The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25
CINCINNATI DAzLY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 25-2P. NJ

FLOUR-Is held steady, but not much doing
beyond the local trade We quote low grades 81 80
@3 10, superfne at $3 40Ge3 TO- extra at 81 354 Co.
held higher for favorite brands. Family ranges
81 90 for ordinary brands, UP to 81 40 for fancy.
Spring wheat flour selling at "a 75@5 IS, as to quail
ity. Rye i'll moderate demand at So l0@3 40 per brl.
| BARLEY-The demand rs only moderate, with
liberal receipts, and the market remains quiet and
steady Spring is quoted 45@50c for prime to
choice, and 40tg45c for fair to good. Fail is held
at 43@45c for choice, and 3S@45c for ordinary to
ME<S PORK-The market continues quiet but
steady for city mess at So 759l0 per brl, spot and
held at the latter.
and market firm at 7@71ac per ID i'll tarces: City
kettle is nominal at 71s6lSc per lb in small job
bling lots, and country at 71159F1sc. per lb
CoRN-The demand is fair and market steady,
rec ipts not 50 large. Mixed ear is quoted 40@42c
per Dn, mostly at the latter for prime on track.
Sheled quoted 42@43c in elevator and 40@4lc on
arrival. White corn is nominally shade higher
than mixed.
BULK MEATs-Are rather slow sale, but
without essential change Shoulders quoted LOG
3.S0c, clear rib sides 5@51sc, and clear sides nom
inal at 514(9yise per lb, all loose, and nc more
OATS-The demand is light and only for local
use, with a steady market Choice white are
quoted 30c per bu. Good to prime mixed are
quoted $2e per bu, Inferior grades are dull
RYE-The demand is moderate, with large ar
rivals and market easy. No. 2in elevator isquoted
5Sg59c per bu. Choice sample quoted 57@5Sc.
BACON-The demand is still light but prices
at 565@5A and clear sides at &c per ID, all
packed. Sugar-cured hams jobbing at 5@15Ac
Tor shoulders, S@9c for hams, canyased and
packed.
WHEAT-The tone of the market is firmer to-
day, though the demand is still light. White is
quoted 81 14Ggl 16 for choice, ana 81 l79l Is for
prime per bu. Red at 81 10@1 IA for good to
choice, and lower grades merely nominal.
T0Tr0N--MnrLat 6n11 with cu1a of ho1
ported at the Cotton Exchange, Stock g. 10 bales.
Receipts ,l40 bales, Shipments 1,l2. No change
in prices; Ordinary 75sc, good ordinary SIC,
10y low midding sc middllng i9c good midding
WHISKY-Is in active demand to-day and mar
ket firm at 81 o. per gallon.
BEANS-There is a moderate but steady de,
mand and market quiet, with full supply and
held at 81 9092 for best navys 81 GOAL 70 for good
to prime white, and 81 25 for inferior per bu.
BUTTER-The demand is almost wholly for the
higher grades, which are needed for local con-
sumption. There is little or no shipping OF pack
ing demand, and inferior quality is duh. The re-
ceipts are moderate and for the finer qualities the
market is firm and selling at 25@30c per lb for
prime to choice dairy, the latter figure only for
fancy roll and by the single tub medium grades
offered at 149l6c and common at l0@l2c per h.
CHEEsE-Is in fair consumptiye demand, and
the market rules steady, with ample supply Prime
to choice quoted 12@l3c per ID.
COFFEE-The market is quiet and steady, with
moderate demand and no material change. We
quote Rio at l6@17c for common, 171a6g1SIac for
fair 19120c for good, 2012@2lc for prime and q %
Ge22c for choice per lb. Java selling at 2i@27c
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 TIC for Youghiogheny, per bu, The
rates to consumers delivered sc for Ohio River
l0c for Ashland 10@l1c for NfuSSingum and
Kanawha, lie for Youghiogheny. AM 17@l8c for
Kanawha camel, per bu Anthracite, 81 5O9S per
ton.
COKE-The demand Is limited and market
steady and nominally unchanged We quote gas
house &C. city manufactured at 7c, and crushed at
Sc per bu ut yards, and &c more delivered to con.
sumers.
EGGS-The demand is light and the market is
dull with continued large receipts, and selling at
TIC per dozen for fresh arrivals
FRUITS-Market steady and quiet, with liberal
offerings and moderate demand for green apples,
and we quote good to choice at S4d5, and inferior
at $3(93 50 per brl. Oranges are firm, with light
supply, and selling at S!0@12 per case and S5@6
per box. Lemons quiet and steady at $l@4 so
Der box Dried fruit dull, and apples held at 81
g414c, peaches at 3@334c for quarters and 4@414c
for halves per lb
HEMP-Receipts light, but there is little de-
mand, and market steady though quiet We quote
rough Kentucky at S90995 per ton on arrival,
and about S. per ton more in store. Dressed at
S@s,5c for double, and 7@71ac per ID for single.
MILL FEED-Steady market and quiet, with
ample offerings. Bran selling ut $l5@15 so per ton
shipstutfs held at $l5@l6 per ton, and middlings
quoted $l6G21 per ton on arrival.
MOLASSES-Only u moderate jobbing demand,
but the market continues firm, with New Orleans
selling at S8@45c per gallon for good to choice
and 25@S2c for inferior, and refined syrups dull at
45(9S0c per gallon, according to quality.
OILS-Prime linseed is quiet with moderate de-
mand. and jobbing at 59@6oc per gallon. Refined