The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
o1Nc1NNAr1 DAILY MARKET.
CINc1NNATI. April IL z.

sthti only lalf local denlitnu, emery lor ivy
higher grades Fancy is quoted 50 5Oal 5O, and
patent process up TO S6a5 80. Family is worth
$5a5 %, and choice brands of old wheat bring |
us much as 81. Extra is held at $fa4 10, super
fine S3 6Ja3 90 and low grades - S5a3 rs per brl.
Spring wheat flour is quoted $5a5 90, and some |
choice lots sell as nigh as 50. Bye Hour is |
quoted "a 35a4 rs per bri.
RYE-Is in moderate request to-day, and No. |
in elevator sold at 74c per bu. Prime sample,
on track, is worth !7la72c per bu.s
OAIS-There is not much doing, except to |
meet fair local demand. Prime 10 choice |
white bring 41a43e Good to prime mixed are
WHEAT-Market steady, with fair demand |
for the higher grades. Red is worth 81 25al 30
for prime 70 choice II l0al2 for fair to gool,
and 75a9Oc for inferior White sells at 81 40a |
40 per bu for prime to choice.
CUrTON-Continlles steady, but the de- |
mand is light. No change in prices.
We quote: Ordinary, 94c; goou ordinary,
lO24c; low mludling, 12}zc; mIddling. 13c;
good mIddifng, 1890; mIu.iling far, 144c:
fan. 154c per lib. Sales to-day, gs bales.
WHlSKY-Is in good demand to-day, and
firm, with sales of 4JO brls at 81 On per gal.
CORN-ls firm, with air demand for mixed,
and ear is worth 5Oajlc. and shelled 51a5sc
per bu on track, with sales OF the latter to- day
at outside figure. Ear sold at SOC on track and
LARD-There is a steady market, with mod
crate demand. Prime steam is quoted 134c,
and &c more asked, per lb. City Kettle is held
at14Ac perlb, Sales of i50tierces prime steam
MESS PORK-The demand is light, but
prime city is held steady at $23 per brl, cash.
Sales to-day Of 200 brls city at $23 80 per brl,
buyer May.
BULK MEATs-There is steady and quiet
market, and loose meats are quoted S%aSalc
for shoulders, l2c for clear rib sides, and 12Ac
for clear sides, per lb; and packed &c more.
Sales to-day of $4,000 lbs Of clear RIB sides at
121ac per lib, buyer May.
BACON-There is firm feeling in the mar
ket, with light offerings. Packed is quoted
gXc, 13c and 13Ac per 1b for shoulders, clear
rib sides and clear sides, spot. Sugar-cured
hams 1324al4alc lb, canvased and packed.
BEANS-The market is steady but there is
little demand. Prices are unchanged. Choice
navYs are worth IL rs, and white mediums 81 10
per Du.
BROOM CoRN-The market is still very
| quiet, with liberal offerings and no change.
Red brush is worth 3a6c for common to good,
green stalk braid 61saThe, and choice green
hurl Sa9c perlb. &
BUTTER-The demand is only moderate for
the best grades, and lower grades are dull.
The receipts are light especially OF the former,
but the market Is easier. Choice Western Re-
serve is worth 34a35c. and 2a3c more can be had
for extra selections Of single packages Prime
Central and Southern Ohio is quoted 3Ua32c.
Medium grades are held at 25a28c, and in
ferIor 20a22e per Id.
CHEESE-Prime to chofce factory is worth
12a121sc per lb, and the demand is only moder-
ate with steady market
COFFEE-Fhere is affair local demand, and
| the market is firm at previous prices. Rio is
worth 19a20c for inferior. 21a2sc for fair to
good, and 221aa231sc for prime to choice per 10.
| Java is quoted 33a35c per Id.
| CUAL-The market is steady. with fair
| consumptive demand at previous prices. The
rates afloat are &c for Youghiogheny, &c for
| Ashland, and SIC for Ohio River, per bu. We
quote delivered to consumers, 9alOc for OHIO
| River, 10a1lc for Ashland, 1la12c for Hooking
| Valley, Musklngum and Kanawha, and l2c for
loughlogheny per bu. Anthracite is worth
| 50 50al0 per ton, delivered.
| DRIED FRU1TS-There is O quiet market
but steady for both domestic and foreign. We
quote 91aalD1ac for apples. and llHal2ac for
peaches. Layer ralslns sell at W V5aS per box.
Citron is worth 25a26c; figs, l2al5c: currants 81
&c, and pruncs 6a7c per lb
EGGS-9'here is steady market with moder-
ate demand and ample receipts, and fresh lots
are selling at l2haI3c per doz.
request and steady and they are quoted STAT
per brl for prime to choice in store. Oranges
are selling at 81 50a5 50 per box for messina
There is moderate demand for lemons ane
they are worth "a b0a5 50 per box.
| HAY-Continues steady and quiet. The
higher grades are in fair demand, but infe
| rior hay is dull. Prices are unchanged. No.
> timothy is quoted $l7alS for loose and s13;
| Id for tight pressed per ton on arrival, ant
lower grades are offering at S7al0 per ton OIL
arrival Dealers ask $laS more per ton il
store.
/ HEMP Continues quiet and steady
and prices are unchanged since our last reDort
We equote rough Kentucky on arrival S11Uall5
and in store $5alU more per ton. Dressed ii
worth 95aa92ic per lb.
| HIDES--lnere is q steady though moderate
demand with ample supply at previous prices
Green hides are worth Ha7c; green salted, sa
&c, and dry sailed l4al5c per ID. Sheep pelts
sell at 75caS1 % for good 10 prime, anu 25a50C
for inferior
MILL FEED-The demand is fair and the
market remains steady, with no change in
Eprices. We quote: Bran, $i2a13; shipstuits s14
al5 and middlings Sl7a93lper ton, all on arri-
val. In store So more per ton is asked.
MOLASSES-The is only fair local de-
mand and prices are steady and unchanged
New Orleans is worth 5Vatlc per gallon fol
good to choice.
UILS-There is a moderate demand for lin
seed, and it is worth 5sa60e per gallon. Lard
oil is in fair request, and extra current ma ke
sells at 81 l0a1 Il per gallon. Refined petro-
leum Is quoted l4al5c per gallon, and demand
PO1ATOEs- Continue dull. with prices
nominaliy unchanged. The offerings are large
at 3Ua40c per bu.
POUL1RY-There is fair demand for
live chickens, but under large receipts they are
lower, and sell at "a 5ua5 per dozen for good
to choice.
RICE-Is in moderate demand at previous
prices. Carolina is worth 7a75c, Louisiana
I6haTc, and Rangoon 6a61ke perlb.
SALT-There is moderate demand, but the
market is steady for all kinds. Domestic is
worth 26c per bu, and 81 45 per bri. Coarse
| LlVefpoOl Is WOTtn oi ou per Suck. TURK
Island is held at 40c per bu.
SEED-1he receipts OF clover are more lib
eral, and it Is now wOrthl6a16kc per ID for prime
In store. Timothy is quiet at W 4Oa2 30 per bu,
in store. Prime tax seed is selling at 81 2J
per bu.
| SUGAR The, market is quiet but
steady. No change in prices. We quote:
New Orleans 7ha9c, yellow refined 9a9kc C.
extra 'C' l0al015c, "B" white 10h alUHc, "A''
white 1O.4alU1ac, and hard is worth lie for
granulated and powdered, and crushed MA
I11lc per lb.
TALLOW-The receipts are moderate and
there is quiet market, and steady at Sxa
SIC for country, and sas4c for city rendered
tper lb.. VT
II ToBACCO-The offerings at auction yester,
day were 10 hhds and 10 boxes at the following
prices: 81 hhds Mason County, Ky. (Dis.
trict) trash, ,lugs and leafs at 4 25a5 70, s a
soar D5, 2at $B 5Oa9, 8 at $lOal3 Is. Brown
County, o. (Distrlct). trash, lugs and leaf
I ID new: at 50 25a5 49, at Sc soar 95, at 10,
J at $IOat3 So Owen County, Kentucky, Obs
J trict)-7 new at $470a8 10. Pendleton County
KY. (District)-26 new: IA atS3 30a5 90, at Il
al 95, 9 at$8 l5aS rs, 8 at S1falaa14 rs. Wes
virginia-12 hhds and boxes new: 5 at SO 50.
s 81, at 81 10a9 10, 8 at $40 25a13; s boxes:5 a
SO 25a45O, Bat 81 s0alla1l 10. Ohio Seed
hhd at ST. Nt