The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-28
WEEKLY REvIEw OF THE cINCIN.
NATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. March 26 - T. NJ.
FLOUR--The market has been quiet and
steady throughout the past week. There is a
fair local demand for the best graues and
lower grades are neglected. Fancy is worth
So 5Ua7 gu; family ranges 81 75a6 g., and some
lots of choice Old are selling as high as $6 per
brl. Extra is neld at $4a4 6U: supelfine, So iOa
75: low grades, s275a3 81; spring wheat flour
ranges 81 s0a5 50, and favorite brands sell at
50 75ag. Rye flour is worth $4 :5a4 65 per brl
WHEAT = Is frn with an upward tendency
during the week. There is a fair demaud for
best CRATES at II 40al SO for prime to choice
white and 81 25al 30 ior red. Fair to good red
will bring 81 1Oal 20, and inferior IS offered as
low as S0c per bu. ~
OArS-Mar&et firm under light offerings and
a fair local demand. Good to prime mixed are
worth 3Ta5sc, and Inferior are selling as low as
3Jc per bu. Prime to choice white arc worth
41a43c per bu.
BARLEY-Th demand is moderate but with
light offerings the market Is firm at 81 bal Is
for No. Canadian, and 81 04al Us for No. 3.
Western is quiet and irregular, ranging down
to 4Uc for inferior, and sQao5c for prime, per
bushel.
day and nuote 49a50c TOR ear, and 5Ja5lc for
shelled on track, anu sales OF each at inside
figure.
vator, and good TO prime on track offered at 60a
Tic per bu
DACON-Is in very moderate demand, and
packed is quoted 9% a9&c for shoulders, 122sa
l3c for clear rib, anu 131zc for clear sides, per
h. spot. Sugar-cured hams 13kal4hc per lb,
canvased AMI packed
LARD--The market is moderately active for
prime steam, which sold carly In the day ut
i3s<c per Id, and closes easy. Kettle is quoted
l414al4,I per lib and quiet.
hulk MEATo-Alarket steady and demand
moderate, Loose meats are worth S%c, l2c,
and l2kc for shoulders, clear RIB sides, and
clear sfdes per 10, cash,.and Ac more packet.
MESS pORK-There is "a moderate demand,
and city packed is steady at S25 per brl.
LOITON-The market continues quiet. but
has been firm during the week, and there has
been slight advance IN prices as regards the
lower grades. The sales to-tlay were - bales.
Stock on hand 10 this market 400 bales. We
quote the following official rates: Ordinary,
S1lc; good ordinary, lus<c; low mlddling, 124c;
uIddling, 13c; good mludlng, l3@c; middlInY
fur, 14Ac: FAIR. 15Ac per lb.
WHlSkY--An advance OF 1c per gallon was
established to-day. There were safes Of 1914
barrels at 81 VI per gallon.
ALCOHOIr-There is only moderate de-
mand, and S. per cent. above proof Is quotel
80 i2a2 IA per gallon.
ASHES-The demand is light with liberal OF :
ferings at 55laic for potash, and 7aaSc for
pearlash, peflD.
BAGGiNG-The market is dull and prices
are UNCHANGED. W quote l22lc for2 lD fax,
i3c for az ib, and 1876 for "a ID, per yard.
BAGS-Ihe demand is limited aud there is a
very quiet though steady market at previous
prices. Cotton seamless are worth 22a25c, bur-
laps, 4 bu, 131al4c, and gunny bags, bu. 14a
I5c.
BARK-There is steady market and q fair
demand, and good to prime chestnut oak is
worth $9a1l per cord, atioat.
BEESWAH-ls quiet and st!ady at 27a2ec
per lib for prime.
BEANS-Are in liberal supply and moder-
ate demand. and they are quoted ri rs per bu
for choice white navy. and down to 81 for me-
dium.
BROOM CORN-The market is dull, and we
observe no change. Red bsush is quoted 3u6c
per Id for common to good Green stalk braid
61sa76c, anu choice green hur Sa9c per lb.
BRO JMS Are generally. Neglected and
prioes are nominaily unehangeG.., We quote
common, S 7ja2 25; huri, $3a2 rs; Shaker, $3 II
a. and steamboat IS 50aB per dozen.
BUTTER-The m arket was very strong in the
early part of the week, with considerable ad.
vance in prices. but was soon castor with 6
downward tendency under very heavy receipts
TIE demand is far for the better grades OF ta
bic butter. with ample offerings Lowe
qualities are neglected with an excess OF re
ceipts. We quote: 5TaaSc for western Reserve
and 4Uc for extra selections; 33a85c tor prime
Central and southern Ohio, z5a2Te for medium
and 20a22c for inferior per Id.
CANNED GOUDS-There is a moderate &C.
mand and the market is steady at previous
prices. We quote: Peaches, PEI
berries, 81 75a2; raspberries, 81 z5a2 rs; pears
il 75a2 %; whortleberrIes. S2a2 Is; plums $2 va
z 26; green peas. ~ 5Ua2 rs; condensed milk
~ z9a3 W; cove oysters, " lUal 6O; tomatoes
81 I0a1 30.
CANDEES-There is steady market with
q faIr demand, and prices are unchanged.
We quote: Star candles, l6al1c, and common
tallew l21sal3c per 10.
CHEESE-There is moderate c0nsumptive
demand, and we quote l2al25e per lib for prime
to choice factory.
COFFEE-The market is firm, but there is q
moderate demand, anu prices have undergone
no material change. We quote common Rio
191z a2D1sc, fair to good 21a22c, ana prime to
choice " u a231Sc per LID, and Java Is worth 33a
35c per lp.
CUAL-There is quiet and steady market,
and prices are unchanged. The rates ahoat
are: SIC for Ohio River, 7a7hc for Ashland,
to consumers at l2c for Youghioghcny, 1lal2c
for Hooking Valley, Muskinguln ana Kama.
VIVA: lie for Ashland, and 9al0c for OHIO
River. per Du.
steady at previous prices. City manufactured,
at yards, &c; do, delivered, 9a1Oc; gas house,
at yards, eci d., delivered, 11al2c; crushed,
delivered. l4c per bu.
CORDAGE-lhe market is very quiet, and
Sisal is somewhat lower. Manila is worth
l3hal4slc, Sisal 9al0c, and Jute 95lalOI1c per
pound.
CoOPERhGE-There is q dull market, with
liberal offerings, and prices nominally un-
changed. We quote: Pork barrels, 65a1Gc; lari
tierces, e5a95c; slack hogsheads VI 9Ual 80;
flour barrels, 23a25c: whisky barrels. iron-
bound, 81 3Oa! 65; ham tierces, 45a59c, and
slack half barrels. $2 50a27j per doz
y CO0PERSFUFf-There is a limited de-
mand, AMI we observe no material change in
prices. We quote: Flour barrel poles Seas
tIgnt do $f2a16, and nogshead poles $20a5O:
rough barrel stayes. $t3a16: dressed do, SISas2
slack hogsheadsdo: saSa25; tight do. slsa83 per
1000.
COTTON YARNS-Tne market contin-
ues quiet though steady at previous
prices. We quote: Pound yarns and carpet
warp and Wicking, 23c; colored warp, 30c; coy-
erlet yarn, Csc; twine, 2fa22o and rope l0a2lc
per Id: No. 5UO at l11Se, ana No. 6O0 at 10c per
doz
DRIED FRUITS Domestic fruit is in mod
crate request at 9a1U5kc for apples and llHa
l25ac for peaches. Foreign fruits are quiet and
steady. Layer ralsins are worth S275a3 per
box. Citron is quoted 25a26c; figs, 12al5c; cur
rants ea9c, and prunes 6a7c per ID.
( EGGS--Afe quiet and steady with an ample
supply, and fresh receipts are selling at lac
per dozen.
FEATHERS Market steady with moderate
demand, and prime sell at 5Ja52c per pound.
GREEN FRUIlS--Fhere is steady market
for apples, with moderate demand, and prime
to choice are worth s4a5 per bii. oranges are
in moderate requesJ, and Messina are uuoted
are in fair request and selling at "a 5Oa5 81 per
box.
GUNPOW DER-The demand is fair and
market steady at IS 25a5 70 for rifle, and S3a3 so
for mining per keg..
HAY-The demand is generally light, cspe-
clally for the lower grades. Prices are un
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