The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March 2s-2 P. M

FLOUR-The market continues firm, and
moderate demand to-day. Fancy is worth
81 25a8 OO, and neld up to $5 80 for patent proc
.ess. Family is selling to-day at So 9Oa7 10 per
brl. Supernne Is quoted IS 35a5 IS, and low
grades 81 25a4 Is per brl. Spring wheat
brands are quoted SO 60a7 10, aud rye flour
"a 5Oa4 rs per brl, according to quality or repu-
tation.
WHEAT-The market is firm, the offerings
| being light, especially of best grades. White
is quoted 81 55a1 go for fair to prime aud 81 65
| for choice. Red ls worth 81 50a1 s. for good to
choice, IL 40a1 As for medium, and 81 3Oal IS for
low grade per bu.
| CORN-The receipts are rather heavy to- day.
| but the demand is fair and the market rules
| steady. Mixed ear is worth 4l a42c per bu on
track, and sales at the latter price aJ the lower
| roads, and Offering at 40a4lc at landing. Sbelled
| is worth 42c for prime sample on arrival, and
| 43c for No. 2 in elevator.
OATS-Quiet and steady. Sales for local
consumption at 91a39c for good to prime white
per bu. Inferior Offering at 2sa30c per Du.
| BARUEY-There Is fair mailing demand
| and the market is steady. The offerings are
| light, especially of the best grades. Fall is
| quoted 65a85c and Western spring 40a60c per
| bu, according 10 quality. Canada is Offering AT
| 90cas1 per bu for prime to choice.
RYE-There is not much doing and the mar
ket is easy. No. 2 in elevator quoted 72a73c
per bu, and neld at the latter figure. Good to
prime on arrival quoted iOa7.c per bu, and
lower grades 65a67c per bu.
BULK MEATS The market is steady
Shoulders are quiet at 5I a5%c, clear rib sides
| in fair demnd at 7Ha7xc, and clear sides dull
| at 7Xasc per lb, all loose
BACON-Demand light and moderate Offer
ings. Clear sides are held at SC, clear rib sides
| quoted S1saSxc, and shoulders 6Ha6h per lb,
all packed. Sugar-cured hams ranging l0Xa
| l2c per lb; some choice averages held beyond
| the latter figure, all canvased and packed.
| MESS PORK-The market is steady and
prime city quoted sl5al5 70 per brl, and de-
mand and offerings light.
LARD-There is quiet market at 9ka9x c
per Id for prime steam, and the latter figure
| mostly asked. City kettle is quoted l0kal0xc,
and country nominal at 10a0kc per lb.
| COTTOk-The market remains quiet. Stock,
| i, ,493 bales. Sales to-day, 107 bales Md
ding Hc lower. Other grades steady ana un-
changed. The official quotations for this market
| range as follows: Ordinary 9Xc, good ordinary
| 1OHc, low middling lO%c, mlddl1ng lie, good
middlmg 1lhc, middiing fair l2c, fair l3c
WHIsKY-steady and quiet, with sales of
| 1863 brls on 'Change to-day at 81 04 per gallon.
BEANS-Demand light, with full supply,
and market steady at previous prices. Best
navys are held at 81 65a1 rs, good to prime me-
diums at 81 4Oal 80, and inferior 9Oca$1 25 per
BROOM CoRN-The market is steady, but
there is very little demand and the receipts are
| liberal. Red brush is quoted 2a4c as to quail
! ity, green stalk braid An a5c, and green hurl
/ 5 IA a6c per Id.
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change. The receipts are mostly of the lower
grades, and there is scarcely any demand, eX-
cept for tine best table butter, ana choice fresh
lots are worth 23ae5c for Western Reserve, and
2Ua22c for Central Ohio per Id, but the outside
prices are only for selections by the single
packages. Good to prime butter is held at l6a
| l8c, and inferior at l2al4c per Id.
| CHEESE-The market is firm, but quiet, with
prime to cnoice factory selling at 15al6c per lb,
and fair local demand.
| COFFEE-The market rules steady, but it is
/ still quiet, with no material change. Java
sells at 2Sa32c per lb. We quote common Rio
20a901Sc. fair to good 81 1a22hc, prime 23a23 &c,
| and choice 24a24Sc per lb
| COAI--Moderate consumptve demand, and
selling to consumers delivered at 9a10c for
| Ohio River, 10a1lc for Ashland, 1la12c Tor
| Kanawha and Muskingum, 12c for Yough-
| jogheny, and lSa20c for Kanawha camel, per
| bu. Youghiogheny afioat is offering at 716aSc
per bu. Anthracite is quoted $Sa9 per ton,
| delivered.
| COKE-Ts in moderate local demand, and
steady. at 61za7c for gas-house, 7a71ac for city
manufactured, and Sasc for crushed, per bu at
yards, and 2a3c more delivered to consumers.
| DRIED FRUITo-Are in moderate demand
with no material change Layer raisins are
worth 81 S0al 80 per box. Citron is quiet at 23a
| 25c, figs at l0al2c, currants at 7ha8c, and
| prunes 6Ka7c per lb. Apples are plenty, and
Offering at Sa4c, and peaches quoted 10ha1gc
per lib.
offerings, but there is not much demand at la
| l3c per dozen for fresh.
| GREEN FkUIrS-Apples are in moderate
demand with good supply, and quoted 81 75a2
per brl for prime to choice, and 75cal rs Tor in
| lerior, il store. Oranges are worth l9a9 90 per
case, and S3a3 so per box. Lemons are quoted
81 50a5 per box. Crannerries are quietsaG SO So
aI0 per brl for prime to choice.
| HAY-The demand is limited to the best
| grades for local consumption. Lower grades
are neglected, but with full supply. No. /
timothy selling at$1OalO 30 per ton on arrival.
| Medium grade is quoted $Sa9, and common
| ST b0a7 so per ton on arrival, and 81 more in
| store
| HEMP-There Is q dull marKet for rough
Kentucky, but with light offerings it is firm at
SIl5al20 per ton on arrival and SO more wanted
| in store. Dressed hemp sells in small jobbing
lots at 9a9kc per lb
| MILL EED-Bran is quiet and steady, with
liberal offerings 1T slS9VaA per ton on ARRIVAL