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

OUR-There is o moderate demand anC
with large offerings the market is easy, bu
WIN no material change. Fancy is quoteC
| 81 25a5. Fami Y is worth IS 75aG 90 and iayor-
ite brands held at ST. Extra is quoted Sc 25a6 50
| Superfne sold at IS 25 to-day. Low grades are
| quoted 81 2ja4 rs per brl. Spring wheat iouri il
held at 10 4Oa7. and rye flour "a j0a4 IS per brl
WHEAT-The market is steady. Demand
moderate and for the higher grades. White is
81 4oal TO for good to choice. Very little offer.
ing to bring the outside figure. Red is quoted
81 4Sal 81 Tor choice, 81 3Sal As for fair to prime
ana Sl 5Oal 30 for common per bu.
| OAIS-Ihe market is quiet but easv, Mixed
| are qcoted 35a8Sc for good good to prime anC
| range down to SJc for inferior. White art
quoted 30a4Oc for good to prime and choice
| seed oats are held at 42a43c per bu.
| CORN-The market is steady with fair de.
mand Tor ear, and sales at 42c per bu on track
for prime mixed. Shelled is offered at 42c fol
prime ON arrival. No. mixed held at 44c pei
| Du in elevator.
RYE--rhere is quiet and easy market. II
| is Offering at 76a77c per bu for No. in eleva.
Tor, and prime sample on track at 75c per bu.
BARLEY-Very little doing and prices
nominally unchanged. Offering at 40a5Oc fol
INFERIOR spring, and 55a60c for prime to choice
| per bu. Fall at 65aS5c per bu, according tC
| quality
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and easy
| at l5al5 2S per brl ana offerings light.
LAhD-Ihe market is quiet and easy.
Prime steam is quoted 95Sa9Nc, and very lit
tie offered or wanted at those figures. City ket-
tie is held at 1OhalO1c, and country at lOa
lOKc per lb.
BAtON-There is very little doing and light
offerings. shoulders are quoted 65<c, and clear
sides 9Xa0ac per lb, anu the latter held at
the outside figures. Sugar-cured hams are
quoted 11a1211c, according to average.
BULK MEATS-The market rules easy but
little demand. Shoulders are quoted 5X6c,
clear rib sas4c, and clear sides held at elI per
Id, all loose.
CoTTOk-The market is quiet and steady.
Sales, 13 bales. Stock, l3,02l bales. We quote
the following official rates: Ordinary 1OHc,
good ordinary lie, low middling 11Ic, mid
ding lixc, good 'niddling 1850, Middling
fair 12Sc, fair 1870 per lb.
WHISKY-The market is quiet and steady,
with sales to-day Of 137 brls at 81 e5 per gal
lon. ..
BEANS-The market is steady, with liberal
supply, and only moderate sales We quote
81 z5al 80 per bu for choice, 81 4Oal so for good
to prime, and 81 0Ual 2j for inferior per bu.
BROOM CORN-There Is q steady and quiet
market. Offerings liberal and prices are un-
changed. Red brush is quoIed 2a4c, green
stalk braid 41aa5c, and green hurl 5Ea6c per
pound.
BUTTER-The market is quiet and steady,
with no material change in prices. The re-
ceipts are mostly OF common grades, for which
there are little or no sales except at lowest
prices. Really fine quality for table use Is
rather scarce and is in fair consumptive de-
mand at 20a22c per lb, and single packages Of
extra selections are held up to 23a25c per lb
Lower grades are offering at l2a13c per lD for
common. and Hal5c for medium per Id.
CHEESE-There is q moderate demand, ana
prime to choice factory is quoted A5aa15c per
lb.@
COFFEE-There is steady market, but it is
quiet, the demand being chiefly from local con-
suners. We quote 2Oha2lc for common Rio,
2l1<a22c for far to good, and 231s a24Xc per 10
for prime to choice per Id. Java sells at 2Sa3Oc
per lD.
n4a L.
at previous prices Moderate offerings of
Youghiogheny, sfioat, at l0e per bu. The rates
delivered to consumers are l0al1c for Ohio
River, llal2c for Ashland, l2al3c for Mus
kingum Valley and kanawha, ana 13al4c for
Youghlogheny, per Du Camel Is held at 2Oa
22c per bu, and anthracite $8a9 per ton.
COKE-Ihere is a continued steady market,
with no change. 1t is worth 9a10c for crushed
Sc for city manufactured and 7c for gas s-house
per bu, at yards. 1t is delivered to consumers
at 2a3c per bu beyond these prices.
DRIED FRUITS-There is very little de-
mand for peaches or apples, and they are Of
fering at 1Oal2c for the former and 31aa41sc for
the latter. Layer raisins are quoted S2a2 10
per box. Citron is worth 23a25c, figs i2al4e,
prunes 9alc, and currants 7aSc per lib.
EGGS-The receipts are in excess of the de-
mand, and we quote l0allc per dozen for fresh
arrivals.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are steady, with
liberal offerings. and quiet at 81 26a2 Tor prime
to choice, and Slal % for inferior per brl in
store. Cranberrles are quiet at 80 50aSl0 per
brl. Moderate demand for oranges az S9alU
per case, or So 50a4 per box, and lemons are
worth $4a4 50 per box.
HAY-There is @ quiet and steady market
and no change is observed. No. / timothy is
in fair local demand at $l0al0 SO per ton, in
store. Inferior grades are plenty, but rejected
at IS 50a9 for medium, anu S7a8 for common
per ton, all on arrival; and 81 more in store
HEMP-There are moderate receipts and
sales of rough Kentucky at 81 l5al 10 per ton
on arrival. Dressed sells in jobbing way at
9a9kc per Id.
MILL FEED-There is a steady market,
with free offerings OF all articles IN this line
and no material change in prices. Fair de-
mana for bran at S3 5Oal4 per ton. Ship ,tuhs
are quoted Sl4al5 per ton. and little or none
wanted MiddliDgs are quoted $l7a22 per ton,
all on arrival In store dealers asked 50 more
MOLASSES-There is steady market ana
the demand is far for local consumption. New
Orleans slrup is worth 5Da5Sc for choice Boa
53c for gool to prime, and 40ad5c for common
Refined sirups are quoted 4Ua90c as to quality
Sorghum is quoted S0a35c per gallon.
OILS-Linseed remains quiet and steady at
65c per gallon. Extra lard held at 90l92c per
gallon, but ltte g inquiry for it. Refined pc
IrOleum is Offering at l5al6c per gallon, an
unsteady.
PoTATOES-lhe he market is steady, with no
change. Gooa TO PRIME are quoted
a9Jc per bu loose, on arrival, and held about
lUal5c more per bu in store. They are quoted
s3a3 Is per Drl, packed in shipping order, IN
store.
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