The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-13
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

CINCINNATI DAILY MARkET.
CINCINNATI, March 1872 P. NJ
FL0UR-The demand is fair and market steady.
Family selling at s. 0095 35 for ordinary, 70 7b@
6 50 for fancy brands. Extra quoted 81 40@4 To.
Super6ne at So 25@3 65, and both held l09l5c
more for favorite brands. Low grades held at
50 85@3 rs per bril- Spring wheat flour averaging
81 s5@5 40, and rye -four at $3 15@3 TO- as to quail
ty, per brl.
RYE-The market is quiet and steady The
demand is light and offerings liberal. No. IS
quoted at 60@62c per bu, latter in elevator
Good to choice sample lots at 5o@6oc per bu, on
track
| BARLEY-There is a fair demand and the
market is firm Spring is quoted 4SC@53c for prime
to choice Fall ut 45@47c for choice, 4o@43c for
good to prime per bus
CORN-The demand continues fair and the mar
ket is well supplied and steady. Prime mixed ear
on track is selling to-day at 4oc per bu. shelled is
quoted 4lc per bu in elevator, and offered at 800
40e on arrival White ear held at 41@42c per bu.
WHEAT-Is steady and quiet, with fair milling
demand and light receipts. Choice white quoted
81 1891 20, and prime do at 81 15@l II per bu.
Prime to choice amber at 81 15G1 II. Red quoted
81 10@1 13 for good to choice per bu.
OATS-Are in moderate consumptive demand
only and selling. with ample offerings, at 3O@31c
for white, and 27@29c for mixed per bu.
LARD-The market is quiet and firm with fair
demand for prime steam and quoted at 61s@Ic
per b; city kettle, nc; country do, 7@7aSc per ID.
MESS PoRK-fhere is not much demand, and
market easy. Quoted 50 6o@s 80 per brl for prime
BULK MEATs-Tha demand is fair and market
steady. We quote shoulders 33ac, clear rib sides
at 4s4@41sc, and clear sides nominal at sec per
| lb, all loose, and &c more packed.
| BACON-Is dull and market rather weak.
Shoulders quoted 41g@44c, clear rib sides at 5sc,
cured meats in moderate demand at 57s9514c for
shoulders, and 7s4@s14c for hams per lb.
COTTON-The market Is quiet and steady at
previous prices Sales, 1876 bales. Stock 1892
| balnS The official uuptpti0ug follows. Or
dinary Sc, good ordinary sac, low midding 9Ac,
midding l01ac, good middling lie, middling fair
11Ae, fair 12I2c per lb.,
BEANS-The demand is light but steady, with
jobbing sales at So for navys, 81 60@1 rs for good
to prime white, and sl@1 % for inferior per bu.
BUTTER-The demand is moderate and market
steady and quiet. The receipts are ample ,es-
pecally of lower grades, which have light sales.
Prime are steady and unchanged. Prime to choice
dairy sells at 29@25c per lb for selections, and l8@
2lc for general offerings Medium grades quoted
14915c, and common at 10(912c per h.
CHEESE-The demand is only moderate, but
the market is firm and quoted l21a@l31ac fol
prime to choice.
CoFFEE-I In moderate demand and market
steady and quiet. We quote Rio, inferior, 16@lSc
good at 19@2Oc, prime to choice at 2l022c per h.
and Java at 25@27c peril
| COAL-ls in moderate local demand, with full
supply and market steady. We quote INC fol
Youghiogheny, 6@61gc for Ashland, and SIC fol
Ohio River per bu. Delivered to consumers al
Sc for Ohio River, 10c for Ashland l0@l1c fol
KanaWha and Muskingum, 104llc for YOughiO
gheny, and 16@lSc for camel per Du, and $7@9 fol
anthracite per ton.
COKE-Was selling slowly and held steady a
&c for gas-house, &c for city manufactured and 81
for crushed per bu at yards and &c more Dolly
cred to consumers
EGGs-The market is quiet and steady witt
large receipts and offerings at 01a@l0c per dozer
| for fresh.
FRUITs-M Market firm for apples and light offer
ings at 81 50{g6 per brl for good TO choice. Gran
berries are quoted sO@l1 per brl Oranges in fail
demand at $3 75@4 per box and $99l0 per case
Lemons quiet and steady at SAGA 80 per box
Dried apples quoted at 9546941ae, quarter peaches
3A1(9414c and halves do 5546g6c per lb.
HAY-The local demand is fair, but for the higf
grades mostly. Prime to choice timothy is quoted
IS 50tg9 so per ton on arrival in bales. Lower
grades neglected and held at $79S per ton, as u
quality.
HEMP-Market dull for undressed Kentucky
with moderate offerings and selling on arrival a
$3.50 100 per ton. Moderate jobbing demand fo
ure for double dressed
MILL FEED-Market steady and quiet. Mod
crate demand and ample offerings We quote braI
at SIS 50, shipstufs $l5@16, and middlings $l6@a
per ton, all in bulk, OH arrival.
MOLASSES-0nly moderate demand, with am
pie offerings and steady market, and selling q
lon. Refined syrups held at 45@30c per gallon, ~
quality.
O1LS-Linseedis is quoted 58@60c per gallon, witt
moderate demand. Refined petroleum steady ant
fairly active at l2@14c per gallon, to fire test
Extra lard oil is quiet at 63@65c per gallon.
| ROTATOEStThe market is steady though quiet
with moderate local demand. Selling in store a
S5Gl40c per bu for good to. choice. Sweet potatoe
PoUETRY~tive chickens in fair demand an,
ample receipts at 81 5093 90 per dozen. Duck
quoted 81 5Of93 co. and geese dull at 81 50C92 rs pc
dozen. Live turkeys in moderate demand at s. "a
&c per lb Not enough dressed poultry selling t
establish quotations.
SALT-Contnues quiet and steady with libera
offerings of Ohio River and Kanawha ut 9O@s5
per brl of bu and 81 20 per brl of bu Foreigi
is dull and held at 81 10@1 20 per sack for loos
Liverpool, and 95c per hu for Turks Island.
SEED-Only a moderate jobbing demand fo
clover at T49Sc per lb, and for timothy at 81 $50
40 per hu, in store. Flax seed selling at 81 200
] Is per bu.
SUGAR-Market quiet and steady, with little o
no change in price. We quote New Orleans 6s 46
SC for raw and S54@91ac for clarified, refined ye
low at S(9s15c, extra sc" Ss46g9c, "a" white a
914@91Sc, granulated and powdered at 1o@1014t
crushed at lGss@lo}ac and cut loaf at lOss9lO54
per b.
TALLOW-Country in moderate demand an
receipts ample at &c per h. packed.