The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-24

heavy receipts. Ear 10 held at 40a4lc per bu
on arrival, and Acc asked at the lower roads.
shelled is quoted 4la4Sc for prime mixed on
OATS There is a quiet and steady market.
We quote good TO prime sample lots 8AaS6c Tor
mixed, and S7as9c for white per bu. Inferior
lots Offering at 80a82c per bu-
/ BARLEY-ThereI IS q moderate mailing de-
Imand and the market is quiet Good to choice
Canada is worth oJca$1 per bu. Fair to choice
fall is quoted 65as5c per bu Western Spring
held at 40a55c per bu for fair to prime.
| BULK MEATS--,Fhe market is quiet and a
shade easy. Shoulders are quoted 5Ha5Hc;
lcear rib sides held at 7Ha7Xc, and clear sides
I7Xasc per lib, all loose, and hakc more packed
the tone of the market is easy. Shoulders are
quoted 6Ha6Hc, clear rib Shc, and clear sides
| I6%aSTc per lb, all packed. Sugar cured hams
jobbing at loHal2c per lb, according to aver
age
MESS PoRK.-There is a steady market,
and prime city is quoted SID 5Oah Is per brl,
and generally held at SIS.
LARD-Not much demand, but held steady
at YXa9hc for prime steam, 9Xa9Xc for coun-
TRY Kettle, and lOkal01Sc for city kettle, per Id.
i COTTON - Market quiet and prices un-
changed. We quote: Ordinary SIC, good Or
Idinary 10Xc, low middllng l0Xc, middllng lie,
Igood middlIng 1lhc, midding fair 12c, fair l3C
per lb.
Il WHISKY-Market easy to-day, with a de-
cline Of 10, and sales ON Change Of ~ brls at
81 O3 per gallon.
I BEANS-Are IN mOdefate demand Tor tno
best grades with liberal offerings. We quote
81 Goal IS for choice navies, 81 40al so for prime
white, $la1 25 for fair to good, and 7ba9Oc per
bu for common.
BROOM CoRN-The demand is light and the
ImarkeJ is well supplied but held steady. We
Iquote 5a6c for green hurl, 4mabc for green
stalk braid and 2a4c for red brush per lb.
| BUTTER-The market continues quiet. The
best grades are in better supply and somewhat
easier. Inferior qualities are sUill plenty and
dull. Extra selections are worth 2Sa25C perlD
for single pack kages, and prime to choice lots
selling at 2Oa22c per lb. Medium grades Offer
lingat l6a18e, and low gradesI2ai4c per lb.
GHEESE-Is firm " ith fair demand for urine
to choice factory, which is quoted 15al6c per
lib and moderate offerings
L C0FFEE-There Is quiet though steady
market at previous prices. Rio is selling at Ava
2ic for common, 81 a22c for medium, 221s a23hc
for good to prime, and 24a24hc for choice per
lb. Java sells at 2Sa32c per ID, according to
quality.
CUAL-Tne market remains quiet and
Isteady with no material change Offering
afoat at 51Ia6c for Ohio River, Ta7He for
ashland, 71za8c 1or YoughiOgheny, per buL
The rates delivered to consumers are as fol-
llows: Ohio River ga10c, Ashland l0allc,
Muskingum Valley and Kanawha 1lal2c,
and Youghiogheny l2c, and camel, Sa20c per
bu. Hooking Valley is worth l0c at elevator,
and 11al2c delivered. Anthracite is quoted
$8a9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-The demand is moderate and market
steady. Gas-hOuse is quoted 7c per bu, city
manufactured SC. and crushed DC per bu at
yards, and about &c more per bu delivered.
DRIED FRUITo-Quiet and steady market,
with no change. Foreign are selling at S3a
Csc for citron, 10a12c for figs, 7HaSc for cur
rants, and 6ha7c for prunes, per lb. Layer
fruit is in moderate demand at l0ha1Zc for
peaches, and sa4c for apples, per lb.
EGGS-rhe receipts are ample, and demand
moderate. We quote them l21aal3c per dozen,
I GREEN FRUITs-Marketqu quiet and steady
for apples, with free offerings at 81 50a2 rs per
, brl for good to choice. We quote lemons $4a5
i, per box, and oranges are worth $3a4 per box
and a9aY 90 per case. Cranberries are IN mod
crate demand at S9al0 per brl.
HAY-Fhe market is quiet and steady at
lpreviOuS prices. The demand is chiefly local,
for which a fair amount OF the best grades are
taken. We quote $l0alO 90 per ton for no. |
; timothy, on arrival. Lower grades are neg
lected, and quoted nomtnally $6 5Ja9 per ton,
according to quality, on arrival. About s.
more is asked in store
!, HEMP-Rough Kentucky is Offering at $1l5a
12O per ton, with very little demand and light
} receipts. Dressed is in moderate jobbing de-
mand at 9a9kc per lb.
MILL EEED-rhere is moderate demand
for bran. but the offerings are limited. and it
is steady at Sl3 50al4 per ton,Ao arrival, and "
more in store. ShipstuGs are dull at $l4al5
Iper ton, and middlings are steady, but quiet,
at $11a2l per ton. In store $2 more Is required.
MOLASSES-New Orleans is steady, with
fair demand for good to choice, at 5Ja56c per
gallon, and inferior Is quoted 40a45c per gal
Ion. Refined syrups are quoted 40ay0c, Accord
II ing TO quality. Sorghum sells at 25a3Oo for
good to choice, per gallon.
OILS-Linseed is in moderate demand and
STEADY at 65a66c per gallon. Lard oil olTerin z
, at S3a85c for extra current make, and dull. Re-
tlned petroleum is firm but quiet at 15a16c per
gallon.
:. POTATOES-Market firm with only mod
crate offerings and selling at 81 l5al 80 pea bg
and $3 25a3 rs per Drl, packed, in store Qu5a I
90ca$l 10 per bu on arrival, according to qual-
iUy.
POULTRY-Market steady and quiet for
chickens, with moderate offerings at 80 25a4
per dozen, according to quality. Turkeys dull
at I0dllc per Id for dressed. Live geese offer
ing at $3a4 50 per dozen.
SALT-Turk's Island is quoted 33a36c per bu,
and coarse Liverpool 81 10a1 20 per sack, and
uull. ONO River and Kanawha selling at iSc
per bu and 81 10al 10 per brl Of 2SO lbs, and de-
mand moderate.
SEED-Clover quiet and steady at 15a15Ac
per Id. and timothy in moderate demand at
81 70al s0 per bu for jobDlng lots in store. Flax
, is quoted 81 35al 50 per bu.
| SUGAR-hlarket weak and limited demand.
We quote New Orleans S1aa9xc for raw, and
&, HALL Ac for clarified; yellow refued 9A AalOc, ex-
ira ''C' l0kal0%c, "A" white III all NC, gran
: ulated 112<al2e, crushed ana powdered 1lAa
; | 1l&c. and cut loaf l23sc per lb.
TALLOW-Market steady, and fair demand
at TIC per lb for country, loose, and 7Ac for
city rendered, packed.