The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 26-2 p. 4


ately active Fancy is quoted $7 25a8 % per
br. Family sold to-day at star Is. Extra is
worth S6 5Oa6 Is. Superfne is quoted IS 5Oa5 Is,
| and low agrades 81 25a5 rs per bril- Spring
wheat flour selling to-day at $7a7 10 for choice
Minnesota and Offering down to So 65 for in
| ferior, per brl. Rye flour is quoted "a 5Oa4 rs
per brl bat very little Offering to bring the lat
| ter figure.
CORN-The market Is quiet. Ear is quoted
4Oa41c, and 42c asked at the lower roads on
track. Shelled is quoted 2a43c for NO. 2 in
| elevator per bu.
| RYE-The markets. firm but quiet No. 2 in
elevator Is quoted 73a74c, and good to prime
sample on track Is worth 7Oa73c per bu.
BARLEY-The demand is fair for mailing
| purposes, and offerings moderate. Fall is
quoted 6OaS0c per bu for fair to choice. Spring
| is worth 35a55c per bu for common to prime.
| Prime to choice Canada quoted 9Oca$1 per bu.
| OATS - Moderate local demand and quiet
market. We quote 37a39c for white and 34a36c
for good to prime mixed per bu. Common
| mixed held at 3Ja32c per bu.
| WHEAT-Market firm and offerings light.
White is quoted 81 58a1 30 for good and ranging
up to $l70 for choice per bu. Red IS quoted 81 81
al go for good to prime and choice held 8a5c
Inferior lots held at 81 35al 4O per bu and quiet.
| BULK MEATS-Quiet and easy market
| Shoulders are quoted 5ka5Hc and held at
| the latter figure. Clear rib sides are quoted
7LaT%c, and clear sides held al 7Taec per lb,
BACON-There is not much doing and mar
| ket quiet. Shoulders are quoted 6Ha6hc, and
clear rib sides 81 aSSc, and clear sides held
| SLaSZ&c per lb, all packed. Sugar hams
| are quoted l01a aal2c per lb, as to average, and
moderate jobbing demand.
| MESS PORk-The market is quiet and easv
| City mess is quoted $l4 0O per brl, but held
higher.
| LARD-There is not much demand, and the
market is easy. Prime steam is quoted 9Aa
YIc per lb. City kettle quoted lOaIO&c, aud
! country 9Aa9Tc per Id.
| COTTOS-The market continues quiet and
| easy to-day, and lower grades are HaAc lower.
| Sales OF bales reported at the Cotton Ex-
change. Stock, II sos bales. The official quota
tioas are as follows: Ordinary 9&c, good Or
| dinarv 10kc, low middlng l0hc mIddllng lie,
good miduIng 1lhc, middiing fair 12c, far l3c
| per lb.
WHISKY-Is selling to-day at 81 0s per gal
| lon, and quiet.
| BEANS-Are in moderate demand for the
best grades with liberal offerings. We quote
81 GOAL IS for choice navies, 81 40aI 80 for prime
white, $lal 25 for fair to good, and 76a9Oc per
bu for common.
market is we'll supplied but held steady. We
quote 5a6c for green hurl, 4aa5c for green
stalk braid and 2a4c for red brush per Id.
| BUTTER-There is scarcely anything doing
beyond a fair consumptlve demanu for the bet
ter grades, which are In moderate supply. The
receipts OF lower grades are in excess OF the
sales, the market for these being dull and
about nominal, except at very low figures.
Prime TO Cn0lce lOt6 are quoCeu EuaZSc per 10
and for extra selections OF single packages "a
a25c is obtained. Good grades are quoted l5a
l6c, and inferior 12al4c per 10.
| CHEESE-Is firm with fair demand for prime
to choice factory, which Is quoted 15al6c per
lb and moderate offerings.
| COFFEE-There is quiet though steady
market at previous prices. Rio is selling at goa
2lc for common, Il .a22c for medium, &ha23hc
for good to prime, and 24a241sc for choice per
ID. Java sells at 2Sa32c per lb, according to
quality.
COHL-The wholesale market is rather dull
with offerings at 61aa6c for Ohio River, Ia
gheny per bu, aloat. There is a moderate re-
tail demand, with no material change in
prices. OHIO River is delivered to consumers at
9alOc, Ashland at lOallc, Kanawha and
Muskingum at 11a12c, Youghiogheny at l2c,
and camel at 18a20c per bu. Anthracite is
quoted $8a9 per ton, delivered.
:. COKE-Qulet and steady at previous prices
We quote gas-house 7c at yards, and Sc deliy-
cred per bu, city manufactured &c at yards
and l0c delivered, crushed 9c at yards, aud liza
l2c delivered per bu.
DRIED FRUlTS-Quiet and steady market,
with no change. Foreign are selling at 23a
rants, and 6Ha7c for prunes, per lb. Layer
raisins are held at 81 S0a2 per box. Domestic
fruit is in moderate demand at 10ha1-c iol
peaches, and 3a4c for apples, per lb.
| EGGS-rhere Is only moderate consump.
tive demand, and the market is well supplied
with fresh and free offerings at 12al2hc pei
doZeD~ on arrival.
Il GREEN FkUITS-There is moderate de.
mand for apples. but the offerings are some.
what lighter, and good to choice are selling al
81 50a2 30 per br in store. Cranberries are II
moderate demand and selling at SS 50a9 81 pei
brl for good to choice Lemons are worth $4a;
per box. Oranges are quiet at $3a4 per boz
\ and $l0al1 per case.
HAI-The demand is moderate and only tht
best grades are wanted for local consumption
Prices steady and unchanged. No. | timothy
i is quoted $10alO 80 per ton on arrival, and s.
more in store. Inferior grades are neglected
and held at SSaS 80 for medium, and So 5Ja7 81
for common per ton, on arrival.
HEMP-1here is not much demand for rough
Kentucky, but the offerings are light and helt
steady at Sll5a12O per ton, on arrival Dressed
is jobDing at sc peri in store.
| MILL FEED-The market is firm. Bran il
| scarce and in fair demand at $l4al4 so per ton
Shipstufs are held $l5al6 per ton, hut the de-
mand is light, Middlings are in moderate de.
mand and steady at $l7az2 per ton. all on ar
rival, and about - more per ton in store.
| MOLASSES-New Orleans is steady. with
fair demand for good to choice, at 5Ja56e pei
gallon, and inferiorIs quoted 4Oa45c per gal
Ion. Refined syrups are quoted 40ay0c. accord
ing TO quality. Sorghum sells at 25aS0c fo
good to choice, per gallon.
OILS-The marker is quiet tor linseed at 65s
: 66c per gallon. Light demand for extra lart
r oil, and free offerings at S3as5c per gallon. Re
nnel petroleum selipg at 15a16c per gallon.
POTATOES-The receipts are light, anil thu