The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-27
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
C1NoINNATr. Aprl 27-s P.,M

change. We quote: Fancy ST. 50a1 rs, family
IS 15a6 O0. extra "a S5a4 rs. superfne w. Qua
4 00, low grades y s5aS %, spring wheat Hour
OATS-We quote good to prime 40a42c Tor
white. and 3Ta3gc for mixed. Choice white
Iowa held at 43a44e. Inferior grades mixed
83a35c per bu and dun.
BARLEY-,There Is very little doing. Cana
dian 10 quoted 81 04a1 Us for No. 2, and Ta95c
for No. 3, per bu. Western 4Oa6Oc Tor common
to good and dull.
WHEAT-The offerings are better, and
there is only moderate demand. GOOD 70
81 U9al 10, and inferior 85a$l per bu. White is
worth 81 y1a1 45 for good TO prime.
CORN-The receipts are lighter and there is
q firmer tone to the market Mixed is worth
51a52c for prime ear or shelled on track. NO. y
shelled on track sold at sue per bu.
RYE Quiet and steady. No. is worth 75a
76c in elevator per bu, and held about Se less
On track.
is quoted 1870 with fair demand, ana city kettie
13c per lb.
B4CON-There is very little doing, and the
market is easy at Ok a9Xc for shoulders, l2zs
l2Hc for clear rib sides, and l2Ac for clear
sides per lb for packed. Sugar-cured hams 10
a141sc according to average, canvased and
MESS PoRK-There is q armer feeling in
the market, and prime city is worth W. OOs
22 rs per Drl, and offerings only at outside hg-
BI BuIK MEATs-The market is quiet and
easy Shoulders are quoted 7%aSe; clear rib
sides 1Ikc, and clear sides held nominaily at
IlXc per lb, all loose.
GtIrTON-Sales to-day "a bales; stock, 10. .s45
bales; receipts, TIA bales; shipments, 1,005
bales. The official quotations are as follows,
showing no change since yesterday: Ordinary,
|8,Ic: goou ordinary, 9Xc; low middling, 1lHc;
m aiding, 12he; GOOD middlinG. 12Tc; MID
ding fair, 13&c; far. 143sc per Id. The market
reported dull.
WHfSK i Continues steady, with moderate
demand. and sales to-day OF 1863 barrels at VI "
per gallon.
BEANS--The demand is light and the offer
ings are liberal at II 10 for cnoice nayys and
81 10 for mediums, per bu.
BROOM CORN--There is not much demand
but the market is steady and prices are un
changed. We quote it 4a6c for red stalk; 6ha
71sc for green stalk braid, ana save 1or fancy
green hurl, per pound.
BUTTER-The receipts are moderate and
generally Of the lower grades, but the supply
is fully equal to the demand, which is chiefly
for the best table butter. There is little ship
ping and packing demand, and consequently
inferior butter is neglected. Prime to choice
lots sell at 2Sa29c for W estern Reserve and 25a
26c per lib for Central Ohio. Single pack
ages Of extra selections bring 1a2c more, and
fancy creamery sells as high as 35a36c per lb.
Medium grades are worth 20a22c, and common
''t;i CHEESE-The demand is light, and there
is very little offering. Good to prime factory
is worth lshalsac per i lb !. :, o,,.... ~.
is steady market. with no change in prices.
Rio is worth l9ka20c for inferior. 2la22c for
fair to good, and 221aa231Sc for prime to choice
per lb. java is selling at s2a34c per lb.
not much doing. The rates afioat are 65sc for
Ohio. &c for Ashland, and TKc for Youghio-
gheny, per bu. We quote delivered to con-
sumers as follows: ONO River 9al0c, Ash
n1Ic
Kanawna l0al1c, and oughIogheny 1lal2c per
mn. Camel afioat is quoted 16c and delivered
at 2Oas2c. Anthracite is worth ~ 5Oalo per ton
delivered.
UOKE-Demand moderate and prices steady
as follows: Gas-house at yards oa1oc, and 10a
I2c delivered, per bu; city made at yards Sc
and delivered 9atlc per bu; crushed at yards
lie, and delivered l4c per bn.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic fruit is steady
with moderate demand at 1BhallXc fol
| fruits are quiet at 25a26c for citron, l2albt
| for ags, Sa9c for currants, 7ha8c for prunei
per Id. Layer ralsins are quoted ~ 75aS Nv pei
Dyaa yEaaGGs--The market remains steady and quiet
with moderate offerings at 13k per dozen FOL
GREEN FRUITS-Apples are quoted IS 5oa'
uer brl for good to prime, and very few remain
IN the market. Cranberries are In moderat,
demand at $l4 5Oal5 per brl Tor best quality
Lemons are worth IS 50a6 30, and oranges ar,
quoted $5as per box, and moderate demand fol
each.
demand, chiefly for the higher grades. N,
change in prices. We quote loose pressed $l8,
| 10. and tight pressed Hsal7 per ton for No
| timotny on arrival Inferior grades are dull q
| S0a12 per ton on arrival In store W more Il
HISMP-The demand is still light ana no,
much offering. We quote: Rough Keptuck,
$l1uall5 per ton on arrival. aud dressed o.
| a9Zc per lb.
| GlBES-Arci In moderate request and marke
steady, with liberal receipts. We quote: 5Js
| Tc for green. 7Isa9c for green salted, and l4a1b
for dry nint per lb. Sheep pelts are wort
f6caSl 25 for good to prime, and s5a40c for in
ferior.
| quiet at previous prices. We quote bran Sl2 U
! al2 so, shipstdffs sl4a15, and middlings Sl7a2
per ton, ah ON arrival, and $ia2 more asked Il
| store.
MOLASSES-The market continues steady q
SOa57c per gallon for good TO prime, with fai
coneumptive demand. IL is quoted 40a45c 10
inferior quality.
| OILS-Linseed is in fair request and steady
| and prime sells at 60c per gallon. Lard oil i
in limited demand and worth 81 09al 10 pc
gallon for extra current make. Refined retro
| ieum is quoted l8al4c Der gallon.
| POrATOES--The demand continues light
| with o large supply, and goou to choice ar
| freely offered ut 25a36c per Du In store.
POU ULTRY-Live chickens are in fair de