The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-21
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March IA z. NJ

|
| FLOUR-The market lrm to-day, and there
is far demand. Fancy brands range 81 l5a
8 w according to quality. Family sold to-day
So 70a7 per brl. Extra is worth S6 25a6 50,
| and sales at the latter figure; superffne SIS 3Oa
| 8 s., low grades $ta4 rs per brl. Spring is
quoted Sc 6Oa7 ~ and choice sold at the latter
price to-day. Rye flour is quoted "a 5Oa4 75
per brl.
| WHEAT-The market rules Iirm for the
| higher grades, which are rather scarce. White
| is quoted 81 55al O. per bu for good to choice,
aud 2a3c more asked for the latter grade. Red
| ID quoted 81 55a1 By for prime to choice. y 40a
81 for faAr TO good, and 81 30al 30 for Inferior
per bu.
| CORN-Is quiet with liberal receipts Mixed
| ear is quoted 4Oa4lc on arrival, and held at
| 42c at the lower roads. Shelled is quoted 41a
| 42c for prime sample on track, and held at the
latter ngure, and 43a44c for No. in elevator,
per bu.
OATS-The demand is almost wholly for To-
| cal consumption, and market steady. Mixed
| are worth 33a86c and white 36a39c for good to
choice, per bu. Inferior mixed held at 3Ja8lc
per bu.
RYE-The offerings are liberal and there Is
but moderate demand. No. 2 in elevator is
worth 73a74c, and fair to prime sample held at
| STATIC per bu on arrival.
| BARLEY-MOderate demand, and not much
| on the market. Canada is held at 90ca$1 per
bu for prime to choice. Fall is quoted 65a85c
per bu for good to choice, and Western spring
| is offering at 40a80c.
/ d
continues quiet. Shoulders are quoted 5Ia
| 51Ic, clear rib sides 7tsa7%c, and clear sides
7xa7Xc per lb, all loose.
| BACON-Firm and quiet. Quoted 6ha6Hc
| for shoulders, SMaSHc for clear rib sides, and
held at 8Xa9c for clear sides per lb, all packed.
| Sugar cured hams are in moderate jobbing de-
mand at l0Mal2c for fair to choice averages,
| canvased and packed.
MESS PORk-The market is firm to-day,
and city mess is quoted $l4 75al5 per brl, and
I holders asking SIS 25.
| LARD-Is lrm though quiet. Prime steam
is quoted 9Ha9hc, and 936c asked per lib. City
kettle is held at lOAalOxc, and country at IOc
| per Id.
| COTTOR-Market quiet, but prices steady
and unchanged. The official Cotton Exchange
rates for to-day are as follows: Ordinary 9Xc,
good ordinary lOXc, low middling lJ%c, Md
ding lIHc, good middllng 1lhc, mlddling
| WHISKY - Is steady to-day and demand
moderate, and 204 brls sold on Change at 81 VI
per gallon.
| BEANS-The market is dull, but without
any especial change. The receipts are heavy,
and only few Of the best wanted. We quote
81 Goal rs for navys, 81 4Oal 80 for prime medi-
uus. and lower grades are worth 75caS1 rs, ac-
| col ding to quality, per bu.
| BROOM UORN-lhe market is steady, but
there is very little demand and the receipts are
| liberal. Red brush Is quoted 2aic as to quail.
ity, green stalk braid 41la5c, and green hurl
| 51s a6c per lib.
undergone no change. The lower grades are
| plenty and dull, the supply being largely in
excess of the demand. There is a fair local
demand for choice dairy, which sells at 2ba
27c per lb fer Western Reserve, and 2Ua2?c
for prime Central Ohio, per Id. Qualities be-
low prime are Offering at Rai3c .or common,
and 14al6c for fair to good, per lb.
CHEESE-There 10 a fair local demand. and
| firm, with moderate offerings at I5al6c per lb
| for prime to cnoice factory.
i COEEEE-Ihe demand is moderate, being
Imainly for local consumption. Rio is worth
2Oa2O1sc for common, 2la!2c for far, 22ha23c
for good, and 23ha24Hc for prime to choice
Iper lb. Java is worth 2Sa32c per lb. #
| COAL-Moderate consumptive demand, and
selling to consumers delivered at 9alOc for
Ohio River, l0allc for Ashland, 1lal2c iol
Kanawha and Muskingum, l2c fer Yough-
iogheny, and l8a20c for kanaWha camel, pei
bu. Youghiogheny atloat is Offering at 71faSc
per bu. Anthracite is quoted $Sa9 per ton
delivered.
COKE-Is in moderate local demand, and
steady, at 6la7c for s-house, 7a7nc for city
manufactured, and Sa9c for crushed, per bu al
yards. and 2a3c more delivered to consumers.
DRIED FRUITS - The market remains
steady and quiet, with no material variation
Domestic fruit is quoted 3a4c for apples ant
1Oa12c for peaches per lb. Foreign fruits are
worth 23a2jc for ctron, 9a12c for figs, 71aa8c fol
currants and 8a7c for prunes per lb, anu layer
ralsins are quoted 81 SOal 90 per box.
| EGGS-Are plenty and in moderate demand
at llal2c per dozen for fresh arrivals
| GREEN FkUIrS-Apples are in moderate
demand with good supply, and quoted 81 75a:
per brl for prime to choice, and local % for in
Ierior, il store. Oranges are worth $9a9 80 pei
case, and $3a3 50 per box. Lemons are quoted
$4 J0a5 per box. Crannerries are qufetat 50 81
al0 per brl for prime to choice.
| HAY-There is fair consumptive demand
for the best qualities, but inferior is dull. Nc
change in prices. We quote No timothy S10a
10 30 per ton in bales, on arrival, and lower
grades held at Sla9 per ton, as to quality,
| Dealers ask 81 more in store.
HEMP-There is, a dull marKet for rough
| Kentucky, but with light offerings it is firm al
| $1l5a120 per ton on arrival and SO more wanted
in store. Dressed hemp sells in small jobbing
lots at 9a9Ac per lb.
| MILL FEED-Ihere 1s moderate demand
for bran, with ample recelpts and IL is steady
| at Sl3 j0al4 per ton. Shipstufs are dull and
held at $l4al5 per ton. Shipstuffs quiet at $17a
q per ton, all on arrival. About 81 more asked
| in store.
with moderatedemand and good to choice
| at 5Ja57c per gallon Refined syrups are rang
| ing 45ay0c per gallon, according to quality.
Sorghum quiet at 25a35c for good to choice per
gallon.
OILS-Linseed is In moderate request at 65a
66c per gallon AMI steady. Lard oil is in
active, and free offerings of extra at S3a85c per
gallon. Refined petroleum is quiet and firm at
| 15a16c per gallon.
| POTATOES-The market is firm, with mod
crate receipts, and there is fair demand, with
sales on arrival at s5casI per bu for best grades
loose. Quilted in store $lal 15 loose, and S3a3 sc
per brl packed.
POULTRY-The market continues steady,
with moderate offerings. Chickens in fair re-
quest at $3 75a4 so per dozen for live. Turkeys
quoted 12al3c for dressed, and 9a0c for live
| per Id.
| SALT-Turk's Island dull at 33a35c per bu.
Liverpool coarse is held 81 '10a1 20 per sack
Moderate demand for ONO River and kanawna
with full supply and Offering at 81 10al Is pei
brl of 2S0 lbs, and iSc per bu.
| SEED-Clover is quoted l5a15Hc per lb in
store and moderate demand. Timothy is quiet
| at 81 S0al 80 per bu for jobblng lots in store
FLAX selling at 81 S5a1 50 per Du.
| SUGAR-Moderate demand and ma, ket
steady at previous prices. We quote yellow
refined l0aiO1dc, extra &c" l04allc, "A" white
Hall &c, granulated 1lTaI2c, powdered 12Aa
| i23Sc, crushed 121sc, and cut loaf l24c per lb.
| New Orleans sells at llall3ac for clarified and
9al0c for raw.
TALLOW The demand is fair, with liberal
| receipts, and we quote nc loose for city, and
| 7hc packed pcrlb for country rendered.
Cincinnati Hbry Goods Market.
| CINCINNATI, March Il, 1877.
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