The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-19
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 1872 p. NJ.

FLU h-COnIlnueB SJeduy ana QuleC. faDCy
Is quoted TAI 75 family S6 60a6 81, extra So lea
8 35, superfne S5a5 SO, and low grades s4a4 50
per brl. Spring wheat flour ranges Sc 4 laG 80
per brl, and some choice Minnesota held at 81.
Rye flour is worth 81 5Oa4 Is per brl, according
to quality.
RYE-The market is firm with moderate
demand. Good to prime sample on track held
at 70a7Sc and No. 2 in elevator at 74a75c per bu
CORN-The receipts are liberal to-day and
| the market is quiet Mixed ear is quoted Ava
| 42c per bu, according to location. Sbelled is
quoted 42a43c for sample on track, and 43a44c
| for No. in elevator.
OATS-Moderate demand, but for local con-
sumption. Mixed are quoted 33a36c for falr
to prime. 2SaS0c for common per bu. White
| 36a39c for good to choice per bu.
| BARLEY-Very light demand, but little on
| the market. Quoted 36a5Oc for common to
prime Western spring, and 60ao0c for tair to
choice fall per bu. Prime to choice Canada
| held at 90casl per Du.
WHEAT-The market is firm, with limited
offerings. Red is quoted 81 45al 53 for good to
| choice, fair sample sold on track to-day at
81 II, and inferior ranges down to 81 20 per bu.
| White is quoted 81 6Ual 81 for good to prime,
and 81 6Jal 81 for choice per bu.
| BACON-The market is firm but it remains
quiet. Shoulders are quoted 6Hc, clear rib
sides held at ShaS4c, and clear sides at &c per
| Id, all packed. Sugar-cured hams are quoted
lO4al2c per 10, according to average
at 5Aa5Hc. Clear rib sides in moderate de-
mand, and quoted 7la7hc per ID. Clear sides
are quiet at7Ka7Xc per lb, all loose.
| MESS PORK-lS firm, with moderate de-
mand at sl4 50al4 10 and held at SIS per brl at
| the close.
| LARD-There is firm market, but no
great demand Prime steam is quoted 9Ac
| per Id and nc more asked. Kettle is quoted
| 9Xal0c for country and l0kal0nc for city.
| COTTOk-Market quiet and easy, with a
| decline Of &c ON all grades except fair. Sales,
| So bales; stock, 1865 Dales. We quote the
following official prices: Ordinary 9Xc, good
| An,
lIHc, good middnng 1lhc, middllng fair nc,
| fair l3c per lb.
WHfsKY-Is quiet and steady, and 1876 brls
sold on Change to-day at 81 05 per gallon.
| BEANS-Demand light but the market rules
steady at previous prices. Best navys are
worth 81 Goal rs, white mediums 81 40aI so, and
| inferior Slal rs per bu.
BROOM CORN-rhere is only light de-
mand but prices are unchanged. Liberal offer
| ings at 5n acc for green hurl, 4&a5c for green
stalk braid, and 2slc for red brush, per lb.
| BUTTER-There is little or no change. The
market is well supplied with inferior grades,
but these are neglected. The best graues are
| scarce, with fair local demand, and selling al
Central Ohio per lb, and these figures mostly
for selections of single packages. Good to
| prime butter is quoted l6alSc, medium 14a15c,
| and common l2ai3c per lb.
| CHEESE-The market is firm with moderate
| offerings, and prime to cnoice factory selling
at tl5al5hc per. ID and moderate demand.
| COFFEE-Ihe demand is moderate, being
| mainly for local consumption. Rio is worth
2Uas01sc for common. 2la22c for taIr, 2211a23c
| for good, and 23sa24Sc for prime to choice
per lb. Java is worth SaS2c per lb.
COAL-The market is quiet but it remains
at previous prices. Ohio River is quoted 5ha
&c per bu afioat, and 9alOc delivered to con-
sumers; Ashland &c af1oat and 10a1lc dellv-
cred; Kanawha and Youghiogheny 71aSc per
bu atloat, and 11al2c delivered; Hooking VAL
lev 10allc at elevator, and l2c delivered Mus
| Il VnllnE gli0c and 11a12p de-
lyered. Wequote kanaWha camel lea20c per
bu, and Anthracite SSa9 per ton delivered.
COKE-Market steady and quiet, with mod
crate local demand at previous prices Gas
house is worth 6Ha7c, city manufactured 7c,
and crushed held at Sa9c per bu at yards, and Z
a3c more delivered to consumers.
DRIED FRUITo-Very little demand, but
steady. Peaches are worth l0al2c, and apples
3a4c per lb Citron is quoted 23a2ic, figs 16al2c,
currants 71aaSc, and prunes 6ha7c per lb.
Layer raisins are worth 81 SOal 30 per box.
EGGS-1he demand is only moderate and
fresh are freely offered at llal2c per dozen.
| GREEN FRUIrS-There is steady MARKET
for apples with liberal offerings and demand
moderate at 81 75a2 for prime to choice, and
lower qualities quoted $lal rs per brl. Gran
berries are worth SO 50a10 so per brl and moder-
ate demand. Wequote s4a5 per box for lemons
and $3a4 for oranges.
| HAY-Moderate demand and market steady.
We quote No. timothy 50 50alO 90 per ton on
arrival. Inferior grades are dull at $1aS for
rival. In store dealers asking 81 more per ton.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is held at S1l5al20
per ton on arrival with light offerings and dull.
We quote dressed 9a9Ac per ID with moderate
jobbing demand.
MILL FEED-The market ls steady for all
articles and liberal offerings at previous
prices. Bran is in moderate de-
mand at Sl3 50a4 per ton. Shipstuffs neg
ected and quoted Sl4a15 per ton. Middlings
held at $t7a2l per ton and quiet, all on arrival,
and 81 more in store
MOLASSES-New t0rleans syrup is steady
with moderatedemand and good to choice
at 50a57c per gallon. Refined syrups are rang
ing 45ay0c per gallon, according TO quality.
Sorghum quiet at 25a35c for good to choice pei
lgall0n.
OILS-Moderate. demand for linseed at 65a
66c per gallon. Lard oil Is quoted 8ja90e pei
gallon for extra aud demand light. Refined
petroleum is worth l4al6c per gallon.
| POTATOES-Market quiet and steady, with
good supply and moderate demand, and selling
at S0caSl per bu, loose, according to quanty OF
arrival. Held in store at 81 OOal l0per bu
loose, and So 0Oa3 90 per brl, packed.
POULTRY-Market steady with moderate
. offerings and fair demand. Chickens are sell.
lug at So 50a4 rs per dozen, according to siz,
anu condition. Turkeys are quoted l2al3c pei
! lO for dressed.
SALp--Turk's Island dull at 3Sa95c per bu
Liverpool coarse is held 81 loal 20 per sacR
| Ia da, ,d for lnaf, nd