The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-26
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI. April % . p. i

though steady Fancy ranges So 5Ua776, fam i
lily IS l5a6 10. extra "a 55a4 65, superfne '50a
400, low grades 20 ;85a3 20, spring wheat 30 25a |
. w, aud rye $4 35a4 IS per brl. 4
WHEAT--Ihere is a fair demand and firm |
market for the higher grades. Good to choice I
white ranges 81 ,30al 80. and red u 2Oal % per
bu. Medium red 81 10al 10. Lower grades SO 4
a90c and dull. \
CORN--The market is easy TO day, with lib |
eral offerings, but there is a fair demand Tor 4
mixed, and sales of shelled on track at 5Oablc
per bu, and ear at 5Uac per bu on track. One
lot Of shelled on TRACK sold at 48c per Du. 4
RYE quiet, and No.2 sold to-day at 16c
per bu in elevator, and is quoted 74c on track.
Prime sample on tracks, worth 75a74c per bl;;
OATS-Quiet and steady at 4Oa43c for good
to prime white, and 37a39c for mixed. Inferior
offered at 32a35c per bu.
BARLEY --There is aquiet market aty$1 03a
Us for No.2 Canadian spring, and 96a9Sc for
No. g. Western spring 4Oa60c for inferior to
good. Fall sold at 81 per Du for choice to-day.
LARD-Market easy, and there Is only O
moderate demand for prime steam, which is
held at l84 per Id. City Kettle nominal at l3%
MESS PORK-There Is quiet and weak
market, and city packed isnot worth over S2l 70
Az per prl spot, and light offerings at those
figures.
BULK MEATS-The market is quiet and
easy. Loose meats are quoted 81aSAc for
shoulders, 1151c for clear rib sides, and 11Sc,
for clear sides perlb, spot. Sales to-day of 2O,-
wv lbs clear rib sides at 1870, buyer August.
BACON-Quiet and easy. Shoulders are
quoted SIC; clear rib sides 12ac, and clear
sides l22sc per lb for packed, spot. sugar.
| cured hams are in moderate JobDInG demand
| at IL kal4A nc perlb.
| iCvIION-Market weak to-day, with a fur
| ther decline of nc per ID. Sales 11S bales.
Stock on hand l9,Ul4 bales. Receipts 237 bales,
Land shipments 1858 bales. We quote: Ordinary,
I9%c; goou ordinary ,92sc; low miudling, IlHc VI
IN lddling, 121Sc; good mladllng, 1870; MID
| ding fair. 1916; fair. l4%c per lib.
| WHISKY -MarkeJ steady, and 16l barrels
sold to -uay at VI OF per gallon.
BEANS--The market is well supplied and
dull They are quoted 81 10 for mediums, and
IL rs for choice navys perbu.
BROOM .CUHN-1rhe market is quiet and
steady at previous prices. Itis worth Base for
common to good red brush; 61aaT1sc for green
stalk braid, and .8a9c for fancy green hurl, per
pound.
BUTTER-The supply is generally ample,
with fair demand for the best grades. Prices
steady. Inferior remains dull. We quote
Western Reserve 2Saz9c and Central Ohio 25a
26c per lb for prime to choice. Single pack
ages Of extra selections bring 3la32c per lb
and some fancy creamery as high as 36a37c
per lb. Medium is quoted 20a22c, and inferior
I6alSc per lb.
CHEESE-There is very little on the market,
but the demand is only moderate, and prime
to choice factory Will bring ~ alb Acsper ID.
| COFFEE--Ihe demand Is moderate, but there
lis.a.sleady market, with no change in prices.
Rio is worth I91aa20c for inferior. 2la22c for
lair to good and 221aaSShc for prime to choice
per lb Java is selling at 32a34c per ID.
4 COAL-Hhe market is steady, but there Is
! not much doing. The rates afUat are 51ac for
ri ohio. Uc for Ashland and 71ac for Youghio-
81 gheny, per fbu. We quote delivered to con-
ii sumers as follows: ONO River 9al0c, Ash
i land l0c, MuskIngum, Hooking valley and
II Kanawha l0al1c, and 1oughiogheny nal2cper
Il pu. Camel afloat is quoted 16c and delivered
d, at 2Oa22c. Anthracite Is worth $9l5Oal0 per ton
a delivered,
:GOKE--Demand moderate. and prices STEADY
L rallU IaG- HON Qrfld An1n md
lac delivered, per bu; city made at yards g.
and deliyervd ;9a1 lc per bu; crushed at yard
), lie, and delivered l4c perbu.
v DRIED .ERUIIS--D0meStlc fruit is stead
II with moderate demand at 1U1sa1i1ac TO
!, peaches and ,9a10lsc for anples. Foreign
!, fruits are quiet at ,2ba26c for citron, 12alb
for figs, 9a9c for cnrrants, T,saSc for prune
a Iperlb. Layer raisins are quoted 50 75a3 w pei
3 box.
i EGGS-The receipts are not so heavy, ant
q with continued far demand the market il
firm, and fresh lots selling at l3ka1ic pc
-, dozen. -- - -
Z GREEN FRUITS There Is steady marke
for apples with limised sunply and moderate
: demand at $5 5Ua7 80 per bll ior good to prime
J. We.quoee eranberries Sl4 5Dal5 per bfl. Orange
/. are in moderate request at $5a6 per box. Lem
ons remain firm and sell at So 50a6 ~ per box
HAY-There has Geen no change
The better, grades are IN good local de
mand and firm. Inferior are dull
n No. / timothy sells at $lsaI9 for loose
!, and S15a17 for tight pressed, per ton, on arri
! val. Inferior is quoted S9al2 per ton on arr
q val Dealers ask $la2 more per ton in store
, | HEMP-There ls very little doing and price
are hominally unchanged. Rough Kentucky il
: | quoted SllUali 10 per ton on arrival, aud $5a
4 more in store. Dressed hemp sells at 9ka9%
per ID, mostly in jobbing lots
| HIDES-Are in moderate request and marke
steady, with liberal receipts. We quote: 5ki
7c for green. ~ ayc for green salted, and l4alo
for dry flint per lb. Sneep pelts are Worti
, 75ca$l 25 for goou TO prime. and 21a40c for in
feriOr -.,---- .------.
MILL FEED-Tne market remains steady
; and no change in prices Bran is in fair re
quest at $l2 00al2 50 per ton. Shipslu1s ar
D uuiet and held at Sl4al5 per tom Middling
n | are in mode ia G demand atSl7a23 per ton, al
A on ARRIVAL. ALI are held 81 more perton nigh
| in store.
MOLASSES-T market continues steady q
10a57c per gallon for go0d to prime, with fai
conSlimptlye ueinunu. lt IL quoted 40a45C 10
/ inferior quality.
= OILS-Linseed is in fair request and STEADY
! and prime sells al 6Oc per gallon. Lard oil i
= in limited demand and worth 81 05al 10 pe
| gallon for extra current make. Refined DetrO
Il ieum is quoJed l3al4c per gallon.
POrATOES-Ihere Is Sadull market with
/, large supply and prices unchanged. Gool +
choice in store are held at 25a35c per bu. =
POULTRY-The receipts are much larger
II and the market is easier for live chickens, am
i. they are worth "a 75a5 80 per dozen, accordin
to quality.
Z, Louisiana 5aa7c, and Rangoon 6a6>sc per To-
j. SALl--Dolnestic remains quiet and stead
and is quoted 26cper bu and 81 45 per brl on al
N rival for jobbing lots. Tark's Island is held a
u 4Oc per BIZ and dull. Coarse Liverpool il j
moderate demand at 81 45&l 80 per sack.
4, | SEED--ClOver SCARCE and frm,s with sma
T. sales az i6Hal7c per lb in store. Timothy re
mains quiet at So 40a2 so 0per bu in slore Prim
/, / fax seed will bring 81 20 per bu. --..----..
SUGAR-Tbere is a fair demand for New Oh
! leons, and 1t is firm at 8agc per lb Refine
sugar, is steady, with moderate demand, an
e we quote yellow 9a9Xc, extra ssC'' lValOX,
ID "B" white 10k alUkc, "a" white 1O3S alU1sc an
hard Hall 5kc per lb. n sst s.lf - b
e TALLOW Where is q steady market, wit
g the demand about equal to the receipts, an
i city rendered is worth Sxc and country So
per lb
v TOBACCo-The offerings at auction yester
: day were 86hhds and boxes at the followin
r prices: 10 hhos Mason County, KY, trash. lug
d and leafLi hhd new at SO so, old at "A 25a4 &
! | i do at$7, do at $l2 75al4 25; 5 hhds Boon
|, CO.. Ky., at 81 to SO 25; % hhds Brown Co., o
\ trash luga and ieaf-1 new at 50 55, do at SO
II al 50, 8 do at 50 5Oay2u, u old at 50 40, IS do
{ $40 b0a14 75, l do at SIS %; a3 hhds and bo
10 West Virginia--8 hhds at $3 1Ua5 ~, 8 at S6 ~
e 80, 50 at$S 30a9 75 at $10a1l 81, box at$5 "
10 hhds anu y boxes Owen Co., ky., trash, lug
!, and leaf--l new at IS 40 do at s$625a7 90, Al
K at $Saa 30, do at $lI rs, l. old at s23, boxs
new at "a 15a6 80; . hhds -Pendleton Co., Ky