The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-18
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CINoINNArI. May ls-2 4

FLOUR-There is nothing more than a con-
sumptiye demand. Prices steady. Fancy
bfahas range .s Sg sad Rstsat process IS q
a. W. Extra 81 25a4 go, superfne ~ 5Ua3 o.
low grades " 85a8 70, spring s6a5 30 and up tC
st 5a5 IS for fayorite brands, and rye aour 81 81
"a IS per brl. ~
WHEAT-There is not much demand, but
the offerings are Light, especially u the best
grades. Prime to choice is quoted 81 22ai 3O for
red and 81 3Sa1 ~ for white per bu. Fair to
good red is offered at 81 1Uai IS per bu. Prime
Hill Is held ut 81 30al 86 per bu anu scarce.
BARLEY-Nothing OF any consequence do
ing, and the market Is nominal
0ATS-There 10 q moderate demand, and the
market remains easy. Good TO prime sample
lots are quoted Ssaiic for white, and aoa5'c for
RTEFFT,here is very little demand to-day,
but holders are iirm at 7ic for No. III elevator,
and G9c on track. per bu. Prime sample lois
on track are held at 6Sa69c, and inferior lots W.
NESS PORK There is very little doing to-
day, and the market is steady at vi per brl FOR
LABp-fhere is quiet and steady market
AM asifs Tor prime steam' and isAlsAo for
BULK MEATs--Demand Light and market
easy. Loose meats are qu0ted 7ha7Nc I, I
shoulders, 10halvkc for clear RIB sides, and
llc for clear 81 es per Id.
BACON-There is quiet market at e3{a
S3<c tor shoulders, II Kalic for clear rib siues
and ii al2c for clear sides per ID, ali packed
Sugar-cured hams, l3al S%c per ib
CVrION Continues dull but there Is q
steady market at previous prices. Sales TO.
day Is bales. The offcial quotations Of Tic
Cotton Exchange are as follows Ordinary,75Sc
go0u ordinary. 9Hc; low middling, l0%c; III u.
dlinv, l1Nc; good middlIng. l2}Sc; ulIddline
fair. 13Hc; faIr14Hc ner Id.
WHlSKY-Steauy and quiet market. Sales
| OF I76 brls at 81 W per gallon to-day.
BEANS--The market continues dull and un-
changed. Choice navys are offered at 81 10a
Is. and mediums 9Uca$l per bu.
BROOM CUHN-There is a very moderate
demand, with liberal receipts and prices un-
changed. Red brush 10 worth 4a6c green stalk
braid 6ha71sc. ami fancy green hurl Sa9c
per lb.
BUTTER-The receipts are liberal and there
is only Q moderate demand. The market is
easy with a downward tendency, but there is
no material variation In prices. Prime to
choice is worth 22a23c for Western Reserve and
iSa2Oc for Central Ohio per lb Single pack
ages OF extra selections are worth 25a27c per
10. Abe lower grades are dull at l4al6c per ID.
CHEESE-There is not much demand, and
the market is well supplied and easy at l0a
10Kc for prime to choice factory per lb.
COFFEE-There is steady market and the
demand is only m9derate. Prices unchanged.
Java sells at 3sa33c perth. Rio is quoted 19a20c
for common, 20Ha2l5lc for fair to good, and
~ ka23 xc for prime to choice, per lb.
AE-The demand is limited, but the mar
ket remains steady: Prices unchanged. The
land, and INC for Youghioghepy, per bu. We
quote delivered to consumers asfoliows 1lal2c
for oughlogbeny, lie for Hooking Valley and
Kanawna, iDalie for MuskIngufn, l0c for Ash
land. and 9al0c for OHIO River, per Du. Camel
sells at acc aHoat and 20as2c delivered, per bu.
Anthracite is worth SO 50alo per ton. delivered.
COKE-The market is quiet and steady with
no change in prices. City manufactured is
worth SC at yards and l0c delivered. Cas-
hon Qa nf as.sl5 rnH md