The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-06
oINCINNATL DAILY MsARKET.
CrsoINNArT. March e-s, s,P.. N

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CrsoINNArJ. March e--2, Pm.
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FLou h-Theie IS aaquet markets wisnditsie
or no change, taney Is ,wortnl ~ osao' IananWy W
soao W extra & 81 ,Soaa %, suPernns % oya2. ~
low gIaues s3a5 ~, spring Wheat nours soa9 ~
rye Hour, ~ 4,a4 % per .brL
~ NJ H-Is easy to-aay anu ueinaflu hioaeFaee.
s1d 80 u eieRator ana VOC On 1rao@
Ase,se Y sya ei4snM .,s aSooo @ perpa.
10 ,i!at aeaana ~ onay monSraoes an9
soe IL qu,Si & S'aasc ior miSea a,le
chai.o ,,'l,;t III aabSS, sgUu " pfa9
per bu.
CORN-There Ia NJ firm m ark et to.-dav Goods
to prime mixed shelleo sold at 44a4bc per bu.
Ear is worth about the same, "a shelled. with
sales to -day at dc per pu on track. White
shelIed is worth 46a41c per bu. and quiet,
uuE,T, 49,, a.a.-. 1n,,,.o ., oro
I, ia, -. quieV anu s'Sauy. n l,i'o, ~ ooa
~, Eooa a. W oooe iou, % loal -; y soeu W
plssne, % ooat ~ ioi Aaia aNa o"e'o iof
ihre.ioi} W IN ~. a., an, 49,, r n
hAIsAEiIsS duiet az ~ 1oal ~ @ lor NO. =
~Nahaua ~ anu y o?ai v? lor NO. o. Heseern 10
auvetoeS Nst'oS soao9S a.I,ig l1t dnieIIoI W goou.
o,t ~ qu,ee narkee' ana
plinio oley Is quoIeu 9<| ioa@a por pri. ana
held mostly ~ at the latter figure, for spot.
-, ~. uei,aha 10 Iaif, @ iof prime steah
anu anu the ihafke1 steany at l3hai5Ac per ID
elIy keSeie Is neiu az per lp ana quiet.
DE- In ~ qaies aua sseaay
90 90. aIe "a ao5sc tor shouideIs
/ H.
pSsA19 ny Ac ln1re pefap Iian loose:
"a, nlaIkes - nlIn, Win iair de-
hanu anu ,no, nloaera.e onerings az ssaioc ior
snouiueIs, ioSaioAe LOT ctear IT'D siaeS, ana
loss al3tac lor clear sldes per 10 1or packed.
sugar cured MANS l4ai6c per Id, canyased and
paekea.,
CurIoN-Market steady at previous quota
tions. sales, 56 bales Wequote: Ordinary, SC;
good ordinary, VIC; low mIddling, lie; MD
ding, 12c; good mfddlfng, 12Ic; mlddling fair,
l3Hc: far. A1sc per lb.
WHISKY-Steady and fair demand, and
sales Of 1856 brls at 81 04 per gallon.
Choice navvs ire ,vorth Il tJsaI 9O ami mesii n,
wl,ite haId 1at a Iaa1 TX mar i'm, ~
~ lva per s a. ,,odsr.ta a.
m and AND the mark or Ia steadv Rpd, hrush ia
onoted aa6,. green stalk braid 6Xa7Hc ana
ffanev' green h,,ri Saac narlh '|s'''|&S' '--''
EI{{fIssfERLTha Tsmand ;s ,anara,lv roo,,or.
ate with annie receints. me heat GRADES are
arm. There has been no material variation in
n,.ices. and we can m mepely reneat nrevaus rua
| tations. The hi yher orases are worth oqaaSc
for western 1Resevye. and 9ba.6o for Southern
and CentraI Ohio ami Indiana, Iower gradee
Are held at 2Oa2Sc for medium. and lda &c for
common.
CHHElsfc-Weauot i,rt,o n IN cbojce factorv
11siatsc ner N and rIsepe Is q onist and IN AN
n,erkeTy ~ - = '>> ''0N'
COFFEE-1bere is n fair consumptjya de-
mand and the marx et remains steady Prices
unchanged. Rio ia worth 1aa2oc for inferior
2I a22c f1r' nahum ami 9ai(a99iIc for nrime
to choica Jsvais selling % az sSa,{sc ne. ~.
COAL-There IA a limited demand hut prices
| are steady. The rates afloat are Sc for Yough.
iogheny ia7k 1or Ashland and 51zc for Ohio
RIVER, per bu. IT Is worth, delivered to,con.
sumers, 9alOc for Ohio River, lie for Ashland
1la12c for Muskingum, Hooking Valley ane
Kanawha, I2c for Youghiogheafy. Camel il
worth l6c afoat and 20a22c delivered. Anthra.
cite, 10 SoaiO per ton, delivered.
DRIED FRUlTS-There is, moderate de-
mand for domestic; they are'steady at 91sal1o
for apples, and l3al21zc for peaches. per lb.
Foreign fruits remain quiet at previous prices.
Layer raIsns are worth 81 sOa3 per box. Figs
are quoted l2albc;, currants, sa9c; prunes. 6a7c;
EGGs-Tne lnarlfetiswelis supplied and'there
is moderate local ldmand only Fresh arrivals
brlng l5a16c per dozen, sliipper's count.
Green FRUITS-Appies remain steady
with ample offerings and fair demand at s4af
per brl for prime TO choice in store. Oranges
are selling at 4a5 per box for Sicily. and lem
ons'ar worth "a 50a5 10 per box.
market is steady at previous prices. We quote
No. timothy $1ValS loose, and $l4a16 tight
pressed per ton. and Scala for inferior per ton,
on arrival In store all grades are s1a2 per ton
more. -.
HEMP-The offerings are moderate, but
there is a limited demand and the market is
very quiet. Rough Kentucky Is quoted s110a
l15 per ton on arrival, and $iao in store.
Dressed is held at 916a9Zc per lb.
HlDES-Are steady and quiet with no es-
sentlatchange. Green hides SKATE, wet salted
7haec, and dry saited 14al5c per lb. Sheep
pelts I5cas1 Is for gpod to prime.
MILL FBED-The market is somewhat
firmer with improved demand formiddlings
which are worth $i6aY5 per ton on arrival;
snipstuifs are quoted SlSal4, and bran $12a12 sd
per ton, on arrival In store $2 more per ton ID
required.
MOLASsES- Good. to choice New Orleans ia