The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-12
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, April 12-2p. M.


FLOUR-Continues firm, and with a fair
consumptiVe demand and moderate offerings
prices are sustained. Fancy is quoted 81 85a
70, and selling mostly to-day at IS 25aS 50 per
bril- Family sold at 81 50a7 rs. Extra is quoted
IS S5a7 l5 and quiet. Super1ns is worth $6 GOA
so, and some selling at the latter figure. Sales
Of low grades at IS 25a5 50 per brl. Spring G
wheat flour sold up to 81 65aa7 rs for choice
Minnesota. and Offering at 81 l5a7 rs for infe-
rior grades. Rye Is quoted 81 4Oa4 IS per brl.
BARLEY THE market rules firm but there
is very moderate demand. Canada is quoted
75caSl for fair to choice, per bu. Western
spring Offering at 4Oa56c, and fall at 6Oa75c per
blu for fair to prime. es-:
OATS There is a moderate eonsumptive de-
mand, but helu firm under limited receipts
Good TO prime mixed quoted S1a40c per bu, and
inferior nominal ut 3Ja33c per bu. White are
quoted 39a42c per bu for good to choice.
C0RN-The offerings are light, and with
no great demand the market Is nrm. Sales
Of mixed car to-day at 45c per bu on track, and
worth 43c at Landing. Shelled is worth Asa
Acc per bu for prime mixed on arrival.
WHEAT-Ihe market remains firm. The
offerings are light, and there is a moderate
demand. Red wheat is quoted 81 Goal go for
fair 10 good and 81 63a 81 " for prime to choice
Good to choice white is worth 81 Goal 70 per
bushel. s--a -
BACON-Very little doing but steady. Shoul-
ders are quoted 6hc, clear rib sides 6Ha5Sc,
and clear sides held SIC, per lb all packed
Sugar-cured hams in moderate demand at Ok
u
BULK MEATS-Steady, but the market is
inactive. Shoulders quoted 5a5Xc, clear rib
sides held at 7hc and clear sides at X C per lb
all loose. .-. 'e%
MESS PORK-Is quiet. The market is
steady at $l4 50al4 rs per lb for city. Very lit
tie demand and limited offerings at these
hgUles.
IARD-steady and quiet Prime steam is
quoted 9]<a916c per Id, and mostly held at the
latter figure Kettle is quoted nominally at
lOal0Xc lor city and 9Xa10e for country per ID.
COITOk-ls quiet and steady at yesterdays
prices. Sales 80 baies Stock IL, 1863 bales. We
give the official quotations as follows: Or
dlnary 91sc, good ordinary 1Oc, low middling
l0hc, mIddng lie, good mddlng IL NC, mid
ding far 1l%c, fair l2Isc per lb.
WHISKY-Contlnues steady and market
quiet. Sales to-day l56 brls on Change at 81 VA
per gallon.
BEANS-Demand light but market steady
navies 81 70al rs, prime white or mediums
81 40al so and inferior Spca1 25, per bu as to
quality.
but inactive with liberal receipts. Red brush
is quoted 2 2I.a4c, green stalk Az a5c, and green
hur 5ha6c per Id.
BUTTER-Steady and quiet and no material
change. There are only moderate offerings of
fine fresh lots which sell readily at 1Sa20c per
lb, and single packages OF extra selections
being 22a23c per lb. The supply Of lower
grades is far in excess OF the demand and are
scarcely salable. Stocks OF the latter are ac-
cumulatng. We quote nominally Aa15c for
fair to good, 12al3c for medium, and l0allc for
common per ID.
CHEESE-There is quiet market but it
rules firm at l5aa16c per ID for prime to
choice.
COFFEE-There is but very moderate de-
mand with steady market at previous prices.
We quoted Rio 1S}6a19Hc for common, 2Oa2Ic
for medium, e2a23c for good to prime. and 23da
24c for choice per lb. We quote Java 25a28c
C0AL-There is steady market and mod
erate demand at previous prices. The rates
afloat are: Ohio River 6a51ac, Ashland 61a7c,
and Youghiogheny 7a71lc, per pu. Deliv-
cred to consumers at 9aiUc for Ohio River, lOa
lie for Ashland, llal2c for Kanawha and
Muskingum, 1lal2c for Youghiogheny, and
1Sa20c for camel per bu. Anthracite held at
$9a9 per ton, delivered.
COKE-There is moderate demand and
the market is quiet and steady. We quote
7c for gas-house, and city manufactured at
yards, and &c delivered per bu; SC for crushed
at yards and l0c delivered per bu.
DRIED FRUTFo-The market is steady
with no material change, and demand moder-
ate. We quote 61sa71sc for prunes, 7HaSc for
currants, l0al2c for hgs, ana 20a22c for citrOn,
per lb, and Si65ai rs for laVer ralslns, per box.
Apples are worth lGa12c per Id.
EGGS-The receipts being moderate the
market rules steady, with fair local demand
at l2.al3c per dozen, for fresh.
GREEN FKUITS-Moderate demand for ap-
pies, and steady with a good supply at 81 5Ua
2 80 per br for far to prime, ana choice held
at 81 75a3 per brl. We quote So 5Oa5 per box
for oranges, and SO 50a5 so per box for lemons.
Cranberries are worth $Sa9 per bri for good to
prime.
HAY-Onlv fair local demand, with mod
crate though ample receipts, and market
steady at previous prices. Prime to choice
timothy is worth $10a13 per ton, and lower
grades quoted S. 5Oa9 per ton, all on arrival.
In store dealers require S! more per ton.
HEMP-Kough Kentucky is dull. with very
little Offering, and held steady at $ll5al20 per
ton on ARRIVAL. Moderate jobbing demand for
dressed at 6a9c per lb, as to qualitv
MILL FEED-The market is nrm and quiet.
Bran is scarce, anu held at SIT 50alS per ton on
arrival. Shipstufs offered at a1Sal9 per ton,
and demand light. Middlings held at S2Oa25
per ton on arrival, and demand moderate.
MOLASSES-The demand is only moderate
and market easy. New orleans is quoted 5Oa
SOC per gallon for prime TO cnolce, and 40a45c
for inferior. Refined syrups are quoted 4Oa9Uc
per gallon, according 10 quality. Sorghum
dull at 25a30c per gallon.
OILS-Linseed quiet and steady at 65a66c per
gallon. Lard oil dull with free offerings az S.a
sc per gallon for extra current MAKE Re-
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