The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-14
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. March 14-2 P. NJ

FLOUR-Is in fair local demand only. Market
quiet and steady. Family range s. lOm5 40 and up
10 Sc So rs to quality or reputation OF brand. Extra
at 81 3594 75 and superfne at 50 40@s3 65 and low
grades s. 1903 Is per brl Spring wheat -four 81 IS
as 3d. Rye flour $3 20(a3 45per brl.
C0RN-There is good demand for mixed, with
ample but not large offerings, and the market rules
steady. Mixed ear is quoted 4094lc, and salable
at the inside figure on track Shelled is quoted at
SOC on track and Ale per bu in elevator.
WIIEAT-The receipts are light, but there is
scarcely any demand except the small amount re-
quirrd for local milling purposes. White is quoted
81 i5@1 Is per bu for prime to choice. Red is
quoted 81 1901 13 for choice, 81 i0@l II for prime,
and 81 05tq 0S for fair to good. Choice sample,
81 l541 IL per bu.
OATS-Are in moderate feeding demand and
the receipts are rather large. Quoted 30I32c for
good to choice white, and 293c less asked for sim
liar grades OF mixed per bu.
RYE-Thc demand is only moderate, and mar
ket easy under liberal receipts. Good to choice
sample quoted 57@6Oc per bu, and choice lots held
l(g2c more OH track.
BARLEY--There is fairly active market and
steady. Choice spring quoted 52@53c, and good to
prime at 45Gl4Sc per blu. Fall is quoted 35947c pc
bu, according to quality.
MESS PORK-The market is firm but quiet.
Prime city mess is quoted at $40 per bril- cash, and
LARD-Is in fair demand and firm. Prime
steam is held at &c per lb city kettle at 7sc. and
country do at 73s9714c per ID.
COTTON-The market is dull and weak, and
prices are &c lower all grades Sales to-day, %
bales Stock, 1922 bales. We quote: Ordi-
nary ne, good ordinary SIC, low midding 9%sc,
middling 1C3Sc good nlidding 1896 middling
! fair 1l3Ic fair 1:ssc per lb.
WHIsKY-Is still selling freely at 81 O3 per gal
lon and market firm.
BEANS-The market is dull but steady and
the offerings ample at 81 90@2 for choice navys,
81 5OC91 10 for good to prime, and 81 25for COM
BUTTER-There is a fair consumptiye demand
only for the best grades for table use the offerings
Of which are only moderate. The market for
lower grades is dull with hardly any sale for such
and large supply. Prices steady and without
material change, Prime to choice lots sell at 1919
pc per ID ordinarily but single selected packages
OF extra bring 23ds25c per 10. Medium heid at lag
l5c and common at 10G11c per Id.
| CHEESE-Is in moderate demand and the
market steady and quiet with liberal offerings at
COFFEE There is steady market with mod,
crate demand and prices without essential
change. Rio is quoted 161a9l7c for common,
1Sa26c for fair to good and 20%@2lc for prime,
2l1y@22c for choice per ID. Java is selling at 25@
GOALS in moderate local demand, with full
| supply and market steady. We quote TIC fol
Youghogheny, 6GF6l2c for Ashland, and SIC fol
/ Ohio River per bu. Delivered to consumers al
Kunawha and MuSkingum, 10@l1c for Ioughio
ghcny and 16@lsc for camel per bu, and $7@S fol
anthracite per ton.
COKE-Is in tar local demand and steady with
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factured at 7c, and crushed at Sc per bu at yards
ana &c more delivered to consumers.
! EGGS-Ihe demand is smoderate with continued
heavy receipts, and the market is weak, with fresh
! freely offered at 9@l0c per dozen.
! FRUITS-Market firm for apples, and light offer
ings at S4 5OG96 per brl for good to choice. Gran
berries are quoted $10@11 per brl Oranges in fail
demand at So 75Gg4 per box and S9@lO per case
Lemons quiet and steady at $l@4 50 per box
Dried apples quoted at Si4@41ac, quarter peaches
| 3346t41c, and halves do 54@6c per4b.
! HAY-1he receipts are moderate but the mar
ket is freely supplied and only fair local con
sumptive demand, for which the best grades arc
chiefly required. Inferior hay dull. We quote
prime to choice timothy $8 50@9 50 per ton Lower
grades held at $7Q1S per ton, i'll bales on arrival
and about 81 more in store.
HEMP-Rough Kentucky remains dull, with
little or no improvement in the demand and mod
crate offerings at S90@95 per ton, on arrival Held
about IS more per ton, in store. Dressed in store
selling in jobbing lots 7973c for single, and 90
| SIC for double dressed per lb.
| MILL FEED-Markct steady and quiet. Mod
crate demand and ample offerings. We quote bra1
at SIS 50, shipstuhs $l5@16, and middlings $l694
per ton all, in bulk, on arrival
MOLASSES-Fair consumptive demand for New
Orleans, with ample offerings and market firm a
S5645c per gallon for fair to choice. Refined syrlps
quiet and steady and held at 40@75c per gallon
according to quality
OILS-The market is steady for Gnseed bu
quiet the demand being light at 60c per gallon
| Lard oil is only in moderate demand and free of
ferings at 6Oc per gallon for extra winter Refinec
petroleum steady and demand fair at 12@14c PEI
gallon, as to fire Test.
POTATOES-Are only in moderate consump
tive demand and the supply is large, with stead,
market, and we quote for good to choice varieties