The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-01
c1NCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March la P. NJ.

Il CINCINNA1W, MArCn ~
FLOUR-The market is steady, with q mod
crate c0nsumptive demand, but, little doing
otherwse. Fancy is worth 81 2baS on, family
Sc S5a7 90, extra So 25a6 80 superhne S. 1la5 %,
and low grades "a 25a4 rs, and sales OF the lat
ter to-day at 81 20 per bril- Spring wheat ur
/ is quoted 80 50aT 10, the latter price being OBJ
tained only for choice Minnesota brands. Rye
-four is quoted ~ 50a475 per brl. Buckwheat
Is worth nominally $6 25as per brl for good TO
prime, ..
WHEAT-The market is steady with light
offerings OF such grades as are most wanted,
but the demand is only moderate. White ls
quoted 81 50al 55 for good to prime, and held az
81 5sa1 20 for choice. Red is.quoted 81 8Tal 43
for fair to good, and 81 4bal ~ for prime to
choice, and some extra qualify held higher.
Inferior grades OF red are Offering nominally
at II 30al S5 per bu.
CORN-Market steady with ample receipts.
Mixed ear is quoted 4la42c on track, and sold
at the latter figure, to-day, ana DOC onlanding
Mixed shelled is quoted 4ia4ic for Nc. in ele-
yator. and 42e for prime sample on track:
Il RYE-Is held firm and offerings moderate
| hut not much demand at T5a18c for good to
prime sample on arrival, and roc per bu for
No. 2 in elevator.
OATS-The offerings are light, but still full
ly equal to the demand, which is almost ex-
clusively local Good to prime white are
worth 3ta4Oc, and choice 42ai3c per bu. Mixed
range 35a39c for fair to prime, and neid at
3OaSsc for common per bu
BARLEY-Continues dull aud nominal.
OucElnRb dI Oodo0C lOf IalF 10 prime Idll.
and 4Oa6 ie for W Western spring Der bu. Prime
TO choice Canada held up to 9Ocasl per bu and
scarce.
BAC0N-Ts steady and quiet. Shoulders are
quoted 61Ia7c, clear rib offered at 9Ac, and
clear SUES at 9yac per lb, packed. Sagar-oured
hams are ranging IL 1hal2c per 10, according to
Iaverage, canvased and packed.
BULK MEAIS-Are somewhat firm to-day,
Ibut there is little or no change. Loose meats
are quoUed 5Xa6c for shoulders, SasAc for clear
lrib. and shaS2se. for clear sides per Id, and
lfully cured held frmer at outside figures.
MESS PORK-There is firm feeling to-day
but she market remains quiet at SlS 25al5 80
liper brl.
LARD-The market is rather firm in tone
lbut very little doing. Prime steam is quoted
9x asXc, and Offering mostly at the latter
figure. City Kettle held at 10za1lc per 10 for
IJobD1ng lots, and country at l0al0Zc per Id.
COTTOE-The market is firm and quiet to-
day and low grades advance Nc per H. Stock,
1862 bales. Inc official quotations are as fol-
lows: Ordinary 1OXc, good ordinary lie, low
middling l1{c, mIddling II Nc, good middiing
l2c, middllng lair 1910, fair l3}<c per lb.
| / WHISKY-A decline Of 1c was established
on Change to-day, with sales Of 3O3 brls at
Si05 per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is only for higher
grades anu light The receipts are heavy and
prices are easy They are offered at 81 Goal rs
per bu for prime to choice nayys, 81 25al 40 for
mediums, and 90aSl 00 wanted for common.
BROOM CORN - The demand continues
moderate, but the market is steady at previous
prices. We quote choice green hurl 51sa6c,
green stalk braid 4ha5c, and red brush "a
4c per lb. LA lH.l.
BUTTER-There has been no change and
the market is inactive but steady, The best
grades are in fair demand with light offerings
at 2la22c for choice Western Reserve, and 18a
zoe for prime to choice central Onioper ID, win
an occasional sale of single Sc ected pack age
at 23a25c per lb. Lower grades are plenty and
dull at l5a16c for medium, and l2a14c for
common per 10. .'
CHEESE-There is steady market and
prime to choice factory is worth 14,Sa15c per
lb with only a moderate demand. o. W..
COFFEE-Continues steady and quiet with
only fair local demand at previous prices. Rio
is selling as high as s25a2bc for extra quality
and ranges down to 20a2lc for common per 10.
Java is quoted 2Sa30o per lD, and held up to 32a
33c for old government.
COAL-The retail demand is fair and market
steady with no material change. 1t is deliV-
cred to consumers as follows. Ohio River lOal 1c
Ashland 1lal2c, Kanawha and Muskingum
l2a13c, YoughIogheny 13al4c, and Camel
2Oa22c per Gu. Youghiogheny, afoat, Is Offer
ing at l0c per bu, bat demand light. AAnthra-
cite is worth $Sa9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-Ls in moderate but steady demand.
Gas house is quoted 7c, city manufactured
Sc, and crushed 9alUc per bu at yards. and 20
more delivered to consumers
DRIED FRU UFTS-AIarket quiet and steady
for domestic at 31za5c for apples and II a12c TOR
peaches per lb. Foreign fruits are dull but
steady and prices are unchanged. We quote
1aSc for currantS, Sallc for prunes, 12al4c- for
figs, and 2ga25e for etron per lb, and $2a2 10
per box for layer raisIns. ..s..
EGGS-The market is abundantly supplied,
and there is only moderate demand with free
offerings Of fresh at 1la12c per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-fhere is q moderate de-
mand for apples, with gosd supply, and mar
ket steady at 81 26a2 per brl for good to ch Oic0
in store. Oranges are IN moderate request at
So 50a4 per box, and s9al1 per case Lemons
bal 1at Jo6 %
$40 per brl.
HAY-There is a fair local demand but for
the best qualities only. Low grades are not
wanted. The offerings are liberal especially
of inferior. No. timothy is quoted $l0al0 so
per ton on arrival, and lower grades held $7a9
per ton, according to quality, on arrival deal
ers asking - more in store. r.
HEMP-lhere is fair jobbing demand for
dressed az 9a9zc per lb. Moderate offerings
Of rough KeRtucky at $ll5al2O per ton on arfi-
val aud quiet.
MILL fEED- Bran is firm, with moderate
offerings and fair demand at $l3al4 per ton on
arrival. ShIpatu1fs are dull at $14al5 per ton,
Middlings steady at Sl7a22 per ton, all on az
rival, and 50 more asked In store.
M0LASSES-New Orleans sirup is in mod
crate demand and steady for good to choice at
5oa5sc per gallon. out inferior IS dull at 4Oa4bc
Refined sirups are in moderate demand at 45a
85c per gallon. Sorghum dull at 3Oa35c per
gallon.
OILS-Linseed is in moderate request, but 1t
IS held nfm ati05a0oc per gallon, AMI offerings
light. Extra lard oil offered at 90l92c per gal-
Ion, and very little taken. Refined petroleum
is quiet and weak at l5a7eper gallon.
POTATOES-The marked rules quiet and
steady There is a fair local demand, and SELL
ing on arrival at SOa9Oc per bu, loose, for good
to prime. Packed, in store, are held at $3a3 rs
per brl for prime to choice.
PUULTRI-There is firm market with
moderate offerings. Fair demand for chickens
az $2r75a3 % for dressed, ana $3a8 70 per dozen
for live. Turkeys are selling at l0al1e per lb
for dressed, and 7aSc for live. e+
SABT-DOmestic is quiet and easy, with free
offerings at 20c per bu and 81 ~ per brt OF $50
lbs, Turks Island is dull at 33aB4c per blu, and
Liverpool coarse at Il 10a1 20 per sack.
SEED-There is a moderate demand for
clover seed at 15zalihcper lb in STORE. Timo-
thy is quoted $2a2 10 per bu and quiet.
Flax se Is freely at 81 8Oai As per bu for good
TO prime. ...-
SUGAR-The demand is limited, but the
market is steady, and prices are unchanged.
New Orleans is quoted 1tallLc for clarified,
and 9al0c for raw. Refined sugars are worth
l0h al02<c for yellow 1ta1lkc for extra &C."
1lXal2c for ga" white, 1zka12hc for granu-
latedltnd powdered, l2s6c ion crushed, and l3c
cut loaf, per lb.
TALLOW is in moderate demand, and
there are liberal offerings Of country rendered
at 71aa7%c per lD on arrival.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.