The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-04
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINC1N
NATI MARKET.
o1NornnArr. April - T. NJ.

| CINCINNATI. April "A +. NJ.
| FLOUR--Is steady with fair eonsumptive
demand, mostly fer the higher grades. Fancy
! 10 worth So 50a1 80. Family ranges S5a6, the
latter for cheiee lots Of old wheat -four; extra
$ia4 60; superfne So 6Oa3 30; low CRATES ~ sSa
| 325; spring wheat flour $ba5 %, and up TO ~
for fayorite brands. Rye flour VI 3OaA 70
| per brl.
sBARLEY-Is steady. Canadian is worth
81 10al II for No. 2 81 U3al 05 for NO. per bu.
Western is held at 65aS5c for good to prime,
and ranges down to 45c for inferior.
| -0ATS-Ihere is moderate local demand,
ami steady market. White are worth 4Oa43c,,
and mixed 37a39c for good to prime. Inferior
\ lots are.ofrered at 32a8bc per bu.
| C0RN--Ihe market is firm, with liberal Of
| ferings, and prime mixed is quoted 49a5lc, with
sales of car on track to-day at Cue per bu.
WHEAr-Thereis is quiet and steady mar-
choice, red 81 2Oa ~ for prime 70 choice, 81 l0a
! 20 for fair to good, and S0a9Oc ior inferior.
Some lots of choice red held at 81 33al 30 per
bu.
RYE-The market is dull to-day. No. is
held at 7jc in elevator, and 73c on track. In
ferlor grades are merely nominal.
LARD-There is not much demand and
prime steam is quoted l8Ss aiSs[c per 10; city
[kettle 14ai4kc per lb.
BACONAIhe demand is moderate Shoul-
ders are quoted 9%e;. clear RIB sides 13c, ana
clear sides 1Skc per lb spot, Tor packed. su-
gar-cured hams are quoted 13ka1ftsc per lb.
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and easy,
but primo city packed is held steady at s2S per
brl.
BULK MEATS - There is a quiet market.
Shoulders are quoted shaSssc, clear sides II IA
i2c, and clear sides l5Salz14c per 10 cash, Tor
loose. and the outside figures wantel for each.
| CUfION Market quiet and steady. Sales
to-day 3ol bales. We quote: Ordinary, &c; gooo
ordinary, l01kc; low miadling, 12c; inlddling.
fsc; good mpidling. 1870; middling fair,
l 14Tc: fair. 1514c per lb.
/ WHISKY-lhe demand is light and there is
a further decline to-day of lc, and "a brls sold
at 81 % per gal.
4 ALCOHoL-The market is firmer owing to
i the advance on whisky. We quote - 14a2 Is
per gallon for 81 per cent. above proof
Il ASHES-There is but little demand. but the
market remains steady, and potash is quoted
4a4hc, and pearlash 7haSc per ID.
BAGGING-The demands light and we OBJ
serve no change since our last. Flax is worth
i216als&c fora ID, lsaa1sc for 2JG lb, and l3a
13Xc for ga lb, per yard.
BAGS-Are dull, and prices are nominally
unchanged. Cotton seamless sacks are worth
22a25e; gunnies, bu. l4al5c; gunnies, bu.
2Oa22c; burla3s, 2bu, skaa0c; burlaps, bu,
\ 13al4c.
, BARK--Tbe receipts are ample and the de-
, mand is moderate, with steady market at s9a
II per cord, aloar, for good TO prime.
| 'BEES w AX--The demand is light, but 1t re-
, mains steady, with prime quoted 26a%7c per
pound.
BEANS--Continues dull, with liberal sup
ply, and we e'observe no change. Choice navies
are quoted ST. 70 and mediums 81 10, and com :
BROOM CORN-The demand is light, and
the market is well supplied. No change in
lprices. We quote: Common to good red
and choice green hur, Sase perlb.
BROUMS-Continue quiet and steady at
q the following prices: Steamboat, $5 50a6;
: shaker. $8 25a4; hurl, $sas rs, and common,
.$i 75a2 25 per dozen.
BUTTEfs-The market is easy, and prices
j. have declined 2a3c since our last weeks re.
: pot. The demand is light, especially of the
i I, l. n -.
1present. The receipts are moderate, but fully
-iequal to the demand. Choice Western Re-
J. Iserye is worth 34a35c, and extra selections ol
single packages bring 1a2c more. Prime Cen
| traf and Southern Ohio is quoted s0a52c Medi.
um grades are held at 25a2Sc, and inferior 20a22(
Q per 10.
| CANNED GOODS-There is moderate de.
mand and prices continue steady as previous.
ly given. We quote as follows: Peaches. pei
dozen, 81 75a2 70; pine apples. 81 Goal 20; straw
berries, 81 75a2; raspberries, 80 25a2 rs; pears
75a2 50; whortleberries. s2a2 p: plums, W 00s
l225; green peas, II bOGs 20; condensed milk
3 s2 75a3 W; cove oysters, 81 l0al 90; tomatoes
l. 81 i0a1 90.
i CANDLES-Are in moderate request ant
steady at previous prices. We quote; Star can
dies, l6al7c, and common tailow H1aal3
T per ID.
!, CHEESE-Is in fair consumptive. deman,
and steady, with prime to choice factory wortl
COFFEE-D Demand moderate and price
: steady. We quote Rio pasvc for common, 21i
l2c for medium, and S2kas9he for prime {,
4 choice, per ID.
material change. II 10 worth Sc for Yonghio
a gheny, re for Ashland, and SIC for Ohio River
. afioat. We quote, delivered to consumers, 81
l0c for OHIO River, lOallc for Ashland, lla12t
, for Hooking Valley, Musklngum and KanaWna
and 12c for \ oughIegheny, per Du. Anthracite
/ is worth 50 50al0 per ton, delivered.
Il COKE-The market is quiet with moderate
ell demand but steady at previous prices. We
ifxyt 10 nnk al rnfdo 0ss.
livered, 9a1lc; gas-house, at yards, SC: do
delivered, 10a12c; crushed, at yards, lie; do,
delivered, l4c per bu
Al .CORDAGiG--Ihere is a moderate demand
! and prices are unchanged. Manila is quoted
l3%al4s4c, Sisal 9al0c, and Jute 81 <<a10 1c pei
pound.
COOPERAGE-The receipts are moderate
1 but there is generally light demand, and
prices have not undergone any change. We
quote: PORK barrels, 65a70c; LARD stierces, S5a
95c; slack hOgsheads, VI coal 3U; flour barrels
23a25c: whisky barrels, iron-bound, 81 3Ual 65
, ham tierces, 45a59c, and slack half barrels
, UOOPERSTUFF-Ther is fair demand fol
hogshead poles, which are firm, but other arti.
cles are dull. The receipts are ample at the
following prices Flour barrel poles, S6aS; tight
, | do $12a16, and hogshead poles $S0as0; rough
barrel slaves, $l3a16; dressed do, $l8a22; slack
hogsheadsdO. S23a25; tight do. $2Sa33 per 200
n COTTON I AKNS-The market remains quie
and steady, with little or no improvement In
} ipet warp and wicKing, 23c; colored warp, 3Oc
coverlet yarn, 25c; twlne 81 a22c, and rope l9s
Bic per lb; No. $40 at l11sc, and No. 600 ut 10t
iper doz.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic fruit is steady
with moderate demand, and apples are worth
9a1Ukc, and peaches II 1Ha12Hc per lb. For.
, | eign are quiet and steady at " 75a3 per boz
for layer ralsins 25a26c per ID for citron. 12a5t
for figs, Sa9c for currants, 7a7hc for prunes
tper ID.
| EGGS-Are in moderate demand and liberia
Isupply, and fresh arrivals are worth lac pei
dozen.
FEATHERS-Cont steady with ampl,
receipts and moderate demand, and prime arr
worth 5pa52Gper pound
GREEN FRUITS-There is q moderate de
II mand for apples, and prime to choice are wortt
$4a5 per brl in store. Lemons are steady AMI
jQuiet and quoted "a 50a6 80 per box. Orange
iseH at $4 5Oa5 80 per box for Messina, will
/ moderate demand.
/ GUNP0WDER-The demand is fair, ant
we quote rifle powder $5 S5a5 70, and blasting
1 $3a3 50 per keR.
4 HAY--The market ia firm, with moderate of
1 ferings and only moderate local demand
1mostly for the best grades. No change ii
iprices. No. timothy is quoted $I7a18 for loost
land S13al4 for tight-pressed per ton, on ar
trival and lower grades are Offering at $7al(
Iper ton on arrival. Dealers ask Sla2 more pei
tton in store.
HEMP There is very little demand and til,