The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-16
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET,
CINCINNATI, March 16-2 p. M.

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CINCINNATI. March 1872 p. NJ.
| FLOUR-The demand is moderate o-day,
| but the market continues steady, with little II
any change. Fancy grades range $7a7 Is per
brl, according to quality or reputation Of brand.
| Fancy Is worth So 60a6 ~. Extra is quoted
So 1Oa6 49, and sales at the outside price to day.
| Saperfne sotu at s. 20, and offered down to s..
| Low grade -four is quoted 34a4 so per bri.
Spring wheat flour is worth So 40a6 80, and rye
| fouP 81 50a4 rs per brl.
| WHEAT-Ttiere is steady market. De-
mand moderate and offerings light Red is
quoted 81 GOAL 90 for choice, 81 4OaI 4S for good
to prime, and 81 goal 30 Tor low grades. White
is worth 81 5Oal 81 per bu for prime TO choice
| RYE-Is held hrm, though there is very little
doing. Sample lots, on arrival, are quoted 72a
76c Tor prime, and 68a7Oc for fair TO good. No 2
IN elevator IS quoted 73a74c per bu.
| OATS-Ihe market is moderately active,
| and with liberal offerings it Is easv. White are
| quoted 36a3Sc per bu, and mixed 34a37c per bu
for good TO prime. Inferior lots Offering at 30a
| BIC per bu.
BARLEY-The market rules quiet, with lit
| tie Offering or wanted Fall is quoted 6OaSUc
| per bu for fair to prime, and Western spring
4Oa50c. Canada is held at 9OcaS1 for prime to
choice, ana down to 75c for inferior per bu.
| CORN-There is not much doing to day and
| the receipts are heavier. Ear is quoted 4Oa42c
per bu for prime mixed on arrival according to
location. Mixed shelled is quoted 42c for
prime sample on arrival, and 43c for No. in
elevator.
BACON-Market quiet and steady, and mod
| crate offerings. We quote ~ a61zc for shoul-
| ders, SHaS]sc for clear rib sides, and S7SaSMc
| for clear sides, per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured
hams are jobbing at lO1aal2c per ID, for fair to
choice averages, canvased and packed.
| BULK MEAIS-Market steady. shoulders
| are quoted 5a5Hc, Gear rib sides in fair de-
mand at 7Ia7Mc per lb, clear sides are quoted
| 7ha72SC per lb, and held au the latter 6gure.
These figures are for loose meats, and PACKED
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| MESS PORK-The market rules steady
though quiet at $l4al4 SO per brl, and moderate
jobbIng demand at $l4 70.
| LARD-Ihe market is steady, moderate de-
| mand and prime steam quoted 9a9hc, and
mostly held at the latter figure City Kettle is
| quoted l0al07sc and country 92<c per lb, spot.
| COTTOk-Aarket quiet and easy. Prices
| Nc lower except for ordinary and middling
| fair. Sales, II bales at the Cotton Exchange;
stock, II ,424 bales The official quotations are
as follows: Ordinary 1Oc, good ordinary TO- C,
| low middllng loXc, mlddllng lIAc, good mid
ding 1lIc, miudllng fair l21sc, fair I3c per
pound.
WHIsKY-Is steady and far demand to day
at 81 O5 per gallon.
| BEANS-There is moderate demand, with
market steady and prices unchanged. We
quote 81 Goal rs per bu for prime to choice ma
vys, 81 4Oal 90 for MEDIUMS and inferior grades
| yUcal rs per bu.
BROOM CORN-The market is dull but
steady. We observe no change. Red brush is
quoted 3a4c, green stalk braid 4Ha5c, and green
hurl 56a6c per lib.
BUTrER-The demand is chiefly local and
| only the finest qualities wanted, and these are
| rather scarce. There are liberal offerings of
| lower grades, but very little demand. No ma
| terlal change in prices is observed. Choice
| dairy is worth 23a25c for W estern Reserve, and
| 20a22c for Central OHIO, per lD, put these fig
| ures are mostly for selections. Medium grades
are quoted l6alSc, and inferior l2al4c per lb.
| CHELSE-Coutlnues firm. with light Offer
| ings and fair demand for prime to choice fac
| tory at 15al55ac per Id.
| COFFEE-Ihere is quiet and steady mar
ket. and prices are unchanged. Rio is quoted
! 2OaaO4ac for common. 2lal2c for medium, 221l "a
| 231ac for good to prime, and 24a241sc per lb,
and Java selling at Sa32c per Id.
| COAL-There is moderate consumptive
demand ana the market rules steady The
rates, delivered to consumers, are as follows :
| 9al0c for Ohio River IOallc for Ashland, II lal2c
for Kanawha and Muskingum, l2c for Yough-
| iogheny, ana lSa20c per bu Tor camel. Yough-
logheny is offering at71saSc per bu afloat, and
moderate sales at The inside figure. AnLhra-
cite is worth $Sa9 per ton delivered.
| COKE-ls in moderate request and prices
| unchanged. We quote &c for gas-house and
city manufactured at yards, anu &c delivered;
and Sa9c for crushed, at yards, and 10allc de-
| livered, per bu.
DRIED FRUITs-DomestIc fruit is quoted
3a4c for apples, and 10a1lc for peaches, and de-
mand moderate. Foreign fruits are quiet at
22a25c for citron, l0al2c for figs, 71saSc for
currants, and 61Ia7c prunes. Layer raisins
| are quoted 81 S0al 80 per box.
| EGGS The demand is mostly from local
consumers and the receipts are liberal, with
| fresh selling at 1lal2c per dozen.
| GREEN FRUIIS-Apples are in moderate
demand, with good supply, and we quote 81 75a
2 25 for good to choice and $lal 81 for inferior
per brL Lemons are quoted 81 5Oa5 10, and Or
ranges 50 50a4 90 per box. Cranberries are
| quoted S3a3 50 per box and SO 50a10 SO per bril-
HAY-The market is very quiet amt prices
| are unchanged. There is a moderate local de-
mand for prime timothy at SlUal0 80 per ton
on arrival. Inferior grades are dull and offer
ing at $7a9 per ton on arrival, according TO
quality.
HEMP-There are light offerings of rough
Kentucky and very little demand at 81 l5al ~
per ton on arrival Dressed is selling in job
bing lots at 9a9Ac per lb In store.
MILL FEED-The market continues quiet
and steady, with ample offerings of all arti-
ces. We quote $l3 Scala 90 for bran, $14ai5 for
shipstutfs, and $l7a2l for middlings per ton, all
on arrival, and 81 moro in store.
MOLASSES-New Orleans sirup is steady
and in fair demand for good to choice at 5Oa57c
per gallon. W quote refined slrups 4Oa9Qc per
gallon, as to quality, and sorghum 25aS5c per
gallon.
OILS-Moderate demand for linseed at 65a
66c per gallon. Lard oil is quoted 85a90c per
gallon for extra and demand light Refined
petroleum is worth l4a16c per gallon.
POTATOES-1here is only a moderate con-
sumptive demand, but the receipts are light
and there is firm market at S0ca$1 per Du,
loose, on arrival, according 10 quanty. In
store held at slal 10 per bu. loose, and SSa8 90
per brl, packed.
POULTRY-The market is quiet with ample
receipts and moderate demand. Chickens are
worth 80 5Oa4 rs per dozen. mostly for live.
Dressed turkeys are worth 11al2c per Id.
SALT-Liverpool is dull at 81 1OaI 20 per
sack, and Turks Island 33aj5c per bu. Do
mestc salt is in moderate demand at 20c per
bu, and 81 lOal Is per brl for ONO River and