The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 81 P. N,

FLOUR-There is a fair consumptive de-
mand. but not much doing beyond this. Fancy
grades are quoted 81 25as, family IS 95a1, extra
So 25a6 DO, superne IS 25a5 80, low grades $4 25a
rs, spring wheat flour So 50a1 III, and rye -four
81 40a4 85 per bril-
OATS-There Is quiet and easy market.
Mixed Offering at 35a37c, and white at 31aS9c
per bu for good to prime. Choice white are
quoted Al a42c per bu.
BARLEf-Contlnues dull and weak. Offer
ing at 65aS5c for fair to choice fall, and 40a55c
for common to prIme spring per bu.
CORN-The market is steady with offerings
and demand fair for ear at 40a42c per Du on ar
rival according to location. No. mixed
prime 42c on track.
RYE-The market is quiet and weak. Sam
pie is quoted 75c per bu for prime, and down TO
zoe for inferior on arrival. No. in elevator is
held at 16a77c, and bids at 75c per bu.
WHEAT-The market is steady, with mod
crate demand. Offerings light at 81 50al 60 for
good to cholce white. Red is quoted 81 81 for
choice, 81 45al AZ for prime, 81 SSal 4S for fail
to good, and 81 30a1 So for common per bu.
BACON-Quiet and steady Shoulders are
quoted 6Ma7c, clear rib sides held at 9Xc, and
clear sides at91ac per Ib, all packed. Sugar
cured hams are ranging l1aleIic per lb can
vassed and packed, according to average
BULK MEATS-Market quiet. Shoulders
are quoUed 5X6c, clear rib sa816c, and clear
sides held at SIC per lb, all loose.
MESS PORk-Is dull and weak, and prime
Guy Will uOb UTlnB over 40 per Drls very
little Offering under SIS 25
LARD-Quiet and easy. Prime steam is
quoted 9%c per 10, but not much demand ana
very little offered at that figure. Kettle is
quoted 10halOxc, and country do l0alOK c
per lb.
COTTON-The market is quiet and steady
at previous prices. We quote: Ordinary l0%c,
good ordinary lie, low middling ll%c, mid
ding IKE, good middling, l2kc middiing
fair 12Hc, fair l8hc per iD.
WHlSKY-Is in fair demand and sales to-
day of 3lS brls at 81 05 per gallon.
BEANS-The market is steady, with liberal
supply, and only moderate sales. We quote
81 75a1 30 per bu for choice, 81 40al 80 for good
TO prime, and 81 GOAL 25 for inferior per bu.
BROOM CORN-1s dull but steady and the
market well supplied at 5ha6c for green hurl,
4ha5c for green stalk braid, ana 6a4c for red
brush, per pound.
BUTTER-The market rules steady but
there is little or no variation from the inactiyi-
ty previously observed. Local retailers are
taking all the line qualities that arrive at 2Oa
2lc per lb, and 1a2c more is obtained for extra
Sc iections OF single packages. Good to prime
butter is quoted l8alec per lib for Central Ohio.
Lower grades are plenty and dull at l2a15c
per 10, according TO quality.
CHEESE-Prime to choice factory is quoted
Ahal5c per lb, and demand fair with Arm
market.
COFFEE--Market steady and demand mod
crate Java is quoted 2Sa32c per 10; Rio
241d a25c for choice, 2S4a24c for prime, 2lka
2Sc for fair to good, and 2Oa2lc for common,
per 10.
C0AL-The market is steady but only a
mo ierate cOnsumptive demand. 1t is selling
delivered to consumers at 13al4c for YougIi-
logneny, 12al3c for kanawha. 12aI3c for Mus
kingum Valley, 10al2c for Ashland, and l0a
llc for Ohio River, per bu. 1oughiogheny
ahoat is offered at lOc per bu. Camel Is de-
liyered at 2Oa22c per bu, and anthracite at $Say
per ton.
COKE-There is nothing doing beyond a
light local demana 1t is quoted 9alUc for
crushed, &c for city manufactured and 7c for
gas-house per bu, at yards, and delivered to
consumers at la2c per bu beyend these prices
DRIED FRUlTS-There is very little de-
mand for peaches or apples, and they are Of
fering at 10a12c for the former and 81 Sa4Ic for
the latter. Layer ratsins are quoted $2a2 10
per box. Citron is worth 23a25c, tigs l2al4c.
prunes 9aiic, and currants Ease pes Id. =
EGGS-Are in moderate demand and re-
ceipts large. Fresh arrivals are worth 10a1lc
pet dozen.
GREEN FRUITS-There is q moderate de-
mand for apples and supply ample at Sla1 25
for common and 81 75a2 for prime to choice Der
brl. Oranges are selling at 10 00aS10 per Gu sc,
ana ss 50a4 per box. Lemons are quiet at 81 50st
50 per box Cranoerries are quoted S9alC per
brl ana demand moderate.
HAY--The market is sready with only a \
moderate local demand mostly for the best
grades. No. timothy is quoted Sl0al0 so per
ton on arrival. Lower grades are duh at 81 Qua
",
In store 81 more per ton.
HEMP-Ihere are moderate receipts and
sales Of rough Kentucky at 81 l5al 20 per ton
,n arrival. Dressed sells in a jobbing way atl
sa9xc per lib.
MILL FEED-The market is steady for
bran with fair demand at $3 Scala 90 per ton |
Shipstufs are duh with offerings at S14aI5 per |
5on. Middlings are steady and quiet at Sl7a2l |
per ton, all ON arrival. About 81 more per ton 4
wanted in store.
M0LASS ES-There is steady market and
5he demand is far for local consumption. New
Orleans sIrup is worth 5Oa5Sc for choice, 50a |
l3c for COOL to prime, and 40a46c for common. |
Refined sirups are quoted 40a90c as to quality |
sorghum is quoted S0a36c per gallon.
OILS-There is quiet market for linseed /
Ind liberal offerings at 65c per gallon. Extra |
ard oil Is inactive and quoted 90a92c per gal |
on. Refined petroleum is worth l5a &c per |
salion and quiet.
POTATOES-There is moderate demand. |
mostly for local consumption, and ample offsr- /
ngs on arrival at SOa90c per bu loose, and l0a |
&c more per bu in store. Packed are held at |
3aS rs per brl in store, for best variety in |
Bppiug order.
POULTRY : The market is steady, with |
Moderate offerings. Chickens are quoted S9a4 |
)ef dozen for five or tilessad. AccnFiunr m siua