M arket quiet at $22 Is per brl
for prime city, spot
LARD-Prime steam is steady and quiet at
lSkal3%c per lib. CityikettIe is held at l8%a aldo
per lib. fTfA AF- "
BULK MEATS Market steady. and loose
meats are,quoted SIC for shoulders, 11Xc for
clear rib sides, and l21<a12xc for clear sides
per lb.
.GoII ON--Market firm, with upward ten
dency on the lower grades. Sales to-day -
halRQ. q 40 fol xyir,er
official ratesi Ordinary, SAaSJzc; good ordi-
mary, S1al0c; low miudling, II kc Md iling,
IKE; good middlinR. l8l<c; mIadilng far,
14es fair. lbc per ib. ~ Ft- Y
I WHISKf--Is steady with a moderate de-
mand, and lS3 barrels sold at 81 05 per gallon
to-day.
BEANS-The market is well supplied. and
good to choice white are worth 81 10al 80 per bu
in store.
BROOM CoRN-The market remains ouIet
and steady, with liberal offerings aud we
quote red brush, Inferior to good. 3a8c, green
stalk braid 0ka1l[c, choice green hurl saJc per
lb.
BUTTER-There is generally firm market
with good local demand for Che best grades,
and light offerings There is not much ship
ping and packing demand, and qualities
below prime are dull with liberal sup
aSs .ss for nams ~ qa9ted
per b. Single packages OF extra selections
will bring 2a8c more per lib. Medium grades
are quoted 2Oa9sc, and inferior i8alSc per Id.
CHEB5E-Continues steady though it is
quiet, and prime to choice factory is quoteu
12a129sc per lb.
COFFEE--9he consumptlve demand is far.
and the market Is steady at previous prices.
Rio is quoted l9a29c for common, %a22c for fair
70 good, and 221ka235kc for prime TO choice.
Java is worth S2a85o per 10.
CUAL-There Is quiet and steady market,
with ample offerings at 53sc for Ohio River, 7
a7K, ior Ashland, and So for Youghiogheny
t~.. A%uk 49,
for Youghlogheny, 1la12c for Raymond City.
Hooking Valley, Muskingum and kanawha,
lie for Ashland, and 9a10c for OHIO River,
per bu. Camel Is worth 16c afioat and lSa22c
delivered. per bu. Anthracite. delivered, 10 81
CoKE-Demand moderate and prices steady
and without any change. We quote: City
manufactured, 70 at yards, and 9ai0c deliy-
cred; gas-house, SC at yard, and 10a12c deiiy-
cred; crushed, llc at yards, and lSal4c de-
DRIED FRUITS--Domestic fruit Is steady
with moderate demand, and apples sell at 9alIc.
peaches lzel2,fc per 10. Foreign fruits are
as " per box. Citron, per %, asasdc; igs, i2a
lbe: prunes. 6a7c; currants, Sa9c per lb.
EGGS-The receipts are not SO heavy, and
with a fair demand there is frmer feeling
and fresh arrivals are quoted iskaise per
GREEN FRUTTS-There ia fair demand
for apples, and the supply is ample, with
prime to choice selling at S4a5 per brl in
store. Lemons are Arm and In fair request at
"a b0a5 30 per box. Oranges remain steady,
with moderate demand, and are worth $aa5 per
box for Mcssina.
HAY-1be better grades are rather scarce.
and in fair local demand. Interior hay is
abundant and dull. No material change in
prices, We quote: $i7a1S per ton for loose
pressed No. timothy, and si4a15 for tight
pressed. on arrival. Lower grades offered at
$sai0 per ton on arrival. About S. more Der
ton wanted in store
HEMP-There is a limited demand, and the
market, Is well supplied, We quote: Rough
Kentucky $11uall5 per ton on arrival. Dressed
nemp is quoted ssza9Xe per lb. \
HlDES-The demand continues steady ana
prices are unchanged. We quote: Green hides |
bka1c, green salted Sa9c, and dry salted i4ar;5c
per Ib. Sheep pelts are worth 7Scasl 20 for |
good to prime, and 2'a4Jcfor common.
MILL FEED-Thcre is steady market |
with moderate demand for all articles, and no
change in prices. We quote bran $ll 50af2
snipstuns sisal4, aud middlings sl6a2s per ton
on arrived. In store, dealers reauire ~ more
: M0LAssES-New Orleans is worth 5uaci,c per
gallon tor eVod to choice, and 4oas5c tSr infe-