The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March 8O-2 Pm

FLOUR-Fair consumptlve demand and
market steady. Fancy is quoted 81 35aS 25.
according to quality or reputation of brand.
Sales Of family to-day at S1a7 10. Extra quoted
Sc 5Oa6 rs per brl, and selling to-day at $6 65.
Superhne sold as high as S. IS per brl, and
ranges down to IS so. Low grades selling at
Sd 5Oa5. Spring wheat flour quoted IS 75a7 10,
and some choice Minnesota held higher. Rye
flour sold to-day at 81 25a4 90 per brI.
RYE-Quiet and steady, Moderate offerings
at 74a75c for No. 2 in elevator, 70a75c for good
to prime sample, on arrival, per bu
WHEAT-Market firm. The offerings are
light, especially for the higher grades, which
are in fair local milling demand. Quoted 81 IS
al 65 for fair to prime, and 81 68a1 10 Tor
choice white. Good to choice red Is held at
81 5Oal IS and inferior grades 81 35a1 45 per bu
OAIS-There Is only moderate demand
put with light receipts. The market is firm at
34a36c for good to prime mixed and 37a39c for
similar goods Of white per bu. Inferior mixed
Offering at 30a32c per bu.
CORN-The market is quiet to-day but The
receipts are moderate and it is shade hrmer.
as to location. Shelled is quoted 4la42 on arri-
val and 42a43c for No. 2 in elevator.
BARLEI-The market is quiet and not
much Offering. We quote good to prime 65a90c
for fall barley, and 4jaj0c for Western spring.
Canada is quoted S5ca$l for good to choice per
bushel
MESS PORK-There is a firm feeling, and
city mess is quoted $4 2jaa14 50 per brl, but the
offerings are light at the outside figure, ami
holders mostly asking 25c more for jobblng
lots
LARD-Market quiet and steady Prime
steam is quoted 9Ha9Hc per ID. Kettle leaf
dull at 1OAalChc for city per lb.
BULK MEATS-Steady and quiet. Loose
meats are quoted 5Ha5Kc for shoulders, X "a
nc for clear rib sides and 7xa7%c for clear
sides per lb, and helu mostly at the ouside
figures. Packed are Hakc higher than loose.
BACON-Moderate, Offering and market
67Sc, clear rib S1Sc, and clear sides o2laSzGc per
Id, all packet. Sugar-cured hams are jobbing
slowly at lOhal2c, according. to average, per
lib.
COTToN-Market steady to-day but quiet
Prices unchanged. We give as follows the
official Cotton Exchange quotations: Ordinary
9%c. good ordinary 1Ohc, low middling l0hc,
mlddling lie, good middllng 1lhc, middilng
fair 12c, fair l3c per l6.
WHIoKY-ls frmer to-day and lc higher,
with sales on Change Of 203 brls at 81 VA per
gallon.
BEANS-The demand continues light with
liberal offerings, and we quote 81 Goal rs for
choice navies, 81 40al so for prime white 81 l5a
25 for fair to good, and 75a9Oc for common
per bu
BROOM CoRN-The market is quiet and
steady with light demand and liberal offerings
at 2a4c for red brush, 4lsahc for green stalk
braid, and 514a6c for green hurl, per lb.
BUrIER-There is little or no demand
beyond what Is taken Of the best grades
to meet the local consumption. The receipts
are still heavy but mostly Of the lower grades,
which are dull and accommodating. We quote
l8a20c per lb for prime to choice, but single
packages of extra selections sell at 23a25c per
lb. Medium quality is quoted 15al6c, and COM
mon 12al3c per ib.
CHEESE-The demand is moderate, and with
limited offerings the market rules firm at l5a
l6c per lb.
COAL-Tnere is a moderate consumptive de-
mand and market steady at previous prices. We
quote TIC for YoughIogheny, 7c for Ashland,
and 51aa6c per 'bu for Ohio River, afloat. The
rates delivered to consumers are 9aiOc for OHIO
River, 1Oa1lc for Ashland, II al2c for Kanawha
and Muskngun, I2c for Youghiogheny, and
lSa2Oc for Kanawha camel, per bu. Anthra-
cite delivered at $Sa9 per ton.
COKE-There is a moderate local demand
and the market steady at 7c for gas-house, Sc
for city manufacturer, and &c for crushed at
yards, and Ease more per bu required delivered
to consumers
DRIED FRUITS-Apples are quoted 3a4c,
and peaches held at l0a12c per lb, and very
little demand. Foreign fruit are in moderate
demand at 6aTc for prunes, 7aaSc for currants,
l0a12c for figs. and 23a2jc for citrOn per lb.
and S. S0a1 80 per box for layer raisIns.
EGGS-There is q fair local demand, with
ample receipts, and selling at 12al21ac per
dozen for fresh.
GREEN FkUIrS-There is a moderate de-
mand for apples, with steady market, and
quoted 81 50a2 50 lor fair TO prime. and 80 75a
90 for choice per brl. Lemons are quoted S4a5
per box. Oranges are IN moderate request and
selling at $3a4 per box and Sl0aIl per case
Cranberries are quiet and steady at So 50a9 So
per bril-
HAI-Continues firm, with fair consump-
tive demand for the best grades. Prime tim
othy is worth s10aIl per ton ON arrival. Lower
grades are neglected and Offering at SSa9 for
m dium and soar Tor common per ton on ar
rival. In store dealers require S! more per
ton.
HEMP-The market is quiet for rough Ken.
lucky with lighter receipts and held at sil5a