The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-11


BARLEY Demand lighs and nlarket steady.
Canadian ~ 05a1 l5 for gopd to choice, western /
45aI5c for inferior TO prize.
CORN Quiet anu STEADY. MIXED Is worth
eOa5Ie per bu. on track. for ear on shelleds The
latter in elevator held at SIC.
LARD-Is quiet End easy to-day. Prime
steam is quoted 13laa3sse, and bids generally |
at inside figure City Kettle held at l4al41ScI
MESS PORK-The market is quiet and easy. |
PrIH1e steam is quoted $22 75 per bFl, and not
maeh defhan'f at that AgaFe.l
BULK MEATS-Denand moderate and
market steaay. shoulders SHaSHc: clear TIb
sides, lffSal2c. and clear sistes f21ze per ID,
sp0C, for loose.
BAC0N-R mains steady and quiet. Clear
sides are worth 1871 clear rib sides l21c,
hams l3afal4ko per lb eanvased and packed.
CUI'lUN Market dull and easier Sales TO-
day ~ bales. there is general decline Of &c
per 10 on all goods. The following are the ofi-
nary, lOXc; low miudling, li%c; middling,
l2xc; good middifns, 1890; msadlng far,
1870: far. NC per ID.
WHISKY-Ihe market is steady, with mod
crate demand. here are sales to-day OF lSS
bris at 81 90 per gallon.
ALCOH0L-The demand is fair and 9s per
cent above proof has been selling at Il l2al IA
per gallon.
AShEo-Demand light. but there is a steady
market at 7hasc FOR pearlash, and 4a41ae for
BAGs-Thefe is q limited demand but prices
are unchanged. We quote: 23a25c for bu
cotton seamless sacks; 1Sazaf4c for bu bur-
laps, and ,4al5c for 2 hu gunnies.
BAGGING--f The demand is light but prices
are steady and Without any change.
BARK There is sGeady market with
ample offerings and fair demand. Good to
prime chestnut oak, afoat, will bring aOail
BEE, AK The demand is fair and ii is
firm With prime TO choice selling at Tla2Sc per
pound
and the market is we'll supplied at 81 10al 30
per bu for medium to choice.
BROOM CUaE-The market is dull with
good supply but prices remain steady and un-
shaaged; A we quote S common ,a e geed re-, reg
fancy green hurl, 9a9c per lb.
BRO oMS-The demand is light but they
are steadys and we observe no change in prices.
Common are quoted s. 15as 25, huIl $sas rs,
dozen. .54
,BUTTER-The market has been quiet and
weak for some days past. and prices have had
a downward tendency. The receipts though
only moderate are in excess oil the demand,
which is chiefly local and for the best grades.
Choice Western Reserve is worth 3Ua32c, and
la2c more for extra selections, prime Central
Ohio 27a28c, medium grades 23a25c, and infe-
CANNED GoODs-There is moderate and
steady demand at previous prices. We quote:
Peaches, per dozen, 81 75a2 70; pine apples, VI IS
al w; strawberries, 81 75a2 raspberries, SO 25a
2 Is; pears, 81 75a2 90; whoftleberrIes: s2a2 %:
pluns, saas Is; green peas, 81 5oas .7S; CON
densed milk. 50 76aa 10; cove OYSTERS 81 l0al bo
tomatoes. 81 l0a1 60 4
/, CANDLES demand is light and the
market is easier. Star candles are quoted l55I
al6c, and common tallow 5ka6hc per 10.
CHEESE--Continues firm with moderate Of
ferings and fair consumptive demand. Prime
to choice factory is worth 1216alsc per lb.l
COFFEE--There is firm market with fair
quoted i91aa2Ohc for. inferior. 2lka221kc for
fair to good, and 2Sa24c for prime to choice.
per lib. t....
C0AL-The market is steady and quiet, with
demaaS i moaePsse It for @ ohio Rser
for Ashland, and &c for Youghiogheny, per bu,
afoat The rates delivered to. consumers are
Ohio RIVER. 9a1Uc; Ashland 10allc; Hooking
\ alley, MuskInguin and KanaWha i1a12c, and
oughlogheny nc per Du. Anthracite is worth
SO 50al0p per ton delivered. u ss..s.,
COKE-There Is a moderate cohsumptiYe de-
mand at previous prices. We,,quote: City
made 80 at yards, and 9a1lc delivered; gas
at yards lie, and &c delivered, per bu.
FEATHERS-lhed demand is moderate, and
prime are worth 60a5zc per lb and steady, with
ample receipts.
mand for apples and the offerings are light at
4a5 for good to prime, and $6 b0a6 90 for choice.
Der brL Cranberries are worth $14al5 per brl.
Lemons sell at $Sa6, and oranges "a 50a5 ~ per
box rig ....,
GUNPoWDER- The demand is fair at pre-
yious prices. We quote rifle powder $5 25a5 rs,
and blasting $8a3 90 perkeg.. ~ ~
HAY-The market is steady and quiet.
There is a fair local demand for the higher;
grades. Inferior grades are neglected, with
liberal offerings. We quote choice timothy
$l7al8 for loose pressed and sl6a16 for tight
pressed per ton. on arrival. Medium grades
are quoted $llaIs, and inferior $Sal0 per tom
on arrival, and ~ more in store. s,.lg..-.,s
HEMP-The demand is light and the mar
ket remains quiet though steady, with moder !
ate offerings. We quote I1Uall5 per ton fori
Rough Kentucky on arrival, and IT is held $2l
more per ton in store. Dressed hemp is quoted
gXag%c per lb. .,,.,- an, ..-,,,..,,
>tCUEDAGE-The demand lis moderate and
prices are unchanged. Manila is worth 189< al
i4Xc, sisal 9al0c. and Jute s1a10Kc per
JC;tOoPERAGE-The demand is moderate and
the offerings are light with asteady market at
previous prices. We quote: PORK barrels, 65a
7Oc; lara tierces 85a95c. slack hogsheads. 81 25a
1 81; flour barrels aaa25c; WHISKY barrels, iron /
slack half barrels, 81 50a2 ~ per ioz
COOPERSTUFF-There is not much doing
but prices remain steady and unchanged We
quote; Flour barrel poles. seas; tight do $10a14
ana hegsnsad poles $sSag aroough barrel
heads do S23a25; tight do. $2Sa33 per ], 1000.
COTTON YARNS-Tnere has been a decline
of &c per ID during the week. The market is
now steady with a fair demand. We quote: :
Pound yarns and carpet warp and wicking.
2Ic; coiored warp. 2Sc: coYerlet yarn, 28c:
twlne, 20a22c, and rope I8c per lb; No. 500 at
l0Ic, and No. 6UO at DC per doz.
DRIED FRUITS-Domestic fruit Is steady
and quiet at 1ka101 for apples and II x a12Xc
for peaches. Foreign fruits are in moderate
demand and there is little or no change We
quote layer ralsins s275a30O per box. Citron
Der lib, 25a26c; figs, 12albc: prunes, haSc, and
currants. .Sa9c per lb.
fair demand the market Is firm with fresh lots
selling at 15c per dozen.
HIDES-There is very little doing, and prices
are unchanged. We quote bxa7c for green
hides, 7a9c for wet salted, ,12a14c for dry
salted, per Id. Sheep pelts are worth 15ea
81 Is for good to prime.
HOPS-Are firm, with good demand, and
prime to choice are worth 2l a23c per lb.
IRON--The, market is sJll very quiet Prices
have declined somewhat from last week s
quotations. Malleable is dull, and
there is very little demand for
big. We quote at four months time:
Charcoal. hot blast. H. r., No. ]. S24a25; No.2
s2S; 40 mill, s$nal2: Alabama, Georgia
and Tennessee No. !. s22a28 No. 2. $sla22 4 do
mill. s2l; stone coal and coke, No. a. Sssa
S3; No. Z, $2I; Iaill, $lSan. Cnarcosl. cold
blast, H. r., 3s6a45; Alabama, Georgia and
Tennessee, warm and cold blast. $z7as6;
blooms, s6oago per ton. scrap iron. wropght.
a2,ic; DO charcoal, SIC; sheet iron, boiled
4a1lIc: do charcoal, 5a5E Ec. and Russia iron, ij6
also per lbn Horse SHOES. 80 00a5 25. and mule
al,naS- ~ ii1nk OK rar keR. n 7f1H