The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-21
o1Nc1NNAT1 DAILY MARKET.
crNo1NNArr. April az p. M

lily 80 15a6, extra "a 85a4 rs, super6ne So 50a4,
low grades 70 s5as rs, spring wheat flour IS rs
a6, and rye "a 4Oa4 rs per brl.
OATS - The market is quiet and steady.
We quote mixed s7a4oc, and white 40a4Sc for
good to prime.
BARLEY-Marzet quiet. No. Canadian is
quoted 81 oaaI O5, and No. 8 sold to-day at 96a
gSc per bu. Western is quoted 45a5Oc for in
Terror, and 6Oa1Oc for good to prime.
CQRN-Continues active, and ear is firm,
with sales at 60c on track. Shelled is easier,
and sold to-day at 54a55c in elevator and 5sc
RYR-Quiet and steady. Prime on track is
held at T6a76c, and No. in elevator 7Ta7Sc
per bu.
WHEAT-Tnere is moderate demand.
White will bring 81 36a1 d for good to prime,
and 81 4Sal 81 for choice. Extra Kentucky sells
as hign as 81 go per bu. Good TO choice red
brings :. goal 85. Fair sample red is offered at
u l0al 10, and Inferior lots at 9bcas1 per bu. -
LARD-Quiet and easy. Prime. steam is in
moderate demand at 13c, and city Kettle is dull
BULK MEATs-Market quiet and easy.
Clear sides are quoted 11zsc clear rib sides ll1z
all%e, & and shoulders SIC per ID; for loose. a,
market is weak. Shoulders held at 91c, clear
rib sides 1880, and clear sides l2Xc per lb,
spot Tor packed, sugar-cured hams are
quoted 13al4c per lb.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and easy.
latter figure is bid for small jobbing lots
ACOf1ON-M Market dull. No change in prices
we give the following official quotations: Or
ordinary, 8Ac; good ordinary. 1870; low mid
ding, llhc; middling, 12ke; good middllng,
lSAe: mIdanng far, 1870; far. 14Xc per
pound.
WHISKY-Is quiet and steady at 81 OF per
gallon, at which figure 50 brls sold to-day.
BEANS--The market continues quiet. There
is very little doing, and medium to choice are
held at 81 l0a1 rs per bu In store.
BROOM CORN-fs dull and prices remain
nominally unchanged. Red brush is quoted 4
a6c, green stalk braid 61la7hc, and choice
green hurl Sagc per lib.
BUTTER-The offerings are moderate, par
ticularly the best grades. which are in fair
shippers are not buying to any extent. Prime
to choice is worth 26a30c for W estern Reserve,
and 25a27c for Central Ohio per Ib. Single
packages OF extra are worth 32a33c. Medium
grades are neglected and offered at 2Oa22c
Common butter is dull and held at l6aiSe per
CHEEsE-Prime to choice factory is in mod
crate demand, but steady at 21sal3Hc per lb.
COFFEE Has undergone no material
change. There is q moderate demand and
prices are steady. We quote: Rio l9ha20c for
inferior. 2ia22c for medium, and 22Ha231ac for
prime to choice per lib. Java is worth 35a86c
per lb.
COAL-Continues quiet and steady at pre-
flUuS pIlCobs ~ ID WUTbil p6r HuOdU--05aCI IOf
Ohio River, exc. for Ashland, and sKc for
Youghiogheny. 1t is delivered to consumers
at the following rates: OHIO River 9al0c, Ash :
land 10c, Musk1ngum, Hooking Valley and
Kanawna l0al1c, and foughiogheny 1la12c per
Du. Camel afloat Is quoted 16c and delivered
at 2Ua22c. Anthracite is worth 80 50al0 per ton
delivered
DRIED FRUITS-There is moderate de-
mand for domestic, and appies are quoted 9a
1O1ac and peaches nha121sc per lb. Foreign
arn iat n nh pts 1ua a
ms " 75a3 w per box, citron 2ba26c, figs 12albc
currants 8a9c, and prunes 79aSc per ID.
EGGS-The receipts are large and exceed
the demand. Fresh arrivals are worth 13al3xe
per dozen.
GREEN FRUITS Apples are firm with mod
crate demand and light supply, and they are
worth SIS 5UaT so per br1 for good to choice.
Cranberries are worth $14 50a4 rs per brl for
choice. Lemons sell at s5 50a6 30 per box, and
are steady. Oranges are in moderate request
and worth $5a6 per Dox.
HAY-The market is steady, with fair local
demand for the higher grades, but there is lit
tie or nothing DONG IN inferor. No change IN
prices. We quote No. / timothy $l8 o lal9 90 fol-
loose, and s1sa17 for tight pressed, per ton, and
lower grades are offered at $l0a15 per ton, all
on arrival, and 81 more In store.
HEMP-Continues IN Light demand, and
prices are nomiualIy unchanged. UndTesset
kentucky is quoted S11Oali5 per ton on arrival
and about IS more In store. Dressed Is helt
at 9ka9Ac per lb.
H1DES-Demandm moderate, with liberal re.
ceipts, but the market remains steady. Greer
are worth 51aa7c, green salted 7Ha9c, and dry
salted l4al5c per lb. Sheep pelts sell at .76t
aSl Is for good to PRIME and 2Oa30c for inferior
MILL FEED-Tne market is steady and
prices unchanged. Bran is in moderate de-
quoted st4af5 per ton, and very little doing.
Middlings are quiet at $l7a23 per ton, all on ar
rival, ana about 81 more in store.
MOLASSEo-GoOd to choice New Orleans is
quoted 6Oao7e per gallon, with fair consnmptiye
demand. Inferior is offered at 40a45c per gal
Ion, with light demand.
OILS-There is a steady but moderate de-
mand for lmseed at 6Oc per gallon for prime.
Extra lard is in fair request and worth 81 i0a
4 ~ per gallon. We quote refined petroleum
l4al5c per gallon and moderate demand.
P0TATOES-1he demand is hight and the
offerings are large, but the market remains
steady, with good to choice qtsoted 80 doe in
store. Some good lots on arrival bring 25c
per bu.
POULTRY-Live chickens are In fair de-
mand, with limited receIpts,, and the mark ct
Is firm with sales at "a 25a5 per dozen for good
to choice.
RICE-Is in moderate demand and we quote
Carolina 7a71c, Louisiana 64aaTc. and Ran-
g0on 6a61ac per ib.
SALI-- There is q moderate demand for do
nestle at 26c per bu and 81 45 per brl on arrival
Coarse Liverpool is quoted 81 81 per sack.
Turks Island is dall at 40c per bu.
SEED There is moderate demand for clo-
yer, but with light offerings it is firm, with
sales al l6ai61sc per ID for prime to choice.
Timothy remains quiet at 81 4Oa2 so per bu in
store. Flax seed is selling at 81 I0a1 rs per bu
for fair to prime.
SUGAR-Remains steady, with fair
consumptive demand. We quote New Orlea MS
7sa9c, yellow refined 9ayxc, extra sc" lUa
l0Xc, "B'' white l0ka1UAc, "A" white 10xa
1UHc, and hard is worth Tic for granulated and
powdered. and crushed IL ka1kc per lb.
TALLOW-There is far demand, with
ample supply, and we quote prime city rem
dered SIC and country SIC per Id.
TUBACCO-The offerings at auction yester-
day were l60 hhds and boxes at the following
prices: 30 hnos Mason County, KY. (Distrfct],
Is old--1 at "a ~, at SO 9Ua8 20, 80 at $40 5Ga
IA SO, 4 at $loal9 so, hhds new at 81 4Ua8 10. 4S
hhds Brown County, Ohio, trash, Iugs and leaf
--sJ hhds old--4 at So 5Oa4 rs, at So SOa7 IT, is
at $40 5Oa13 80, at Sl6alS Is, I8 hhds new--3 at
SO l5a5 55, at STAT 80, 9 at $sal4. II hhds new
owen County, KY. (District)-4 at $4a475, 9 at
So 2Oa7 IS, . at SO 25aS 10. IS hhds new Pendle-
ton county, KY. (District)--l3 at So 9Ua5 so,
16 at s6a7 95, t5 at $Sa9 30, at 75a12 30 II
hhds new Boone County, KY, trash, lugs and
leaf-10 at IS 95. at 81 40a7 81, at IS g5a9 at
SO 25a14 81. hhds and boxes West Vir-
ginia-3 at 81 65a5 rs, at $fI rs, 2 boxes at $ya
31a 2 hhds Ohio seed &C sSa3 30. 16 boxes In
diana seed at So 70a4
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