The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March 12-2 p. NJ

CINCINNATI, March 12-2 p. NJ.
| FLOUR-Quiet and steady. Fancy is quoted
$7a7 Is, family So 50a6 81, extra, Sc 10a6 35,
superfine $5a5 81, low grades s4a4 so, spring
wheat 50 6Oa7, and rye hOur 81 4Oa4 rs per brl.
| WHEAT-The market is steady and quiet.
White is worth 81 4Sal So for good TO prime and
81 5oa1 6U for choice per bu. Red is quoted 81 40
al 5O for good to choice, and 81 3Oal 35 for in
| ferior per bu.
CORN-Ihe receipts are lighter and the mar
ct is a shade hrmer. Mixed ear is worth 40a
4lc per bu on arrival. Shelled is quoted Ala
| 42c per bu on track and sold at 43c for No. 2
| in elevator.
OATS-Are in moderate demand, and
steady. Mixed are quoted 34a37c for fair to
prime, and 3Oa32c Tor inferior. White are
| quoted 37a40c per bu for good to choice.
| RYE-Is IN moderate demand and market
quiet Sample on arrival IS quoted 61a7Oc per
bu, and some choice held 2a3c more. No. 3 In
elevator Offering at 7la12c per bu.
BARLEY-Market dull and esentially un-
changed. Quoted 60a8Uc for fair to choice fall
Western spring 4Oaj0c for fair to prime per bu.
Canada is held o5caS1 per bu for good 10 choice
and scarce
| BACON-Quiet and weak. Quoted 6Ha
6h for shoulders, SIC for clear rib sides, and
SIC tor clear sides, per lb, packed. sugar
cure hams l0Sal2c per lb, canvased and
packed.
BULK MEATs-The market is quiet.
Shoulders are quoted Sc. clear rib sides 7%a
71sc, and clear sides are Offering at 7%a7zc
per lib, all loose.
MESS PORK-Is quiet and easy at s14a14 25
per brl, and $l4 81 asked, for small jobblng
lots.
LARD-Quiet and easy. Prime steam is
quoted 9a9hc per Id, and holders asking 914c
for small lots. Kettle Is quoted 10al0Ac for
city, and 9ha9%c for country per ID.
COTTOk-The market is dull and easy, with
decline of Hc from previous quotations. The
following are the official prices: Ordinary
1OIc, good ordinary 1Okc, low middIIng
1lHc, mlddllng llhC, good mddling 1lTc,
mlddling fair 12Ac, fair l3hc per lD.
WHISKY-A decline Of &c was established
on 'Change to-day, and u brls sold at 81 03
per gallon.
BEANS-Are quiet and steady at previous
prices. Selling slowly at 81 Goal Is for prime to
choice. s. 40al 30 for good, 81 2Oal 30 for fair,
and 9Jca$l for common.
BROOM CoRN-Contnues dull, but it is
steady at previous prices. Red brush is neld at
2a4c as to quality, green stalk braid al 4ha5c,
ana green hurl 51aa6c per lb.
BUTTER-The market continues quiet and
unchanged. The only demand Of any conse-
quence Is for local retailers to meet the local
consumption, and for this only the best grades
are required, and these are scarce at 1Sa2 C for
prime to choice dairy, and selections of single
packages selling up to 23aa5c per lb. Lower
grades are plenty and dull at l2al5c per Id, ac
cording to quality.
| mand, and prime to choice factory is selling at
l4bal5c per lb.
COFFEE-The demand is moderate and
chiefly local. No material change. We quote
Rio 2Oa2lc for common, 2lha2e>ac for fair. to
good, 23a23Xc for PRIME, and 24a24hc for
choice per 10.
COAf-The market is quiet and steady, with
no material change. 1oughlogheny afioat Is
quoted 71iaSc per bu but dull. We quote, de-
liyered to consumers: Ohio River 100, Ashland
lie, Kanawha and Muskingum 1lal2c, YOugh-
iogheny l2a13c, camel 20a21c per bu. Anthra-
cite is quoted SSa9 per ton delivered.
COKE-Is in moderate demand but steady.
| W quote gas-house &c, city manufactured Ia
SC. and crushed Sc per bu at yards, and 2aSc
more delivered.
DRIED FRUITS-There is moderate de-
mand for domestic fruit at 3a4c Orapp es, and
l0a12c for peaches, per lb. Foreign fruits are
dull, but unchanged. We quote cltron 2Sa24c,
figs I2al4c, prunes 9allc, and currant6 7aSc per
Id. Raisins are quoted 81 90a2 per box.
EGGS The receipts are moderate, but there
is not much demand, and fresh arrivals are
quoted l2alSc per dozen.
GREEN FKUIrS-Apples are plenty but
quiet, and they are freely offered at 81 75a2 for
prime to choice, and $lal 25 for common per
brl. Cranberrles quiet and firm at SO 50a10 SO
per brl for good to choice. Lemons are quoted
$4 50a5 50 per box. Oranges are IN moderate
uemands at S3 50aA per box, and $9ai0 per case.
HAY-Is quiet and steady, with ample sup
ply and moderate demand. We quote No.
timothy SlJa10 80 per ton on arrival, and in
feror Is Offering at $7a9 per ton. according to
quality. About ~ more per ton wanteu in
store.
HEMP-There is very little doing in rough
Kentucky, the offerings being light at 81 l5al ~
per ton on arrival Dressed continues quiet
and ,obbing sales at ga9kc per lib.
MILL, tEED-lho market contlnuO6 stnadv