The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-29
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINolNNAr1. April ga 2. M.

demand is mainly for local consumption. we
quote: Fancy 80 soar 50. family 20 lOa6 ~.
extra "a 25a475, superfne 50 60a3 80, low grades
80 9ta3 rs, spring, $5a5 80. rye Hour VI 35a4 65
per brl.
RYE-There is not much demand. No 2 is
quoted 74a76c per bu, the latter in elevator.
Good to prime on track is quoted 7OaISc per Du; |
CORN-The market is quiet, and mixed
shelled sold at 49c to-day, and ear is quoted ava
60c per Du on track.
OATs-The market is steady. White are
worth al 1a43c for prime to choice sample, and
good to prime mixed sell at 37a39c per bu
BARLEY-There is very little demand.
Canadian Is quoted 95a97c for No. 3, and 81 O0a
/ U3 for NO. to arrive and on track. Western
is merely nominal, and some inferior Onered
as low as 35c per bu.
WHEAT-Demand limited. Prime red is
quoted VI rs, good 81 f7aI l6 and fair sample
81 lUal IL per 10. White 81 S1a1 45 for good to
MESS PORK-The market is easier to-day
and the demand light. City packed is held at
$21 T5a22 and bids at $2f 50 per Drl
h LARD-There is quiet and easier market at
l2Xal3c for prime steam, and moderate de.
mand at the inside figure. City Kettle is quoted
" BULk MEATs-Market quiet and steady.
Loose meats are quoted SHaSAc for shoulders,
11Hallxc for clear rib sides and 1laallhc
for clear sides per lb.
BACON-The demand is light Shoulders
are quoted 9kc, clear rib aides 12Ac, and clear
4, III,
hams are in moderate jobbing demand at l3Ma
i4hIc per lb.
COTTON Market dull and easy. Prices 1Se
lower to-day. We quote: Ordinary, SIC: good
ordinary CSC: low mIudling, lie; middlinR,
i2e: good mlidiing. 12sfc; middling fair. 13Nc;
fair. l4Hc per lib. No sales reported at the Cot
ton Exchange to-day.
WHISKYo1he demand is moderate and the
market steady. and l8o brls sold at 81 OF per
rallon to-day.
,u.Nc r..o ;o. hrt n,;oas ava
utaoa ond ,,n"nam.aa S,boice nlayys will
ss4auy enu ~ oud ,Sits ~aaaiums are worth Al 10
a. 40 aM pe, Du. GnDx rs o,ot ond steadv tho de-
DhUOM qu,eo "o ~ ,sreviaus nrces
Pad sto ucted sssc for common to good.
hsu ssatn is Iuotsu ~ and fancy ereen
snrl sa9c ner III. N>A"'|AN'
poa an To tne est Sradesi ts receipps of
| which are moderate. The lower grades are
dull, with heavy offerings. Prices are some
what easier. We quote prime to choice 27azSc
| for W estern Reserve, and 23a25c for Central and
Southern Ohio: and Ia2c more can be obtained
| for single packages of extra selections. Me-
dium is offered at 16a20c, and common l5al6c
per lb.
| CHEESE--Is in moderate demand and steady
at l2al2Hc per lib for prime factory, with an
ample supply,
| CoFFEEEThere is @ moderate demand and
prices are steady with no material change. We
and prime to choice a2baSS1.c per lb. Java
| sells at 38a35c per lb
| COAL-Demand moderate and there is o
steady market at previous prices. 1t is selling
land. and SIC for Ohio River per bu. De.
| liyered to consumers at 9alOc for Ohio River
| lOc for Ashland, l0al1c for Musklngum, Hook
ing Valley and Kanawna, 1la12c Tor ioughIo.
| gheny per Du. Camel is quoted 16c af10at
livered at SO 5Oa10 per ton.
| DRIED FRUITS-There is moderate de-