The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINCIN-
NATI MARKET,
CINCINNATI. March 1s-2 p. M

FLOUR-Has been quiet and easy this weak
but closes steady; Fancy brands are quoted
superdne S5ao 4O, and low grades S4a4 90 per
Drl. Spring wheat flour is quoted ST GOa7 Der
brl, the latter price for choice Minnesota
brands. Rye flour is quoted 81 40a4 IS. and
some choice at 81 rs per brl.
WHEAT-The market has been ouiot INIT
f1rm, with moderate demand, and otferinrs Of
the higher grades light. 1t closes steady at
5jal 30 for good to prime white, and 81 5Oa1 60
for choice, per bu. Red is quoted 81 45aI 50 for
prime to choice, 81 37al 43 for far to good. and
81 3Jal 50 for inferior, per bu
OAIS-Ine demand continues moderate, and
the market has ruled steady. White are worth
3Ia4Oc for good to choice. Mixed held at 35I
&c for good to prime, S3a34c for meliunl, and
3Oc for common per bu.
BARLEY-ls dull but held steady at 6OasUc
for fall, and 35a50c for Western spring pcr bu.
CORN-Ihe market has remained steady
with ample offerings. The demand is modur-
ate, but it is held firm. Ear is quoted 4Oc on
landing ana 4lc on track. Sheled is uuoUed
42c for prime mixed on track, and 43c Der bu
for No. in elevator.
RYE-The market quiet and liberal Offer
ngs. No. is quoted 72a73c per bu Iii elevator
Sample is quoted 67a72c for good to choice on
arrival
BACON-The market Eis steady and quiet at
6Ka6Ac for shoulders, SHaS3sc for clear rib
sides, and 8naS%c Tor clear sides per lb, all
packed. Sugar-cured hams are quoted l0ma
ll%c for fair to choice averages.
BULK MEAfS-Ihere is more steady
market to-day, ,aDut 1T is quiet Shoulders are
quoted So, clear rib sides 7a1Hc, and clear
sides 7][a7hc per Id, all loose
MESS PORK-Market weak and nominal at
$13 75al4, and some Offering at $l4 % per brl.
LARD-Quiet and easy. Prime steam is
Offering at 9c per lb without much demand.
Kettle is quoted lOalOHc for CITY, and 91aa
9Ac for country per lb.
COTTON-The market has been quiet and
easy The past week, and closes dull to-day,
Stock, / ,435 bales. The following are the oti-
cIal quotations: Ordinary 1O1Gc, good ordin-
ary lO&c, low middllng llHc, mlddlmg ll55c,
good mlddilng 1i2Sc, mlGdiIng fair 12Ac, Ialr
WHIoKY-Has been easy and declined 2c
during The week, but closes steady to-day at
81 Oj per gallon.
BAGS-There is a moderate demand at pre-
vious prices. Selling ut l9a24c for cotton seam
less, 12Hal3hc for 4-bu burlaps, ana l4al5c lor
2-bu gunnies.
BAGGlNG-Market steady and demand fair.
Flax bagging sells at 1l4aal2c per yard for
2a2A Id.
BARK-There is firm market with more
moderate offerings, and prime chestnut OAK is
worth $l8a19 per cord afioat.
BEANS-Ihe market continues quiet, with
liberal offerings and only moderate demand |
Best navys are worth 81 Goal rs, prime white |
MEDIUMS 81 4Oal 50, fair to good 81 l5al 25, and
common SOa9Jc per bu.
BEESW AX-oteady market and unchanged. !
Prime yellow is worth &c per Id and moderate |
demand.
BROOMS-The demand is only moderate, |
but the market remains steady at previous |
prices. Common are worth 81 50a2, hurl 81 5Ua |
70, Shaker So 75a3, and steamboat "a U0a5 W |
per dCZ
BROOM CORN-There is limited demand |
and the offerings are liberal; prices are un-
changed. We quote 21sa4c for red brush. AZ
a5c ior green stalk braid, ana 51aa6c for green
nun per lib.
BUTTER-The market has been quiet and
steady this week. The receipts were lIbeyal
but mainly OF the lower grades, the supply of |
which largely exceeds the sales. Ehe demand
is chiefly for fine grades, which are wanted for
local use. but are scarce. Prlme to choice lots
are selling at 1Sa2 c per lD, while single pack
ages of extra selections are held up to 24a25c
per 10. Inferior grades are dull, and about
nom nal at l2al3c for common, and 14a15c for
medium per 10.
CANDLES-There IS q moderate though
steady demand at previous prices. Common
Lallow candles are worth H. Il al22c, and star
candles l5ll51ac per lb.
CHEESE he market is firm with moderate
supply, and fair local demand at 45saI51sc per
ID for prime to choice factory.
CURDAGh-rhe demand IS only moderate
and Manila is a little lower We quote lutte
]laalO5ac, Slsal lOalUAc, and Manila l4kal5c
per 10.
COFFEE-The demand is moderate and
chiefly local. Nomaterlal change We quote |
Rio 2Oa2lc for common, 2iha2s,ae for fair to |
good, s3a233sc for y inc, and 24a241Sc for /
choice per ID.
COoPERAGE-rner has been Light de-