The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-23
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 23-2P. N

SlNClNNAIl. MdTCn 30 L. AL
FLOUR--Is held steady but not much doing
beyond the local trade. We quote low grades 81 30
92 80 superfne at s. 3093 65 extra at 81 35@4 80,
held higher for fayorte brands. Family ranges
$5g5 25 for ordinary brands up to S6 A. for fancy.
Spring wheat -four selling at "a 65@5 35 to quail
ity Rye in moderate demand at So 10@9 35 peTbrl.
BARLEY-The demand is only moderate, with
liberal receipts and the market remains quiet and
steady Spring is quoted 47@5Oe for prime 10
choice and 4Og45c for fair to good. Fail is held
at 43@45c for choice, and S5@42c for ordinary to
prime, per bu.
use, with steady market. Choice white are
quoted 32@33c per bu. Good to prime mixed are
quoted 29@3le per bu. Inferior grades are dull
and nominal
RYE-The demand is moderate, with large ar
rivals and market easy. No in elevator is quoted
6l@62c per bu. Choice sample quoted 6O@6lc, and
good to prime at 57959c per bu.
WHEAT-The tone of the market is firmer to-
day, though the demand is still light White is
quoted 81 l591 II for choice, and 81 1891 ID for
prime per bu. Red at 81 10@1 13 for good to
choice, and lower grades merely nominal.
CORN-The demand is fair and market steady,
receipts not so large Mixed ear is quoted 40@41c
per bu, mostly at the latter for prime on track.
shelled quoted 40c on track and 42c in elevator
per bu.
MESS PORK-The market continues quiet but
steady for city mess at So S5@l0 per brl, spot and
held at the latter,
BACON-The demand is still light, but prices
held steady. Shoulders at 4I2945ac, clear rib
sides at 56O@5 roc, and clear sides at 590@6c per
lb, packed. Sugar-cured hams jobbing at 71ag
&c per Id, according to average weight, canyased
and packed.
BULK MEATS-Are rather slow sale, but
without essential change. Shoulders quoted $500
334c, clear rib sides 5@51sc and clear sides nom
inal at 514@5tsc per ID, all loose and &c more
packed.
LARD-The dmand is fair for current make
and market firm at 7@7Ac per 10 in tierces. City
kettle is nominal at 77s@8e per lb in @ small job
C0TTON-Market dull with sales OF Is bales re-
ported at the Cotton Exchange. Stock 6,693 bales
No change in prices Ordinary 7Sc, good ordin-
AIRY S3sc, low midding g3sc, middling 1g5sc, good
middling l07sc, middling fair uasc, fair l2asc
WHIsKY-Is in active demand to-day and mar
ket firm at 81 o. per gallon.
BEANS-The demand is only moderate, but
there is a steady and quiet market. Choice navys
sell at 81 so@1 80 prime white or medium at 81 60@
l 70, and common $1@1 25 per bu
BUTTER-The market is quiet and firm, with
liberal receipts of the lower grades, which are
neglected and dull. supply Of the finer qualities
is moderate, with good local demand. Prime to
choice sells freely at 25@27c per lb, and selected
Lower are offered nominally at 14@i5c for me-
dium, and 9@l0c for common, per ID.
CHEESE-The demand is fair and the market
steady and selling at l21a9lS1ac per lb for prime
COFFEE-The demand is only moderate and the
market is steady and quiet at about previous prices
Rio sells at pc for choice for prime 19@20c
for good, 17@1Se for medium, and l512@l6c for
common per lb. Java at 25@l27c per lb.
GOALS in moderate demand for the season,
and prices steady and without material change.
Offerings afoat at SIC for Ohio River SIC for Ash
land, and INC for Youghiogheny, per bu. The
rates to consumers delivered are Sc for Ohio River
10c for Ashland, 10@llc for Muskingum and
Kanawha, lie for Youghiogheny, and 17@lSc for
Kanawha camel per bu. Anthracite, 81 50@s per
ton.
COKE-The demand is limited and market
steady and nominaily unchanged. We quote gas
house &c, city manufactured at 7c, and crushed at
&c per bu at yards and &c more delivered to con-
sumers
EGGS-Are dull and heavy, the receipts being
TIC per dozen.