The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINoINMArI. March 2a-1 z. ]


wheat flour s4 T5a$5 6O. rye Hour $4 25a4 10 per
bril-
WHEAT-Continues quiet with very little
demand except for very fine lots which are
scarce. White is worth 81 3Sal 45 for prime to
choice, and some lots of extra quality held ba
10c per Id more, Red, 81 1891 81 for prime to
choice old; 81 05a1 II for fair to good, and Toa
9Jc for inferior grades.
CORN Market quiet and steady Prime
mixed, on track, is quoted 49a5Jc Tor ear and
shelled, with some sales at inside figure.
OAIS-Ihe market is firm. Choice white
bring 43c, and good to prime 39a4ic per bu
Mixed are worth 37aS9c Tor good to prime, aud
30a33c for inferior.
| BARLEY There is a steady market. Cana
dian is held at 81 12a1 10 for No. 2, and 81 O4a
| l U5 for No. 3. Western G5a75c for good to
| prime, and down to 40c for inferior.
| RYE-There is u moderate demand, and the
| offerings are light No. 2 is worth 12a73c, and
| No. ,0c per bu. Rejected is held at 6Jaooc per
| BACON There is steady and quiet ma Get
at 924c, lac and 13<c for shoulders, clear rlD
sides and clear sides per lb, all packet SUI
gar-cured hams, canyased and packed. are
| worth l3A aloe per lb according TO average.
| MESS PURk-Ihe market is quiet and easy,
but prime city is held at $23 per brl, with very
| little demand.
LARD-AIarket quiet and steady at 1874
| 1870 for prime steam, and offerings generally
| at outside figure. Kettle is held at 13Mal4c
per lb ana dull.
BULK MEATS-Market quiet, and loose
meats are quoted Sasas1lc for shoulders, liza
l2c for clear rib sldes and 1214l22sc per Id, and
each held generally at outside figure. Packed
are quoted &c more than loose.
| COTTON N-Market steady at yesterdays
prices. Demand limited and sales OF W bales
reported to-day at the Cotton Exchange. Re
ceipts, 2,SU3, and stock 1867 bales. The
following are the official quotations; Ordinary,
Is%c; good ordinary, 1OAc; low mddllng,
madlmr far, 14e: far, 15c per lb.
| WHISKY-There is quiet and steady
market ard 19l brls sold to-day, at 500 per
gallon.
| BEANS--The market continues well sup
piled, but there is a light demand, and they
are selling at II rs for choice and 81 Goal III fOr
medium per bu.
BROOM CORN-There is q continued quiet
and steady market. The demand is moderate
at previous prices. 1t is worth Base for COM
mon to good red brush, 61za71.c for prime red
stalk braid, and Sa9c for choice green hurl
per lb
BUpTER-Thcre is q steady market, with
, better offerings, and prices unchanged. The
higher grades are III good local demand, and
| there is a moderate shipping and packing de-
mand for the lower grades. We quote best ta-
bic butter aSa4De for Western Reserve, and 33a
35c for Central Ohio, and single packages o.
extra selections are worth 2a3c more per ID
Medium is quoted 25a26c, and inferior 2Oa23t
per lib.
CHEESE-The demand is hardly equal to thu
receipts, but there is steauy market Ior prim,
to choice factory at l2al2}4c per Id.
| COFEEE--ls in far demand and there is
firm feeling in the market. Rio is worth 1875
2Uhc for common; 21a22c for fair to good, anC
22Aa23hc for prime to choice. Java is Wortl
32a35c per TO-
| COAL-The market is steady, with q far 10
cal demand. 1t is selling atioat at &c TO
Youghiogheny, 1a714c or shland, and 5]ac fo
Ohio River, per bu. Delivered to consumers a
: | l2c for Ioughlogheny, 1la12c for Hocklng Val
| ley, Muskingum and kanaWha; lie for Ash
land, and 9ai0c for ONO River, per Du
DRIED FRUlTS-Domestlc Is in moderat
, demand and steady, and apples are worth ga
101sc, and peaches i11aa121sc per lb. foreig
fruits are steady and quiet and without an,
| change. Layer ralslns are worth 81 75a3 90 pc
box. Citron is quoted 25a26c; figs, 12albc; cur
| rants oa9c, and prunes Gaze per ID.
| EGGS--The offerings are large, and there i
| only a moderate demand to-day, and fresh ar
= rivals are difficult to sell at 14c per doZ.
81 GREEN FRUIrS-There is Il moderate de
: mand for apples, and they are steady, Will
prime to choice in store selling at S4ab per bII
Lemons are in moderate request at VI 5Oa1 8
Z pef box. Oranges continue steady and ar
1 | worth S4a5 per box.
HAY-There Is continued quiet an,
: l STEADY market. The demand is far for bes
| grdes, while inferior hay is dull. Prices ar
unchanged. No. timothy is worth $l7alS pc
1 | ton for loose pressed and $l4a15 for hcavl
: pressed per tor. Common nay, $7al0 per ton
all on arrival. and dealers ask 81 more in store
| HEMP-There is very little doing, and Ih
!. market is nominally unchanged. Rough Ken.
lucky is held at S1lUall5 per ton; dressed il
l quoted 0Ha9Ac per 1b.
HIDES-Moderate demand with ample SUP
ply at previous prices, We quote green hide
| | 6a7c, green salted Sa9c, and dry sailed i4al5
!, per lb Sheep pelts are worth 15casl % 10
| good to choice, and 25a50c for common
| MILL FEED-The market remains stead,
l land quiet. Bran is somewhat flrmer with bet
} ter demand, and worth $l2a12 50 perton; snip
stuifs are quoted Sl3al4, aud middlings $l6a2
! per ton, on arrival. In store 81 more per ton
required.
, MOLASSES-There is only a moderate con
: | sumptiye demand, and the market is steady
: Good to prime New Orleans is worth 5UaUll
= per gallon.
A | steady, and is quoted 5SaGDc per gallon. Their
/, | is q steady demand for extra lard OIL and
a sells at$1 0Sa1 ~ per gallon. Refined petroleum
= is worth l4al5c Der gallon, with fair demand.
D POTATOES-Ihe market Is dull ana easy
: with large offerings at 3Ja4Oc per bu for good t
choice in store
i POULrRY-Live chickens continue scare
n and arc in good demand and firm, with good t
, cho!co selling freely at $ja5 30 per dozen.
! RICE-There is still a fair consumpJlye de-
1 mand and the market is steady at 7a74c 70
Carolina, ana Ga1c for Louisiana, per Id.
| SAlE-Domesbic is in moderate request an
l. worth 26c per bu, and 81 45 por brl on arriva
q Turks Island is quiet and held at 4Je per bl
| Coarse Liverpool is in moderate demand an
:: 1 quoJel 81 80 per sack.
S SEED-There IS only moderate demand fo
O | clover, Uub uuuCf lIkub .OnSIlnRS IL TtnuU
g firm and prime Is held at l6a15Nc per 10 i
Il store. Timothy is steady and selling at ~
az 60 per bu in store. Flax seed Is worth 81 Z
FL per bu.
SUGAR-Continues steady, with fair con
sumptive demand at previous prices. w
. quote:' New Orleans 7he9c, refined yeno'
s. 5agxe, extra "C"lUai0&c, "B" white 1UH alUkt
Vt "a" white 10hai01se, and hard is worth II
t. for granulated and powdered, and crushe
: IllMa1%c per lb
/ TALL0W-Pri country is worth SX XaSs<
and city 9a91sc C per lb, and there is q fair dc
mand with ample receipts.
| TUBACCO-Ihe offerings at auction yestel
I, day were l6l hhds and boxes at the foliowin
IL prices; 80 hhds Mason County, KY, trash, lul
and leaf 16 new: at 81 50a6 50. at S9 35a9 s
IS at xlv 75a13 50: % old: at S. 05aS5 25, Is a
ID $40 75a13 T5, o at SIS 50al8 10. 80 hhds Brow
County, o., trash, ,lugs and leaf-l3 new,9 at S5
g al IL, A at Sllal2 70: ~ old: at S6a9 G0, 10
$I0a14 81, 2 at $l6a1T 25. 81 hhds and | box ne
II owen County, KY, trash, lugs and leaf--15 8
81 3Oa5 81, Sat is 05aT 50 g at $sa9 95, at $40
al225, l at $i6 25: box at 81. Al hhds and
g boxes Pendieton County, Ky.-5 old at 81 10
Q 1U2j; So new: 16 at aa b0a5 9O 8 at Sc 4Oa7 40,
at $Sa9 95, 8 at $10af4 %; boxes at 81 9Ua4 y
hhds old Boone County, Ky.-1 at S. 81, a
It SlI 75al3 Is, q at SIS 5OafT 25. / HID Souther
: Kentucky at s. 80. hhds West Virginia a
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