The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March 1912 M.

fancy $7a7 rs, family So 50a6 81, extra, Sc 1Ot
6 35, superfne $5a5 80, and sales of the lattel
to-day at s. 35 per brl. Low grades are quoted
s4a4 so per bril- Spring wheat -four is quotec
S6 6Oa7, and rye flour 81 4Oa4 rs per brl.
| WHBAT-The market is firm though quiet
We quote good to choice white 81 5Oal o., anC
| red 81 40al j0per bu. Inferior grades Of red
| range down to 81 30 per bu.
| BARLEI-There is very little doing, and
| 1t is held nominally 60aS0c for fair TO primC
| fall, and 4Oa5Oc for good to prime spring pei
| bushel.
| CORN--The market is rather dull to-day but
| held steady. Mixed is quoted 4Jc per bu on
landing ana 4lc on track, and offerings more
| moderate. Shelled is quoted 42c per bu, and
| that figure bid for No. 2 in elevator.
| OATS-Market easy and moderate demand,
with liberal receipts. Sample lots are quoted
6jaIOc per bu on track for fair to prime. No 2
in elevator sold to-day at TIC per bu.
Ky E-Ihe market continues quiet and easy
Inc offerings are liberal and the demand Is
limited. No. in elevator is quoted 72c per bu,
but held at 73c. Sample on track is worth 65a
zoe per bu, according TO quality.
BACON-ls steady and quiet. Shoulders
held at 61sc, clear rib sides at SIC, and clear
sides at DC per Id, all packed. Sugar cured
hams are in moderate jobbng demand at l0xa
l24G per ID, eanyased and packed.
| BULK MEAIS-lhe he market is steady, but
| very little doing. Shoulders are quoted 5ssa
5kc. clear rib sides 7xa7%c, and clear sides
l51asc per Id, all loose, and 1GaAc more per Ib
for packed. .''
MESS PoRK-The market is quiet and weak.
Quoted Sl4 25aH 81, but offerings tight.
LARD-There Is quiet and easy market.
Prime steam is quoted 9Ha9kc per lb, and
moderate offerings at the latter figure. Ket-
tle leaf quoted 9%c for country. and held at
lOZalUIc for city per lb.
COTTOk-There is a dull market reported
to-day at op previous prices. Sales is bales.
Stock 1908 bales. We quote the following
Official prices: Ordinary 1O&c, good ordinary
lOTc, low middling llHc, middllng 1Ixc,
1870 per 10.
WHISKY-Continues steady and demand
moderate with sales Of 80 brls at 81 05 per gal
Ion.
BEANS-The market is dull and prices are
easy under large offerings. Prime to choice
navies are Offering at 81 Goal rs. white mediums
at 81 4Oal 80, fair to good at 81 20ai 3D. and COM
mon at 80a90c per bu t8
BROOM CORS--Continues dull, but it is
steady at previous prices. Red brush is held at
2a4c as to quality, green stalk braid aL4ha5c.
ana green hurl 51Sa6c per lb.
BUTrER-There is very little doing beyond
fair local demand for the best grades. The
offerings are mostly of inferior. Prime to
choice is worth 1Sa2Ic C per lD, and for fancy Sc
lections 23a25c is obtained, but these grades
are scarce. Lower grades are quoted I4al5c
for medium, and 42ai3c for common per lb
CHEESE-1here is a fair consumptive de-
mand, anu prime W CHOICE IacCOIy is selling at
Akal5c per Id. 20.
COFFEE-Is steady and quiet with only a
fair local demand at previous prices. Ii is
worth 20Ha2lc for common Rio, 2lha22c for
medium, 221aa23nc for good to prime, and
24aA1&c for choice per lp. We quote Java
28a32c per 10.
COAL-There is fair local trade but very
little wholesale demand. Tne Inarketis is steady.
The rates delivered to consumers are as fol
lows: 12al3C Tor YoughIogheny, IIa12c for Mus.
b N.,lla Kan ha To-,
Ashland, aud 10e forOhio Riverpe bu. Can
mel is worth lSa22c per bu, and Anthracite sSa
per ton delivered. Offerings Of Youghiogheny
ahoat at l0c, but no bids.
COKE-Qulet and steady with only local
retail demand, at &c per bu for gas-house, Ia
Sc for city manufactured, and Sc for crushed
at Yards. and &c more delivered TO consumers
DRIED FRUITS-There is a moderate de-
mand for domestic fruit at 3a4c for apples, and
10at2c for peaches, per ID. Foreign fruits are
dull, but unchanged. Weduote cItron 23a2ac.
figs l2al4c, prunes 9allc, and currants 7aSc per
IL. Raisins are quoted 81 90a2 per box.
EGGS-There is only fair consumptiye de-
mand, and the market is steady, with ample.
offerings of fresh at lla12e per dozen.
GREEN FRUlIS-There is a moderate de-
mand for apples with an ample supply, and
they sell at 81 75a2 per brl IN store for prime to
choice, and range down to 81 per brl for inferi-
or. Lemons are quiet at 81 5Oa5 per box. Or
anges are selling at S9ai0 per case. and 50 Goal
per box. Cranberries are worth $9al0 per bri.
HAY-Is quiet and steady, with ample sup
ply and moderate demand. We quote No.
timothy S0a10 so per ton on arrival, and in
ferior is offering at $7a9 per ton. according to
quality. About 81 more per ton wanteu in
store. ...-- ...
HRMP-Rough Kentucky is quiet and
steady, with limited offerings at 81 Sal ~ per
ton OH arrival Dressed is in moderat; jobbing
demand at 9a9Hc perlb.
= MILL FEED-There Is a moderate de-
mand for bran, with free offerings at $l3 50al4
per ton, on arrival. Ship are offering at
Sl4al5 per ton, but with light demand. Mid
dlings are quiet and steady at $l7a2l per ton,
all on arrival. In store deal ers want 50 more. |
MOLASSES-The market is quiet and steady
with only moderate demand. New orleans is
quoted 5Sa5Sc for prime to choice, and 4Oa5Uc
for common to good per gallon. We quote
i0a9Oc, according to quality, for refined sirupi,
and 25a30c for sorghum.
oILS-Lihseed is III moderate demand and |
steady at 65a66c per gallon. Extra lard oil is |
dull and weak at S7a89c per gavin Refined pc
Iroieum is quiet at l3al4c per Ballou |
POTATOES-Ihe market remains steady |
but quiet. There is a full supply and the de- |
mand mostly confined to the local retail trade. |
We quote 75a90c per bu on arrival, aecordln lng |
to quality, loose. They are quoted S3a3 25 per |
brl packed, and Slal ~ per Du loose for best |
varieties in store.
POULTRY-rhe market continues firm and |
receipts are generally light Chickens are in |
fair demand aG S3 50a4 25 per dozen, according |
10 size and condition. Turkeys selling at lJa |
l2c for dressed, and Sa9s for live per ID.
SALr-Domestic is IN lair request, with |