The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-14
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 14-2 p. n

to-day Fancy sold at 81 25a7 rs, and patent
process at 81 50per brl. Family is worth $6 6O
at ~. Extra is quoted 50 l0a6 20. Sales OF
| supertine at IS 3j, and low grades at IA 30 per
brl. Spring wheat flour sold at IS 10 for choice
| Minnesota, and offered down to Sc 40 for in
| ferior brands. Rye flour Is quoted 81 50a4 rs
per bril-.
| CORN-Quiet and steady with more moder-
| ate receipts. Shelled is quoUed 42c for prime
| mixed on track, and 43a4ic for No. in eieva-
for. Ear is quoted +la42c per bu for mixed on
track. AM, 4Oa4lc at landing.
OATs-Arc n moderate deedng a.de demand ian @ but
to cho,ce, Mixed 3tag7c iCr fair to prime, and
30a3lc for inferior per bu a, .,;,,
WHEAT-Continues steady, with fan mill
| ing demand Tor the best grades, offerings OF
which are limited. Red IS quoted u 4oal oS
for goo1 to choice, 81 sal A. for medium, and
ranging down to 81 81 for inferior grades.
White is quoted s. 50a1 55 for good TO prime,
anu 81 5Sal 6O for ch ice per bn.
BARLEY-There is very little demand, ana
| not much on the MARKET FAIR TO choice fall ID
quoted 6OaSUc per b1. Spring is held at 3oaoOc
| per bu for common to prime.
RYE-ls held firm, but there is no great de-
mand. No. III elevator IS quoted 72A73c, and
generallv held at 74c. Good to prime sample is
| quoted T0a72c per bu. .
| MESS PORK-There is a drmer feeling to-
| day, and quoted Sl4a4 25 per brl for prime
city mess, and some demand at the inside
| figure, and jobbing lots held at $l4 81 per brl
| LARD -1he market is iirmer in tone and
prime steam is quoted ga91<c per lib. Kettle
is quoted lOalO7sc Tor city, and exc for country
| per Id.
BACoN-Quiet and steady We quote: Shoul-
| ders 6Ka6hc. clear rib sides Sh aS4c and clear
| sides held at SIC per lb, all packed. Sugar
cured hams quoted 1O1allhc per lb, can
yaBed and packed.
| BULK MEATS-Steady and moderate de-
mand. shoulders quotei SC, ciear rib sides
7a7Hc, anc clear sides 7Ha73Sc per lb, all loose.
| COTTON-Market quiet ana easy, with a
general decline OF Hc per III to-day. Sales Of
bales reported at the Cotton Exchange The
Official quotations are as follows: Ordinary
| 1Oc, good ordinary 1O%c, low middlng lie,
mlddlng llHc, good mlddling Ike, middling
| fair 1870, far 1870 per lD.
| WHlSKY-ls hrm to-day, with fair demand.
141 brls sold early in the day at 81 03, and later
there were sales OF lO9 brls at 81 04 per gallon.
| BEANS-The market continues quiet, with
| liberal offerings and only moderate demand.
Best navys are WORTH 81 Goal rs, prime white
mediums II 4Oal so, fair to good 81 15al rs, and
common 6Oa9Uc per bu.
| BROOM CURN-There is a limited demand
and the offerings are liberal; prices are un-
changed. We quote 2Ha4c for red brush. Az
a5c for green stalk braid, ana 51la6c for green
| huCl per ID.
| BUTTER-There is a good local deman for
| the best grades, with limited offerings Lower
! grades continue plenty and dull. The market
| IS steady and without any material change.
| We quote prime to choice qualities 18a2 per
| lD on arrival, and single selected packages are
held 23aS5c per lb. We quote l2al5C per Id for
| lower grades, as to quality.
CHEESE-Ihere is a quiet and steady mar
ket at 15aIoHo per ID for prime to cnoice fac
| tory.
| COFFEE-Is in moderate consumptiye de-
| mand but steady at previous prices. Com mon
Rio is worth 20a2lc, fair to good 21ka221Sc,
prime to choice 23aMhc, per 10. Java Is
| steady at 28a33c per Id.
CUAL-,rhe market is quiet and steady, with
no material change Yougnlogheuy ahoat is
quoted 716a8c per bu but duh. We quote, de-
! livered to consumers: Ohio River l0c, Ashland
| lie, kanawha and Muskmgum 1lal2c, Yough-
| iogheny l2al3c, camel 20a2lc per bu. Anthra-
cite is quoted $8a9 per ton delivered.
| COKE-There is quiet market but steady,
and liberal offerings Gas-house and city
manufactured are worth &c at yards, and Sag
per bu delivered. Crushed is quoted Sc per
bu ut yards. and 10c delivered.
DRIED FRUlTo-The demand Is light for
apples at 3a4c and peaches quoted 10a12c Der
lb. Layer ralsins are worth 81 S0a2 per box
and quiet. Citron is quoted 23a25c, figs l0a12c,
currants 7haSc, aud prunes 6a7c per lb
EGGS-Ihe demand is m rely consumpt-
i've and the market is well supplied at l3c per
dozen for fresh arrivals.
GREEN FkUITS-There is steady and
quiet market for apples, with liberal receipts.
They are worth G5cal 25 for common, and
81 75a2 for prime to choice, and selling about
25c below these figures on arrival Oranges
are steady and deinaDd moderate at IS 50ai
per box, and Sya!0 per case Lemons are
WORTH III OUd0 peT Selling ~
50 50al0 50 per brl. .
HAY-There IS only a local demand ami for
the best qualities. No. l timothy Is worth
$0aI0 80 per ton on arrival, and with liberal
offerings. Low grades are negiccted and nom
inal at $7a9 per ton, on arrival In store 81
more required.
HEMP-There is very little doing in rough
Kentucky the offerings being light at $l Sal 20
per ton on arrival Dressed continues quiet
and iobbing sales at 9a9xc peril
MILL FEED-The market continues quiet
and steady, with liberal offerings Of all arfi-
cles. Bran is worth $3 50al4 per ton. Ship
stufs neglected at $l4al5 per ton Middlings
arr wO til Sl7a2l per ton, all on arrival. In
store dealers ask 81 more per ton.
MULASSES-There is fair consumptive
demand for New orleans sirup at 5Oa57c for
good to choice, and 40a45c for common. Re
fine sirups are worth 49a9Oc per gallon, as to
qullity.
OiLS-Linseed continues quiet and steady
at 65a66c per gallon. Extra lard oil is freely
offered at S7a90c per gallon. Rehnetl petrO-
Ieum is quoted 5a16c per gallon ami quiet.
POFATOES-1he dcmand is mostly confined
to the local retail tratle. and there are liberal
offerings at 75a9Oc per bu, loose, on arrival, rs
to quaity. PACKED in store are Quoted S3a3 2S
per hrL
POULTRY-The market remains firm with
limited offerings. We quote chickens % 7ja
50 per dozen. accorlIng to quality, ana far
demand. Turkeys are quoted 81 per 10 for