The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 23-2 2. M

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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 23-2 p. M.
FLOUR-The market remains firm, and
| there is tair local demand. Fancy is worth
81 25a8 and selling to-day at 81 40a7 SO per brl.
| Family sold at S7a7 10. Extra is worth Sc 50a
675, and supert1ne So 50a5 Is per brl, and sales
Of each at the outside figures to-day. Low
grade is quoted 81 25a5 per bril- Spring wheat
| flour sold at So 70a7 15 per brl, the latter for
| choice Minnesota. Rye -four is quoted "a 50a
A IS, and sales at the latter figure.
| WHEAT-The market Is nrm, but quiet.
| The best grades are scarce, and mostly held
above the views of buyers. Good to choice lots
| are quoted 81 55a1 65 for white, and 81 50a1 W
for red, per bu Low grades OF red are Offer
ing at 81 85a1 40 per bu.
! OATS-Demand moderate but steady.
Mixed are worth 34a36c for good to prime, and
| 3Ua32c for low grade. White are quoted 31a39c
| for good to prime per bu.
| RYE-Is quiet with liberal offerings. Sam
pie on arrival quoted f0a72c for good to prime,
| and 65a6Sc per bu, for off grades. No. in
elevator quoted 72a73c per bu.
| CORN-There is quiet market but steady.
Mixed shelled is quoted 4la42c for sample on
arrival, and 43c for NO. 2 in elevator. Ear Is
quoted 40a42c per bu on arrival. according to
location.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady and not much
| on the market. Canada is offering at 81 for
choice, and S5a95c for good to prime. Western
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| worth 65a95c per bu.
MESS PORK-There is an easy and quiet
market, Held at SIS, and buyers offer 25adOc
| less per bril-
LARD-There is very little doing, and the
tone of the market is easy. Prime steam is
| ouoUed 9Hc per ID, and bids about Nc less.
Kettle held at lOhc for city and lOc for country
| for jobbing lots, cash.
ders are quoted 5sa51c; clear rib sides are in
moderate demand Mt 7Sa7%c per lb, spot
Clear sides held at 7%aec per lb. all loose.
| BACoN-Demand light, but market steady
SHaSXc, and clear sides held at S2Ia9c. per lb,
all packed. Sugar hams are quiet at
l0Kal2c per lb, canvased and packed.
| COTTOk-The market firm at Yesterdays
prices. Stock Il ,749 bales. We quote as follows
the official rates: Ordinary 9Xc, good ordinary
| 10Hc, low middling lJxc, mIddlIng lie, good
mlddllng 1lhc, middlng fair l2c, fair l3c
per lb.
| WHISKY-Demandm moderate though steady
and los per brls sold on Change to-day at 81 Va
per gallon.
| BEANS-Demand light, with full supply,
and market steady at previous prices Best
navys are held at 81 65a1 IS, good to prime me-
| diums at 81 40al so, and inferior 9Oca$l rs per
bH.
BROOM CORN-The demand is light and the
market is well supplied but held steady. We
| quote 5a6c for green hurl, 4ha5c for green
| stalk braid and 2a4c for red brush per ID.
|
mand for the best gra les, which however are
| scarce, and the market for them is firm. Low
grades are dull with large excess of receipts.
| Choice Western Reserve is worth 24a25c and
are mostly for single packages OF selections.
Good to prime butter is quoted 16a1Sc, and in
| ferior held at 12al4c per Id.
| CHEESE-The market is firm, but quiet, ith
prime to cnoice factory selling at l5a!6c per ID,
| and fair local demand.
| COFFEE-The market rules steady, but it is
still quiet, with no material change. Java
| sells at 28a32c per lb. We quote common Rio
2Oa901sc. taIr to good a J. a22Ac prime 23a23hc,
| and choice 24a24hc per lb.
| COAL-Tne market remains quiet and
steady with no material change. Offering
| afloat at 6ha6c for Ohio River, 7a7hc for
Ashland, 71la8c Tor Youghiogheny, per bu.
The rates delivered to consumers are as fol-
lows: Ohio River 9alOc, Ashland lOa1lc,
Muskingum Valley and Kanawha 11a12c,
and Youghioghenyl l2c, and camel, lSa20c per
bu. Hooking Valley is worth lOc at elevator,
| and 11a12c delivered. Anthracite is quoted
| $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
| COKE-The demand is moderate and market
| steady. Gas-house is quoted &c per bu, city
manufactured &c, and crushed 9c per bu at
| wards, and about &c more per bu delivered.
| DRIED FRUITo-Are in moderate demand
with no material change Layer raisins are
worth 81 S0a1 80 per box Citron is quiet at 23a
| Csc, figs at lOal2c, currants at 71aSc, and
| prunes 6ha7c per lb. Apples are plenty, and
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ETGs--There is steady but quiet market,
with moderate offerings, and fresh arrivals are
| worth 12al3c per dozen.
| GREEN FRUIrS-Market quiet and steady
for apples, with free offerings at 81 50a2 25 per
brl for good to choice. We quote lemons S4a5
| per box, and oranges are worth $3a4 per box
| and s9a9 81 per case. Cranberries are in mod
| crate demand at S9al0 per brl.
HAI-The demand is limited to the best
grades for local consumption. Lower grades
| are neglected, but with full supply. No.
timothy selling at'$10a10 30 per ton on arrival.
| Medium grade is quoted $Sa9, and common
| 81 60a7 30 per ton on arrival, and 81 more in
store.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky is offering at s115a
100 per ton, with very little demand and light
receipts. Dressed is in moderate jobbing de-
mand at 9a9hc per lb.
MILL FEED-Market quiet and steady, with
no material change. We quote bran Sl3a3 81,
shipstuffs $l4al5, and middlings $17a2l per ton,
all on arrival, and $2 more in store.
MOLASSES-Ihere is a fair consumptive
demand for New Orleans at 5Ja57c for good to
choice, and inferior held at 40a45c per gallon.
Refined syrups quiet and steady at 4Oas0c, and
Sorghum at 25a35c per gallon, according 10
OILS-Market quiet and steady for linseed
at 65a66c per gallon. Extra lard oil neglected
and held at S3aSjc per gallon. Refined petro-
leum 15a16c per gallon.
POrATOE5-Are in fair demand and firm,
with moderate offerings at 9OcaS1 10 per bn, ac-
cording to quality. on arrival, for loose. They
are worth 81 l0a 30 per bu in sacks, and 50 Z5
as rs per hrl in store.
POULTRI-Chickens are in fair demand
with liberal offerings at S8a4 per dozen, ac-
Cording to size and condition. Turkeys quoted
nominally l0allc per Id, dressed. Live geese
are held at $3a4 per dozen.
SALT-There is but little demand for Liver
pool or Turks Island, and they. are quoted
Il 10a1 20 per sack for the former, and 33a35c
per bu for the latter. Domestic salt is in fair
demand. with liberal offerings of ONO River
and Aanawha at iSc per bu and 81 d0al 10 per
brl Of $50 lbs.
SEED-Cloyer is in moderate demand, and
iahhLng sales in store at l5Al5l &c per lb. Tim