The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-08
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.

FLOUR-Is steady with fair demand to-
day. We quote: Fancy So soar 5O family $5a
6. the latter figure beng for choice old wheat
-four. Extra s4a4 81, superhne, $3 60a3 81, low
CRATES 50 .0a3 25, spring wheat flour S6a5 20 per
Drl. Rye -four is worth "a 35a4 70 per brl, with
sales at 81 80 to-day.
WHEAr-There is a quiet and steady mar
ket. Red is worth Il 25al 10 for prime TO choice,
s! lOal 20 for fair TO good, and s5ca$l for in
leror per bu. White is worth VI 4Ual 60 for
prime TO choice sample lots.
BARLEY--No. 2 Canadian is quoted 81 12a
l l3 and No. 8 Sl 04al % per bu with light
icmand. Weste n is quiet and ranges 45c for
common to T5c for prime.
CORN-Market quiet Mixed is worth 50a
5lc forprime ear or shelled on track.
RYE-The market remains steady. No. 2 is
worth Csc per bu in elevator, and sold at that
figure to-day, and held at 78c ON track. Prime
sample OH track is quoted 73a74c per bu
oATS-Are steady at 40aisc for good to
choice white, and 37a39c for good to prime
mixed. inferior are offered at 3sa35c per bu.
MESS PORK-Ihe market remains quiet
LARD-'The market is easy for prime steam,
and it is quoted l3 Mal3Xc, and held at the OUT
side iigure. City kettle is quoted l4al41Sc, and
dull at those figures.
BAUON-Market steady with limited de-
| mand. Clear sides 13Hal81&c, clear rib sides
l225, and shoulders sssc per Id packed for spot
Spgar-cured hams are worth l3szal494c per Id.
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are quoted 51a8Tc for shoulders. 11xc fol
clear rib sides, and fs1sc for clear sides per lb
| spot.
| BEANS--Are in limited demand, and with
liberal receipts are quoted 81 soal ~ for choice
nayys. and $la1 ~ for medium per bu.
| BROOM CUlsN-The demand is only mod
| crate but there is a steady market at previous
prices. We quote 3a6o per lib for common to
good red brush, 61la7%c for green stalk braid,
| and Sa9c for fancy green hurl.
| BUTIER-There is quiet and steady mar
ket. The receipts are moderate, but fully
equal to the demand. which is light. especially
/ for the lower grades. Choice Western Reserve
/ is worth s2a33c, and lace more per lb can bt
1had for fancy selections. Prime Central Obi,
| is quoted 29a30c per lib. Medium grades are
held at a5az6c, and inferior at 20a22c per 10.
CHEES E-There Is o moderate demand. witt
a steady market, and prime to choice factory
will bring t2tS Sa13c per ID.
COFFEic-Lontinues quiet and steady at pre-.
vions prices. We quote common Rio i9c, fai
to good a22c, ana prime to choice 20 X ka23 ~
per lb Java Is selling at 3Sa35c per lb.
/ COAL-The markeC is steady and quiet, with
no material change In priess. The Wholesale
demand is moderate at olse for Ohio River. q
for Ashland, and &c for Y0ughiOgheny, per bu
afioat. The rates delivered to consumers are
4 ONO River, 9alOc; Ashland i0allc; Hooking
Valley, Muskingum and kanawha llalScs ana
loughIogheny l2c per Du: Anthraclte Is worm
DRIED ERUITS-There is moderate de-
i mand for domestic, which is worth IL u1sal2he
for peaches and 916alplsc for apples. per Id,
| Foreign fruits are steady, with moderate de-
mand at previous prices Layer raislns are
quoted So 75a3 0v per bex. Citron Is worth a5s
Xdc, hgs 12albc currahts oHocs ahu prunes taf ~
vis EGGs-4he lS offerings are more moderate ant
the market continues steady with fair demand
= 49, ellie Per dozens